$99 Hatfield Shotgun 50 Cent Action Job

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When I saw the budget Hatfield Shotguns at Walmart for $99 I was intrigued. I looked around online and most people said they were decent for the price but kicked like mules and had very heavy triggers. Supposedly they are made by Khan in Turkey who also made my Mossberg Maverick which I am very please with for the price.
I decided to buy one and see how bad they could possibly be. The bad news was the stock was loose in the box and the trigger was very stiff. I did some tinkering and tightened the stock and figured out a way to lighten the trigger pull with nothing more than standard tools and a dab of locktite.
If you'd like to try this on your gun you will need.
1/2" Socket on a 6" Extension
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
Blue Locktite
Some Moly-Lube Grease (Or regular gun grease)
By lightening the hammer spring you lighten the hammer but you may need to fine tune your adjustment to ensure reliable ignition due to the rebounding hammer safety on this gun. Once you have your trigger set how you want it locktite it in place and it should be good to go.
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@sab605 3 года назад

Your suggestion of using loctite was very helpful. I am a trapshooter and my brother gave me this same gun and I did some modifications to it. To reduce the recoil, I filled the stock hole with lead shot and placed a piece of duct tape over the hole. To make the gun shoot higher, I made an adjustable stock. I also put a middle bead on the gun. I then used this same gun in a non registered trapshooting event and ran a 98 out of 100 with the gun. I beat shooters using guns that cost $5,000.00 and they hated the fact that I beat them with a $100.00 gun. Thank you for posting this informative video.

@imhappyandyou.4003 5 лет назад

Why do people feel the need to hate on a $99 dollar firearm?.. It's a $99 dollar firearm so what do you expect seriously? LOL The fact it doesn't blow up in your face every shot makes it a good purchase in my opinion lol.

@wesleyjace1950 4 года назад

I bought one just to load stuff that I wouldn't be putting in my 120yr single shot gun, I mean it's cheap so who cares about it's price the gun does it's job and that's what it does

@Jim-re3sr 4 года назад

I agree Paying hundreds or even thousands for a gun just seems like overkill

@erinbiggers7709 3 года назад

I DO want one but my mossberg was 250 new and works fine

@kevinrollman3101 3 года назад

Yes Sir!! I agree, I have an RIA single shot shotgun 12 gauge. It has polymer stock 20 inch barrel adjustable rear sight. Included three chokes and you can adjust the overall length. Made in Turkey excellent quality shotgun. One and a haAlf years ago I paid $77 Buds online gun store. The same shotgun now sells for around $130-$150 Some people are ignorant and think that if a firearm is made simple and useful it is cheap and no good? Just like saying a pump shotgun is no good because they have semi- auto shotguns?

@imhappyandyou.4003 3 года назад

@@kevinrollman3101 Exactly lol. My father bought a HR single shot from Kmart years ago and it was the first shotgun I got a turkey with and he said that he paid just $45 but that was 30yrs ago. We still use it and it's actually better or rather more accurate than my Mossberg. Cheap don't always mean junk.. Anyways I hope that you are doing well right now and that you have a great week. 🙏🙏🍻

@davidyummus6259 4 года назад

If it's made in Turkey I bet that 1/2 inch bolt head is actually a 13mm ;)

@javad-zk4xy 2 года назад

torke

@johnsonpink6002 2 года назад

Thanks for the video. You could always get a new screw that's little longer. Smaller hardware stores usually have a jog to measure screw size and thread.

@scottf.3808 7 лет назад

Love those single shot shotguns as I hear the trigger is real stiff and when I handled one they were not kidding...Great budget shotgun...thanks for the tips...Good stuff...

@GunAndShotTV 7 лет назад

The trigger is much nicer after reducing the hammer spring tension. Still not amazing but I'm not that concerned about smithing a $99 beater gun.

@scottf.3808 7 лет назад

Makes good sense to me...

@timschutte8310 6 лет назад

Scott F. , not sure if you watched the video or not but that's what it was about. the stiff and hard trigger pull there Skippy. he even explained how to adjust it to make it a much lighter pull. ok Skippy.

