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Great to see the 16 gauge coming back into prevalence. I absolutely love mine. Usually pick my 16 over my 12 when I head out into the field. Anybody reading this, if you get the chance, give the 16 an honest try. I promise you won’t regret it.
Got 2 - 16ga . Love them both. They do the job. Ammo just hard to find. Thats why I went with the 12ga.
Growing up, my dad always used his Ithaca 37 16ga pheasant hunting. He was a great shot and always came home with birds. He was so fun to watch, and sometimes had to shoot a second shot but always got the bird. He bought a 12ga and used it a season, then went back to his 16ga. Now that he is gone, I have the 16ga and it is my choice for pheasant walking the fields. The gun is just a little lighter which makes it a really nice gun to carry all day walking.
@@whatsinanamethatthecaptive577 amazing shotgun, they still make them you know..
My oldest brother handed a 16 gauge down to me .. best gift yet ..
@@riverisaac456 my grandfather got one for his 16th birthday.. on my 16th birthday he gave it to me. Indescribable feeling.
That Browning A5 is a beautiful old shotgun!!!!
I hate them, they shoulder horrible. The drop on the stock is all wrong for me.
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The wood on that 16 gauge still looks beautiful after all those years
10 gauge vs 12 gauge 3 1/2" magnum
That's good idea! 👍
So, this funny story my grandfather from Utah born in 1909, yes I'm old . Told me truth him and his dad and brothers I. Utah had an 8 gauge mounted on the bow of a fishing boat when a kid. I saw very old pics. Before Federal law. And another pic of 15 Mule deer 🦌 taken by my extended family so long ago in Utah. Now seems 🤔 crazy. Night
Such a great idea, why don't you go punish yourself.? Never shot a 10. It has to beat you up better than 12. Am I wrong?
@@Marktk72 You pretty much are right, although the 10 can seem to have a softer recoil than the 3 1/2 magnum 12ga I believe simply because 10ga guns are heavier. I have two 10s and they are beasts. I really wish they'd have more variety of 10ga slugs, the 10ga has a lot of unforeseen potential.
@James_wingthwong_ Banks Indeed, it doesn't bother me but I do wish they'd put a bit more research and development into the 10ga, primarily to get better, faster and more powerful slugs. 10ga magnum brenneke slugs would be amazing
I’ll go 16ga. Grew up hunting rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, and grouse with my Grandpa’s old Springfield 16ga double barrel. A nice classic looking shotgun is where my heart is. Not everything has to look tactical.
That AR12 is not for hunting and belongs only in the hands of law enforcement and military UNLESS you are interested in an insurrection like the recent J6 one. When it’s necessary to own an AR like that for personal protection it’s time to get out of the country and a sign that stiffer gun laws are needed. The problem is too many politicians are on the take from gun manufacturers and the NRA lobbyists.
@@richardc6932 So do you have the same attitudes towards the insurrectionists that took over Seattle and other communities, or are your limitations on Constitutional rights limited to your political opposites?
I like that old browning a lot. I mean and its beautiful. The 12 is nice too but that 16 wins hands down Who-tee-who
16 gauge a great size for just all around shooting I have a few and just love it
I love my 16 and have spent more money then it's monetarily worth fixing it because it's been in the family since it was bought in the 40s and I used it dove hunting as a kid
Love 16 gauge, it’s my favorite gauge.
By far
I've got a very old 16ga fowling model. It's got a pretty good wallop when you shoot it
@@tommywills4891 beautiful
I have an ancient Winchester model 12 in 16ga that's been in my family for 100 years...my absolute favorite.
I wish it was more popular!
My grandfather E.K. Adams, Born in 1920 always said his 16 gauge the best. However he also loved his 12 gauge side by side made in Spain . Both very well made back in the day
Everything was well made back in the day
Nowadays you can't even get a good car without having to put a bunch of aftermarket stuff on it to make it reliable
@@drmustash9531, Noah thanks , miss my Pa, Tennessee, sorry
@@randyadams03 I'm sure he had some cool stories.
