Videos tagged with Vent Rib Barrel

Honest Outlaw provides an enthusiastic overview of the new Mossberg Maverick 88 Semi-Auto shotgun, revealed at SHOT Show 2026. The review highlights its anticipated street price of $400-$500 against an MSRP of $600, its 28-inch vent rib barrel, walnut stock, and gas-operated system. The presenter, Chris, emphasizes Mossberg's reputation for reliability and his long-standing personal experience with the Maverick 88 platform.

This review of the Colt King Cobra Target .22 LR highlights its suitability as an understudy firearm for training, a plinking gun, or a companion for outdoor activities. The revolver features a durable stainless steel construction, a 10-round cylinder, and adjustable sights, offering a cost-effective way to practice with a firearm that simulates the feel of its centerfire counterparts.

This video provides an in-depth look at several Korth revolver models showcased at Triggrcon 2024, including the Mongoose, NXS, and GTA. The presenter highlights their German craftsmanship, premium features like 14-karat gold sights and Turkish walnut grips, and exceptional double-action trigger pulls. Pricing and caliber options are discussed, emphasizing Korth's position as a high-end revolver manufacturer.

This video provides an in-depth review of a new 4.25-inch blued Colt Python revolver. The presenter highlights the gun's exceptional blued finish, comparing it favorably to other modern and older blued firearms. He praises the smooth action, tight lockup, and aesthetic details like the blued hammer and trigger, and walnut grips. The presenter also discusses the controversial three-vent barrel design, expressing his personal preference for it. While acknowledging the desire to shoot it, he contemplates keeping this particular Python as a display piece due to its beauty.

This video provides an in-depth review of the CZ 712 G3 semi-automatic shotgun, highlighting its features and suitability for various shooting applications. The presenter details the shotgun's aesthetic appeal with its Turkish Walnut stock, its versatile gas-operated system with interchangeable pistons for different load types, and its practical design elements like the low comb and flat vent rib for rapid target acquisition. The review also covers the included choke tubes and barrel length options, offering a comprehensive overview for potential buyers.

This video provides a detailed comparison of two vintage Smith & Wesson shotguns: the Model 1000 semi-automatic and the Model 3000 pump-action. Both were manufactured by Howa in Japan. The Model 1000 is presented as a more refined sporting shotgun with nicer wood grain and receiver scrollwork, featuring a modified choke. The Model 3000 is described as more utilitarian, with a cylinder choke and a less refined finish, though it also had tactical variants. The speaker highlights differences in barrel treatments, sights, and overall fit and finish, noting the Model 1000's superior aesthetic appeal.

The Mossberg 940 JM Pro is presented as a versatile semi-automatic shotgun designed to bridge the gap between competition and field utility. It incorporates Jerry Miculek's input, featuring a 9+1 capacity, fast trigger reset, and a gas system capable of handling up to 1500 rounds between cleanings. The shotgun is equipped with a 24-inch barrel, fiber optic front sight, vent rib, and is threaded for Briley chokes. Its customizable synthetic stock and oversized controls enhance usability for both competitive shooters and hunters, even in challenging conditions.

This guide details the revival of the iconic .44 Automag pistol by Excel Arms, as presented at SHOT Show 2018. It highlights the transition to modern CNC manufacturing for improved quality and reliability while preserving the classic design. The entry covers historical context, modern production techniques, available calibers and finishes, and practical feature enhancements, drawing on the expertise of individuals deeply connected to the original design.

This video provides an overview of a Mossberg 500 shotgun configured for hunting. The presenter highlights its 28-inch vent rib barrel, bead sight, and an attached Bushnell Sportview 1.5-4.5x optic. Key features discussed include the shotgun's interchangeable barrels, choke compatibility, and the modularity of its components, making it adaptable for various uses like home defense or hunting. The presenter also touches on its smooth action, ease of maintenance, and affordability, noting its ability to feed various ammunition types.

This video showcases the FNH SLP Competition shotgun, specifically designed for three-gun shooting. Key features highlighted include its extended magazine tube for increased capacity (8+1), a 24-inch vent rib barrel with Invector-Plus choke tubes for pattern customization, and integrated fiber optic front and rifle-style rear sights for versatile shooting. The gas-operated system with a gold piston ensures reliable cycling of various ammunition types, contributing to its soft recoil and suitability for high-round-count competition stages.