Heritage Coachwhip Double Barrel Shotgun Range Review

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I gotta get one

[@rwsmith7]

You're gonna need another safe. 🤠

[@jasonadams8549]

They look nice

[@tbjtbj4786]

It looks like a dressed up version of the old cheap Chinese dubble. Where is this thing made?

[@Steve-j5t]

Heritage is owned by Taurus. If I was a guessing man. I would say China or Turkey. ​@@tbjtbj4786

[@94twentytwo76]

Nobody better qualified for an honest real guy review 💯 I’d Love to see that 💥💥💥

[@charleslamont2963]

Art in the form of a double barrel coach gun. Nice !

[@jellybryce7742]

MSRP is 990 bucks. I would buy it if it was a quality build and barrels were regulated well. Avg coach with hammers are about 700 to 1200 dollars I'm guessing because its marketed to the SASS Cowboy elderly states men. More coach guns need sling swivels included.

[@beserkerpatroit1337]

I'm pretty sure that nut at the end of the forearm has a slot for a swivel, not wholly sure but i think these may be a resurrect Rossi Overland

[@darylbauer5184]

Very nice piece, just out of many working folks price range who are raising families.

[@satoshi_2]

Agree, too high for a relic of the past. Old technology should go down in price.. people would buy much more and they would make a better profit. I guess the supply chain for firearms is slow.

[@curtisdowling3773]

Yes , I love to shoot my coach guns more than the rest .

[@bozo572]

I got the Badlander this year, I liked it so much I got a 3" Rosco revolver which I'm enjoying as well. The Coachwhip looks neat

[@Localjadedealer]

I’d go with the badlander just for the 18” barrels

[@jeffreylocke8808]

Good old fashioned home defense shotgun with color case hardened receiver. And hammer fire is nostalgic. 12 gauge 2 3/4 and 3 inch with brass bead front sight. What’s not to like?

[@clifft7655]

The price...Turkish made Heritage firearm. I'm out...

[@lucasfilmfan]

The Price. It should be $400-$500 at the most.

[@Gieszkanne]

@@lucasfilmfan Have you ever seen a side by side for 400? I dont!

[@lucasfilmfan]

@@Gieszkanne yes I have but they have gone up since the last time I shopped for them. Plenty at the $500-$600 mark. Which honestly all of them are over priced considering the price of a decent semi auto isn't that much more.

[@raywhitehead730]

The money. For a hundred less get a Stoeger.

[@rickpeyton3056]

Love these!!

[@erniecampbell2064]

Great looking coach gun! Love to see it in a 20g.

[@Wyoming_Gramps]

This seems very well done and it is something I will definitely want to get. Nice review

[@ETHRON1]

We have a spanish made 20 gauge like that, it was made back in the late 60s..and it kicks like a mule with 4 shot high brass...the barrels are choked down to about the size of a dime...very nice piece.

[@billsummy2412]

I will wait for the 410 model ....

[@henryslater8029]

Being a pump guy and having a Winchester defender at half the price and three times the capacity, probably not. Interesting enough, both are made in Turkey. I have not seen a known brand name Turkey made shotgun that was not of good quality. Given that coach shotguns are popular, you should have a fairly good market for these nice looking and functional guns. Hope this helps!

[@brandondavis4306]

I have a winchester SXP that is made in turkey, and a panzer m4 (a clone of the benelli m4) also turkish made both have been super reliable for me and they are great quality.

[@caseyyork833]

The price seems a little high for what you get. You're starting to get into reliable semi-auto territory with a $700 price. All I know about Heritage is hundred dollar plinkers, that also affects my perception of the value.

[@BertShackleford]

Turkish. Enough said... Stay classy my friend.

[@scottewell9743]

Yeah that's a tad steep

[@lucasfilmfan]

Yeah and doesn't even have ejectors.

[@99dsm1]

​@@lucasfilmfanmarketing for a hammer double is for cowboy action shooters, ejectors are banned

[@brandonbowerstx]

100% have to get one and I have O/Us ... want a good SxS.

[@tjscrogham6861]

That's nice I've got the stoeger 20ga but might have check on the heritage to add with it

[@doughampton7005]

Yes that's something I would buy.

[@ADREISTER]

Love it. I really like the shape and color of the wood. External hammers are cool, too. $650 would be better for someone that has lots of choices.

[@larryjohnson1966]

I would like to have one just because. I have some other old guns, mostly black powder guns, and this would fit that era just fine. No where to store it just yet, and I would wait a little longer for the price to come down.

[@edurbina8481]

Like you said. For nostalgia

[@BigTuckUSA]

Too much $ for a nostalgic firearm. You can get a more efficient pump for a lot less.

[@kennethgarrett5700]

I would like to have one .

[@Steve-yo4ld]

Beautiful ✌️

[@stevehenry2142]

Just went on my christmas list

[@teddymullins3706]

Yes I would buy 1But not at that price!

[@iceslice7776]

Its $950. Kinda high price IMO

[@richardespinoza6243]

I would buy it because it's cool. It's perfect for a Cowboy Action Shooting competition. However, Gun Smith should find away to make the shells eject out.

[@rbm6184]

I prefer internal hammers and double triggers like on a Springfield Stevens 5100 but either way double barrels will do the job. I do prefer 20 gauge.

[@Gieszkanne]

The good thing with externals is that you can store and keep them loaded but with decocked hammers.

[@rbm6184]

@@Gieszkanne True.

