Bolt-Action Shotgun

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[@daddysempaichan]

Now we need a Pump-Action Rifle

[@intrntplyr7]

Already did it: kzbin.infow-d3mR34mUg

[@jonahjaworski5555]

Are you asking if they exist? Because they do

[@yaboyjosh3023]

They have em, just that the caliber is only for small game. They're usually used for pest control.

[@daddysempaichan]

@@jonahjaworski5555 No, I know they exist, I'm more saying he should get one, but I see how you came to that conclusion.

[@oilybat3269]

He made one on that too

[@cameronnewton7053]

"Nice rifle, what does she shoot? " "12 gauge..."

[@chupacabra4261]

The German in the trench 💀

[@Kirito-qx6zv]

4 gauge is way scarier.

[@Versuchstrager-VT1-2]

​Yh, the lower the Guage the more fucked both the guy your shooting and your shoulder is ​@@Kirito-qx6zv

[@ezralee6050]

​@Kirito-qx6zv either way whatever you're shooting at is just a pile of flesh

[@scorpion_guitarist]

​@@Versuchstrager-VT1-21 gauge 💀💀💀

[@appleman3216]

I actually own one of these! It was my grandfather's gun. It's probably one of my favorite and most accurate shotguns I own.

[@joshuapugh7549]

My Grandfather has one it's simple smooth and as you said accurate. I really like it even for slugs.

[@geec5636]

I have my Fathers 20 gauge bolt action. He got it from his Dad in 1950 when he was 15 years old.

[@SuperDuperest777]

Is it made by Mossberg?

[@geec5636]

@@SuperDuperest777 mine is a Stevens from Chicopee Mass

[@superchet4408]

Mine is a jc Higgins. Got it from my grandpa,

[@user-ou3lo7fv3j]

JC HIGGINS bolt action 12. This was my first gun when I was 13...50 years later and I still have it.

[@jimd2101]

Really..? How old was it when you got it ? ...what year is it? .....just curious cause I have a .22 JC Higgins revolver with a 6 inch barrel and it's a 9 shot.....😮

[@ApeDandruff]

"hey bro, what kinda rifle you got"? "its not a rifle, its a bolt action shotgun"

[@NMS8637]

Não tem no Brasil seria muito top em uma 36 eu compraria

[@moeta486]

Use slugs, now its a bolt action musket 🙃

[@Averyjohnson336]

@@moeta486I have a bolt action shotgun I should buy some slugs I want a musket

[@paulmeredith4515]

I mean they do make rifled bore 12 gauge shotguns, to impart spin on slugs n make em more accurate. Typically used for hunting, in small areas, with roads n houses closer than you'd see in big open country. For that, the projectiles are stumpy 1oz. Slugs that are grooved to match the pattern inside the barrel, a really powerful wallop and accurate for about 100 yards and in.. U Just swap out the rifled barrel to a smooth bore, and respective pellet loads for birds n waskawie wabbits.

[@ApeDandruff]

oh aigh thx for takin the time to type that@@paulmeredith4515

[@birdyboy3483]

Skinwalkers been real quiet since this vid dropped

[@user-so7lp8ge7j]

Kkk?

[@timeover6175]

ранчо скайуокера 😕

[@Nikita_mave]

@@user-so7lp8ge7j kool kids klub?

[@birdyboy3483]

They said I was next if I warned the state trooper

[@NMS8637]

Qual o nome dessa arma

[@TheObso1337]

I had one of these. The bolt is retained by a screw in the side of the receiver. Without that screw, it will just come out of the gun when you cycle it back. Somebody sued Sears because they bopped themselves in the nose, resulting in a recall where the bolts were sent back for a refund. As a result, many if these guns are still floating around missing their bolts. Apparently Sears accepted bolts for these shotguns in exchange for either a payment or maybe a gift card as late as the mid 2010s, although I'm fuzzy on the details.

[@bryanphillips2443]

Not at all true. The actual recall states that the part of the receiver that holds the bolt in place during firing can shear and send the bolt back into the shooter's face potentially causing death. Only the 12 gauge model was affected. I have a 16 gauge model that shoots fine but I don't really shoot it any more as a safety production.

[@lswon2347]

​@bryanphillips2443 Seriously, dang 10 year old me wouldn't have stood a chance if the bolt did that😂 first gun I ever shot

[@melchung1566]

Yep true

[@_drnova1064]

"bopped" You mean the bolt did the Russian made Mosin thing and turned a guy's face into mush?

