I would love to see a follow up on this 410 involving patterning at 30m with different loads. People often default to the 12 and 20 bore, because why not, but the smaller bores are fun as well. Keep up the good work.
I t The delux version with the upgraded wood and the bronze Cerri cote receiver and I fell in love with the little beast immediately. Fire a couple of boxes of 3” heavy loads through it and it feeds the 2.5” without a hitch
I love 410s, I'm not sure why, perhaps the novelty factor as you mention. I've made some .410 buckshot loads (5 pellet so legal for SGC/Section 2) before that have been a lot of fun to shoot.
At the easier of our local matches, I've shot a Calvary Arms/ATI over under 410 with some success. Bad days high 70s, good days approaching 90. I don't know the a semi versus an over under will have any significant impact on scores. Definitely have to be practiced up and not be shooting a high difficulty course.
Hi John great video as usual I am thinking of buying the A612s I’ve found a brand new one for £375 I know the price is cheap but what do you think about the gun it won’t be my go to gun 🤔
They are very solid - i only ever sold one that came back, which was just a bit of bad luck! At £375 they are great value for money, although i might be able to beat it!
@@tgsoutdoors I would love to come and see you guys and thanks for the offer to beat the price but it’s a 470 mile round trip for me to pick it up and I think by the time the RFD to RFD charges are included you would have to seriously discount it for me
Great video. Two questions. Did this come with 2 pistons? One for heavy loads and one for light loads? And also did it come with an O-ring for the pistons?
I know this is an old video, just ran across it half hour ago. Can anyone out there and tell me if it’s for sale in the US and if so does he wanna know the distributor I would greatly appreciate it thank you great video
@@gr-s2143 the 410 version is far from the same i had issue with 3inch 19 grams and 17grams it was blowing the primer out and failure to eject. The 2inch fails to cycle the 2.5inch 14gram eley traps were the only cartridges i got to cycle mostly reliable. Everything else was unusable. So i just went back to my o/u and sxs 410s. Its not worth the hassle of missing a bird or clay because of the gun failing.
We can own semi automatic “tactical looking” shotguns. They can be possessed on a section 2 shotgun certificate provided it hold no more than 2 shots with another in the chamber, has a barrel no shorter than 24 inches and isn’t a revolving design. On a firearms certificate you can possess shotguns with a capacity of more than 3, also an fac is required to purchase shotgun slugs and shot over a certain diameter.
I would love to see a follow up on this 410 involving patterning at 30m with different loads. People often default to the 12 and 20 bore, because why not, but the smaller bores are fun as well. Keep up the good work.
We might do a 410 explained
I t The delux version with the upgraded wood and the bronze Cerri cote receiver and I fell in love with the little beast immediately. Fire a couple of boxes of 3” heavy loads through it and it feeds the 2.5” without a hitch
I love 410s, I'm not sure why, perhaps the novelty factor as you mention. I've made some .410 buckshot loads (5 pellet so legal for SGC/Section 2) before that have been a lot of fun to shoot.
Ive never owned a 410, but there is definitely an itch for 1 that i'm sure will get scratched at some point.
Excellent video!!
It was once said to me that a 410 was for shooting blackbirds in the raspberries without damaging the fruit 😂
Im sure they were tasty little buggers
Nice! Please, if possible do a review of Beretta Es100, or Beretta Belmonte, Benelli Belmonte this is the same gun basically.
waiting to see finished "Cheap to Charming" project
It's coming soon we promise!
Be fun to see how it would go shooting clays just for the fun side of it.
At the easier of our local matches, I've shot a Calvary Arms/ATI over under 410 with some success. Bad days high 70s, good days approaching 90. I don't know the a semi versus an over under will have any significant impact on scores. Definitely have to be practiced up and not be shooting a high difficulty course.
Hi John great video as usual I am thinking of buying the A612s I’ve found a brand new one for £375 I know the price is cheap but what do you think about the gun it won’t be my go to gun 🤔
iv got a a612w , got it for 420 brand new,buy it for 375 a bargain there a good gun
I have done a bit of research and gone through the reviews which have been 95% good cheers c d 👍
They are very solid - i only ever sold one that came back, which was just a bit of bad luck! At £375 they are great value for money, although i might be able to beat it!
@@tgsoutdoors I would love to come and see you guys and thanks for the offer to beat the price but it’s a 470 mile round trip for me to pick it up and I think by the time the RFD to RFD charges are included you would have to seriously discount it for me
Great video. Two questions. Did this come with 2 pistons? One for heavy loads and one for light loads? And also did it come with an O-ring for the pistons?
I know this is an old video, just ran across it half hour ago. Can anyone out there and tell me if it’s for sale in the US and if so does he wanna know the distributor I would greatly appreciate it thank you great video
Same as tristar viper g2 amercian version?
Was that a weight on the barrel?
Just a bit of branded plastic!
In the real world, doesn’t eject, and jams all the time lol, known across a huge face book small bore group waste of £600
@@gr-s2143 the 410 version is far from the same i had issue with 3inch 19 grams and 17grams it was blowing the primer out and failure to eject. The 2inch fails to cycle the 2.5inch 14gram eley traps were the only cartridges i got to cycle mostly reliable. Everything else was unusable. So i just went back to my o/u and sxs 410s. Its not worth the hassle of missing a bird or clay because of the gun failing.
@@Lethal_Intent you got it 20/12/28 perfect 410 no good
I have met you
Too bad you Brits can’t have AK platform shotguns or other tactical style shotties. And can you even buy buckshot?
We can own semi automatic “tactical looking” shotguns. They can be possessed on a section 2 shotgun certificate provided it hold no more than 2 shots with another in the chamber, has a barrel no shorter than 24 inches and isn’t a revolving design. On a firearms certificate you can possess shotguns with a capacity of more than 3, also an fac is required to purchase shotgun slugs and shot over a certain diameter.