Videos tagged with Stevens Arms

This video provides a comprehensive review and shooting demonstration of the Stevens 301 Turkey shotgun chambered in .410 gauge. The creator details various shooting accessories and equipment used in their videos, including steel targets, cameras, editing tools, protective gear, ballistic gelatin, reloading tools, and various target types. The review likely covers the performance, features, and potential applications of the Stevens 301 for turkey hunting or general shooting.

This review of the Stevens Crackshot .22 rifle highlights its historical context as a firearm designed for children, with manufacturing dating back to 1913. Unfortunately, the review was cut short due to a significant mechanical failure where the barrel detached from the receiver during a demonstration. This incident underscores potential durability issues with vintage firearms.

This YouTube video features a "takedown" of a Stevens Model 200 rifle. The creator mentions that this video is a re-release with a cleaned-up format and hints at an upcoming series. They encourage viewers to support their content through Patreon and SubscribeStar. The video seems to be a straightforward demonstration of disassembling the rifle, likely for cleaning, maintenance, or educational purposes.

This video explores ten surprising facts about the .22lr cartridge, highlighting its historical significance, widespread use, and unexpected lethality. It details its invention by Joshua Stevens, evolution from the Flobert BB Cap, and its role in historical events and modern applications, including military and Olympic shooting. The content also touches on market dynamics like the 2013 ammo shortage and the versatility of .22lr conversion kits.