[@ryanmorse7482]

​@bryanphillips2443 I had that happen to me. Luckily, it didn't shear completely off. It was bent up enough to cause difficult cycling, which tipped me off that there was an issue. It broke off with minor pressure once I pulled the bolt out.

[@Justnobody0950]

I have my dad's Mossburg 20 ga. bolt action, and I absolutely love that gun. He gave me that gun when I turned 12. It holds 3 in the clip with 1 in the chamber. Best squirrel and rabbit gun I own. Back before my dad passed away, we went on a deer hunt, and instead of taking my 30-06, I told dad I was going to hunt with that 20 ga. in a dense area with a small creek running through it. I was using Federal heavy load slugs. And sure enough within an hour. I laid down a very nice 10 point that came out about 20 yards from me. I was so happy that day.

[@richbutler7828]

3 in the Magazine.

[@peetee32]

I sincerely thank you, internet stranger, for sharing this story. Great memory.

[@ZaHandle]

@@richbutler7828Maybe he’s using a stripper clip lol

[@Justnobody0950]

@richbutler7828 Sorry about that. 2 in the clip.

[@wingnut71]

My cousin had an illegal one of these 35 years ago, except I'm pretty sure it was 12 gauge. I never fired it myself, and i've no idea where it is now. But it had an adjustable choke on the muzzle.

[@kmatford]

Finally a bolt action shotgun that carries more than 3 rounds.

[@texaspatriot9159]

My thoughts exactly. I wonder what model it is

[@medicineman7877]

@@texaspatriot9159the “old as fuck where the hell did you get this? from my grandpappy” model 3

[@turneynicholas]

​@@texaspatriot9159 JC Higgins 583

[@texaspatriot9159]

@@turneynicholas Thanks brotha

[@brs690]

Sears-robuck made one, mine is over 100 years old.

[@brokebunbun]

"nice rifle bud, that'll definitely put a hole on something." "Thanks, little correction though, holes."

[@rker]

i dunno man i think it definitely can punch a hole at close range

[@Lyrixion]

Use slugs

[@loganwolverine5849]

Ever heard of buck shots?

[@Blade_of_Violet_Chaos]

​@@loganwolverine5849my bolt action shotgun has a rifled barrel so... only sabot slugs for me.

[@pieshka4509]

Fun fact, it's possible for the safety switch to become damaged in such a way that if its on safe it drops the sear when you lock the bolt turning it into a slam fire, and that switch can be easily pushed to safe unintentionally. Discovered this when my friend shot the range floor with one while cycling the bolt.

[@terrybailey9621]

Had that happen with mine but that was because the stock split and was applying pressure just right. It also won't go off unless you slap the bolt down because the bolt handle translates directly to firing pin travel like almost all other bolt actions. May have had to slap the bolt down to get a pheasant that day but hey it still worked 😂😂

[@pieshka4509]

@@terrybailey9621 it's a cock on close so closing it is when you stretch the striker spring and it's tougher to close, and why it fires if the safety gets damaged when you close the bolt

[@philgreco3803]

A JC Higgins bolt action shotgun! It was the first shotgun I learned and then hunted with. It was a perfect first shotgun before moving to a pump action. Loved that old gun and still do. Mine had an Accu-Choke on the end of the barrel and as a kid I felt like I was holding a BAR. Thanks for bringing back some good memories..

[@michaelseymour9293]

Got a 20 ga. in the family. Still a solid shooter.

[@4doorsmorewhores298]

Pov-you want a repeating shotgun in Australia

[@psychobeam99]

POV- You want any gun in Australia.

[@Tom..Shelby]

@@psychobeam99POV- Australia

[@psychobeam99]

@@Tom..Shelby 🤣

[@damnits2200]

Or Austria

[@Tom..Shelby]

@@damnits2200 Or an Austrian painter

[@th3br0wncray0n2]

Now bring us... belt fed shotgun

[@sonofsparda657]

there is actually someone that converted an AA12 to beltfed, just for the shit of it.

[@andresamaya6187]

They should add machine shotguns in the next War update, machine guns have been dominating the meta for too long

[@ZamPolit07]

In the LDPR, before the Russian invasion, such shotguns were sometimes stationed in positions.

[@Gameprojordan]

They used to train American troops with belt fed machine guns converted to 12 gauge for AA training

[@catman5546]

Street sweeper !!!

