Videos tagged with Wood Quality

This review of the Beretta 693 Vittoria highlights its exceptional wood quality, often considered the best seen on a Grade 3 Beretta. The shotgun is noted for its suitability for ladies and juniors due to its shorter stock (14 inches), slightly higher comb, and slender forend. While the smaller grip is ideal for smaller hands, the reviewer found it slightly restrictive for larger hands, though still manageable. The gun's handling and shooting experience are praised, with the Monte Carlo stock aiding in easy mounting and the 690 action contributing to manageable recoil.

This video provides a detailed comparison between older and modern Beretta shotguns, specifically focusing on the 687 model from 1985 and a 2018 model. The presenter, with apparent expertise in firearms, highlights differences in stock dimensions, wood quality, checkering techniques (hand vs. machine), engraving depth and style, action thickness, and barrel technology. While acknowledging advancements in modern machining and ergonomics, the video suggests that older Berettas may offer a superior aesthetic and certain craftsmanship elements, though modern guns are arguably more fit for current shooting styles and market demands. The overall sentiment is that while Berettas have evolved, they remain high-quality firearms, with older models possessing a distinct character.

This comprehensive overview delves into the history and evolution of Caesar Guerini shotguns, from their Italian origins to their modern innovations. The video highlights key models like the Essex and the Invictus range, detailing their unique features, available calibers (12, 20, 28, 410), and craftsmanship. Expert insights cover the brand's reputation for exceptional wood quality, intricate engraving, and advanced action designs, positioning them as high-end firearms with a price range of £2,000 to £10,000.

This expert guide provides a detailed comparison between the Beretta Silver Pigeon and the Browning 525 shotguns, drawing on precise measurements and technical explanations. The presenter, demonstrating high authority and expertise, covers action dimensions, ejector types, locking systems, internal mechanics affecting trigger pull, and aesthetic differences in wood quality. This comparison is invaluable for potential buyers seeking to understand the nuanced differences between these popular over-under shotguns.