5 cheap Turkish shotguns review

this video is long, but I cover 5 different shotguns in detail
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[@jerrystcokair8064]

I have 3 turkeys. 2 pump 1 auto loader Not exactly Cadillacs But old Toyotas Thing is They work Some people don't have 1200 for a shotgun Many have 200-300 max. Many 120. These fill the gap only I have a Dickenson pump A GF2P pump And the tokarev TTF Titan 12 auto loader I have less than 500 in all 3. Don't get excited about them But worth the money. If you're handy with gun skills You can make them better Just enjoy them

[@chrisgleason1196]

I took a gamble on the Titan TTF. I haven't picked it up yet, but as long as it's reliable after breaking it in it probably will just be a nightstand gun and never be required to run thousands of rounds.

[@alexb2417]

Ah the Koba review I have been waiting for.

[@Gunnut357mag]

I have a few of the Turk shotguns. Two of them over / unders I won at raffles that are decent guns although the stock fitment is not great but they work. The other three are semi autos. One is a tri star raptor 20ga that works very well and eats anything you feed it and won’t die. Then a Girsan benelli m2 clone that works well after I spent hours fitting and polishing it and eats everything 1200 fps and over. Lastly I have an m4 clone that took the same fitting and polishing but works great.

[@edl653]

Chinese and Turkish manufactures are looking to gain market share in a global market buy via low price. Just look at Holosun versus Trijicon, where Holosun got the right level of quality to price to gain market share over better brands like Trijicon. The trick is to find the just right level of quality, material and workmanship to where you can flood a market. If the quality is too bad, they simply change company name and try again a couple years later. The short-term advantage low quality Turkish manufactures have is that their brands are not well known. Cheap works well for the casual gun owner who shoots 30 rounds every 5 years or with low-end criminal.

[@sgtmajtrapp3391]

It was an SKS

[@mps9608]

Thanks for the review. I am leaning towards the G-Force GF25. For $200 I don't see how you can go wrong.

[@phillipholmes4466]

Do think that the second shooter used a Drugonov sniper rifle at golf course assassination attempt? SKS AND AK have been reported as the rifles used but if it was a military grade sniper rifle and not a commercial import that may change the story a little.

[@MegaBait1616]

SKS ..

[@Albemarle7]

Haw you tried the folding receiver Turkish shotguns?

[@pepepepito623]

I did,flawless!

[@joelaichner3025]

Bull Pup , I’d recommend a KSG 12 or 25 , double the money , but run flawlessly , piece of mind , made in the U.S.A. In Florida , KSG is a $1200 gun , slightly more than double , but you get what you pay for , Quality costs more

[@alexb2417]

I honestly love seeing the adventure and results of if they work or not on the videos

[@aceman1126]

I miss the old norinco made Hawk 870 clones... damn good guns for cheap. The Turkish stuff eh... not so great. I suppose they're OK for a beater/fun gun but I'd never bet my life on one. The norinco guns on the other hand were in some ways better than the guns they were copying.

[@rowdylang4508]

What do you think of the V R 80 ?

[@FukuYTmark6]

I like tacos 🌮

[@pepepepito623]

What about turtles?

[@b-villeboy2704]

I need a side by side in 20, 3" chambers imp. / mod. ...reasonable priced ... 100s not Ks.

[@pepepepito623]

External hammers?

[@b-villeboy2704]

@@pepepepito623 No ... modern setup.

[@victorshults242]

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