[@ImBadAtCreatingNamesbro]

"Wow, nice rifle reckon it will penetrate through many targets?" "Just one, but it will obliterate him into oblivion"

[@dj-chemicalz811]

*slaps TOZ* "this bad boy can kill atleast four bandits before you need to reload, how does that sound S.T.A.L.K.E.R?"

[@awesomejinx7190]

When you can’t decide between a Kar98k and a Trench Gun

[@StevDoesBigJumps]

Trench legal scattergun

[@Aeroshogun]

Underrated comment

[@Ezyduck]

W comment 😂

[@SansTheMemertale]

Is this a Micheal zombie reference I’m a fan of both guns But I’m use the trench shotgun because of the power without packapunch

[@glcartm]

🤦🏻‍♂️

[@cooltuber13]

20th century gunsmiths: *hits blunt* "what if we were in an alternate timeline?"

[@deauthorsadeptus6920]

Also 20th century gunsmiths: Make double barreled, bolt action, big game hunting rifle.

[@user-vq9ss6yo1f]

После того, как появились инерционные ружья, отпадает необходимость в остальных гладкостволках.

[@iliadnetfear2586]

This was the first shotgun I ever went hunting with. Always loved how smooth the bolt was to work.

[@JaziTheWolf]

That is my one of my bucket lists for weapons. Bolt action shotguns look so cool

[@codykessler2264]

You have some cool ass guns!

[@GunsOfTheWorld]

Thanks man!

[@user-oo7uk2tu2d]

​@@GunsOfTheWorldwhat's the name of the shotgun

[@BattleDroidOfficial]

​​@@GunsOfTheWorldwhat's it called, it looks very nice

[@billyman740]

I have this same shotgun but with a multi-choke muzzle device. Mine is a J.C.Higgins 583.23

[@Ripquorthorn]

​​@@billyman740detatchable magazine or tube fed?

[@john8890]

I had a 20 gauge version of this rifle back in the day. It was a great shotgun! It never malfunctioned and was plenty accurate.

[@lincolnwaffle6038]

I have a 20 too, it work fine, it just shoots about an inch low and an inch left.

[@maxhalsted5381]

​@@lincolnwaffle6038I own one as well and I will take it over a pump

[@gb-jg1ud]

​@@lincolnwaffle6038yeah every smooth bore shotgun has its own behavior no matter what the loading action. don't let the bolt fool you...this is not a rifle, right?

[@lincolnwaffle6038]

@@gb-jg1ud I'm quite aware that every gun shoots differently, and all I was saying is that I also have this shotgun chambered in 20 gauge, and mine happens to shoot a little off. Sorry if that a little too complicated for you to understand. I'm not sure what you're trying to say about the bolt and a rifle. If you're trying to insinuate that a smoothbore shotgun can't shoot anywhere but straight, then you haven't fired enough shotguns.

[@lincolnwaffle6038]

@@gb-jg1ud If you're referring to the original comment saying rifle, I still think it's pretty obvious he meant shotgun. Seeing that it says shotgun and 20 gauge.

[@valtenLbOz1495]

That actually shoots pretty damn smooth.

[@cdxltube9452]

When I was a kid. My father owned a bolt-action shotgun, it belonged to his father. It was an old 10 gauge.

[@legohunter1020]

Russian Badger: I have the habit of using shotguns as sniper rifles and sniper rifles as shotguns.

[@nickpapadopoulos9978]

Aahhh, a fellow Bajur enjoyer

[@terencepaul7475]

Bajur

[@glcartm]

🤦🏻‍♂️

[@glcartm]

@@nickpapadopoulos9978 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@shadydaemon4178]

I’ve seen that video and loved it. 😂

[@derekwestbrook9383]

This the type of gun they make you use in horror games

[@Pidalin]

and you have like 3 rounds for whole game :-D

[@derpasoruswrecks2773]

Not to mention a reload time slow enough to recite the serial numbers twice

[@fluffydoggo69yearsago84]

I love bolt action firearms. There's just something so cool about them that I love.

[@konradzukowski213]

Just when i thought that pump-action rifles weren't cursed enough, now we get this.

[@JonasPJonas]

“That’s an nice shotgun I mean rifle uhhhh bolt action shotgun.”

