Unboxing the Mossberg Silver Reserve 20 Gauge Shotgun - Ultimate Upland

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  • Опубликовано: 3 янв 2025

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  • @forrestebert5276
    @forrestebert5276 Месяц назад +1

    You are correct it doesn’t matter how much the firearm costs it should be correct right out of the box! That saying you get what you pay for doesn’t apply to a new firearm right out of the box! I bought the 410 Gold reserve just to hunt with so being an entry model is fine but mine came with a case and the finish is a lot better than the 20 gauge you have as well! But then the Gold reserve is $250 more than the Silver plus having ejectors is a plus.

    • @UltimateUpland
      @UltimateUpland  Месяц назад

      I think that’s probably the better option for the added money.

  • @haj811
    @haj811 Месяц назад +1

    20 minute video, I would think an EXPERT like you might have mentioned it can handle both 2 3/4 inch and 3 inch amo!

    • @UltimateUpland
      @UltimateUpland  Месяц назад +1

      That’s pretty much assumed with all modern shotguns. If we were shooting a vintage, then it’d be worth mentioning that it can’t handle 3”.
      But, an EXPERT like you might be able to name one modern made 20 gauge shotgun that can’t handle 3” shells.
      Thanks for watching.

  • @edbigtruck
    @edbigtruck 5 месяцев назад +1

    My buddy has one it works and it’s better looking g then the older model.
    It’s a gun you won’t mind beating up in the field.
    It wouldn’t be my choice if you’re considering it for every weekend shooting clays.
    As always appreciate and enjoy your videos and reviews

  • @Mauser304
    @Mauser304 4 месяца назад +1

    Kahn specializes in entry-level, less expensive shotguns. They produce under their name and a few others, both here and in Europe. They are not the most balanced gun. The receivers are usually made from aluminum. Save your money and purchase a better product.

    • @UltimateUpland
      @UltimateUpland  4 месяца назад

      If that’s an aluminum receiver on this shotgun, then it’s way too heavy. 26” barrel, aluminum receiver 20 should be under 6 lbs.
      Budget friendly doubles have grown very popular, and people want to know the details which is why we buy and shoot them. Sometimes they outperform. Most times you get what you pay for.
      This gun is half the price of an entry level Italian gun, and a quarter of the price of a Beretta, Browning or Benelli.

    • @Mauser304
      @Mauser304 4 месяца назад

      @@UltimateUpland Put a magnet to it.

  • @ryanhough51
    @ryanhough51 27 дней назад +1

    Almost looks like a Russian made gun. They’re sloppy but will generally work.
    Unfortunately my silver reserve has misfired so many times…as in the firing pin doesn’t even try to fire she shell. Even after sending back for repair. Buttstock also cracked near the trigger guard.
    Let’s be honest here. The silver reserve is one of the worst ; or maybe the worst double barrel shotguns that have ever been offered at their msrp

    • @UltimateUpland
      @UltimateUpland  27 дней назад

      Yikes!!! That's a whole lot of problems for one gun. Seems ;like a good argument to pay a little more for an Italian-made double.

  • @anthonyrussomanno1540
    @anthonyrussomanno1540 5 месяцев назад +1

    Not a Mossberg fan I’d call it below entry level

    • @UltimateUpland
      @UltimateUpland  5 месяцев назад

      You could be right. We’ll see how it shoots before we make the final call.