In this video Drake breaks down, cleans, performs minor repairs and adjustments, then shoots a 1989 Manufacture Browning BPS 10 Field shotgun.

Come along as Drake describes the shotgun, reviews its condition, repairs some damaged items, removes a stuck choke, then has a quick range session with the shotgun.

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Taking some shots and breaking clays with a March of 1951 manufacture Remington Sportsman 48 in 12 gauge. This example is in like-new condition and a supper smooth shooter.

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#SBE3
#28 Gauge

Drake provides a detailed review of the Benelli Super Black Eagle 3 in 28ga and his experience with it. Performance, reliability, durability, potential failure points, and condition of internal components after the first 1,000+ rounds are covered.

Thank you to viewer Lawrence N for contribution of images and details of failures experienced. Special thanks to @HighPrairieSportsmen (Matt) for permission to use his content in this review, disayinf failure of a vent rib on the SBE 3 28ga.

Shotgun Details:
Benelli SBE 3 - 28ga (3" Chamber - 26" Barrel)

Loads fired through the shotgun without issue as of 3/4/24: 1,070 (+/-)

Music by Matt Justis (DMJ Sound):
Intro - "Blissfully Unaware"
Outro - "Grateful"

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What is the Practical Range of a 12ga Slug Gun using Foster slugs? In this video, Drake takes a look at what the limitations of one shooter and a relatively accurate slug load are out of the Benelli M1014. What do you think? Where do you draw the limits with foster slugs out of a "slug gun"? Let us know in the comments!

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#SlugGun
#PracticalRange
#PracticalAccuracy
#12GuageSlug
#GunScience
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Shotgun: Benelli M1014

Specs: 3" Magnum Chamber - Fixed Mod Choke - 18" Barrel - @Regalmetalworks 5 Position Recoil Tube w/M1014 Stock system - Dave's Metal Works 7 round tube

Optic: Nikon BUCKMASTER 3-9x40mm - 1 in tube - BDC Reticle

Loads:
Federal PowerShok 2-3/4" 1oz Foster Slug - 1,610 FPS

Federal TruBall 2-3/4" 1oz Foster Slug - 1,600 FPS

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Today I run down where the channel stands as of May 2020 and where the content is that you all are waiting for.

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Let’s take a look at the first shots with this beautiful 10 gauge side by side shotgun. Made in spain, but not labeled with any importer or manufacturers marks, this double is quick the value for such a hefty powerhouse.

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It’s here!!! It’s finally here! A big Thanks to War Wolf Ordnance for sponsoring the channel and a couple videos through supplying us with some gnarly 10 gauge ammo. Kipp at War Wolf not only sent a little of everything, he was kind enough to send some swag along as well. We’ll be taking a deeper look at this ammunition and its capabilities in the coming weeks of spring 2020, so stay tuned!

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Here we take a detailed look at how to disassemble and reassembled the trigger group of your Benelli SBE 3.

Here I take a quick dive into the goodies you receive with every 200 round case of boss shot shells (as of November 2019).

It’s early Waterfowl season somewhere in the Atlantic flyway. That means hit or miss weather patterns and a mix of early migrators and local birds. Sometimes they do it right, and sometimes they don’t. It can be freezing cold one hour and blazing hot the next. And I love it! Join me as I grind out the first limit of the 2019-20 season on this solo hunt.

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I’ve finally bit the bullet and gotten the shotgun shells the waterfowl world has been clamoring over. Boss ammo is a copper plated bismuth loading packing lots of wallop into traditional length shells. They even offer “sub-gauge” loading for the 16ga, 20ga, 28ga, and .410 bore!

The fact of the matter is, steel sucks, and we owe it to the birds we chase to make the kill as quick and cleanly as possible. Steel simply does not allow that to happen reliably. But, copper plated Bismuth solves this issue and provides greater range and energy in turn, all at a slower start velocity and better patterns.

The 458 SOCOM is not the most powerful cartridge around, but it brings a level of pure energy and brutality to the AR-15 firearm system that few cartridges can; allowing a sub 8lb carbine to deliver the same energy and penetration on target as a 1886 Winchester rifle with greater accuracy, as fast as the user can aim and pull the trigger.

***My apologies for the poor audio quality in the video. (My feelings are not hurt if you had to click away!)***

“It’s Alive!!!”
I’ve finally gotten the 458 Upper to run reliably by using a Lancer L5 Mag, Enhanced power Sprinco Blue carbine spring, H1 Buffer, and modifying the profile of the exterior edges of the feed ramp. Hallelujah! The beast is alive and accuracy is superb at 50 yards.

Here I take out my 5 month old black lab puppy for a little fun and training on the New River. Join me on the first episode of my first time journey in turning my young dog into my best hunting companion and a well rounded Gun Dog.

Here I provide an overview of Savage Arms MSR-10 Long Range rifle chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor, as well as provide a range report on accuracy and reliability. Enjoy!

Almost every time I come to the NF Range at Craig’s Creek in SW Virginia I am witness to property damage and a plethora of trash left by folks that are lazy. Please, pick up after yourself and leave the places you visit in a nicer condition than you found them. It only takes a few minutes.

If you see someone unsafely handling a firearm, destroying property, or leaving their waste behind, please confront them about it; everyone is a range officer.

So, here we are back at it again with the 458 SOCOM upper build. So far I have had to tweak and tune a magazine and action resistance to get the gun to start cycling. My conclusion from this testing has been that a H3 buffer and dedicated factory 458 SOCOM mags are the answer. Stay tuned for more updates on tge 458 and all other projects here on American Arms Channel!

God Bless and Keep Your Powder Dry

Here we take a non-scientific look at comparing a fairly mild .460 Rowland Load to some hot, and some standard loads for 4 other popular cartridges. The velocities recorded provide us with a data point on energy generated, and the water jugs give us a comparison to what sort of energy is being transferred to the target.

The loads used in this test are as follows:

9x19mm Parabdlum - Speer LE Gold Dot 124gr +P

.45 Colt - Winchester Super-X 255gr LRN

.40 S&W - HANDLOAD: 155gr Hornady XTP 7.2gr Autocomp

.357 Mag - American Eagle 158gr JSP

.460 Rowland - HANDLOAD: 230gr Gold Dot 9.9gr CFE Pistol

As always, thanks for watching! God Bless and Keep Your Powder Dry.