@xcwedgecx2436 3 года назад

I think the trigger on mine is perfect

@chivone21 Год назад

The new one I bought was so stiff, even after taking it apart, loosening that screw, or trying to break it open, or close it, I had to send it to a gunsmith, who at first, laughed at me about buying such junk. I told him it was just a factor of single shot, and not worrying about it getting scratched and what not. When I finally got it back....he told me the machining of this gun was so terrible, with all the burrs hanging up the action, along with a poorly machined surface, it was no wonder I was having problems with it. Long story short, he fixed it up nicely. NOW, to get accessories for it, which are practlcally non existant. Thanks Hatfield.

@murrayandru7527 10 месяцев назад

FYI , Make sure any choke tube you use is Greased for easy removal.. Check it and see if yours is , if not , think about getting that done too !!

@timhallas4275 4 года назад

I got the .410 Hatfield a few months ago, and dig quite a few mods. It now has a 16 inch barrel with a 3 inch flash guard, so it's still legal. I drilled 7 holes in the top of the stock to store ammo in, and recently added a laser sight on the underside of the fore-end grip, so that it doesn't interfere with the original bead sight. This thing puts 5 36 caliber lead balls down range at 1,150 fps and patterns inside an 8 inch circle at 10 yards. It is my wife's number one home security gun. you don't dare open my door without being invited.

@ragnarragnarsson3128 Год назад

Dude I think you meant to say 18". A 16" shotgun is an NFA item.

@machgt 11 месяцев назад

hope your flash guard is pinned/welded

@regsparkes6507 5 лет назад

Good tips here Chris, thanks for taking the time to show us these . I'm buying one of these in 20 gauge because if folds up neat and compact and I can carry it easily on my ATV. I sure will check the stock tightness and that spring/trigger too. Cheers!

@GunnySGT1911 6 лет назад

Good tips on setting the spring tension. You might need to do a review of the item hanging on your wall @9:44.

@bendarkstarkiller75 2 года назад

Lot of good stuff coming out of turkey these past few years

@BrokenArrowSchoolofModernMusic 3 года назад

wow thats the awesomest gun show intro i've seen in my life

@alwaystinkering7710 7 лет назад

Thanks for the tips. I just bought a 20 ga and did this to it. Vast improvement.

@GunAndShotTV 7 лет назад

It's like night and day after adjusting it.

@jesstupaz8468 3 года назад

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@rrich52806 6 лет назад

I love working on guns,.,, my next project. Nice info on trigger job Batman

@jeffcolwell7391 3 года назад

Got a Hatfield 410 had no issues yet got lucky I guess love it handles great for a $99 shotgun bought it from my local Walmart back about 3 months ago

@keithwinfree8043 Год назад

Back off 3/4 turn on the back screw of your trigger guard, makes a big difference. Don't know why but it works.

@alphawhiskey3286 5 лет назад

I cut 3 threads off the screw for the trigger to shorten it to make a better fit and used lock tight I have no problem at all and I don't have to see a long screw were it should be smaller also before I cut it I tested the pull worked great I've shot a couple boxes of 200 20 gauge and I did the same for my 12 gauge both Hatfield single shot

@jeffreyfawver9436 7 лет назад

great job. Thank you!

@GunAndShotTV 7 лет назад

Thanks for watching

@bradmiller9993 2 года назад

I noticed that the break action occurs when you pull back on the trigger guard....can the action open unintentionally when the trigger is pulled back ? I've seen a couple of videos where the action opened uncommanded after firing a heavy load. Just curious. Thanks for the video. I think I'll go out and find one of these guns now !

@Arlorevolution 7 лет назад

Great video!

@GunAndShotTV 7 лет назад

Thanks again for the intro

@northcountryhermit5057 5 лет назад

Thanks Chris! I'm wondering if it wouldn't just be better to replace the screw with a longer screw?

@mikehoward8201 3 года назад

Looked in all the comment section, and no answer to my question...so, to loosen the tension on the trigger pull do you turn the screw like you are extracting it? Or tightening it? Since at least one person said you need to have at least 3 threads engaged to prevent it from stripping out, I assume that means you are loosening the screw...correct? And what about the comments on the trigger guard screw being too long? Do you agree with that? One fellow suggested cutting 3 threads off that screw to prevent it from touching the underside of the spring. Would that not be an easier adjustment of the trigger tension if that actually occurs? Any help is appreciated.

@basslife3359 4 года назад

Great video thank you for sharing i have a question do you have a video on how to change a broken trigger guard? thank you in advance God bless....

