Home Defense Shotgun Under 200: Is It Any Good?
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- čas přidán 29. 03. 2024
- Tokarev TX3 Hammer, is it any good? Let's review it and then slap some Woox 500/590 furniture on it!
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Pistol rifle shotgun under $1000. Glock 22 police trade-in, use Smith and Wesson MP sport two and they’re out there, Mossberg Maverick 88 tactical. Good video fellas thanks
Yes Sir!
Man I've had more than one sport 2 with major issues over the years. The early ones has terrible issues with the lower reciever m4 cuts, as well as barrel extension feed ramp cuts
My first gun was a maverick model 88 with 20in barrel I've got a breacher barrel on it now still have all the original furniture for is and barrel love that gun
I have a Maverick 88 that I tricked out quite nicely, and I am very happy with it. Much less than $200 several years ago. Sometimes you can get decent guns for cheap!
I used to be a snob when it came to sub 500 guns. I'm glad that I got over that.
@@PatRMG well, all depends. Situation dictates. I was in the military, and I just cannot afford the toys they issued us. I agree that one’s weapons should be well-built and reliable, but one does not have to spend what the government does to get/build very nice hardware. And most people will never come close to pushing weapons to their limits, so they don’t need to be built to withstand a grunt in combat. 😉🤠💯
Dang that wood makes it look retro sci fi. Me like!
Changes it up in a good way!
Dang. That woox furniture really made prettier awesome
Thanks a bunch Raptor!
I got a cheap Chinese shotgun from Walmart I think, it already had real wood furniture, we sawed it down to legal size and it works, anything pump will just work, I got another Chinese semi lynx’s 12 that works fine too, my cousin bought a fancy Kalashnikov USA AK shotgun and he had to send it back for a little problem, while my Chinese stuff just works lol
The woox furniture is $150 more than the shotgun 😅
I am prone to doing exactly this...
I like that furniture.
Thanks a bunch!
The wood really looks great.
Thanks! I really like it!
Thanks! I agree!
That's really neat. I'm just getting started.. At 51. Wife got me my first shotgun from RK (up in Sweetwater) for Christmas. Still need to take it somewhere and try it out. Wonder if there's any "bougie" things I can do to it? I fear I'm getting into yet another potentially expensive hobby. 😂
Guns are always an expensive hobby!
Looks good with the wood furniture.
Much agreed!
I just bought one, I have the wood on mine, picked it up for $199 and I absolutely love it. Great gun. Great price. Great quality.
Pat. Thanks. Always a good and interesting video. Thanks for sharing. Happy Easter.
Thanks, you too!
That wood stock is dope!! That would look really nice on my 590. It’s basically a fancy magpul stock and in my opinion is the best shotgun stock on the market but that wooden version is really really snazzy. Great that you are teaching your son to shoot. I have daughters so they could care less lol
Looks like a copy of the Remington 870. It's made in Turkey to keep the cost low. Turkey's economy and currency are severely depressed so the exchange rate favors the dollar, that's why the price is so low. My only minor complaint is that the shotgun is a bit light which increases recoil but that can be fixed by adding some weight to the stock. Seems like a great value for the money but a long term review will reveal a lot more.
Great seeing the next generation learning.
He's all about it! Thanks for watching!
looks like a good gun for the money. it looks nice in those stocks.
I dig it!
Great presentation by both of you. 👍🏼
Glad you enjoyed it
That'll work! Nice wood upgrade. Always nice when you can get out and pass on to the next generation
You got that right!
Just bought an antique shotgun for $120. With a little elbow grease and 70 bucks in parts I have a newish shotgun. I kind of regret not just grabbing a $200 shotgun.
She looks awesome but im a lefty i wish they made it in lefty 😮
Lefties usually get the short end of the stick.
I've owned right hand shotguns and rifles my entire life. I'm lefty too, but learned to aim over the barrel, not eject ports.I shoot pistols right hand. Go figure. Learn both ways.
I got a bunch of rights in my collection but I got 55% of my collection are leftys .
Shotgun experts say all shotguns are best for lefties...I say, that shotguns are good for lefties but bad for lefties when shell casings get ejected towards your face :D.
Thanks Pat!
Thanks for watching!
6lbs is very light for a 12 ga with full loads recoil wise. but it would make it a fine wilderness gun for carry against bears.
After 100 rounds disassemble the gun and let's look at the parts for wear and other features of note. How well is the gun made internally.
But overall it does look like a good deal.
We're over 100 rounds at this point. Video is always a little behind VS the release date.
Wowwww what the heck you can buy a pump action 12ga for less than 200 dollaridoos in the USA. That's crazy I'm living in the wrong country
Kraken Tactical shirt alert in the latter part of the video!
Oh how did I not notice that. Looks like it fits nicely 👌
Pat, make Paul Harrell proud and do you some PULLRACK.
PULLRACK! I broke a shotgun attempting that. Probably a ME problem!
@@PatRMG Hahaha!
Well, Paul was using the Mossberg 500 7-shot Persuader (no longer made in that config). I think he merely kept pressure on the slide for when the shot released the bolt and could immediately be racked for the next load. No one would smartly accuse Mossberg of not being generally tough or durable.
