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2x types, semi-automatic, and Pump. Not in Australia mate :( (Do not, *DO NOT* give up your guns!!!) 2A all the way. If America falls, democracy is doomed.
You hit someone center mass with a high power load from 5 to 15 yards with a shotgun unless they have body armor the undertaker will be examining them next! As a young man with my first shot gun I once shot a 6 to 8 inch small pine tree at 3 to 5 yards with a 20 gauge shotgun loaded with #3 buckshot it cleaned hole out of two thirds of the tree and it fell over!
I don’t know what statistics show but at close range I don’t believe many people survive center mass shootings from a Shot gun especially with buckshot of any #! I will say out to and at 20 or 25 yards but most self defense situations are home invasions are much closer!
Want to see the coolest use of a lever action shotgun watch Terminator. Arnie using one while riding a motorcycle and doing the John Wayne twirl to reload. Just plain groovy.
@@jb8086 And extremely dangerous. The gun used in the movie was a heavily modified prop gun; Arnold tried it with a real gun, and got a few broken fingers for the effort. Done with a loaded gun, it's a disaster waiting to happen. Cool to watch, not so cool to try.
"... from a less than optimum firing position." "And as you can see, it puts them right where they are!" Cajun style plain n simple... Mais, It is what it is and that's what it's gonna be, Sha!
@RogerWilco99 When my wife was younger she could handle a shotgun but at 68yrs old she likes how easy it is to use her PSA AR15 pistol. The 10.5 inch barrel weight makes it easy for her. Plus the red dot sights helps a lot too.
"There are two types of actions; pump and semi-automatic". Australian viewer double checks both of his shotguns and can't find either of those actions :-(
A double barrel break action is the classic choice for when you need to step out onto the porch and unload both barrels into the air, to show those cheeky emus who is the boss. Even our president agrees.
@@torjones1701 Break action and lever action. We've also got "straight pull" but I think they are essentially same as a lever action [Edit: although IIRC correctly, i read they're technically bolt action]
@@kirkc9643 Ya know, I don't think I've ever actually seen in person a lever action shotgun, though I do apologize for forgetting that they too exist! Besides my grandfather's bolt action shotgun, I think I've seen maybe two others.
@@torjones1701 Yeah I think they're made mainly for us because of our very restrictive laws. Pump action shotguns are in the same category as semi-automatic rifles. Adler is the best known brand of lever action here, also Pardus and maybe a couple more.
You're not necessarily alone. I'm about arm's length from a Stoeger Double Defense 3" 12 gauge with a 21 round bandolier all loaded up with Buck & Ball. Why? Not the best tactical choice. That's for sure. I just happen to know what I can do with it.
And here's me in the UK with an 1821 cavalry sabre by my bed and a few 12 bores in the safe (which I'm not allowed to legally use for self defence), I suppose at least I know the burglar won't have a gun.
Why do we need a home defense weapon? We all know the one kicking in the doors at 3am are disadvantaged future doctors that just want to contact us about our car warranties.
I have a double barrel shotgun And Have the shells of a 12 gauge shotgun For Stepping out unto the balcony, to fire 2 blasts into the woods Every time I think I might have heard a noise outside.
Something got left out! There are over under shotguns, bolt action shotguns, lever action shotguns and side by side shotguns all good for self-defense and home defense use.
Not left out , omitted as they are not common and readily available , don't all you gun experts understand English ? He's speaking to everyday availability . The over and under is not an action but a configuration !
I used to have a 20 gauge Mossberg 500 Camper with a pistol grip. I shot it in one session & decided that was a nonstarter so I ordered a pistol grip shoulder stock. I didn't like that much better so I ordered a conventional shoulder stock (Choate Machine &Tool) which I liked much better. That was my HD gun & my hunting shotgun with a longer barrel.I even qualified with it for my Tennessee armed security guard license. The point is to make sure that the shotgun fits you & other potential users & fits the mission that you'd want to use it for.
Myself, I like the Winchester Mod. 10 and the less expensive J.C. Higgins pump guns because both can 'slam-fire' when needed. For those who don't know what 'slam-fire means, it's that once the first shot is fired, if you hold the trigger back, it will fire again as soon as a round is chambered after cycling the action. [Wink.] JMO.