[@raywhitehead730]

I have a 410 side by side I got 50 years ago. It was inexpensive. Its a great rabbit, quail and squirrel gun. Has A 24 inch barrel. Works well, even after all these years. But this is too expensive. The CZ bobwhite is a good choice for about $650. But its not a "coach" gun. I think a Stoeger coach gun, which is $100 less would be a better buy and you get options, like 12 or 20 gauge.

[@knifedudetodd]

They are coming out with some nice stuff

[@howardduvall3658]

Love it I gotta have one

[@roygaisser9230]

How do you get your wife to let you shoot in the house? Mine just draws the line there.

[@rebelbatdave5993]

How much? Thanks!

[@Gieszkanne]

Did he say in the video.

[@rebelbatdave5993]

@@Gieszkanne Don't think so. I looked it up, around $800 if i found the right one.

[@mammothammo7357]

Apparently you had the volume off when watching the video. He said 750-800$

[@ronpettit3200]

Yes great gun

[@edirnecarsi]

yes

[@jimmystecher5214]

I feel the need for a side by side, suddenly.

[@mjcleveland4787]

Sweet 16 would be nice!

[@dustanyothers4983]

So both barrels can be fired at same time?????

[@Gieszkanne]

yes

[@muzzleblast88]

Placing order asap

[@charlesroulette5296]

I like it.

[@pickin4you]

If I had the money I would buy one. A tad high priced for me. Looks like. Those shorty shells do better than the 2 3/4”. I have trouble seeing how this shorties would feed in a pump and not jam. The timing is made for 2 3/4” or longer. So 2 shells may come out at once in a pump. I do love her Lola of that gun. For that price it needs a WALNUT stock though. Too Expensive for what it is.

[@zeprin]

An exposed Hammer shotgun can be kept with loaded chambers & hammers safely down. Something you can't do with pumps and autos.

[@anthonystruzzieri2560]

How can I get one.

[@hidesinlonggrass3229]

The prices are a little too high, but if those barrels were 26" or 28" I'd get one. I guess I'm a freak or something.

[@pickin4you]

Cylinder and cylinder bore are the same thing. You said cylinder for one barrel and cylinder bore for the other. Maybe you meant IMP and CYL or both are just CYL bore.

[@johnsoto5513]

Turkey ? Not for me. But thank you for the video

[@louisbabycos106]

I want a full length 410 revolver shotgun with an actual shotgun barrel NOT some rifled hybrid that shoots 45 long colt as well . Just 410 and nothing else .

[@FromDaPit]

$750 for manual eject? 😢

[@Gieszkanne]

Coachguns never have ejectors.

[@Gieszkanne]

Why are these so much more expensive than pump shot guns?

[@beserkerpatroit1337]

Boxlocks are an art(a nearly lost one at that) that can't be assembled and manufactured the way a pump can

[@williameberhart3505]

Great looking gun. Just a little pricey...

[@michaelwhite9199]

I’m assuming Turkish made…. But Heritage is owned by Taurus so maybe it’s Brazilian made. Are they actual hammers or just cocking indicators like the old Russian coach guns?

[@HaroldShipley]

I doubt it is 2 3/4 and 3 inch chamber. It is a 3 inch and you can soot all ammo 3 inches or less in length.

[@thekentuckygunco]

You are correct. We phrase it the way we did for retail reasons - you would not believe how many times a customer has asked us "So this gun only takes 3" shells?" Obviously we explain it further, but there is a considerable number of novice shotgun buyers that don't understand 2 3/4" shells work in 3" chambers.

[@sparkyblazeup1]

Way too expensive! 👎

[@Gieszkanne]

Side by side are always more expensive than pump shotguns. I dont understand why.

[@SPEDCASTMO]

Not worth it. Too expensive and no shell ejector. It can be used in home defense but that goes for any gun. It technically is better than nothing. However it would probably make a good shotgun training gun.

[@williamfisher1287]

990 bucks for that by a. Orion weatherby for that price

[@michaelmiles6398]

I'd be very leery of anything made by heritage. I am referring to heritage firearms in Miami Fl.

[@Almost_Made_It]

Nearly as expensive as a Turkish mp5. I wouldn’t stock too many of these.

[@TheRichardc123]

Ejector would have made this perfect.

[@edhollingsworth2335]

worth $400 IMO.

[@stevestephens1673]

A grand is laughable there's a sucker born every minute

[@mammothammo7357]

Gonna pass. For 750-800$ no thanks.

[@MrSparksgl]

They won't sell well at that price. Too expensive.

[@lsimpson50]

Love the concept and want a 'coach' gun. But, the unconventional branded stock on this one is a no-go with me. Otherwise, beautiful.

[@oldhorse4171]

Mule ears not rabbit.

[@bullard73]

No-rabbit

[@Steve-j5t]

What? I have always heard it referred to as rabbit ears. Shoot sass. Ever since I was old enough to travel on my own. Never heard that.

[@Steve-j5t]

I own a coach gun. Same thing here. Except mine is 410. And made by c.i.a. Chinese. My point is. Same gun. Wood furniture. Side by side. Rabbit ears. For Way less. And choice of 410.12.20.

[@anthonystruzzieri2560]

How can I get one.

[@mammothammo7357]

Well for starters 1. Get a job and make enough money to purchase it. 2. Go to their website and pay for it and have shipped to your local ffl or go to one of their stores and purchase in person. There I gave you step by step instructions on how to get one.