Shooting the Sjogren Inertial Shotgun

Published on June 1, 2019
Duration: 3:56

This guide details the takedown and shooting of the Sjögren Inertial Shotgun, as demonstrated by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons. The process involves a unique takedown mechanism utilizing interrupted threads and a plunger system for barrel removal. The video also provides insights into the shotgun's operation during live fire, including slow-motion analysis of the bolt cycling and recoil impulse. McCollum, a recognized expert in historical firearms, guides viewers through these procedures.

Quick Summary

The Sjögren Inertial Shotgun features an inertially locked semi-automatic action and a unique takedown design with interrupted threads. Disassembly involves releasing a plunger, removing the magazine tube, and rotating the barrel. It has a 4-round capacity (1+3) and a distinctive 'long' recoil impulse.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction
  2. 00:13Takedown Mechanism Demonstration
  3. 01:22Range Shooting and Operation
  4. 02:06Slow Motion Bolt Analysis
  5. 03:12Conclusion and Filming Location

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you disassemble the Sjögren Inertial Shotgun?

Disassembly involves rotating the magazine tube to release a plunger, pulling the tube forward, and then rotating the barrel clockwise to detach it via interrupted threads. Ensure the firearm is unloaded before starting.

What type of action does the Sjögren Inertial Shotgun use?

The Sjögren Inertial Shotgun employs an inertially locked semi-automatic action. This mechanism uses the inertia of the bolt's rearward movement to unlock from the barrel.

What is the capacity of the Sjögren Inertial Shotgun?

The demonstrated capacity for the 12 Gauge Sjögren Inertial Shotgun was 4 rounds, with one round loaded in the chamber and three rounds in the tubular magazine.

What is unique about the Sjögren Inertial Shotgun's recoil?

The recoil impulse is described as 'long,' meaning the bolt travels all the way to the rear, pauses, and then closes once it's ready, indicating a specific cycling characteristic.

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