I have always had a love for hammered guns myself but always stayed away from the double barrel with hammers being right handed it would slow for me to get the left Barrel Hammer engaged quickly making me reach up over top that's why I always stayed away from those but now that they got safeties on safeties I could go that route thanks for the video
Is there anywhere on this video where the entire gun is seen? Never got an idea of overall lines of the gun. For a video that is introducing a new product, this one fell short of my expectations.
How much does it cost.? It is a Beautiful shotgun, if it was my I would cut it off to 18.5 " . To make a coach shotgun. I have done this before with double barrel shotgun.
@@ThrowingCopperCRA-2022 Ain't that the truth! It's sad that lawyers and litigious individuals can dictate how to manufacture traditional firearms. Thank goodness I bought my Marlin lever guns decades ago when people weren't so thick! The only hammer side by side I own is an old 16 gauge by L.C. Smith made in 1916. I have never fired it. I can't imagine it with a tang safety!!🤣
It's a beauty and mine has even better wood. I love it and also bought (2) .45-70 slide in barrels and it works smart too with trapdoor level loads. ;) I love the hammers, but also have an over-under 3.5 chamber if I need more. ;)
We have a different idea of what “stunning wood” looks like!….I’d call this very plain wood. Other than that I liked your review. I think it would make a great Cowboy Shooters shotgun.
Proof tested means they fired 3” shells through it and it passed. Proof marks have nothing to do with it….oh and it’s made in Turkey. Please do your research before posting a video.
Rude way to put your comment. Do better. Try to not discourage people from engaging in the conversation. He's quite obviously an ally. Why would you want to offend him?
@@fhorst41 I don’t care where someone is from. I don’t beat bushes. If my bringing bad information to light “offends” someone then maybe next time that someone will know what they are talking about. There are folks who don’t know anything about this kind of product and are trying to research it to learn. If they are fed misinformation then that person will pass that on to someone else. Do you see the problem? If you read the other comments you will see that even I was corrected about my statement and I wasn’t offended by it. Take your woke stance somewhere else if you don’t mind I don’t follow it. Have a nice day.
I purchased a Winchester Model 1400 Mk II semi-auto 12 gauge with an Aluminum receiver back in 1973. Everyone said it wouldn't last and that I should have purchased a Remington 870. The gun functions as good today as the day I bought it. I can understand the esthetics of steel on a double though.