[@itsdabees]

A shotgun is a rifle

[@R4in46]

​@@itsdabees nuh-uh

[@davidschneider9145]

@itsdabees Going by law, they are not the same things. For example, a short barreled rifle is shorter than 16 inches while a short barreled shotgun is shorter than 18 inches

[@chaseviking5096]

​@@itsdabees no it's not. Rifles and shotguns are two different types of guns.

[@kitsunemesis]

​@@itsdabees "Heli is Plane (cuz they're flying)"

[@DoctorInk20]

If I may say, that's a particularly aesthetically lovely gun to me. Didn't know this existed, but I quite like the bolt/tube magazine combo. Very unique.

[@kellyalger2394]

These used to be available by mail order from Sears and Roebuck. Mossberg made them if I remember correctly. They can be found for under 150USD pretty regularly if you look hard enough.

[@boxed_in4357]

You actually see bolt action tube magazines in rifles too, Just take a look at the Lebel 1886!!

[@davidj6927]

​@@boxed_in4357 Just remember, any rifle with a tubular magazine, do not, under any circumstances load it with pointed ammo. We ound or flat tips only. AmMo can move under recoil, don't want the round waiting to load to become a firing pin for the next in line and starting a gang fire. Not a concern with a shotgun, of course.

[@singularkakapo]

​@@davidj6927The Lebel Modell 1886 rifle specifically is safe with its pointed 8mm Lebel ammo, due to the design of the case head. Still, most tube-mag rifles should not use pointed cartridges unless explicitly designed to. And of course, use caution and common sense with any gun. Any gun can be dangerous if you make a mistake or do something stupid.

[@Blade_of_Violet_Chaos]

​@@kellyalger2394mossberg made the 695 with a 2+1 removable box mag. I have one. They only fire sabot slugs because the barrel is rifled

[@SkullpunkArt]

This has actually given me some pretty good inspiration for DND

[@caseylawler3257]

My grandfathers shotgun! Accurate as hell too! He had another that was mag fed.

[@yaboyjosh3023]

A hunters dream. A bear's nightmare. 😂

[@Ostr0]

That BEARother Gone...

[@arthuryong4968]

Not when the bear's already standing behind you.

[@user-zy7bq3yn2t]

Sears recalled a bunch of these cuz the

[@amgardner147]

cuz the what​@@user-zy7bq3yn2t

[@deshawntrune4504]

Semi-auto 12 gauge has entered the chat

[@CamoGuy76239]

I'm conflicted: Never had a pump shotgun fail me, Never had a bolt action rifle fail me, Never had both in the same package; I just don't know what to think... Maybe I'll just be happy to see that this is a thing that exists and be grateful to those who made it a reality; yeah, that sounds good.

[@davidlayne8755]

It's a J.C. Higgins made for Sear's..... I'm almost 70... And had one as a teen... And it wasn't new

[@chaseviking5096]

First time I came across one it was a busted up rusted one in my grandpa's closet. I was 16 at the time. Blew my mind to see a bolt action shotgun. Until then I had no clue they were made. I'd love to have a gun smith fix it but I don't have the cash. I asked my grandfather about it when I found it. He'd completely forgot he had it. He use to work at a recycling plant and found it in a part if the building that was not used because of all the clutter/garbage that the boss was working on cleaning out which was there when the boss bought the place. The boss told my grandfather he could keep it. My grandfather had it checked out at the state police station and it came back clean. Wasn't reported stolen or used in a crime so they let my grandfather keep it.

[@michaelschranz5666]

I have a Stevens 58-12. 3 round box mag 32 inch barrel with adjustable choke. Probably shoots 12 inch pattern at 50 yards, maybe a little tighter. Steel butt plate. Double ot buck magnums will leave a sizable bruise, they shoot hard but deliver more energy like all bolt actions do.

[@Blade_of_Violet_Chaos]

I was 25 when I saw a bolt action shotgun for the first time at a gun show. I bought it on the spot for $175 then carried it around on my shoulder by the sling for the rest of the day. I had so many people asking about it that I'm sure I blew at least 20 minds by letting them see it.

[@terrybailey9621]

They work but safeties are liable to break causing the trigger to not catch the firing pin or stocks breaking causing the same issue. I've also seen people not put the tube back in right and wonder why it won't feed.

[@michaelcat713]

This is like video games irl with people charging in the frontlines with 1tap sniper and the far rangers are trollers using shotguns😅

[@alexhouston3]

I have this same shotgun. It was my great grandfathers. He bought it in the early 70's at sears.

[@erack40]

Sears had a gun like this.