I have a Maverick 88, with a 20 inch barrel and 7 shot tube. Came with the pistol grip and the standard stock. I got Federal 12 gage 2 3/4 buckshot low recoil 9 pellet - 00. Rated muzzle velocity 1140 fps. Works extremely well with the pistol grip and hits plenty hard.
Thanks for the video! I currently only own one decent home defense capable shotgun (Remington 870 express 12 gauge with 26" barrel) and wanted to know how each of the semi auto and pump versions worked of shotguns. very educational for us to figure out what we feel is best for that application.
I have to admit that I'm NOT a fan of any pistol-grip combat stock mounted on a Mossberg pump-action. It makes the tang-mounted safety very difficult and unnatural to get to. I ran a Choate stock on a 500 for a few years, but finally ended up putting the factory stock back on it due to this.
I run an Ithaca for Home defense. I do not need to worry about putting bullets through my neighbors walls. It would be hard to justify home defense at 100 yards anyways. Working in Corrections I saw the capabilities of a shotgun.
I would really like to know, Jerry. What kind of light/laser combo do you use on your shockwave? I would like to try it out on my night stick. Keep the videos coming buddy.
The light on his Shockwave is an Olight baldr pro, red laser. They have some pretty good stuff. I’m not trying to advertise or anything, but they are going to have a sale this month, so you can grab one for cheaper.
@@doughesson the guitars were named Trutone and the model I had was Vanguard, highly sought after even today, was probably a$25-30 guitar then, now they go for over $500
I already took joes advice because I was on the fence , so I bought some shotguns also Now Jerry and OG have confirmed I did the right thing . ” Buy a shotgun “ probably the only good advice we’ll get from him lol
I use a Remington 870 police model w/ birdshot. I know, but my house has thin walls and other occupants. I've used birdshot enough to know I wouldn't want 6+1 coming my way! I grab the rifle or a pistol for outdoor situations, less to worry about outside out here in the woods lol
Mine is loaded with #4 birdshot. It’s devastating and will drop any human standing with good placement within 20 feet. I have hundreds of 00 buck shells but bird shot will get the job done.
Don't you love it when Jerry fires a model gun you own!? I have that pistol griped Mossberg 500. She has a "back off" muzzle and is part of my "hurricane supply" kit 😁
I wouldn’t want to be the federal agents coming to disarm the people and when they get to Jerry’s home and from somewhere in the darkness you hear, “Here we go!”
Had a Mossberg 500. Got it new from my cop-in-law in 1986. Excellent home defense weapon. The do have recoil. It did pretty good on skeet shooting, but i've been shooting since I was 9.
You do not wanna shoot hi-brass with that pistol grip Mossberg, lol. I put a pistol grip buttstock on mine, and removed the magazine plug for home defense.
I wish ammo manufactures would make 100% brass hull 00 Buck ammo a regular item in their lineup. I don't use shotguns for home defense since I've had the end of plastic shotshell hulls deform when loaded for more than a few months. People will say to shoot what's in the gun and replace it with new ammo, but right now ammo is still scarce or expensive, not all of us live somewhere you can shoot shotguns on a regular basis and some people just want to keep one gun loaded for defense and use a similar one for the range.
Remington 11-87 semi Auto, 12-gauge 3in. you never have to clean it aside from the barrel and got pine needles in the action from years ago and it eject the cheapest crappiest shells or the most expensive up to 3 in, with the smoothbore dear barrel with iron sights you can put a slug into a 2 inch bullseye at a hundred yards free-standing no problem over and over again until your shoulder can't take it no more. The thing is a beast it's never rejected any ammunition no matter how cheap and how little powder they all ejected every time on time and the thing was never cleaned except for the barrel. When I did finally clean the action and the back where the slider goes it was just full of dirt soil pine needles, and I remembered that it would had been several years since I haven't been anywhere near the Pines on a on a rabbit hunts but that was a long time ago oh, so that's all I know how old. Debris was, the one I got is a left-hander but I had imagined the right-hander is just the exact same stuff it's just the other way around. There is no shotgun like it, that Benelli or whatever you got to use expensive loads or loads with lots of powder or they're just not going to eject all the time. Got a 16 in single break action from Brazil 410 sort of like Mad Max smaller version LOL scattergun indeed, the number six is 7-Elevens they just go all over the place on the high side but if you compensate for it not bad for gross rabbits 40 yards. But I love my Remington 11-87 all day long. I love that Mossberg pistol grip pump here using there, I would like that as a side arm LOL
Benelli is a premium Shotgun manufacturer - interesting, that H&K used to import them to the US - according to my knowledge, they no longer handle that for Benelli. It was and is a Benelli - H&K inc. was only importer!
