Shooting an Old Double Barrel Shotgun

Published on November 28, 2020
Duration: 1:40

This video showcases the careful handling and firing of a vintage 12 Gauge double-barrel shotgun. The shooter demonstrates the break-action mechanism, loading, and firing sequences, including a minor mistake with trigger selection. The content highlights the respect needed for older firearms and offers a glimpse into a casual range day experience.

Quick Summary

The video showcases a vintage 12 Gauge double-barrel shotgun with a break-action side-by-side mechanism. The shooter demonstrates careful loading and firing, highlighting the need for gentle handling of older firearms and noting a common trigger selection mistake.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Old Double Barrel Shotgun
  2. 00:23Loading and Break-Action Operation
  3. 00:41First Shooting Sequence & Trigger Error
  4. 00:59Reloading and Second Firing Session

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of shotgun is featured in the video?

The video features an old, vintage double-barrel shotgun, specifically a side-by-side model. It is a 12 Gauge firearm with a break-action mechanism.

How is the double-barrel shotgun operated?

The shotgun operates via a break-action mechanism. This involves opening the breech to load shells and manually extracting spent casings after firing. It has dual triggers for each barrel.

What is important when shooting an old shotgun?

It's crucial to handle old shotguns with care due to their age. The speaker emphasizes not being rough with the firearm to prevent damage and ensure safe operation during shooting.

What caliber is the vintage shotgun?

The vintage double-barrel shotgun featured in the video is chambered in 12 Gauge. This is a common and powerful shotgun caliber.

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