Videos tagged with Citadel Boss 25

This YouTube Shorts video features the Citadel Boss 25 12 gauge semi-automatic shotgun. The creator expresses dissatisfaction with the firearm, specifically highlighting its punishing recoil. The short format suggests a quick overview or a direct statement of intent to sell the gun due to its performance.

This video presents the creator's top 5 most disappointing firearms they have owned. While some are still in their possession, the focus is on expressing their dissatisfaction with these particular models. The list includes a Citadel Boss 25, a Bear Creek Arsenal .410 AR upper, a Hi-Point 995 TS PRO, a Bond Arms Rough and Rowdy derringer, and a Colt Series 80 Mark IV Government in .380. Runners-up, also mentioned as disappointing, include the Kel Tec Sub 2000 and the Ruger Precision Rimfire.

This YouTube Short captures a young woman's first-time shooting experience, highlighting her excitement as she fires various pumpkins. The video features her using a Springfield XDS9 and a Citadel Boss 25. The content focuses on introducing new shooters to the fun of firearms and the satisfaction of seeing them enjoy the activity.

This YouTube video offers a focused review of the Citadel Boss 25, a semi-automatic 12-gauge shotgun, specifically evaluating its suitability for home defense applications. The analysis aims to determine if this shotgun effectively serves its purpose as a home defense option, providing insights for viewers considering it for personal security.

This video serves as an update following a previous discussion of the Smith & Wesson Shield .380 EZ Performance Center. The creator clarifies how the funds for purchasing the firearm were acquired, addressing an omission from the original video. Additionally, the video tests new audio and camera equipment, asking for viewer feedback on production quality improvements compared to past uploads.

This video features a range trip with the Citadel Boss 25, a 12 gauge semi-automatic shotgun. The reviewer discusses their experience shooting the shotgun with Nobel Sport buckshot, Winchester slugs, and Federal birdshot. While finding it fun, they conclude that the AR-style 12 gauge platform is not practical for them due to its heavy weight and recoil. They also compare it unfavorably to a Mossberg for accuracy and speed, stating they have a buyer lined up and will use the funds for a different purchase. The shotgun is noted to become more dependable with use, but ultimately the reviewer doesn't have a need for it.

This video focuses on affordable 12 Gauge buckshot and slugs, with the creator highlighting a good deal from Targetsportsusa. The purchase is intended to "feed" a Citadel Boss 25 shotgun, indicating an acquisition of ammunition for this specific firearm. The theme revolves around stocking up on ammunition for defensive or recreational shooting purposes.

This video showcases the Citadel Boss 25 12 Gauge Semi-Auto shotgun during a range session. The content focuses on a break-in period and function check of the firearm. The description highlights a minor issue with buckshot crimps catching during chambering but notes the shotgun ran an entire box of birdshot without problems, indicating overall positive performance for its intended use.

This video reviews the Citadel Boss 25, a 12 gauge AR-style semi-automatic shotgun manufactured in Turkey. The content aims to determine the quality and viability of this firearm for potential buyers. It will likely cover its features, performance, and overall value proposition in the market.

This video provides a first look at the Citadel Boss 25, an AR-style semi-automatic shotgun. It highlights the shotgun's AR ergonomics and its unique feature of detachable box magazines, differentiating it from many other semi-auto shotguns. The description emphasizes its significant value for money, with a street price around $500. The video also directs viewers to Rainier Arms for more information and promotes the Guns & Tactics website and social media channels.