Hey I've got an m1 super 90 and I love it! It's an older gun but no issues. I'm surprised to see the legend himself has the same shotgun as me! Mine has a longer barrel though
m1s90's are one of the best shotguns in existence. I have a tactical model, 18" barrel extended mag tube, and an old original laser products flashlight incorporated front hand guard!
@@fullfire0 I'm honestly not that big of a fan of pistol grip shot guns, I much prefer a the traditional monte carlo style butt stocks even on my tactical shotguns. Or the magpul furniture is pretty good too
With my rem 1100 and 1187 I’ve never had a problem with ammo it has always always ran everything I put in it not a single issue i have no clue where this ammo dependent thing I keep hearing about comes from
I’m sure you’ve seen it as much as myself at matches, people using pump shotguns short stroking and having malfunctions. I feel semi autos are more reliable for this reason. It takes the human factor out.
The trade off is malfunctions from non-user sources. Training (hopefully) offsets some of the human factor. Buying the best home defense rounds and testing them in your specific configuration (hopefully) offsets non-human error. In both cases keeping the weapon in great repair and practicing so you hit what you are targeting is essential.
I rather expected him to shoot the Super 90 faster than what he did. A friend had one of those back in the late 80s and it was a very fast-shooting pellet blaster.
Not gonna lie I love Jerry. But, when he said Heckler and Cock. I died🤣. I use to call them just H&K because I figured I was mispronouncing the name. I would say Heckler and Cooch only to find out it’s pronounced Coke. But I like Jerry’s way better Heckler and Cock.
@RogerWilco99 nice! Definitely depends on where ya live and what’s outside of your home. “Home defense” should include considerations for more than just INSIDE your house. 870’s are also my shotgun of choice. It’s what we were issued/used while enlisted so it’s my preference for a shotgun!
Interesting. An explanation of the difference between a gas-operated semi-auto and a recoil-operated semi-auto would have been helpful. However, since I already have a Browning Light Twelve I won't be going out to get any of these.
The gold bead still stands out well against a black background. If you're ever in the situation where you can't see the laser for,how about you use the old school method of putting the built-in sight on target & take it out?
For some reason, Jerry's way of saying "pump gun" is like the firearm equivalent of Bob Ross's "happy little tree."
Happy little tree x
Seriously Bob who?
Bob Ross is a wonderful comparison. True gentleman and superior artist.
@@mikaellindqvist5599 Bob Ross. The ex military guy with afro hair who painted on TV.
@@robertfish4052 😆yes indeed
2x types, semi-automatic, and Pump.
Not in Australia mate :(
(Do not, *DO NOT* give up your guns!!!) 2A all the way. If America falls, democracy is doomed.
already
And not just a "republic", but a "representative republic"...if you can keep it.
Oh calm down.Australians are 1000x safer with less gun nuts running around.
Yes and Australia's crime rate per capital is higher on many fronts. Because people their do not have the natural right to defend themselves.
You can keep your democracy!
the best shotgun for home defense is the one that fires 1776 rounds per Constitution
Fact-checked & verified.
Might be a bit lengthy for home defense but can I get that tube extension for a Mossberg or is it just a Remington platform thing?
@@SteelSmoker no
While blasting skynard at full freedom level
A laughed sooooo hard at this , you should put it on shirts .
How can you not love Jerry? He's the man!
Every dislike is from someone who thinks a double barrel is good enough.
He is a true American Legend!🇺🇸
Damn skippy, Jerry is the man !
I love when Mr. Jerry talks defensive shooting, especially home defense...
"As you can see it pits them right were they are"
Please don't try breaking into his house. The Feds have listed it as the fastest and most lethal house in America !!
You hit someone center mass with a high power load from 5 to 15 yards with a shotgun unless they have body armor the undertaker will be examining them next! As a young man with my first shot gun I once shot a 6 to 8 inch small pine tree at 3 to 5 yards with a 20 gauge shotgun loaded with #3 buckshot it cleaned hole out of two thirds of the tree and it fell over!
