Videos tagged with Triple-Ought Buckshot

This product showcase features the Benelli M4 semi-automatic shotgun, highlighting its Italian design and military pedigree. The video emphasizes the reliability of its ARGO self-regulating gas system, its clean operation, and its use by the US Marine Corps. Key features discussed include the 18.5-inch barrel, ghost ring sights, 5+1 capacity, Picatinny rail, and its performance with various buckshot loads at 20 yards.

This video explains the difference between shotgun gauge and firearm caliber. Gauge is defined by the number of lead spheres of a specific weight that fit into a pound of lead, which then corresponds to the barrel diameter. A higher gauge number indicates a smaller barrel diameter. For home defense, a 12-gauge shotgun is recommended, with buckshot loads like double ought (00) or triple ought (000) being suitable.