@tonyallemand222 2 года назад

Well said Sir.

@jordandewolf3606 6 лет назад

Do you know how to fix the rebounding hammer not working? Hammer can be pushed all way forward without trigger pulled on 410

@ColonizerChan 2 года назад

It might mean the trigger isn't catching where is should be on the hammer. If you take it apart and look at where these pieces meet up for that, you might see where it is worn and what might need replacing

@heinrichvonkekelnazi393 6 лет назад

That butt stock actually has a mind blowingly gorgeous grain. With a quality refinish, that buttstock will look like it belongs on a $7,000 gun.

@SmiTTyy-sh8nc 7 лет назад

Good video !!👍

@GunAndShotTV 7 лет назад

Thanks for watching

@edwardbreen7823 3 года назад

Just bought one Hatfield 20 gage

@Leslie8552 3 года назад

It's supposed to have that trigger pull, that makes it able to shoot any type of ammo.

@old_guard2431 5 лет назад

Well done - I am a mechanic, not a gunsmith, but I see a sound, common-sense approach here. However, commonconservative has a point. I would still stick with the "blue' threadlocker - unless the screw is an interference fit (i.e. really tight to turn, disregarding spring tension) it will tend to back out over time. Which is probably why they set it stiff. But a longer screw is a good idea. I would take the screw out and run down to the local hardware store and match it with a longer screw. (O.K., Big Box like Lowe's if you have to but I believe in patronizing local small business.) Then put in the longer screw, adjust it and mark it, then cut it off so it will engage all the threads at the tension you want. A jamb nut would be preferable if it fits underneath the spring, but otherwise blue threadlocker.

@rodneyambrose140 5 лет назад

Bought one of the single shots at Wally mart a few years ago, haven't fired it. Playing with the shotgun, I noticed when the Barrel is locked up, you can rock the barrel enough to feel it, even though it's locked. Any ideas, is it safe to shoot.

@commonsensepatriot9450 4 года назад

Good video and explanation. For Pete's sake, buy a trigger scale! Lol

@Jim-re3sr 4 года назад

Good info

@joesmith-fi1sx 2 года назад

I need to make my hammer strike harder as it takes 3 to 5 times to fire Winchester bird shot sometimes federal takes less tries and then buckshot usually fires first try but last time I did the shelves then got stuck in the chamber very hard stuck in the extractor had to take it home ram it out did not want to come out

@kicker3881 4 года назад

Thanks for the informative video. I have had my Hatfield for 5 years and it is been fantastic with no issues. I was only able to go one turn in order for all of the ammo to go bang every time. I tried going to terms but the cheap ammo had a couple light primer strikes. I think everybody's maybe just a little different because I have seen some people saying they went three terms with no issues. I purchased mine for $125 because it is the stainless model butt why anybody would not want to own one of these for the price is beyond me they're fantastic

@chrislopez8216 5 лет назад

Hey I just bought one of these and when I cleaned it up I saw that when I pulled the trigger the hammer doesn't go all the way forward and make the little pin petrude through the little firing pin hole.. haven't shot or adjusted anything.. just wonder if that's normal or not?

@jeredhersh789 5 лет назад

It's normal. Just like most modern revolvers, there is a hammer disconnect that prevents the firing pin from touching the primer if the hammer is down. It's there to make the gun safe to carry with a round in the chamber

@emmahammond5088 3 года назад

So longer screw by three threds or so....grate info

@adventureswithfrodo2721 7 лет назад

hey thanks for the tips I forgot to say that.

@GunAndShotTV 7 лет назад

Thanks, Glad you could benefit

@carolslater3417 6 лет назад

In reviewing your video, I can now see what is happening. The screw that holds the trigger guard goes clear through the block and bottoms against the bottom of the leaf spring causing tension on the leaf spring. So, I'm taking mine apart again, readjusting the screw for the leaf spring and then making sure the trigger guard screw is not pushing against the underside of the leaf spring? I bet there are a lot of these guns with this problem. Right at the moment, mine is really nice...maybe too nice...we'll see.

@GunAndShotTV 6 лет назад

Can you file down the end of the TG screw a bit?

@rayban7145 Год назад

This looks great for small game the way to unlock the barrel looks like it's pulling the trigger. If it's loaded would it go off if you pulled the barrel lock to release barrel??? Or can you unload the non fired shell inside the barrel with out it firing?

