THE FIRST GUN I EVER BOUGHT

Published on June 12, 2020
Duration: 10:37

Brandon Herrera revisits his first firearm purchase, a Mossberg 500 12-gauge shotgun, showcasing its modifications and sentimental value. The review includes demonstrations of buckshot's destructive power on soda bottles, a test of flechette rounds on raw meat, and a failed attempt with Dragon's Breath rounds. Herrera concludes that the Mossberg 500 is an excellent, affordable starter shotgun for new gun owners.

Quick Summary

The Mossberg 500 is an excellent and affordable starter shotgun for new firearm owners. Brandon Herrera's modified 12-gauge features an ATI folding stock and demonstrates the power of buckshot and flechette rounds.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro Skit & Jurassic Park Vibes
  2. 00:30Introducing the Mossberg 500 (My First Gun)
  3. 01:16Shooting Cheerwine with 12 Gauge Buckshot
  4. 03:05Mossberg 500 Technical Breakdown
  5. 05:3412 Gauge Flechette Test on Raw Meat
  6. 08:16Dragon's Breath Round Test (Failure)
  7. 08:58Conclusion: Is the Mossberg 500 a Good Starter Gun?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Mossberg 500?

The Mossberg 500 is a popular pump-action shotgun, often recommended as a first firearm due to its affordability, reliability, and versatility. It's available in various configurations and gauges, with the 12-gauge being very common.

What modifications were made to Brandon Herrera's Mossberg 500?

Brandon Herrera added an ATI folding stock to his Mossberg 500 to give it a unique look inspired by 'Jurassic Park'. This modification changes the ergonomics and appearance of the standard shotgun.

How does 12-gauge buckshot perform?

12-gauge buckshot is known for its significant stopping power and destructive capability. In the video, it effectively destroyed multiple soda bottles, demonstrating its effectiveness for defense or hunting applications.

Are flechette rounds effective?

Flechette rounds, which are essentially darts fired from a shotgun, can penetrate soft tissue deeply. Testing showed they create considerable wound cavities, highlighting their potential for specific applications, though they are less common than traditional shot or slugs.

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