Videos tagged with Stevens 350

This video reviews the Stevens 350 tactical 12 gauge shotgun. The creator highlights that it's a bottom ejecting design, reminiscent of the Ithaca 37, but expresses reservations about its quality. The description is minimal, simply stating 'Stevens 350'.

This YouTube Shorts video showcases the Stevens 350 12 gauge shotgun. It highlights the firearm's bottom ejection mechanism, a key feature often associated with Ithaca 37-style shotguns. The title and description emphasize the specific model and gauge, suggesting a focus on the physical attributes and potential operation of this particular shotgun.

This video features a range test of Captor brand 12 gauge buckshot and slugs across three different shotguns. The reviewer found the ammunition to be powerful and inexpensive, functioning generally well. Minor extraction issues were noted in a Stevens 350, attributed to a tight chamber, which also affected standard birdshot. A Smith & Wesson 1000 was tested but did not cycle the Captor ammunition, so that footage was excluded. The reviewer concludes that for the price, the ammunition is decent, encouraging viewers to try it themselves and acknowledging potential firearm-specific issues.

This YouTube Shorts video features ASMR audio of a Stevens 350 bottom eject shotgun. The title highlights the specific shotgun model, its bottom ejecting mechanism, and mentions the brands Stevens and Savage. It also explicitly tags 'pump action' and 'shotgun' families. The short format suggests a quick demonstration or sound focus rather than in-depth review.

This video compares budget and high-end shotguns, highlighting that even expensive semi-automatics can experience cycling issues with light loads, often requiring specific ammunition. While high-end models offer features and aesthetics, budget pump-actions like the Stevens 350 remain functional for basic tasks. The test includes drills, slug accuracy, and clay shooting, demonstrating practical performance differences.

This video features a 'New Old Stock' Stevens model 350 shotgun, described as a bottom-feed, bottom-eject Ithaca 37 copy from the mid-2000s. The reviewer discovered it at Cabela's and was drawn to its unique feeding mechanism and ghost ring sights. The shotgun appears unfired with factory grease still present and a mirror-finished barrel. The reviewer acquired it for a substantial discount, paying $313 after member and 'used' gun discounts.

This review details the extreme disappointment with the Century Arms Ultra 87 shotgun, purchased for $200 as a budget gift. After only 25 rounds, the shotgun suffered a catastrophic mechanical failure due to poor metal quality, rendering it inoperable. The reviewer strongly advises against this model, highlighting common issues and recommending reliable alternatives like the Maverick 88 or a used Remington 870 for home defense.

This SHOT Show 2011 coverage from Nutnfancy highlights Savage Arms' commitment to accuracy and value across their product lines. The video features discussions on their philosophy of 'One Shot, One Kill,' showcased through models like the Model 10 FCP Law Enforcement rifle, the long-range Model 10/110 BA, and the budget-friendly Savage Axis. Savage emphasizes their competitive edge, particularly with their AccuTrigger and AccuStock systems, and their success in F-Class competition.