@PatRMG I also had the same issue with the stock thread. I did not have a tap and die set tho so I just kept backing the screw in and out. I know, not ideal, but it worked. I went with the Magpul SGA buttstock and Strike Industries Valor forend. The forend fits loosely but will also need to have the threads extended to decrease the gap and make it more secure.
I bought the same shotgun and tried it out with a shockwave grip but it's not easy to aim with that thing at the full length barrel.
I recently ordered a pistol grip that uses milspec buffer tubes and buttstocks and I hope to achieve a better handling with that arrangement.
I have changed the fore end to a one with railing underneath and on both sides and I'm looking forward to trying that out. The fore end is 7 and 3/4 much like the Mossberg.
A man of sophistication has a bayonette on a shotgun ........
I think your shotgun will be fine. Changing stocks are cool, and if that is your decision. I have owned a few different shotguns over 40 years. My current fav is Moss 500, Magpul stock, sling, side saddle ammo carrier, small rail mounted for weapon light. Added a fiber optic front sight(clip on kind) to help aging eyes. It handles all ammo with a breeze. 12 ga of course. Added a Stevens 320 that has a few accesories like hi rise sighting, sling swivels, and fiberglass stock. Its a 20ga, and good shooter. Both around $200 each, and best prices I have found. Note: 12 ga ammo is easier to find everywhere. 20 ga in my AO is a chore. (Indiana)
You go bougie on the gun, but cheap out on the paint, C'mon man, lol. I actually gave my brother in law this gun, he didn't have any guns an needed something for the house an family. No problems yet with it yet. Mossy mavericks are just slightly better in my book, but I got this one for 160.00 out the door, cause nobody was buying them, oops there bad. Thx for the vid Pat
Thanks for the input and thanks for watching!
That thing looks slick with that wood!!
Thanks a bunch and thanks for watching!
Better than the savage 320 because of 500/590 compatible
Yeah, the furniture went right on after I chased the threads of the hardware.
I saw that Hammer on their website but the semi-auto Titan was just $20 more and I don't have a semi so I jumped on it. Supposed to take Mossberg furniture which means I can switch to a Hogue Short LOP stock. I just hope it fits easily, my McGyver skills are pretty weak...
Cool project. Not fan of cylinder out using it for slugs or buckshot. Dad pick up a Hatfield SAS 12ga wish offer slug barrel for auto.
Have try whoops for my mossberg 500.
I have 2 Winchester sxp defenders ...Turkish made..great guns..tough as nails ..
I also have a Winchester SXP defender.....no complaints so far
500 clone maybe? ISH? and oh-boy the woox... that stuff is popping up everywhere! Love it
Is that tokarev 12guage new model for 2024 because ur the only one i see with this model. Good review sir
The boss wants more shotgun in the house. Might be a hell of an idea!! Glad the Young Buck is joining you on the Range!!😊
If the Boss wants more shotgun, give her more shotgun! Notice the Young Buck's hat?
@@PatRMG But of COURSE
Clear nail polish will stop it from fraying.
Will try that tip!
Cool video 👍 Cool 😎
Thanks for the visit!
I'm impressed.
does this gun takr the 12Ga Mini shells?
A Tokelyaev? That's what your little sticker says.
The velcro patch, yes.
Good review but...Maverick 88 for a few buck more. Keeps all the money in the USA.
Thanks for the input!
Nice
Thanks!
Mossberg 88 vs any other low cost shotgun.... Get the 88....
How did you get the old buttock off? Most have 2 screw holes in the rubber but this doesn't have any. Did you just rip the rubber off to get to the screws?
The rear swivel sling holds the butt pad on.
@PatRMG thanks, I found that out like an hour after posting. I put on a Strike Industries valor forend but the thread on the shotgun doesn't go far enough which leads to the forend working but not being able to be secured enough and it has some woble.
forget that junk just get a mossberg 88. Turkish shotguns do not last. Do not trust one with your life. Check pawn shops for an old 870 or mossberg 500/590. Lots of cheap ones out there in good shape.
Thanks for the input and thanks for watching!
Looks like it uses a cross-bolt safety instead of a tang safety. That's too bad.
Nice video , but the cost of that gun and stock put you in price range of more top notch guns, all without worrying about paying that amount of money for a stock and fire end and not having it fit. Buy one real good gun or heck get a home defence option and hunting option for the same money. Just my humble two cents.
You have a good point, but I approached this as a budget option that can be upgraded later. Some folks can't get their hands on 600 bucks, but can do 200 and then other smaller amounts later. Kinda like a layaway plan but they get their stuff instantly.
@@PatRMGI get that for sure, I’d do the budget gun but use the stock money for something else. To be honest when I saw the video I went to the webpage to look because I’ve been looking for wood furniture for my 590A1, it was when I saw the price, I was like oh man, that’s a whole new shotgun or rifle, for an asthetic choice. Keep up the videos and insight!!!! Helps people make informed decisions!
Just get a maverick
May have to grab one of those too!
got the tokarev semi Bullpup its a tank
Thanks for the input!
im all about them cheap guns
Tactical Yeehaw!