@genechoate5020 4 месяца назад

No, if the hammer isn’t cocked it can’t go off, yes if hammer is cocked, slowly let it down or open the barrel without pulling the trigger then slowly let down the hammer!

@celiasuttles6671 3 года назад

I'm going to buy me one soon

@FULLMETALCAR 3 года назад

Dose it take 2 3/4 and 3inch shells or just 2 3/4

@jakemaynard3625 Год назад

Just bought a 12gauge Hatfield I'm getting light primer strikes more often than not idk if I try fixing myself or send it in for warranty work

@adamslemp9398 4 года назад

I have a set of try glo sights I'm gonna put on mine where these have vent ribs I think they would make a decent slug gun with sights

@danalexander9903 3 года назад

I put those on Mine great move

@dead_Penguin254 2 года назад

How do you open it to load it? You did it so easy and too fast for me to follow

@thomastommy1192 7 лет назад

Great video thanks for sharing. Does that company make Double Barrel and Pump Shot Guns?? I would like to find one of each for home defense. I like to find them for around two hundred bucks each. Thumbs up for the video.

@GunAndShotTV 7 лет назад

They make an over/under that is at walmart for $330ish and a semi-auto that costs $220ish also at walmart. They also make the Mossberg Maverick Hunter Over/under that I own and reviewed in this video. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6y_ADUO4Wpg.html

@thomastommy1192 7 лет назад

Gun&ShotTV Thanks for sharing your thoughts and videos guy's. Actually I do prefer the over and under. Thanks

@StukaSteven 6 лет назад

Hatfield SAS Semi Auto shotgun is $188 at my local Walmart

@stevesullins229 Год назад

I'm needing a trigger guard replacement for mine. It broke in the cold. I can still eject and load but it makes it a pain..

@dukejason 4 года назад

What's the recoil with birdshot?

@thomastommy1192 7 лет назад

Could you put a longer screw in the trigger adjuster? To stop the screw from backing all the out.

@GunAndShotTV 7 лет назад

Even a longer screw will have less tension from the flat spring and need something to lock it in place.

@GunAndShotTV 7 лет назад

I guess you could use a nut or something to snug it in place but locktite is probably easier to find than the proper sized nut or a longer screw that is the right pitch.

@Bob-bb3ur 5 месяцев назад

Will this work on the ATI Nomad 410 single shot?

@imhappyandyou.4003 5 лет назад

The only thing I dislike about it is that it doesn't eject the spent shell, other than that it's worth the hundred dollars all day!.

@ChrisBeck-jz6xm 2 года назад

Can you please do a video of how to reassemble the trigger in Farm payin and guts of it and what it should look like and shit like that I’m having a hard time tis first time working on a shotgun???

@victormiller3368 5 лет назад

Mine has the problem with it breaking open. Really tight and usually have to wiggle it so it could open up. Any ideas on how yo fix that?

@striker6240 5 лет назад

Let me tell you, all you need to do is start opening and closing it, just open and close it like 100 times, it will loosen it up a bit

@otisligon2924 3 года назад

What choke does it come with?

@masterbol 6 лет назад

Thank you ! help me a lot on my Adler 20gauge single shot ... its praticaly same gun

@MrRazor99 7 лет назад

I know everyone complains about the kick of these shotguns, what about adding a lead or Mercury tube to the stock besides a bumper pad?

@GunAndShotTV 7 лет назад

That would work some but a limbsaver would be easier to carry around all day and probably more effective at reducing felt recoil.

@stevenlawson9460 4 года назад

I have a mercury tube in a Winchester along with porting does reduce recoil some and also porting keeps the gun level with follow up shots

@carolslater3417 6 лет назад

I just accidentally discovered something. I also have (had) the problem of a hard trigger pull and did as you've shown and while it helped some, the trigger pull was still pretty bad. I've another problem with the shotgun in that it hard to break open and often times I pinch my middle finger...enough to draw blood. This pinch was created by the back of the trigger guard being pushed up against the screw that holds it. So, while messing around, I took the screw completely out. WOW...I immediately noticed how easy it opened...then I pulled the hammer back....easy...then I pulled the trigger...very nice. Of course this can't be right...so I put the screw back in finger tight plus 1 turn., then it had the same symptoms as before. Then I reversed the screw 3/4 turn...now it's like silk. I don't know why this is...I can understand why it would open easier...but what has that screw have to do with trigger pull. I mean, it's great. Am I overlooking something? I had already adjusted the screw holding the leaf spring as far out as I dared, then lactated it. I'm thinking I'll lock time the trigger guard screw, then take it out for a test firing. It may be too loose now.