I don’t know what statistics show but at close range I don’t believe many people survive center mass shootings from a Shot gun especially with buckshot of any #! I will say out to and at 20 or 25 yards but most self defense situations are home invasions are much closer!
@@jamesmoore768 Sounds like one and they are done !!
"There are two types of actions; pump and semi-automatic"
*Sad lever-action noises*
And bolt and break actions
I have seen lever action shotguns and I own a bolt action 20 gauge
Want to see the coolest use of a lever action shotgun watch Terminator. Arnie using one while riding a motorcycle and doing the John Wayne twirl to reload. Just plain groovy.
I'd consider that in the pump gun type. Myself the mechanism isn't too awful different
@@jb8086 And extremely dangerous.
The gun used in the movie was a heavily modified prop gun; Arnold tried it with a real gun, and got a few broken fingers for the effort.
Done with a loaded gun, it's a disaster waiting to happen.
Cool to watch, not so cool to try.
No choke, makem' smoke, Thanks Mr. Jerry. Glad to see another video from Shootout Lane!!
You're The King, Jerry.
It's like watching a racecar driver. If he's behind the wheel, it's gonna be impressive.
Thanks Jerry! An old school double barreled coach gun works too. Just keep extra shells on it. 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸
Shotgun for home defence, hands down the best selection!
All young people should listen to experienced people because they have gone through the hard times to understand what it takes to make things easy.
"... from a less than optimum firing position."
"And as you can see, it puts them right where they are!"
Cajun style plain n simple...
Mais, It is what it is and that's what it's gonna be, Sha!
Shotgun is okay for me but definitely not for my 98lbs wife.
Sorry Potato Head president my wife's number one self defense weapon is still her AR15!
Get her a 410 or 20 gauge. She’ll be fine.
@@StubProductionsSorry, they don't hold 30 rounds
@RogerWilco99 When my wife was younger she could handle a shotgun but at 68yrs old she likes how easy it is to use her PSA AR15 pistol. The 10.5 inch barrel weight makes it easy for her. Plus the red dot sights helps a lot too.
@@kidgokuxl Hell yeah, she has to be comfortable with it! Hope y'all never have to use it🇺🇸
Correction: the Pres. is Donald J. Trump.
"There are two types of actions; pump and semi-automatic". Australian viewer double checks both of his shotguns and can't find either of those actions :-(
Break action or one of the rare old bolt action shotguns?
A double barrel break action is the classic choice for when you need to step out onto the porch and unload both barrels into the air, to show those cheeky emus who is the boss. Even our president agrees.
@@torjones1701 Break action and lever action. We've also got "straight pull" but I think they are essentially same as a lever action [Edit: although IIRC correctly, i read they're technically bolt action]
@@kirkc9643 Ya know, I don't think I've ever actually seen in person a lever action shotgun, though I do apologize for forgetting that they too exist! Besides my grandfather's bolt action shotgun, I think I've seen maybe two others.
@@torjones1701 Yeah I think they're made mainly for us because of our very restrictive laws. Pump action shotguns are in the same category as semi-automatic rifles. Adler is the best known brand of lever action here, also Pardus and maybe a couple more.
I'm a retired cop and I know I'm not alone on this; I have a double-barrel, Stogeger 3 1/2", 12 gage, coach-gun with 00 next to my bed.
Old school is best!
You're not necessarily alone. I'm about arm's length from a Stoeger Double Defense 3" 12 gauge with a 21 round bandolier all loaded up with Buck & Ball. Why? Not the best tactical choice. That's for sure. I just happen to know what I can do with it.
That will do the trick !!
And here's me in the UK with an 1821 cavalry sabre by my bed and a few 12 bores in the safe (which I'm not allowed to legally use for self defence), I suppose at least I know the burglar won't have a gun.
I been looking for one . They used to be everywhere. Not now
Don't get a Shotgun
Get a Jerry
Thanks Jerry 😊
I love Mossberg, they are my favorite 🤩
Thanks, Jerry. Mine is a pump 12ga, cylinder bore with a full stock and 18.25" barrel. Her name is Emily.
Why do we need a home defense weapon? We all know the one kicking in the doors at 3am are disadvantaged future doctors that just want to contact us about our car warranties.
To be honest, I was just distracted by the wall, of ammo in the back
Those are empty boxes.
