This video reviews the Baikal IJ18 12 gauge single-barrel shotgun, highlighting its potential utility in survival scenarios, specifically for hunting small game like the Afghan Bearded Hare. The reviewer humorously notes that while not aesthetically pleasing or comfortable to shoot, it's considered better than a "sharp stick" for the task. The description also promotes channel memberships, shooting aids like ShotKam, hearing and eye protection, and directs viewers to a shooting show. Social media links for the channel and the presenter are also provided.
This video offers a review of the Henry Single Shot Rifled Slug Barrel 12 Gauge shotgun. The reviewer highlights its quality, portability, and suitability for field use, emphasizing the renowned craftsmanship of Henry Arms. The video delves into the reasons behind the enduring popularity of single-barrel shotguns and thanks Henry for their assistance and Fiocchi Ammunition for sponsoring the ammunition used.
This video from Madman Review presents a "Top 5" list of the best single-shot shotguns of all time. The host discusses the historical significance of these firearms, particularly their role in providing affordable and reliable hunting tools for early settlers. The review highlights specific models including the Winchester 37, Henry USA Single Shots, H&R Pardner and Topper, Iver Johnson Champion 36, and CZ Sharp-Tail Coach. The description also touches on their continued appeal despite the availability of more modern firearms and includes affiliate links for Amazon Prime and social media links for the channel.
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