@@connergarlock771 Yes both my Grandfather's were good men. E.K. was from small town outside of Waco Texas, a Baptist. Dad's family. My mother Danish family emigrated in the 1850's. Funny Morman hand cart pioneers. From Nauvoo I'll. To Utah. So I'm a hybrid. Both taught me the love of firearms. Early at 10 yrs. Too much I know but too many Americans have forgotten there History 😕
@@gsdfan8455 please im not familiar with Fox side by side. Website? So I can learn?? Thanks
16 gauge was my 1st, used it from rabbit to deer. Over 50 years with that single shot, and still love it for a day of tramping around.
And yes at 55 i got my first 12 gauge!
My father finally got his over under break action Fox 16ga. for Christmas this year and I worked hard to get it for him and honestly I have never seen him act like a kid in a candy store before about anything but he did and it's something I won't ever forget lol.. Now we just got to go do some pheasant hunting with it and bring a few home to smoke on the smoker and it'll be one of many great memories I have with him.. Thanks again WTW for sharing these journeys with us all and know that you'll make such awesome memories with your boys as they get older too!.. Please give the family my best and I'll see you on the next great video!. 🙏🙏🙏
I've had my 16 gauge side-by-side, for 55 plus years. Every 16 gauge that I've ever shot, has kick like a mule but it's still my favorite shotgun to use.
I would like to see some science as to the "why" of the 16 gauge kick phenomenon...
My experience as a kid was always the same.. whatever 16 gauge I shot kicked the snot out of me, while the 12's were more manageable... ???
@@stephenedwards5038 12 guns are bulkier and I suspect the speed of acceleration for the payload is faster for a 16 than a 12 resulting in a different felt impulse even if it’s not actually more recoil than 12
Wouldn’t want to be hit by either one. That Browning sure looked nice.
Word of the day: “splatterized”
Belgian Browning A5! Love that old gun! The gold standard!
I would rather have the Browning as to having 5 of those ar shot guns. I know 🤪
I have one in 12 ga and it's amazing how fast it can shoot . It will shoot as fast as you can pull the trigger and hold on .
@@txrick4879 I’ve been looking for one in ok shape at a halfway decent price. I have a Remington 11-48 in 12 gauge from the early 50’s, and that thing is the same way. It’ll shoot as fast as I can pull the trigger (and as much as my shoulder can handle!!) Hard to beat an old rifle or shotgun. Wood and metal, and made by a gunsmith, not assembled by an employee!
@@johnknouse8846 There are some built in the 80s that are made in Belgium and are not as expensive as the older ones and are A 5s they work well too . Good luck finding one .
It appears that the 16 gauge had a tighter pattern, and may have been going faster too.
longer barrel?
I bet that 16 gauge has a full choke and that 12 gauge doesn't.
It did there is no way a 16 will out do a 12
@@jeff102078 it didn’t. it’s simple why one broke and one didn’t. the 16 gauge hit a bit higher than the 12 which made more leverage to bend the top back, which made it fall over and go into 2 pieces. you can see at the very top of the 12 gauge there is no holes from pellets, while the majority on the 16 hit the upper half.
that's exactly what I was thinking. That Browning was usually used for goose hunting so it needed to throw the shot out pretty far. Also, the bigger kick was from having less "design for comfort" and more design for shootin'.
@@twalrus1 yep, the butt pad also looks like plastic that’s a half inch thick, the AR probably weighs more as well
@@804outdoors It's probably rubber, but after 50 odd years it ACTS like hard plastic. It needs to be replaced.
For most upland hunting or small game the 16 is as sweet as you can get. Most I've ever shot pattern insanely well. Now we need a video on the new A5 Sweet Sixteen.
All your videos are super fun to watch. I've said it before, but you are the most real guy and gun channel out there. Absolutely the best on RUclips! Always look forward to your stuff.
🙏🙏🙏 really appreciate that Brad
Ditto!👍
That was awesome WTW! That 16 was more than I thought it would be! Great comparison video!💪🏻🤘🏽
When I was in high school in the mid to late 1960s, my best friend's dad had a Browning 16 gauge just like the one you used. He lent it to me to use for hunting prairie chickens. I loved that gun. Shot great.
