Tales of the Shotgun video

[RobG]

Thanks so much for posting this John really a great videos to know the history behind the Mossberg

 

[John A.]

You're very welcome. I enjoy videos like that.

 

[RobG]

Yes sir me as well

 

[ripjack13]

Just posting here cuz it bugs me to not see my lil avatar on the page. I know I liked it, but how could I have not posted in here? Weird....

 

[590guy]

Awesome video. Entertaining and informative


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[CaddmannQ]

I finally got to watch this and it was very well done, thank you.

 

[GunnyJC]

Great vid. Thanks for sharing.

 

[CaddmannQ]

The thing which left the greatest impression on me about this video (which I just watched again) was this simple statement at the introduction:

"For over 400 years, if a man could only afford to own one gun it was a shotgun."

Based on this, I have truly never given shotguns enough respect.

 

[John A.]

In all fairness, I shoot a lot of guns. I like guns of all shapes and sizes.

But when I find myself really wanting to kill something, I often am reaching for a shotgun.

There is really nothing on the North American continent that a properly set up 12 gauge can't kill. From chipmunks and rabbits to moose and grizzly

And if you can't find lead shot to use, load up rocks and gravel.

 

[fortyshooter]

Enjoyed that video! If I could only have 2 guns it would be a shotgun and a Colt .45 revolver!

 

[fellmann]

video is gone..

 

[John A.]

That is most unfortunate. It was a very well done historical documentary.