The bird or the clay doesn't know which gun fired the shot.

@ParkerLarsen-vk9sw

4 ай бұрын

But you do

@dontcallmetravis

3 ай бұрын

The bird’s not paying for the gun either.

@Mr.Riffian

Күн бұрын

The bird you missed will know.

Lots of words in this video, but ultimately I didn’t hear anything beyond what’s already in the title. Yeah, we assume it’s quality and craftsmanship. More detailed insight is why we clicked the video. Oh well.

Today's cheapest CNC guns can still be great

Like many things, high end items are sold mostly with vanity and prestige in mind. It ain't the gun it's the gunner. It ain't the golf club it's the golfer. Same with fishing rods and many other items

This narration sounds like an AI output. Doesn't feel like a real knowledgeable person was behind it. I didn't learn much

@dondgc2298

5 ай бұрын

I think it is AI. This video is typical of this channel.

A good video, but I'd be more interested in the effect of pricing on firearm longevity, reliability and how to determine whether a gun will last through the users lifetime and beyond.

@cherb23

5 ай бұрын

You get what you pay for with any over under shotgun up to about 2000 dollars. If you pay 2000 bucks on a over under it will be mechanically the highest quality you can expect to get and it will last hundreds of years if it is taken care of. Paying anything over 2000 is just paying for rare woods or custom work. I personally think it would be worth it to buy the lowest priced new Beretta which is still probably 2000 bucks but its a really nice gun.

@MrPanos2000

29 күн бұрын

​@@cherb23hahahaha nice joke. Good luck finding ANY new sportshooting shotgun for anything less than 2k (Turkshit junk aside)

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I spent $3400 on a browning and the stock cracked after about 500 rounds. Of course great customer service, not. Three months later get gun back.

Beautiful piece. The over-under action, the engraving, they're artisans. I've been to the Beretta studio in Brescia. You know, that company goes back to the 1500s. Sure, the best pieces... they never export, you see.

I agree that the cliche 'you get what you pay for' is mostly true. However, if it were absolute then that would imply that everything is priced appropriately which is of course not entirely true. I own a "cheap" over under and it does everything I want it to do. Perhaps I'm not talented or sophisticated enough to appreciate the difference between that or of one that costs 6x but I also don't think any Rolex has ever made anyone more punctual. If I paid 2-3k (or more) on any single firearm then of course I'd have to try to rationalize it just to convince myself that I didn't just make a totally reckless and frivolous decision. Enjoy the exclusivity.

I’ll shorten the video for all. T and M. So when you get over 15000 most of it is cosmetic. But till that point there is a huge difference in a lot of aspects. Just look at the difference between the cost of barrels you can’t buy a set of high end barrels for under 5k. So if people want to know if there is a difference between 2k and 15k there is without question. Not to mention all those cheap guns work in the field when you pull the trigger a handful of time. Compared to a sport shoot when I’ll shoot 400 targets in a day then let’s see what gun out performs the other.

Buy Browning or Beretta. They are the Toyota and Honda of sporting o/a shotguns, with Lexus and Acura variants. The rest are chance. Of course, there will always be the 1% of getting a lemon.

@barrycolla2506

5 ай бұрын

What are your thoughts on Blaser....?

It doesn't answer a question I have. Is a 10k shotgun that's been customized to fit a top shooter going to help him win more than a good 2500 dollar gun that's also been fitted? How? Especially if we leave out questions of longevity

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Ca dit pas grand choses. Le prix c'est des fusils qui peuvent subir des cadences de tir élevées comme pour le tir des plateaux d'argiles. C'est aussi des bloc de détente mécaniques plutôt que par inertie. C'est un système de verrouillage solide, pas les deux petit bougeons sur le coté du bloc de culasse. Le reste est la production industrielle qui et supérieure au travail artisanal. Bonne journée.

I need to win the lottery, so that I can get myself a Purdey & Sons shotgun that I'd never shoot, and a Longthorne shotgun that I'd never stop shooting.

Ill just keep my 400 dollar Baikal its never let me down. Its probably built out of old Soviet rail road steel

do they shoot different?

so what i got outa this was get a mossberg for $200 instead

I hate gun videos which consist of an actor reading a script while stock footage which may not be relevant plays.

@marcosjimenez80

Ай бұрын

Me to. But I do click the unlike button before leaving.

Sorry, but the price has nothing to do with quality. I taught a quality class in my youth for a Fortune 500 manufacturing Co. Quality = Conformance to requirements. (If it does what it is supposed to do, it is quality.)

seems to have no clear information on differences

Part pride, part ego of the shooter😤🙄

You should stipulate us $

Nothing specifics in mat'l, design or finish was given in this video. Only general terms. Will not subscribe to the channel.

who wrote your narrative? jeez

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AI generated garbage.

What a bunch of woke BS about environment friendly and fair employee treatment. No thanks get your BS to yourself and talk about shotguns and quality.