@@shahrozekhurram9836 I doubt all of it is
I wouldn't want to be on the business end of anything that Jerry's pointing at me
Here in Australia unless you're on of the lucky ones who can get those types, the majority can only get break, lever and straight pull actions.
At least you can still have them. Better than a sharp stick.
Then buy a regular skeet-trap 'or' tactical "over/under" shotgun from Stoeger.
@@Griffo34 explain?
I have a double barrel shotgun
And
Have the shells of a 12 gauge shotgun
For
Stepping out unto the balcony, to fire 2 blasts into the woods
Every time
I think I might have heard a noise outside.
Something got left out! There are over under shotguns, bolt action shotguns, lever action shotguns and side by side shotguns all good for self-defense and home defense use.
Not left out , omitted as they are not common and readily available , don't all you gun experts understand English ? He's speaking to everyday availability . The over and under is not an action but a configuration !
I'd like to get a closer look at that port job on the Mossberg.
Jerry miculek and Hickok 45 need to collaborate
Throw Paul Harrell in the mix for a town hall discussion on guns.
Where ever they go there they are!
I was hoping to see a double barrel. I am sure Mr. Miculek could shoot a double barrel and reload it faster than I could just shoot a pump. LOL
He can make an H&R Topper run fully automatic.
I used to have a 20 gauge Mossberg 500 Camper with a pistol grip.
I shot it in one session & decided that was a nonstarter so I ordered a pistol grip shoulder stock.
I didn't like that much better so I ordered a conventional shoulder stock (Choate Machine &Tool) which I liked much better.
That was my HD gun & my hunting shotgun with a longer barrel.I even qualified with it for my Tennessee armed security guard license.
The point is to make sure that the shotgun fits you & other potential users & fits the mission that you'd want to use it for.
Myself, I like the Winchester Mod. 10 and the less expensive J.C. Higgins pump guns because both can 'slam-fire' when needed. For those who don't know what 'slam-fire means, it's that once the first shot is fired, if you hold the trigger back, it will fire again as soon as a round is chambered after cycling the action. [Wink.] JMO.
Father of all guns.salute you sir hope to meet you 1 day
Don't forget president Biden reccomends double barrels.
As one of my room mates it Ft. Hood used to say, "got me a mudda puggin' pump gauge". 🙄😏🤔
I have a Maverick 88, with a 20 inch barrel and 7 shot tube. Came with the pistol grip and the standard stock. I got Federal 12 gage 2 3/4 buckshot low recoil 9 pellet - 00. Rated muzzle velocity 1140 fps. Works extremely well with the pistol grip and hits plenty hard.
Thanks for the video! I currently only own one decent home defense capable shotgun (Remington 870 express 12 gauge with 26" barrel) and wanted to know how each of the semi auto and pump versions worked of shotguns. very educational for us to figure out what we feel is best for that application.
I have to admit that I'm NOT a fan of any pistol-grip combat stock mounted on a Mossberg pump-action. It makes the tang-mounted safety very difficult and unnatural to get to. I ran a Choate stock on a 500 for a few years, but finally ended up putting the factory stock back on it due to this.
Hand hurts after about 6 rounds also.
Yeah, but the manufacturers make a lot of money selling things like that to the tacticool fools.
I am going to guess you use your thumb to switch the safety regardless if you have a pistol grip or a traditional stock.
Love it. Have a Shockwave with the laser and also the 500 with a rapture grip and a pistol grip. Great video Jerry. Thanks.
Same one I have for my home defense
Love my Benelli…pumps always go bang.
me too
I run an Ithaca for Home defense. I do not need to worry about putting bullets through my neighbors walls. It would be hard to justify home defense at 100 yards anyways. Working in Corrections I saw the capabilities of a shotgun.
Model 37 featherweight all day baby.
All I can think of with Jerry and home defense is an intruder hearing Jerry's laugh and the beep of the shot timer. 😂😂😂
And the last thing the intruder hears as things fade to black "get some..."
@@Axe_six-six lmao. Exactly!
I would really like to know, Jerry. What kind of light/laser combo do you use on your shockwave? I would like to try it out on my night stick. Keep the videos coming buddy.
The light on his Shockwave is an Olight baldr pro, red laser. They have some pretty good stuff. I’m not trying to advertise or anything, but they are going to have a sale this month, so you can grab one for cheaper.
