Videos tagged with Ithaca 37

This video is a Halloween special exploring the iconic Ithaca Model 37 pump-action shotgun, focusing on its design, origins, and significant role in horror cinema. Expert Jonathan Ferguson delves into its history, from police use to its appearances in iconic films like Aliens, The Terminator, and The Thing. The discussion also touches upon its presence in Supernatural and pop culture myths surrounding the firearm. The video aims to determine if the Ithaca 37 is the most iconic firearm in horror history. It is produced by the Royal Armouries.

This video reviews the Stevens 350 tactical 12 gauge shotgun. The creator highlights that it's a bottom ejecting design, reminiscent of the Ithaca 37, but expresses reservations about its quality. The description is minimal, simply stating 'Stevens 350'.

This YouTube video, titled "Ithaca 37 Secret (SLAM FIRE)💥💥💥😳", focuses on the Ithaca 37 shotgun. The description hints at secrets and hacks related to its operation, specifically mentioning "slam fire". The video likely delves into unique features or functionalities of this classic firearm. The provided hashtags suggest a broad audience interest, encompassing firearms, gaming (CoD), safety, and EDC. The content seems to be aimed at firearm enthusiasts interested in historical weapons and their operational quirks.

This YouTube Shorts video showcases the Stevens 350 12 gauge shotgun. It highlights the firearm's bottom ejection mechanism, a key feature often associated with Ithaca 37-style shotguns. The title and description emphasize the specific model and gauge, suggesting a focus on the physical attributes and potential operation of this particular shotgun.

This YouTube Short features ASMR-style audio showcasing the action of an Ithaca 37 shotgun. The video highlights the firearm's bottom ejection and bottom feed mechanisms. It is tagged with relevant firearm terms, including the specific model, its family, gauge, and action type, catering to shotgun enthusiasts and ASMR audiences interested in firearm sounds.

This YouTube Short showcases the Tokarev TX3 Shotgun, explicitly identified as an Ithaca 37 clone. The video's description highlights the presence of multiple YouTube channels associated with Classic Firearms, suggesting a potential for broader content related to firearms. Given the focus on a specific shotgun model and its historical counterpart, the content is likely geared towards firearm enthusiasts interested in reviews, comparisons, or historical context.

This video features a 'New Old Stock' Stevens model 350 shotgun, described as a bottom-feed, bottom-eject Ithaca 37 copy from the mid-2000s. The reviewer discovered it at Cabela's and was drawn to its unique feeding mechanism and ghost ring sights. The shotgun appears unfired with factory grease still present and a mirror-finished barrel. The reviewer acquired it for a substantial discount, paying $313 after member and 'used' gun discounts.

This YouTube Short focuses on the Panzer PA37 Pump Action Shotgun, identified as an Ithaca 37 clone. The video's description promotes the creator's other channels, including Classic Firearms, Outside The Warehouse, and a podcast channel. While the video itself is a short, the title clearly indicates a review or showcase of a specific firearm model.

This video from Brownells' "From the Vault" series highlights the Ithaca Model 37 shotgun. Steve Ostrem, a Brownells Gun Tech, details why the Ithaca 37 is a standout pump-action shotgun, emphasizing its long history dating back to 1937. He points out its affordability, simple and robust design, reliability, easy takedown, and ambidextrous bottom ejection. The video also touches on the gun's origins as a John Browning design originally produced by Remington as the Model 17, and Ithaca's subsequent revision and production of the Model 37 after the patent expired. It's noted as being in production longer than any other pump-action shotgun.

This video features the Sinistral Rifleman's Ithaca 37 shotgun, nicknamed 'The Grey Lady.' The description highlights its status as a family heirloom with a history rooted in Arizona. The video is presented by InRange TV, which is viewer-supported.

This video from Brownells features their tactical ghost ring sight sets, specifically designed for popular shotgun models including the Remington 870, 1100, 11-87, Mossberg 500, 590, and Ithaca 37. The description also provides a link for more information on Brownells' video website. The focus is on showcasing a specific accessory for these common tactical and hunting shotguns.

This video features a "Eat Lead" drill challenge with the Kel-Tec KSG shotgun, focusing on its speed, accuracy, and reliability, while also comparing it to the Winchester 1300. The drill involves shooting 00 Buckshot and pistol stages, with points deducted for hostage hits and awarded for speed and accuracy. The Kel-Tec KSG experiences a minor jam, highlighting potential issues with bottom-ejecting shotguns, but generally performs well. The video also touches on the difficulty of shooting full-power buckshot and the unique reloading mechanism of the KSG, offering insights into its operation under stress.