Videos tagged with Stevens Shotgun

This video features a soda showdown comparing the effectiveness of .410 birdshot and slugs fired from two different handguns: the Bond Arms Derringer and the Smith & Wesson Governor. The description highlights that .410 birdshot is not very effective from these pistols, while slugs perform significantly better. The presenter also notes a difficulty in shooting slugs accurately from the bottom barrel of the Bond Arms Derringer due to a high bore axis. The video also clarifies a minor correction, identifying the shotgun used as a Stevens, which is owned by Savage.

This video explores budget-friendly shotgun options for home defense, particularly for individuals with limited financial resources. It highlights that older department store shotguns, often found for under $100, can serve as viable alternatives. Specific examples mentioned include Ranger and Eastern Arms double-barrel shotguns, noting their solid construction despite a lack of modern features. The video also points out that many of these affordable shotguns were manufactured by Stevens and were historically marketed towards working-class consumers.

This video features Bill Dermody introducing the Stevens S1200 12 Gauge Shotgun at the 2016 SHOT Show. The presentation focuses on showcasing a specific shotgun model, highlighting its features and availability at a major industry event. It serves as an introductory look at the firearm for enthusiasts and potential buyers.