@timschutte8310 6 лет назад

Carol Slater , suggestion, blow about 5 boxes of cheap bullshit shells through your shotgun. take it apart and clean it, then lube it up with some Remington oil. then check it for operation. it's just new and not a hand made weapon. it's gonna be a little stiff. be a man and deal with it. it's only a 99 dollar gun, I mean really people, stop trying to act like it's a hand made British or Austrian gun or something, it's not.

@GunAndShotTV 6 лет назад

The screw may be too long and is pushing on the spring inside, try filing it down a bit

@00coyote80 Год назад

My first one was perfect. So perfect I felt bad chopping it. It shoots exactly like I like, it felt great, it just worked. So I got a second one. The second one was super stiff virtually everywhere. I just chopped it. Usual. Drilled out foregrip, tapered foregrip, sanded spur off trigger guard, rounded stock bur...sanded, re-stained wood. Re-painted metal...

@KuriosPC 6 лет назад

Just bought one and it is hard to break open. Feels like it's a rough finish. Any ideas?

@leaftree49 6 лет назад

KuriosPC I put some grease on my action and worked it continually for a bit, but I found after a short time it loosened up....

@GunAndShotTV 6 лет назад

I use Moly Lube grease from the auto section at walmart. Cheap and works great.

@larrycornett8496 4 года назад

I guess I'm lucky, my Hatfield has always worked perfectly.

@k.b.322 3 года назад

Mine light strikes on 3 or 4 per box (25), any suggestions?

@thoughtcriminal7653 2 года назад

Try tightening up the hammer spring

@prestonbryant290 3 года назад

Anything from wallmart has to be tightend

@stevewhite5082 3 года назад

As a design development enginer, in the gun world, and want to be, gun smith, a would put a longer screw, and two small nut , frist nut, for adjustment, second nut, as locking nut, , basically the nut would be on top , hammer main spring, , just a idea? ?

@supermoon1430 7 лет назад

Looked like a flint lock for a minute lol

@GunAndShotTV 7 лет назад

It is a bit of an older design lol

@commonconservative7551 6 лет назад

shoulda used a longer screw , not locktight

@GunAndShotTV 6 лет назад

Locktite can work in some applications and has held up well thus far

@regsparkes6507 5 лет назад

@@billybob042665 Now mark p, play nice! Not everybody can afford to, or want to buy a Benelli, or Beretta, etc. I'm buying one of these that Chris is showing here, just to carry on my ATV etc. So I'd rather not show scratches on a more expensive gun. When we pull the trigger on a loaded low cost gun it will fire the same shell as does the expensive one.

@kipp245 3 года назад

If you mess with that trigger thing you might start getting light primer strikes Edit: he just explained that lol

@crazyirishmedic9535 7 лет назад

Grew up duck hunting with a double barrel 12 gauge... So when anyone says a break action shotgun has bad recoil I just thank that's normal for a shotgun and things like my Beretta 1301 are just lighter recoiling guns lol

@GunAndShotTV 7 лет назад

Even a double barrel fires softer than a single barrel because the extra barrel adds more weight to dampen the recoil. Unless you are shooting a box of ammo in a short period it's not that bad. If recoil is a huge problem most cases are solved by a padded trap vest or a limb saver.

@celticdude4686 7 лет назад

I got my self two of these nice little shotguns. Part of the problem with the kick on them is the back bore. Open it up and look down the load side. The back bore has a real bad transition. It should be smooth. One of mine is better than the other but they are both bad. I found out this when I tried to put my 410/45 long colt adapter in one and it would not fit. This is why slugs kick real bad. The guns should be taken to a smith and have the back bore fixed. MAGA !

@GunAndShotTV 7 лет назад

Interesting, I would think that if the chamber throat weren't cut correctly the manufacturer would have fixed it for you for free.