[@richardsposto10]

It is a Sears & Robuck

[@LeeHarveySnoswald]

I own one

[@johnchandler1687]

I believe Steven's Arms made them. 410- 20 and 12ga.

[@michaelschranz5666]

​@@johnchandler1687savage also. But I think they are the same company, or one bought the other. Mine is mag feed.

[@johnchandler1687]

@@michaelschranz5666 Yes, Sears contracted fir the lowest bidder on the guns they sold just like appliances, etc. The quality was always the same as the maker's own, but at a bargain price.

[@michaelkeselman]

I had one exactly like it, so much fun working the bolt and those huge shells flinging out. Bought it for $75!

[@memenazi7078]

What a steal

[@artem_tot]

Я купил за 30$😂😅

[@livingcountry6279]

When 70 yrs ago? Cause inflation is a bastard

[@michaelkeselman]

@@livingcountry6279 during corona actually

[@livingcountry6279]

@@michaelkeselman quite the steal/

[@diggly_doo]

Ngl I'd want something like this. Just the simplicity of it is miraculous

[@JustARandomDude6.0]

Why is this so relaxing?

[@norcao654]

Because nothing screams America like a bolt action shotgun

[@gagantron]

Ahhh the ol' Sears special, build them to a price that gets 'em out the door. They had to stop selling these because the rear part of the receiver tube(where the safety is) is the part that the bolt locks into and accepts the recoil forces... except there's a notch cut out inside the tube for the extractor to run through, making the steel "wing" probably too weak. No problem shooting bird shot, but I avoid magnum loads with mine, lest I want a two-by-one inch piece of steel in my eye.

[@JohnnyBarger-sb3yh]

Had one blow-up in my face, which cost me my right eye

[@Blade_of_Violet_Chaos]

My bolt action slug gun has the safety on the back of the bolt and locks the firing pin instead of the trigger

[@terrybailey9621]

Meanwhile I'm slinging buckshot and heavy game loads in my 20ga bolt gun because it is an extremely tight patterning shotgun. It's oddly my go too turkey gun even being a 2¾ only along with my old Hercules ward single shot 12ga which is also 2¾ only.

[@gagantron]

@@terrybailey9621 I have another bolt gun that patterns tight but the bolt locks into the front of the receiver near the chamber. Much safer. This one locks into the rear of the receiver where the bolt handle is, the problem is the rear of the receiver is nowhere near strong enough to fire magnum loads out of.

[@gagantron]

@@JohnnyBarger-sb3yh that's rough, man. I'm sorry for your loss.

[@ericmontgomery7339]

I have a bolt action Mossberg in 20 gauge. My dad found it in a creek when he was a kid and carried it miles back to the house. It's actually a magazine fed and the mag is missing. It's an excellent squirrel and rabbit gun. I'd like to get it restored some day. It has a very rich and sentimental history.

[@moohooman]

This seems like something we would get in Australia to get around the pump action shotgun laws.

[@racerwithnowheels]

Bolt-Action Shotguns ✅️ Pump-Action Rifles ✅️ Military surplus pistols (like C96 Mauser and Austrian repeater pistol)✅️ Now we need revolvers with separate drums to reload (like in CP2077 where you change the whole drum instead of each cartridge)😂

[@AntonDVasiliev-ss1ie]

there's Remington 1858 that you can technically reload that way (though not the main method of reloading it since the cylinders are somewhat expensive)

[@chaseviking5096]

Look up the Landstand Automatic Revolver. Kinda similar to what you are talking about.

[@chaseviking5096]

Also check out the 1886 Josselyn Chain revolver. It was a belt fed one.

[@AntonDVasiliev-ss1ie]

@@chaseviking5096 that's a mag fed revolver

[@brandonmadden4169]

H&R 32 magnum reloads like that

[@gentlemangamerec7025]

This just oozes the unique horror game shotgun. Excellent video

[@rayzoralphamimic8431]

Finally something worthwhile in my feed! That’s real cool man 👍🏻

[@benharbyessine230]

Oh hey nice carabiner you got there! Timmy its a shot gun...

[@Sirzx]

Very underrated! Only 20 likes?

[@maxhalsted5381]

I own a bolt action 20 Guage and it way more accurate than pump action

[@chaseviking5096]

My uncle has a 12 gauge bolt action in my grandpa's gun cabinet that was passed down after my grandpa passed away. It's not in firing condition do to rust and some internal problems. Also is missing over 80% of the stock. I'd personally pay to have a gun smith fix it but I don't have the cash to do so.