The 16 gauge is the only gauge I hunt with. My Dads old Montgomery Ward 16g single shot earned me the "Dead-Eye" nickname from my Dads friends. I run a 16g Stevens 311c double barrel, which I just TruOiled the stock. I just bought a 16g Westernfield pump that I'm fixing up.
"Damn it Bobby, a real man shoots a 12ga and cooks with propane"......"No dad, the 16ga is just as effective, and charcoal works just as well for cooking!". I personally prefer the 12ga myself though, boom boom 👍
Yeah, I'll take either, 12 or 16 guage. However charcoal and or wood all day long with me. Can't beat the flavor.
@@erikvaldur3334 yeah who cooks pizza with propane?
Want a real trip? Go back to the first episode with Kahn. Hank not only ate charcoal burgers, but said they were the best hes ever had and went back for more.
@@talisikid1618 usually you cook it with would you buy at the store, that wood is already cut down nothing you can do about it then. but I guess pizza cooked with propane wouldn't be bad.
I am partial to the 16 gauge. I have my dad's and grandad's Stevens 16 gauge single shot shotguns. I have memories of using them rabbit hunting when I was a kid. Another great video. Thanks!
OH yeah boy that 16ga is no joke , a lot of people think it goes 12ga -20ga and forget the 16ga. Good job showing it real and no joke. 👍👍👍
The Browning is probably full choke. I love the clay block videos lol
Yep . Browning got a full or modified in it. The tatical is probably a improved clyder or open clyder
The AR has a buffer and the Browning doesn’t.
I think the 16 is recoil operated vs the gas operated 12.
thE bROWNING IS RECOIL OPERATED THE aR IS GAS OPERTED. freakin caps stuck?
There’s a brass colored friction ring on the Browning A5 (under the barrel on the mag tub) and my pappy who shot his A5 (12 ga) for 70 years says if that friction ring is over lubricated it’ll kick really hard. That A5 is a real gem. One other thing is those old Brownings probably had tighter chokes than are popular nowadays so it likely has a denser pattern. Funny thing though about 16 ga. I could be way off base here but they have less shot typically but nearly as much powder so muzzle velocity might be higher than you are expecting, Which will give you dramatic results. Please do this test again with high base shells and #4 lead. Some people’s eyes might bug out! Lol.
I have seen my dad shoot ducks with his old 16 gauge and #4 lead (back in the day) and that’ll kill ducks as far out as you can put it on ‘em. First time out I watched a big drake Mallard drop stone cold dead from so high it nearly bounced out of the water when it hit.
The AR and Browning are two animals. I have always wanted a Browning.
@@thomasknight9896 There was an old saying "A 16 carries like a 20 but hits like a 12". Also up until the early 60's they were using paper shells which did not have shot cups like modern plastic shells. So long 30 and 32 inch barrels were more common, some of the "Goose Guns" were 10 and 12 ga with extra full choked 36 inch barrels. Ammo with shot cup patterned tighter, so a mod choke would pattern more like a full choke.
These side-by-side edits are so helpful WTW!
On such a crazy day its good to see you still have your priorities right. Thanks.
You just made a piece of art right there.
I was thinking that on the first one!! Throw some colored glaze on it and toss it in the kiln, would be a really cool table conversation piece!!
The barrel choke, charge weight, shot size, and velocity of the shot charge are what matters. A larger gauge may benefit from being able to shoot heavier charges. The smaller gauge may be able to shoot lighter charges. If the weight of the shotguns is the same, and they are shooting the same charge weight at the same velocity, the recoil will be about the same. If you do not need the heavier shot charges, you may benefit from a lighter weight smaller gauge handier shotgun. The 12 gauge has the greatest versatility for shot shell loads, barrel options, and price. Shooting the lightest loads from a 12 gauge may get you the low recoil advantage of shooting the smaller gauges, but usually in a larger heavier shotgun. The 12 gauge rules the clay target fields, although skeet also has 20, 28, and .410 events.