@celticdude4686 7 лет назад

Yes. But in California it is more trouble than it's worth. I had to special order them at a gun store not wally world and pay $120.00 each + DROS. Now Moon Beam Brown past a law ( one long gun every 30 days ) and now you can't order two guns at the same time ( I need to move ). Wally world doesn't sell guns out here ( I need to move ). And since they both have the same issue I am going to just get them reamed.

@travishunter2832 4 года назад

After I shoot mine it won't break open. Any ideas

@joseppi4435 6 лет назад

what's the largest shell length it can have?

@DTA-me3kv 6 лет назад

jose ppi they are chambered for a 3" shell.

@kennetheasley2094 2 года назад

I have a hatfild 12gage I like it

@razaknasiryawuzanasir7482 4 года назад

I'm from Ghana I need this gun how can I will reseve it?

@ParadigmUnkn0wn 5 лет назад

7:50 As long as you've got 3 threads worth of engagement you should be fine as far as stripping it; however, I would go with a longer screw so I wouldn't worry about it backing out. I appreciate the effort that went into this video and this is what finally sold me on picking one of these up. Something cheap enough I don't feel bad chopping it down to just over 18" and shaving down the stock to get it to fold tighter. That ridiculous trigger is what's kept me away from it thus far.

@jeffsy8172 4 года назад

I need help I have a shotgun exactly like that but my barrel won’t fold so I can load it.

@GrubbyPaddler 4 года назад

jeffsy pull the trigger guard to the rear...

@wizardofahhhs759 5 лет назад

Teflon thread tape would be better than LocTite.

@razaknasiryawuzanasir7482 4 года назад

Please this gun how much?

@WinModel88 2 года назад

I have the 20 gauge model and I need to take it apart and figure out what's going on with it. It's not firing rounds. The primers have primer strikes on them but the round is not going off.

@thoughtcriminal7653 2 года назад

The firing pin isn't hitting the primer hard enough. You could try taking the stock off and tightening up the screw on the spring so that the spring has more tension on it and hits the primer harder. Either that or you have bad ammo. You could try getting shells that have more sensitive primers. Federals have one of the most sensitive primers I think.

@WinModel88 2 года назад

@@thoughtcriminal7653 that's what I thought too but I've had the gun apart several times and adjusted the screw many times both ways with every brand of ammo under the sun and not one of them went off even though every one of them was struck by the firing pin. It just won't adjust enough to set off the round. I'm stumped.

@thoughtcriminal7653 2 года назад

@@WinModel88 Your firing pin might be too short. It could also be that the shells are loose inside the chamber, and the shells bounce around a bit inside the chamber when struck instead of getting a solid, direct hit. Other than that, I have no idea. Are the primer strikes off-center at all?

@WinModel88 2 года назад

@@thoughtcriminal7653 the primer strikes on every shell that I've tried to fire through it are almost all dead center. Very frustrating and puzzling. I can usually do alot of the gunsmithing on my own guns but this one has me puzzled lol

@thoughtcriminal7653 2 года назад

@@WinModel88 Do the primer strikes look any different compared to the primer strikes on shells that fired successfully? If the primer marks are smaller or shallower compared to ones that fired, the firing pin probably isn't hitting hard enough. Your best bet for getting it to fire might be to either replace the firing pin or replace the hammer spring.

@gbenother8755 6 лет назад

I just picked mine up today I plan to shorten the barrel, relocate the front sight, gouge in the forestock for more complete folding, and fix the trigger. FIRST, though, I've got to get the "safety" working. It doesn't matter which direction I push the pin, i can cock , fire, and open the beach . I've got half a mind to replace that pin with a 1/4-20 screw and a wingnut. (Blue Loc-Tite, of course.) Any one have a better solution? No way is it going back for warranty work.

@NO-WAR-WINGS 6 лет назад

Test fired my Hatfield 12g. w/ slugs.. Recoil W0W! Yeah a little sore. Lol..

@DTA-me3kv 6 лет назад

Rifles r U.S. used my 20 gauge with 3 inch nitro mags and it has some kick sure the 12 has a pretty good kick

@GunAndShotTV 6 лет назад

The kick is multiplied by the light weight and straightish stock

@user-su9xk9vj4d 4 года назад

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@andymarshall7165 4 года назад

So if you mess with the trigger there is even a slight chance the gun won't shoot? No thanks, I'll deal with a hard trigger pull. After all it's a $99 truck/atv/back pack gun. what did you expect?