I do like my 590A1. I can very my load up and never worry about whether it will cycle properly…I know it will.
Best shotgun for home defense is one that is loaded and without a flag in the chamber!!
Until you blow your own family's face off
Where you been Jerry! I'm glad to see you back sir!
Always a pleasure Jerry and company !
Nothing better than an ol pump shoot em stick! Reliable and easy to maneuver
I have a 1960’s Revelation 500, same as the moss berg 500. It cost $33.95 new and still reliable as it was out of the box.
Duncan Long's book about Mossberg firearms barely mentions that gun.
I never thought I'd hear of someone owning one.
@@doughesson it was sold by true value hardware chain. Same place I bought my first guitar.
@@papawrichard3553 Imagine that.
You could buy a gun and a geetar in the same store that you bought your garden/farm tools from.
@@doughesson I gave the wrong store name. It was Western Auto. It was before true value.
@@doughesson the guitars were named Trutone and the model I had was Vanguard, highly sought after even today, was probably a$25-30 guitar then, now they go for over $500
Pump full stock. No hiccups. You know that Jerry.
I already took joes advice because I was on the fence , so I bought some shotguns also
Now Jerry and OG have confirmed I did the right thing .
” Buy a shotgun “ probably the only good advice we’ll get from him lol
You can also use your support hand thumb pointing forward with short shotguns to aim. The rounds go exactly where your thumb points
I use a Remington 870 police model w/ birdshot. I know, but my house has thin walls and other occupants. I've used birdshot enough to know I wouldn't want 6+1 coming my way! I grab the rifle or a pistol for outdoor situations, less to worry about outside out here in the woods lol
Mine is loaded with #4 birdshot. It’s devastating and will drop any human standing with good placement within 20 feet. I have hundreds of 00 buck shells but bird shot will get the job done.
So will a 22 but no one uses that either.
I'd like to know more about defensive ammo for shotguns for a Mossberg 590A1
My friend has a bolt action 12 gauge.
Don't you love it when Jerry fires a model gun you own!? I have that pistol griped Mossberg 500. She has a "back off" muzzle and is part of my "hurricane supply" kit 😁
I wouldn’t want to be the federal agents coming to disarm the people and when they get to Jerry’s home and from somewhere in the darkness you hear, “Here we go!”
And of course "Get some"
Had a Mossberg 500.
Got it new from my cop-in-law in 1986.
Excellent home defense weapon.
The do have recoil.
It did pretty good on skeet shooting, but i've been shooting since I was 9.
You do not wanna shoot hi-brass with that pistol grip Mossberg, lol. I put a pistol grip buttstock on mine, and removed the magazine plug for home defense.
All I use is improve cylinder I hardly ever use any of my other chokes
...sold my 500 and 870, got tired of them beating me up. Replaced it with a 20 gauge Stevens inSecurity pump...
I wish ammo manufactures would make 100% brass hull 00 Buck ammo a regular item in their lineup. I don't use shotguns for home defense since I've had the end of plastic shotshell hulls deform when loaded for more than a few months. People will say to shoot what's in the gun and replace it with new ammo, but right now ammo is still scarce or expensive, not all of us live somewhere you can shoot shotguns on a regular basis and some people just want to keep one gun loaded for defense and use a similar one for the range.
The shotgun is the ultimate home defense weapon. Our resident firearms expert/president said so.
Good stuff. Get some!
Hell yeah JM🇺🇸
Imagine breaking into Jerry Miculek house........ you know you messed up.
Remington 11-87 semi Auto, 12-gauge 3in. you never have to clean it aside from the barrel and got pine needles in the action from years ago and it eject the cheapest crappiest shells or the most expensive up to 3 in, with the smoothbore dear barrel with iron sights you can put a slug into a 2 inch bullseye at a hundred yards free-standing no problem over and over again until your shoulder can't take it no more. The thing is a beast it's never rejected any ammunition no matter how cheap and how little powder they all ejected every time on time and the thing was never cleaned except for the barrel. When I did finally clean the action and the back where the slider goes it was just full of dirt soil pine needles, and I remembered that it would had been several years since I haven't been anywhere near the Pines on a on a rabbit hunts but that was a long time ago oh, so that's all I know how old. Debris was, the one I got is a left-hander but I had imagined the right-hander is just the exact same stuff it's just the other way around. There is no shotgun like it, that Benelli or whatever you got to use expensive loads or loads with lots of powder or they're just not going to eject all the time. Got a 16 in single break action from Brazil 410 sort of like Mad Max smaller version LOL scattergun indeed, the number six is 7-Elevens they just go all over the place on the high side but if you compensate for it not bad for gross rabbits 40 yards. But I love my Remington 11-87 all day long. I love that Mossberg pistol grip pump here using there, I would like that as a side arm LOL
Thank you
Benelli is a premium Shotgun manufacturer - interesting, that H&K used to import them to the US - according to my knowledge, they no longer handle that for Benelli. It was and is a Benelli - H&K inc. was only importer!
