2 of 4, Kel-Tec KSG Shotgun Testing: "Eat Lead" by Nutnfancy

Published on April 7, 2011
Duration: 45:04

This guide details the 'Eat Lead' drill as performed by Nutnfancy, comparing the Kel-Tec KSG bullpup shotgun against a Winchester 1300 pump-action. It covers environmental considerations, drill execution, gear choices, and the specific challenges of mastering the KSG's unique features like its magazine selector and high capacity. The analysis includes insights from Nutnfancy's extensive experience in tactical gear review.

Quick Summary

The 'Eat Lead' drill tests shotgun and transition skills, comparing the high-capacity, compact Kel-Tec KSG bullpup against the reliable Winchester 1300 pump-action. Key considerations include mastering the KSG's magazine selector and ensuring hardware durability, as demonstrated by Nutnfancy's expert review.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Environmental Conditions
  2. 01:36Baseline Run: Winchester 1300
  3. 04:13Gear and Speed Loader Discussion
  4. 08:01Kel-Tec KSG Performance Run
  5. 11:19KSG Capacity and Loading Mechanics
  6. 13:31PFI Dude Winchester 1300 Run
  7. 15:39Nutnfancy KSG Run and Prototype Failure
  8. 18:29Post-Drill Analysis and Sidearm Review

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'Eat Lead' drill and how does it test firearms?

The 'Eat Lead' drill involves multiple target engagements with a primary firearm, typically a shotgun, followed by a timed transition to a secondary sidearm for precision targets. It tests speed, accuracy, and transition skills under simulated stress.

What are the key differences between the Kel-Tec KSG and Winchester 1300 highlighted in the video?

The Kel-Tec KSG is a bullpup shotgun with a 14+1 capacity and a manual magazine selector, offering compactness. The Winchester 1300 is a traditional pump-action with a simpler manual of arms and generally lower capacity, noted for its reliability.

What potential issues were observed with the Kel-Tec KSG during testing?

A prototype sling attachment pin failed during the drill, indicating a need for more robust hardware on production models. The manual magazine selector also presents a learning curve for operators under stress.

What role does the sidearm play in the 'Eat Lead' drill?

The sidearm, in this case a Smith & Wesson 1911, is used for engaging precision steel targets after the primary shotgun portion of the drill. This tests the shooter's ability to transition effectively between different weapon systems.

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