John
You are for sure right the shot size n even the barrel length i got a 12 a 20 n a 16 ga my 12 has a 36 inch barrel even with number 8 shot i wouldn't put it up against the other 2 n there all full choke I like shot size from 4 to 6 you get any smaller shot like 7 n a half it skatters to much for a squirrel but I agree with you 100 percent on what you say
Do you shoot turkey shoots jw
I've always been a double 16ga kind of guy , great job !
The Browning 16 gauge looks exactly like my Browning A5 12 guage, I would love to own it.
That A5 is beautiful, perfect pheasant tool.
I have a old jc Higgins bolt action 16 gauge in amazing condition fun gun to shoot
What i liked the most, is that those minacing smirks were wiped off those clay faces!
It surprisingly looks like the 16g has more power on bird shot
When I was in my teens I had three long guns to hunt with. .22 long barreled bolt. A break open .410,and a double barreled 16 ga. I loved them all and hunted everything. No big game. Wish I still had them.
I'd like to see 16 make a comeback. Most places 10, 12, 20, 410 is all wiped out. I routinely find 16 and even 28 gauge more often than the rest.
@@arthurharpjr7974 All three Academy stores here are wiped out. Last time i saw any shotshells they were 16 and 28 gauge, and that's all the ammo they had
@@arthurharpjr7974 Used to be that way here but everything is wiped out... Worst i've ever seen it. What places do have ammo in stock the prices are so high it's insane. 9mm for over a dollar a round
I have a 16 guage. I always thought it kicked pretty hard. This confirmed that.
The Browning A-5 has a reciprocating barrel, and you can feel the kick!
Mine (a twenty gauge) also auto loads. With the bolt open place the shell in the bottom, the action will close automaticly and load the shell into the chamber, you don't have to push the bolt release button.
It also has an o-ring that can be moved/removed for light loads that might of added to the felt recoil.
I wish they'd start making 16 gauge ammo more. I love em
Both my Grandpa's had 16ga shotguns. My Mom's Dad had a Steven's single shot, my Uncle got it. My Dad's Dad had a H&R single shot, I got it. Had to put a new butt stock on it. I have 12ga shotguns too. Maybe it's the idea of shootin my Grandpa's gun, but it'll sure take down a mess of doves!
I love these clay block videos.
Thanks for sharing them with us!
My first shotgun was a 16 ga. so I may be biased, but I like the 16. Yes it's hard to find 16 gauge shells.
I just found 3 boxes of #6 today
Finally acquired grandpa's 11-48 SPORTMAN 16 gauge in nearly new condition that had not been shot in over 60 years. As a child, I remember sneaking it down from the rack in my parents closet once to check it out. Before shooting at KCR, I removed the fore-end assembly and barrel and lubricated the breech-bolt and so forth. Fired maybe 12 rounds thru without any issue. The recoil action surprisingly pounded my shoulder.
I've used that Same 16ga for year Turkey hunting & its always done me good. It was a gift my my grandpa & he always used it Turkey hunting so I use it in his honor
R.I.P PopPop
My first shot gun as a little kid was a 16ga, I still hunt with one all the time. If I am not using it I am using a .410. The A5 kicked more than most other auto loader shotguns.
Im 82 yrs old, grew up when 16 ga was very popular, I have two now and love them both.
Dang keeps missing your lives which stinks I enjoy your interaction with us. I should mention that is much appreciated! Your the coolest RUclipsr to date lol!
Who Dat? WHO TEE WHO! killer of clay blocks and body double for HAnk Hill!
I'd say more of a cross between Boomhauer and Hank if anything lol.
DANG OLE' WHO_TEE_WHO BOOM!. 😉😂😂
Both guns are sweet! The Browning is such a work of art, the AR just showcases modern technology :)
The 12 gauge clay looks like your daughter could use it for a science project- like the roof of a cave with stalactites or something like that lol.
The Browning Auto 5 is a notorious thumper. My dad has the exact same shotgun and I remember shooting it when I was a kid. I learned to man up behind it.
