Emperor Arms Duke Silver

Published on August 6, 2019
Duration: 25:11

This review of the Emperor Arms Duke Silver by hickok45 covers its features, ATF classification as a 'firearm,' and performance. The instructor highlights its compact nature, suitable for home defense or as a truck gun, while also demonstrating disassembly of the rail and shell carrier for improved ergonomics.

Quick Summary

The Emperor Arms Duke Silver is a 12-gauge 'firearm' classified by the ATF due to its configuration. Featuring a nickel finish, Turkish walnut furniture, and a compact design, it's suitable for home defense or as a truck gun. While it includes accessories like a rail and shell carrier, these may impact ergonomics, and removal is suggested for practical use.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Initial Shooting
  2. 01:45Features and Configuration
  3. 02:55ATF Classification and Origin
  4. 03:30Disassembly and Customization
  5. 07:00Shooting Without the Rail
  6. 11:30Slug Shooting and Performance
  7. 14:15Final Assessment

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ATF classification of the Emperor Arms Duke Silver?

The Emperor Arms Duke Silver is classified as a 'firearm' by the ATF, rather than a traditional shotgun, due to its specific configuration, which typically includes a lack of stock and certain overall length requirements.

What are the key features of the Emperor Arms Duke Silver?

Key features include a nickel plating with Turkish Walnut furniture, a 14-inch barrel, a 4+1 round capacity in 12 Gauge, an aluminum rail system, a Sig Sauer red dot optic, and a glass breaker attachment on the muzzle.

Is the Emperor Arms Duke Silver suitable for home defense?

Yes, its compact size and configuration make it a viable option for home defense or as a 'truck gun,' though its handling characteristics differ from larger, traditional shotguns.

What are the potential drawbacks of the Emperor Arms Duke Silver's accessories?

The side-saddle shell carrier can interfere with the shooter's hand during operation, and shells may fall out under recoil. The rail system, while functional, can limit sight options when removed.

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