Videos tagged with Steelium Barrels

This comprehensive review compares three Beretta competition shotguns: the DT11, 694, and 688. It delves into their technical specifications, including weight, barrel length, stock materials, and internal mechanisms like trigger systems and lockup designs. The video highlights differences in service intervals, barrel technology (Steelium, Steelium Plus, Steelium Pro), and the impact of hand-fitting versus machine assembly on performance and longevity. Shooting impressions and balance points are discussed, offering insights for clay shooters.

This video reviews the limited edition Beretta DT11 Pyramide shotgun, a celebration of the Paris Olympics and the DT11's success in Olympic disciplines. It highlights the unique Pyramide engraving inspired by the Louvre, the Grade 3 Walnut stock, and standard DT11 features like Steelium barrels and Optima HP chokes. Only 300 units are being produced, making it a collector's item.

This YouTube Short provides a detailed review of the limited edition Beretta 694 Black Edition shotgun. The video highlights its exclusive features, including a black Cerakoted action with gold inlay, Steelium barrels, Optima HP chokes, and an adjustable trigger. It specifically notes this is the last of the 31-inch models, making it a unique offering for collectors and enthusiasts. Contact information for Premier Guns and links to their other channels are also provided.

This guide details how to adjust the Beretta 688 Performance shotgun for optimal shooting dynamics. It covers the installation of balance weights within the stock and the adjustment of the B-Fast comb and trigger. These modifications, explained by an expert, aim to enhance the shotgun's balance and fit for competitive clay shooting.

This video provides a detailed review of the Beretta 690 Sporter shotgun, specifically highlighting a left-handed model. The shotgun features a 32-inch barrel, adjustable stock, Beretta's signature black action with orange inlay, extended Optima HP chokes, Steelium barrels, a ventilated rib, oil-finished woodwork, and the MicroCore recoil pad for length of pull adjustment. The review aims to showcase the features and craftsmanship of this specific Beretta model.

This video provides a detailed side-by-side comparison of the Browning XS Pro and Beretta 694 sporting shotguns. It highlights their premium ABS cases, internal features, and available configurations for various shooting disciplines. Key differences in stock and barrel weight adjustability, choke systems, and accessory options are discussed, offering insights for potential buyers.

This video reviews a limited edition Beretta 694 shotgun featuring a factory Cerakoted blue action and barrels, a departure from standard finishes. It highlights the exclusivity of this model, with only four available worldwide, and discusses its unique aesthetic enhancements and standard 694 performance features.

This video provides an overview of the 20 bore Sporter Silver Pigeon One shotgun from Premier Guns. It highlights key features such as the 32-inch barrel, MicroCore recoil pad, adjustable comb, and palm swell, emphasizing comfort and accuracy. The review also touches upon the reliable 680 action, Grade One engraving, steelium barrels, and Optima HP chokes, all contributing to the shotgun's superior performance. The description encourages viewers to subscribe to their shotgun and air gun channels for more content.

This review provides a detailed comparison of the Beretta Silver Pigeon 1, 3, and 5 shotguns, focusing on their Sporter variants. The presenter, Josh from Premier Guns, highlights differences in wood grade, engraving, recoil pads, and choke systems across the models. The video emphasizes the versatility of the Silver Pigeon line as suitable for both clay shooting and game hunting, with specific attention to features like the Steelium barrels and adjustable comb options.

This review of the Beretta 486 Parallelo side-by-side shotgun details its various configurations, including the deep scroll, 10th anniversary limited edition, and a custom VIP trip model. The video highlights technical specifications like Steelium barrels, the tri-block system, Optima HP chokes, and the automatic safety feature, while also discussing stock options, engraving details, and barrel lengths. It emphasizes the shotgun's suitability for game shooting and its smooth shooting characteristics.

This video provides an in-depth comparison of Beretta's classic and standard double-barreled shotguns, focusing on the reliable 680 action. Key differences lie in wood grade (Grade 4 for classic, Grade 3 for standard) and engraving detail, with the classic featuring more pronounced game scenes. Both models are future-proofed with steel shot proofing and Optima multi-chokes, offering excellent value.

This review showcases the Beretta 687 EELL 40th Anniversary Limited Edition shotgun. Key features highlighted include its grade 3 oil-finished wood, EELL side plates with game scene engravings (Woodcock and Pheasants), a pistol grip stock, and a London-style forend. The shotgun is equipped with Steelium barrels, flush Optima HP chokes, and a brass bead sight. It is noted as a limited edition with a specific serial number (10 of X) and comes with a certificate.