And this is a perfect example of Quality from the old School Guns!!! 😄👍🥇
Very Interesting results WTW 😎 thanks for sharing this 👍
I always love the clay videos.
I love the 16ga I grew up hunting with it.
The skeet shooting organization didn't recognize it that and 20ga coming out with 3in mag killed the 16ga. I could go on and on about 16ga.
That old expression: 'I'll wipe that smile right off your face.' comes to mind in this vid. Thanks WTW!
You do an excellent job and I wish to thank you
That birdshot was nasty. Awesome channel man. One of the best out there.
Super nasty! Appreciate you watching B Smith!
16 gauge has always been my favorite . my dad got me hunting squirrels with one thats all he used for years .
Love the looks of the browning humpback
40 years ago this month I shot a big 4 pointer in ocala national forest with a 1963 model 12 gauge Browning A5...Thank you Harvey Bozeman
Do you know what the "choke" was for the 2 shotguns? That might account for the greater damage with the 16 ga compared to the 12ga????
Agreed. Trump beat Bider by a longslide. This is make it up BS as you go.
That's warming. Until Kamela takes over because Joey is too inept. No, you didn't bring that up. I did. Thanks!
Wow! I didn’t expect that at all!
I love my old Sears and Roebuck 16 gauge
This was a REALLY GOOD, REALLY FUN VIDEO. WELL DONE! It appears that you hit both blocks exactly the same spot! (I doubt that anyone here doubted you ; ) One really needs to shoot a 16 gauge to believe them. Thank you for a really neat video. Happy New Year.
Thanks for watching!
I love Browning A5s. That was my dad’s turkey gun when I was a kid. They’re still awesome.
I live in Arizona and I always wind up with clay on my truck after one of these videos, that clay goes orbital!
16ga ballistics are superior in many ways... gauge is based off of 1 imperial pound 16 ounce makes a pound. Based on theory alone 16ga performance is extremely efficient.
nice was not expecting the 16 to do that well
Hey that’s a beautiful A5 ! I just recently bought a brand new Browning A5 Sweet Sixteen Lightning 16 gauge , it has the same rounded pistol grip as yours , which only the Lightning models have that rounded grip cap ( on the new ones any how )
I can definitely say that it is indeed punchier than the gas operated 12 gauges that I have owned , but I think it’s due to how light it is ( 5 pounds 12 ounces) and the inertia operated system , as opposed to the slightly heavier gas operated and even pump action 12 gauges that I’ve fired .
Ammo is certainly more expensive than any 12 gauge ammo , but at least it’s available now and the variety of load offerings are becoming more common as more ammunition manufacturers are producing loads for the 16 gauge. Supply and demand is always the name of that game .
Absolutely love my Browning A5 Sweet 16 ! I always wondered why they never chambered the 16 gauges for 3” loads ?
16ga is no joke! I miss my old side by side 16! Great video
Hercules single shot 16 gauge was my first gun. ( was my Daddy's and now belongs to my son.. That old gun seen more killing then most people could lie about. Lol. Great video!
I recently inherited an ithica model 37 16 guage from my grandfather. I haven't shot it yet but can't wait. Great video by the way.
I grew up dove hunting in West Texas in the 70s & 80s with my dad's old Winchester Model 97 pump 16 gauge, with a full choke. Still have it.Tons of reach! However, I don't remember it kicking all that bad. Once you get in the habit of shooting a shotgun with an external hammer, most everything else to me seems lacking & not nearly as much fun.
Those Browning A5s kick like a drunk, six-legged mule.
Also, these shottie blocks of yours always remind me of the blooming onions they have at Outback Steakhouse.
It’s an auto5 browning 16 gauge
Love it!
Those Browning shotguns are cool my Dad had one in 12 gauge.👍
I shoot my fathers Cooey 16 ga model 84 single and have shot many ducks and geese with it I actually preferer shooting the single over my many semis. Love the 16 ga just as much as any other bore. Great comparison video.
I have a Browning made A5 12 gauge but it’s stamped with Revelation as the brand.