[@Foxy57537]

As a gun enthusiast, this hurts and I like it.

[@stormtendo]

That’s actually a neat concept

[@trenchtownrock]

That’s probably the coolest thing I’ve ever seen

[@monochrome2838]

I saw the bolt action, looked at the barrel and thought "that's odd, barrels for rifles usually aren't that big". Didn't click until the box of shells came out that I was dealing with a TOZ-106 situation. Never seen a bolt action shotgun with a internal magazine/tube before.

[@dereksteele2284]

Haven't been around guns too long then

[@jacksonhodge4638]

I love bolt action. I’ve never ever had a bolt action firearm jam. Semi auto is great and all, but I like something with less moving parts that’s easier to work on.

[@-YellowFruit-]

There's just something special about bolt action firearms that I can't quite explain.

[@Twerkulies]

That shotty almost reloads itself with the recoil for a few shots lmfao.

[@aurorathekitty7854]

First time seeing one of these. I've had pump, lever, and single shot but never bolt shotgun. It looks like it really nice and smooth to operate

[@Mighty-Eight]

I'm surprised there is such thing as a Bolt Action Shotgun. It would be really cool to use this in a Video Game (Example: Resident Evil 4 or The Evil Within)

[@Tate6260]

I have one very similar,. might be the same. Mines an old JC Higgins,.sold by Sears and Roebuck. Nigh on to a hundred years ago 💪🏻🇺🇲

[@ThePreacher2232]

I love my JC! There's just something about em.

[@Tate6260]

@ThePreacher2232 💯🤝🏻🇺🇲

[@hamwallet8446]

I have one too. It is identical to the last detail. Same pristine condition and all. That’s pretty cool

[@bluesteelworx]

Shot my first buck with an old Sears 12 ga. Bolt action shotgun . Bought it used for $19.00 at a hardware store. Back when hardware stors could sell guns and ammo.

[@maxhalsted5381]

I have the same model. Except mine is a 20 Guage

[@chandlerurenda5869]

I've always loved the idea of bolt action shotguns-- they are so unique

[@mr.mountaindew3971]

Something about metal grinding on metal and loading shells into a shotgun just gets me:MMMM AUUUUUUGHHH OOOOOUFHHHH.

[@elephantapede]

I heard some of these old Sears shotguns could have a defect where the bolt flies right out of the back into your face. Not sure if its true but be careful. I haven't shot the one that's here on this property for that reason.

[@D_Boone]

Yep. I think you can check the serial number, at least for the later models that have them.

[@alme4166]

There was no serial number on the jc Higgins guns that were affected. They were made prior to serials being mandatory. Last I checked 10 years ago sears was giving a little bit of store credit for them. I believe it was only the 12 GA that was affected.

[@user-zk8tg8ko1u]

That mechanism sounds good

[@d.f.x.2481]

This reminds me of a higher capacity version of the taz-12 from Escape from tarkov, it was a 2 rounder bolt action shotgun

[@ZamPolit07]

There 5 cartridges can be loaded into a detachable magazine

[@JohnnyIrish553]

Man, I've seen craz things on this channel! Rifled guns that shoot bullets with a pump-action reload system and bolt-action shotguns.. What next?

[@elizamorris5811]

Shotgun stripper clips

[@FinalLugiaGuardian]

Lever action pistol

[@boxed_in4357]

​@@FinalLugiaGuardian you're gonna be flabbergasted when you see the Volcanic pistols!

[@michaelschranz5666]

If you are into strange and unique weapons check out forgotten weapons. He shows things that are historical and prototypes.

[@ZSC001]

Most of those were actually recalled in the 80’s. Something about bolts shearing

[@SPARTANXIII13]

Nothin like a good old american ASMR video

[@MK_Naomi_Surrogate]

Kino

[@jamesdowney9770]

Those J.C. Higgins shotguns from the 50’s were recalled around 2000 for faulty bolts. I carried one when I was 14

[@dee5298]

Yeah, just don't forget to tighten the screw.

[@richhauxwell7848]

Correct

[@dee5298]

The fault was that, if you didn't turn the screw that holds the bolt in place all the way in and did not complete the bolt's cycle, the bolt would come flying back and you may possibly require reconstructive surgery or some wires.

[@marke.haller4267]

Just sold a 16 ga JCH that had been in the family for over 50 years. Minty. Darn near had to give it away.