@jeffelwell5796 5 лет назад

Anyone ever have trouble breaking it open after you shoot it trigger guard pulls back really hard not all the time once in awhile

@steventanner1428 2 года назад

I have had my 12 gauge for a few years now. The trigger pull was ugly when I got it. I kept saying, I need to do something about that. It actually got better with age. I spent more money having the barrel cut to 20 inches and having it threaded for choke tubes than I paid for the gun. I bought a barrel adapter that lets me shoot .38 or .357 rounds out of it. It pretty much goes where I go.

@SAVAGE308SNIPER 4 года назад

The rapper?

@chriszablocki2460 5 лет назад

Get your shit together, ruger. I get more exited about buying this 99$, Turkish manufactured Walmart shotgun than I do about the pc carbine. Folding shotguns, maybe?

@fordman7479 Год назад

a pistol grip shotgun wouldn't make a very good survival shotgun though, barrel is shorter so it will spread more and no stock.

@carolslater3417 6 лет назад

I didn't "lactate it" (funny)...I used LOCK TITE on it. That screw I loosened is pretty loose now...not very firm at all. Just hoping Lock time will hold it.

@GunAndShotTV 6 лет назад

You may need to use a shim if the locktite doesn't hold

@marioreiscarlos2349 4 года назад

Qual calibre mais fino que tem dessas espingarda estrangeira o Marcinho cartucho mais fino arroz pode explicar para gente qual calibre dessas espingarda marca importada o calibre mais fino

@J__C__ 6 лет назад

On a screw that small, you don't need "a couple of dabs of loctite". I don't even use that much on large, 1/2" diameter automotive fasteners. Much less on a tiny screw like that. If you know how loctite works, you'd understand that you don't need excess loctite. More≠better in this case.

@karlkuttup 3 года назад

why not put a nut and bolt in place of spring screw a better fix i think,gets me how they make and sell a shotgun for under 100 bucks must cost 25 bucks to make by the cost to the sellers and then walmart ticket price

@chancekiki8488 5 лет назад

Yeah you could buy a pump but not for that price. Get some things to shoot some other cal out of it i oils rather have the single shot.

@kevinkeener3216 6 лет назад

I'm selling mine. How much should I expect from a private sale?

@MrFitz0312 6 лет назад

Kevin Keener anywhere near MN?

@GunAndShotTV 6 лет назад

$50-$120. Obviously they are only $99 new but I know some people get weird about buying from walmart and prefer private sales and might pay more.

@timschutte8310 6 лет назад

Kevin Keener , about $59.95. I'll buy it, lol

@timschutte8310 6 лет назад

Kevin Keener probably around $ 60 bucks in a private setting and around $45 dollars at a pawn store which they tend to only offer around 35 to 40 percent of the value of an iteam. the only exception is gold and or diamonds.

@J__C__ 6 лет назад

Kevin Keener $99 or less lmao. A pawn shop may give you $15 or 20. In my experience, they usually offer about 10%-20% of estimated value on most things, guns or other.

@chuckyharsson8811 5 лет назад

Id rather my h&r single shot 12 gauge

@kennetheasley2094 2 года назад

I have a 12gage pump new engliend

@MrDeathd 3 года назад

Did not change a thing trigger pull is still 15lbs

@yuri_1948 4 года назад

Next time please change the angle

@dannonbeaty7375 4 года назад

Any one else’s safety not work?

@muhammedahmmedalsarag5217 3 года назад

رآئع كيف تصنع زر السلاح وسوسته منه الداخل

@benplanchon495 6 лет назад

Or just break the gun in and the tension backs off on its own

@GunAndShotTV 6 лет назад

There is way more tension than you will ever break in.

@dalanwanbdiska6542 4 года назад

I had 1and gave it away , it was to shitty the trigger pull was like 500 lbs. So i got rid of mine. But it was a nice shooter for 100.

@kentuckyjustice1408 5 лет назад

So, what I'm getting in summation is, loosen the screw on the trigger spring and Lock Tight it back in place, and additionally, grease the action. I'm fine with that, but me personally, I'd rather spend an extra $25.00 and buy an used H&R at a gun show.

@blackwateroutdoors7364 5 лет назад

Kinda my thought as well. Handled one last year when I was looking for my son a shotgun. Hated it immediately since it didn't break open like a traditional single barrel and it breaks open so far