Videos tagged with Italian Shotgun

This video features a review of the Fossari CRX9 shotgun, an Italian-made "all-rounder" firearm. The presenter discusses its adjustable stock and rib. The review includes live-fire testing, during which the presenter becomes interested in how the sight picture affects gun movement. A full overview of the firearm follows. The video also includes calls to action for channel membership, hearing protection, and social media engagement.

This YouTube video showcases the Beretta SL3 shotgun, highlighting it as a 'thing of beauty.' While the description is minimal, the title strongly suggests a focus on the aesthetics and potentially the craftsmanship of this specific firearm. The content is likely geared towards enthusiasts of high-end shotguns, potentially covering its features, design, and perhaps its performance characteristics.

This "Gun Of The Week" features the J.P. Sauer & Sohn SL5 Waterfowl shotgun, highlighting its Italian manufacturing by Breda and inertia-operated action. The review covers its aluminum receiver, 30-inch barrel with extended chokes, and a balanced feel. Notable features include the Fred Bear Old School Camo finish with a signature, Sauer's ErgoFit stock adjustment system, a Cervellati recoil pad, sling points, and a comfortable comb insert. The video also details the intuitive controls, enlarged bolt release, and reciprocation mechanism. It comes with Benelli Crio Plus choke tubes and an LPA fiber-optic front sight. The shotgun is praised for its performance on challenging targets, 3.5-inch chamber, and durable construction, making it well-suited for waterfowl hunting.

This YouTube video showcases an Antonio Zoli 12-gauge Italian shotgun. The title and description highlight its Italian origin and the shotgun's gauge. The description also includes hashtags indicating themes of antiques, gun videos, history, hunting, and general firearm interest. The content appears to be a presentation or overview of this specific firearm.

This YouTube video focuses on an Italian 12 Gauge Shotgun, as indicated by the title. The description further emphasizes its firearms nature with tags like #firearms, #gun, #12guage, and #shotgun. It also suggests potential usage or interest from a Canadian audience (#canadian) and hints at activities like #hunting and #hunter. The mention of #gunasmr and #shotgunhandcam suggests a focus on the sensory aspects and potentially close-up views of the firearm.

This video provides a review and firing test of the Fabarm Martial 12 Gauge shotgun. The description highlights its Italian origin, NATO military standard testing, and unique 18-inch Tribore barrel technology for enhanced range. It features a 5-round capacity and an interchangeable stock for users who prefer it without a pistol grip. The video also mentions the availability for inquiries at 'ร้านปืนรอแยล' (Royal Firearms) and thanks 'Tiger Tac Academy & Shooting Range' for the filming location. Social media links for 'Lady.Sharpshooter' are provided for further engagement.

This YouTube video showcases an Italian Angelo Zoli 12 gauge shotgun. Based on the title and description, it appears to be a review or showcase of the firearm, likely focusing on its features, handling, and possibly a brief demonstration. The video hints at a collector's item or a firearm of interest to shotgun enthusiasts.

This video showcases a 1950s Italian side-by-side shotgun featuring German steel barrels from Krupp Essen. The presenter highlights the shotgun's origins, noting its Italian design and German manufacturing for the barrels, considered top-tier at the time. The acquisition cost of $500 is also mentioned. The description includes a variety of hashtags suggesting an interest in gun collecting, reviews, history, and ASMR content related to firearms from Germany and Italy.

This video provides a comprehensive review and comparison of the Beretta 1301 Tactical Shotgun, highlighting its legendary reputation for lightweight design, excellent ergonomics, and rapid cycling. The content delves into its features, including barrel length and sights, and discusses potential upgrades from Langdon Tactical. A significant portion of the video is dedicated to comparing the Beretta 1301 against the Benelli M4 and Benelli M2, examining cycling speed, recoil, and ease of loading, including techniques like the Match Saver and swapping ammunition. It also touches upon trigger performance and a critical comparison of its performance versus the Benelli M4.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Limited Edition Benelli Rafaello Accademia, a rare Italian shotgun with only 1000 units produced worldwide. The review, presented by Matt Morgan, covers the shotgun's unique two-piece action, disassembly, assembly, stock, forend, barrel, and overall finish. It also touches upon the Benelli warranty, considerations for overseas viewers, and the accessories included in the case. The review highlights the shotgun's premium features and its limited availability.

This video provides a first look at the Nemo Arms NX Standard shotgun, an Italian-made over-under model chambered in 12 gauge. The reviewer highlights its aesthetic appeal and positive shooting experience, noting its reliability, crisp trigger, and strong ejection. The shotgun is presented as a high-end option suitable for both hunting and sport shooting. The description encourages viewers to visit the Guns & Tactics website for more information and provides links to their social media channels. Safety disclaimers regarding firearm usage at a controlled range are also included.

This video reviews the Marocchi First Deluxe and First E shotguns, positioning them as Italian-made entry-level options under the £1000 price point, with the Deluxe model offering enhanced aesthetics for a slightly higher cost. The content highlights their value for money and aims to introduce viewers to these firearms. It also promotes the channel's merchandise, podcast, and social media presence, encouraging subscriptions for more content.