Videos tagged with Trigger Plate Action

This review of the Beretta 486 Parallelo highlights two stock configurations: a traditional straight hand/splinter forend and a more modern pistol grip/beavertail forend. The straight stock offers a livelier, more instinctive feel, while the pistol grip provides greater control. The new 'deep scroll' laser engraving is praised for its quality and modern aesthetic, surpassing previous attempts to mimic hand engraving. The shotgun features a trigger plate action, 3-inch chambers, and 30-inch barrels, with a price point around £5,000.

This video explores the nuances of traditional side-by-side shotguns, focusing on the 1904 Dickson Round Action and its trigger plate design, favored for its handling and historical significance in Scottish grouse hunting. It contrasts this with modern firearms like the Browning B525 SL, discussing stock modifications and the future potential of side-by-sides with the shift to steel shot. The content emphasizes achieving a 'flow state' in shooting through fluid motion and understanding gun dynamics.

This video provides an expert-level breakdown of three primary shotgun action types: sidelock, boxlock, and trigger plate. It details their historical evolution, internal mechanics, component functions, and structural implications. The speaker, demonstrating deep gunsmithing knowledge, highlights the pros and cons of each design, including accessibility for repair, stock integrity, manufacturing complexity, and performance characteristics, offering valuable insights for firearm enthusiasts and technicians.