Videos tagged with Walked Up Shooting

This video provides a guide to the top five budget shotguns, emphasizing value for money. The instructor highlights that used firearms often offer superior bang for your buck, with specific recommendations including used Marocchi, new Turkish over-unders (Yilders, Kofs, ATA), the Beretta AL391, Mossberg Maverick 88, and the Franchi Barrage. An honorable mention is given to Spanish boxlock shotguns like AYA for their exceptional value and reliability.

This review of the Beretta Ultra Leggero highlights its design for walked-up shooting, emphasizing its lightweight construction achieved through a skeletonized steel action. The presenter details the silver action variant, its wood-to-metal fit, and technical features like the extra-light recoil pad, non-adjustable trigger, automatic safety with barrel selector, and moved cocking pin. The review also covers the gun's weight, engraving, barrel technology, chambering, and the availability of different variants including a Kick-Off system for recoil reduction.

This YouTube video provides a review of the Winchester Select Light Gold shotgun, highlighting its lightweight design and suitability for walked-up shooting, lady shooters, and general use. The description emphasizes its 12-gauge caliber, 28-inch barrels, and high-performance steel shot proofing, positioning it as a quality and reliable option from Winchester. The video also promotes subscription to the channel and other related content.

This guide details a woodcock hunting excursion using a .410 side-by-side shotgun at Childerley Sporting, UK. It covers planning, understanding woodcock behavior, selecting ammunition, and employing gundogs. The instruction emphasizes the need for fast, instinctive shooting with small-bore firearms in dense cover, drawing on the expertise of experienced hunters.

This video offers an in-depth review of the William Powell Phoenix 28 gauge shotgun, highlighting its craftsmanship and performance. The reviewer details the gun's round action, custom specifications by William Powell, and its handling characteristics during driven game and clay shooting. The discussion emphasizes the importance of proper weight and balance in a 28 gauge for effective shooting, along with the aesthetic appeal and bespoke features of this particular model.

This guide details the techniques for 'walked-up' shooting in the Welsh Mountains, a physically demanding and traditional hunting method. It emphasizes preparation for difficult terrain, the importance of instinctual shooting under pressure, and the community aspect of the hunt. The content is delivered with high authority, reflecting deep field experience and a professional understanding of shooting sports.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to selecting the optimal shotgun barrel length based on various shooting disciplines and personal attributes. Instructor John uses a scoring system to illustrate how factors like shooter height, shooting style (maintained lead, swing through), and target type (high birds, low birds, snap shooting) influence the ideal barrel length, generally ranging from 28 to 32 inches. The analysis emphasizes that while barrel length affects balance, weight, and maneuverability, it has no impact on pattern density or significant effect on shot speed, with choke and cartridge being the primary determinants.