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Gunny explores the history of shotguns--from a 17th century Blunderbuss to the modern day, gas-assisted M4 Super 90. Along the way, he "rides shotgun" on a stage coach as he tests a Wells Fargo Coach Gun; fires the groundbreaking shotguns of legendary gun designer John Browning; tests his skeet shooting skills against Olympic Gold medalist markswoman Kim Rhode; and heads to Camp Pendleton to check out the Marines' state-of-the-art shotguns.
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I saw this a couple of days ago for the second time. My only problem with this is that he rated the A5 slower than the M97 because of "recoil". BS!! That gun kicked like a mule because the friction rings were either set up wrong or missing all together, or the spring was in such bad shape that is wasn't doing it's job. I'm a fan of anything Browning made and I have to admit that I was a little put off that a guy like R. Lee. Ermy wouldn't know better. I had a little pang in my heart to hear him talk bad about a Browning design! : ) Maybe he's just not much of a shotgun guy.
I have this series on Netflix, just haven't gotten to this episode yet. However knowledgeable he may or may not be, he sure as shooting ain't a western hat guy!
Lock 'N Load - Shotguns
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