Get some!!!!
Decisions, decisions. Put the AR back in the safe and choose between the 1100 and M1897. I do love the M1897.
Thanks
I've been needing some Miculek in my life it's been too long
Hey I've got an m1 super 90 and I love it! It's an older gun but no issues. I'm surprised to see the legend himself has the same shotgun as me! Mine has a longer barrel though
m1s90's are one of the best shotguns in existence. I have a tactical model, 18" barrel extended mag tube, and an old original laser products flashlight incorporated front hand guard!
@@tylermallory2504 Very nice! I found a site that sells pistol grips for it, I'm gonna get one asap. Mines got an extended tube as well. Best shotgun
@@fullfire0 I'm honestly not that big of a fan of pistol grip shot guns, I much prefer a the traditional monte carlo style butt stocks even on my tactical shotguns. Or the magpul furniture is pretty good too
@@tylermallory2504 I actually bought a traditional stock for my M4 entry.
Me too! 18". LOVE IT.
The man is a Machine
With my rem 1100 and 1187 I’ve never had a problem with ammo it has always always ran everything I put in it not a single issue i have no clue where this ammo dependent thing I keep hearing about comes from
The great old 🦉has spoken⚔
I’m sure you’ve seen it as much as myself at matches, people using pump shotguns short stroking and having malfunctions. I feel semi autos are more reliable for this reason. It takes the human factor out.
The trade off is malfunctions from non-user sources. Training (hopefully) offsets some of the human factor. Buying the best home defense rounds and testing them in your specific configuration (hopefully) offsets non-human error. In both cases keeping the weapon in great repair and practicing so you hit what you are targeting is essential.
I rather expected him to shoot the Super 90 faster than what he did. A friend had one of those back in the late 80s and it was a very fast-shooting pellet blaster.
Not gonna lie I love Jerry. But, when he said Heckler and Cock. I died🤣. I use to call them just H&K because I figured I was mispronouncing the name. I would say Heckler and Cooch only to find out it’s pronounced Coke. But I like Jerry’s way better Heckler and Cock.
He’s a legend
This is like the only video I've seen Mr. Miculek make where I actually thought to myself "I could shoot faster than that."
What's this? Jerry's not quad-loading?
Thanks for the great video.
I want one of them Mozzbergs!
You forgot to say GET SOME. 🤣👍
Reminds me of those spinning paintings you do at a boardwalk....
A cannon for real.....Thanks Jerry
i love how he explains it..
As Creepy Joe would say: "buy a shotgun, buy a shotgun"... but better yet, buy an AR-15!
Always good to see another Brit on these vids.
Great video, as always Jerry.
Jerry need to up the volume, great info!!
My home defense gun is an AR and a PDP
@RogerWilco99 nice! Definitely depends on where ya live and what’s outside of your home. “Home defense” should include considerations for more than just INSIDE your house. 870’s are also my shotgun of choice. It’s what we were issued/used while enlisted so it’s my preference for a shotgun!
I feel bad that jerry needs so long to pull a trigger. godspeed jerry!
The way that guy just flows loading those guns
Heckler and Kock lol love ya dude
As always, another great video.
Interesting. An explanation of the difference between a gas-operated semi-auto and a recoil-operated semi-auto would have been helpful. However, since I already have a Browning Light Twelve I won't be going out to get any of these.
Mosberg 500 never failed in 20 years
You are such a nice guy!
That red laser dot is very hard to see on a white target. Can you see it at all on a typical black hoodie?
The gold bead still stands out well against a black background.
If you're ever in the situation where you can't see the laser for,how about you use the old school method of putting the built-in sight on target & take it out?