Rock Island VR80 with a 19 Round Magazine - TheFireArmGuy

Published on January 16, 2019
Duration: 4:24

This video provides an expert review of the Rock Island VR80 shotgun, focusing on its performance with high-capacity magazines. TheFirearmGuy, demonstrating high authority and expertise, tests both 9-round and 19-round Advanced Tactical magazines, noting a few light primer strikes during the 19-round test. The review also covers the VR80's features, including its construction and included chokes.

Quick Summary

The Rock Island VR80 shotgun, chambered in 12 Gauge, was tested with 9 and 19-round Advanced Tactical magazines. While the 19-round magazine significantly increased firepower, two light primer strikes were observed, noted as unusual. The VR80 itself features a polymer stock, aluminum receiver/handguard, and a 20-inch barrel with included chokes.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Slug Test
  2. 00:48VR80 Features Overview
  3. 01:269-Round Magazine Test
  4. 02:0819-Round Magazine Test
  5. 03:27Conclusion & Summary

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Rock Island VR80 shotgun?

The Rock Island VR80 features a polymer stock, aluminum receiver and handguard, a 20-inch shrouded barrel, and comes equipped with flip-up sights and a Picatinny rail. It also includes three chokes for varying shot patterns.

How did the Rock Island VR80 perform with high-capacity magazines?

During testing with a 19-round Advanced Tactical magazine, the Rock Island VR80 experienced two light primer strikes, which the presenter noted as unusual. The 9-round magazine test showed mostly successful feeding with only one minor hang-up.

What types of ammunition were used in the Rock Island VR80 test?

The test involved 12 Gauge slugs for initial demonstration, regular target loads for the 9-round magazine test, and a mix of target and birdshot ammunition for the 19-round magazine test.

What potential issues were identified with the Rock Island VR80 during the video?

The primary issue noted was the occurrence of light primer strikes when using the 19-round magazine, suggesting a potential need for ammunition compatibility checks or further investigation into the firearm's ignition system.

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