[@alejandrosiqueiros7791]

Man.. this Shotgun its beautiful

[@calebblack4022]

That's some really good control he has there. Very smooth

[@dominicturner8195]

That’s awesome bro, where’d you find that one?

[@richardsposto10]

Hand me down from his grandfather

[@lucasDwooten]

I have a bolt action .410 shotgun. Very cool.

[@capriceranana5733]

Uuuh bolt-action and shotgun, two of my most favorite words 😊

[@Hawkeyefoxspirit]

That recoil seemed surprisingly soft. Not bad!

[@rubencoleman6863]

Use some slugs and you got a awesome gun

[@davidkeys6192]

I've got a Bolt Action 10 guage shotgun.

[@gb-jg1ud]

that is a cannon

[@alsmith7382]

Is it a Marlin Super Goose?

[@stalinbeballin9711]

I once saw a Mauser bolt action that had been turned into an internally magazine fed pump action shotgun during the 1920s by some broke German. It was... Pretty awesome

[@duncanidaho2130]

Now that is a cool shotgun. BTW... the quality of your audio is very satisfying.

[@some1619]

Now use slugs

[@yaboyjosh3023]

A bolt action shotgun with slugs? A rifle? 🤔 lol

[@some1619]

@@yaboyjosh3023 probably lmao

[@_jamo_]

What’s this gun called?

[@JW--dc8ri]

JC Higgins 12GA bolt action. It was made by Sears back in the day

[@robertdragoff6909]

And to think they only sold tools, tires, and home goods….. Or at least I used to think that.

[@georgejenkins7763]

​@@robertdragoff6909Mattel made grande launchers in the sixties... The more you know....

[@garyclark6281]

Sears never made any firearms, but contracted major companies and had them "brand" the Sears name on them. @@JW--dc8ri

[@jic1]

@@georgejenkins7763 That's not actually true.

[@terrywagner8655]

My first shotgun as a teenager was a Sears JC Higgins bolt action shotgun, three shell capacity, with a choke on the end of the barrel.

[@BobbaFet123]

This is cursed, but at the same time it seems like the ultimate duck hunting rifle.

[@bestwaifu4281]

imagine seeing bolt action firearm in somebody's arms on battlefield and start getting closer thinking that you will get advantage and getting jumpscared by pellets flying in your direction

[@papayer]

Fallout ahh gun design

[@SigmaSheepdog]

This brings back memories of my youth when I hunted with a Sears JC Higgins bolt action 12ga.

[@punishedsneed]

I always wondered as a kid if there was a bolt shotgun. My dad laughed at the notion and said "Why not a pump?" and it always made sense to me that he said that. Now, as an adult, I recognize that some people just do some stuff just because they can. It's nice.

[@LivingPotatoV2]

If a Remington hunting rifle, and a 12 gauge shotgun had a baby… this is the byproduct

[@Birdhousewar]

Got one myself these were sold through sears. My great grandfather bought one in the late 30 early 40s.

[@mickb474]

That’s the first time i’ve ever seen a bolt action shotgun 🤔 impressive!

[@j-davis7290]

I have one of these in .410 that i got from an estate sale, really neat lil thing and very useful for minor pests around the property

[@Mwraf]

Therapist: Bolt action shotgun ain't real. It can't hurt you Bolt Action Shotgun:

[@ronhaworth5808]

I have an old Mossberg bolt action 12-gauge made in the 1950's. Good bird hunting gun.

[@DangerousMuteLunatic]

Oh my God the style points when telling someone to get off your property

[@SirTorcharite]

Got a 1956 Marlin Autosafe bolt-action shotgun. Got it from my grandpa before he passed. I'd never seen a BA shotty before that! Definitely a conversation starter when people see it!

[@SaltySpark]

I grew up hunting with my dad's bolt action 12 gauge. Fucking loved that gun.

[@ericktamberg670]

Here in Brazil many Mausers 1893 and Spanish Oviedo were transformed to 28-gauge shotguns by our state-owned arsenal and sold to civilian market.

[@-TAPnRACK-]

Finally a lift gate that wont pinch your thumb!!! I have fkn PTSD from shotgun lift gates 😂

[@davidhorsley1149]

When I was young, my father bought me a Mossberg, 20 Ga. bolt action shotgun. It was pretty accurate and held a good pattern, but the action was a little frustrating when you shot 3" shells.