The AYA English Game

This video features a review of a custom side-by-side shotgun bearing the H. J. Hussey name, a renowned 19th-century British maker. The gun, though not made in England but in Spain, is examined at Sportarm at the West London Shooting School. The reviewer, joined by Sportarm's Archie Trower, tests the shotgun on clays and provides a thorough lookover and review, aiming to assess the quality of the Spanish-made firearm. The video also includes links to channel memberships, ammunition, hearing protection, and social media channels.

This review delves into Beretta's high-end SO series sidelock shotguns, comparing the SO5 (top clay gun), SO6 (game gun), and SO9. It highlights their craftsmanship, engraving grades (e.g., 1G1, 1S1, 6G1), and market value, with new SO6s costing around £50,000-£55,000 and pre-owned models varying significantly. Live fire testing reveals the SO5's clay performance and the SO6's instinctive game feel.

This review delves into the history and diverse range of AYA shotguns, from budget-friendly models like the Yeoman SR to high-end sidelocks. It highlights AYA's significant post-war production of approximately 600,000 shotguns, their influence from German gunmaking, and their strategy of copying London designs. The video showcases specific models such as the Matador 2, No. 3, No. 4, rare No. 53 and No. 56 pigeon guns, the popular No. 2 sidelock, and the AYA 25, discussing their features and estimated values.

This video features an "out for a spin" review of the AYA Dominus side-by-side shotgun, a model exclusively made for Sportarm. The reviewer visits Sportarm's West London store to test this shotgun, which is presented as suitable for high bird shooting, live pigeon shooting, and wildfowling. The description also includes links for channel membership, merchandise, custom-fit guards, and the channel's podcast and social media profiles.

This video showcases the AYA XXV Boxlock 25" Shotgun, presented by The Gun Shop. The title highlights a specific model and barrel length, suggesting a focus on the firearm's features and potential use. As a firearms review, it likely aims to inform potential buyers or enthusiasts about the shotgun's characteristics.

This review explores the practical applications of .410 shotguns, focusing on the Beretta Silver Pigeon. While acknowledging its low recoil makes it suitable for beginners and youth, the video highlights limitations in long-range effectiveness, as demonstrated by a 60-yard pattern test. The ShotKam camera is presented as a valuable training tool for analyzing shooting performance.

This review focuses on a classic American side-by-side double-barrel shotgun, highlighting its break-action mechanism and suitability for clay shooting. The demonstration showcases effective handling and pointability, with the shooter manually ejecting spent hulls. The firearm is presented as a reliable choice for sporting purposes.

This video showcases a high-intensity driven pheasant shoot, emphasizing the 'big swing' technique required for fast-moving, high-flying birds. It highlights rapid target transitions, efficient reloading, and the traditional UK game shooting environment. The focus is on advanced wing-shooting skills, proper lead, and safe firearm handling in a group setting.

This guide details the technique for engaging clay pigeons in an indoor shooting facility, as demonstrated by a professional shooting sports content creator. It emphasizes fluid shotgun mounting, accurate target leading, and proper follow-through, all while maintaining strict safety protocols. The unique MSZU indoor range environment is highlighted, along with essential gear like electronic hearing protection and specialized shooting glasses.

This video showcases advanced one-handed shotgun shooting techniques, specifically with an over-under model. The shooter demonstrates exceptional control and dexterity, successfully engaging aerial targets and performing manual actions like breaking the action for ejection. The content highlights a high level of skill and familiarity with the firearm under challenging conditions.