Shooting the Techno Arms MAG-7 (properly!)

Published on June 30, 2018
Duration: 3:19

This guide details the proper technique for firing the Techno Arms MAG-7 shotgun, emphasizing the use of specific 60mm ammunition and safe handling practices, especially when the stock is folded. Expert Ian McCollum highlights the importance of correct hand placement and notes the firearm's performance with its intended ammunition, while also critiquing its ergonomics.

Quick Summary

The Techno Arms MAG-7 shotgun requires proprietary 60mm (2.36 inch) 12-gauge shells due to its unique grip-mounted magazine. While its recoil is manageable, the folding stock's ergonomics can be uncomfortable. Expert Ian McCollum notes it performs better than previous variants but remains less practical than standard shotguns.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Shooting Demo
  2. 00:34Ammunition and Magazine Details
  3. 01:23Folding Stock Mechanism
  4. 01:52Firing with Stock Folded
  5. 02:15Final Verdict and Comparison

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of ammunition does the Techno Arms MAG-7 use?

The Techno Arms MAG-7 requires specific 60mm (2.36 inch) 12-gauge shells manufactured by Techno Arms. Standard 12-gauge shells are incompatible due to the firearm's unique magazine and chamber design.

How is the recoil of the Techno Arms MAG-7 described?

According to Ian McCollum, the recoil of the Techno Arms MAG-7 is surprisingly minimal and manageable, especially when fired with the correct proprietary 60mm ammunition.

What are the ergonomic drawbacks of the MAG-7?

The primary ergonomic criticism of the MAG-7, particularly with the folding stock, is a sharp metal edge that can be uncomfortable against the shooter's cheek during firing.

Is the Techno Arms MAG-7 considered practical compared to other shotguns?

While functional with its intended ammunition, the Techno Arms MAG-7 is generally considered impractical for most users when compared to more conventional shotguns like the Mossberg 500 or Remington 870.

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