They were made for Western Auto back in the 1960’s.
I also have a bolt action 16 gauge shotgun with a 3 rd magazine and a poly chock.... mossberg made the action and barrel the stock is cheap wood, the trigger is pot metal and the trigger guard is bake-O-lite.
I have a 12 gauge 16 gauge and a 20 gauge and I like them all 3 great vedio buddy
I love my 1960s Ithaca 16 ga that I got after my grandfather passed. Shot it some when I was younger but never realized how much of a punch it does have especially compared to a modern 12 ga. I still enjoy shooting it, next time try a slug and see how much she really kicks.
That was my lasting impression of a 16 gauge.. when I first shot my dad's double barrel 12, I was about 12, and I was afraid it was going to be more than the 16.. it was actually much more moderate than the single barrel 16 I had previously shot. Needless to say I fell in love quickly with the 12 DBL.
Guys who love the 16 gauge like I do, are loving this video. And yes the 16 does give a nice kick. Surprises people when they first shoot them. They think oh it's smaller then the 12 so it won't kick.
When I was in my teens the 16ga was very popular in southern Michigan. You don't see many 16ga guns nowadays kind of a shame.
Awesome that was a really fun video!
Great video Who-Tee, I’ve got an Old Double Barrel KnickerBocker 16 Gauge, and it kicks hard but it’s a great bird gun….
I’ve got a Browning Sweet 16, ventilated rib that hasn’t been shot for 35 years, maybe longer. My Dads, he bought it in the early 60’s I believe.
Awesome comparison with two awesome shotguns. I have 12 and 16 gauge shotguns and love them both!! :-)
Chokes aside, the 16 gauge low brass was clearly more stout than 12 gauge low steel.
I bet their both steel. Atleast all my brass colored always were.
Its quite comfortable at the range to pick em up with a magnet on a stick.
I have a Model 12- 16guage that I have had since I was 15 years old back in 1965. I have shot lots of other shotguns since but never wanted to trade. My favorite bird and rabbit load is a #4 shot, and have taken many deer with slugs / Remingtons usually . The only problem is no one is loading for the 16guage anymore.
That's is impressive didn't think that their would be that much difference between the two but there is now do the 16ga. Against the 10ga.
Love that browning
Good comparison. I like both the 16 and the 12. 16 will do just about anything the 12 will, and more than the 20. average load for 20 is 7/8 ounce shot, 16 is 1 ounce, and 12 is 1 and an 8th ounce. There are some different loadings, but thats the average you find on the shelves. Love the A5's. They are beautiful, well made, just classy, and have more curves than a prom queen.
The 16ga shocked me. I would have never guessed it would have done that.
Surprised me
16 gauge is underrated....my old bolt action is awesome
Wow! Get the kiln heated up ... you've created a masterpiece!
Holy bleep! A 16 guage A5!!!! AWESOME 😎👍🏻🙏🏻👍🏻🙏🏻👍🏻🙏🏻
I had a 16 bolt action when I was a kid. I don't remember the make, but it kicked harder than any 12 gage I shot.
You gotta do a video on cutshells that would be something to see ive shot blocks of ice with them but never clay
I’d like to see this, also wax slugs
See those wound tracks? Having to pack each one with Curlex soaked in saline, with more Curlex then large gauze pads and a stick on lace up bandage, remove wash out with saline, repack every couple hours is a real pain. That clay is a perfect replica of the wound tracks in my lower right flank. Thankfully the good Lord was with me.
WHO_TEE_WHO that sure is a fine looking Browning A5.
Full choke is my guess. The 12 is probably cylinder bore.
Good shooting as always!
Keep'em coming my friend!
I’ve got a an old 16 gauge Mossberg 190 Bolt Action. I love it, kicks like a horse but for $150 I leave the range with a smile every time. I originally was just looking for a good home defense shotgun. But I came across this oddball and just had to have it. So for now it’s pulling double duty with my S&W M&P .45 until I get a more suitable home defense shotgun. And even then I would definitely still keep it as I’ve never seen anyone else I know have one in their collection.