Heritage Badlander: Unboxing and Overview
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- Опубликовано: 10 май 2024
- In this video, I’ll take my first look at the Heritage Badlander 12-gauge shotgun. Be sure to subscribe to my channel for more videos. Thanks for watching!
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I’m a huge fan of what heritage has done for getting into shooting sports, because their cheap prices are just something that most others don’t even try to compete with. But as someone who goes paycheck to paycheck, I appreciate a product with low cost, especially when they have their good customer service. Seeing their product range expand is a wonderful thing!
I agree with this, I have quite a few “serious” guns but when wanting somthign single action and cheap to shoot I ordered a rough rider from cabalas, now over 1000 thoughts through two rangedays(I love rimfire lol) it’s still great and fun
I looked this gun up, because of this video. You can buy a kitted out Mossberg 590 for 100 bucks less. Dunno how affordable it is.
@@popupheadlights The RR is the gun I use for anyone that has never been shooting before. Little recoil, single action so less chance of accidental discharge, cheap ammo and I don't care if it gets dinged up a bit, and it's just fun to shoot!
@@francismarionswampfox3468 Doubles are more labor intensive to make well. a premium for one of decent quality shouldn't be a surprise
Cheap price? Do you work for them?
Way better sxs quality and looks are available at the same price point.
I'd like to see modern buckshot scatter patterns produced by that shotgun. Nothing what-so-ever wrong with heritage products.
agreed
Except Heritage didn't make it
I beg to differ
Been pretty much a Heritage fan for a while now, but $200 more than a Stoeger Coach? I think they're getting into a market above what most of their base has been. Even the Settler rifle is as much as, or more than, a comparable Henry.
I hope they don't forget us down here. ;-)
You need to adjust your standards. You can't get anything for $200. You can get a junk Turkish made shotgun for that price. But it wont run reliably and will break after a few hundred shots. But you do you.
@parchedgoat11
You need to adjust your reading comprehension abilities. Seriously. Nowhere did I write about getting anything for $200.
@@parchedgoat11 this shotgun is 893 dollars, when stoeger (a much more reliable and famous brand) sells for half as much MSRP, the 200 dollars hes talking about is a price difference between the 2 and thats only half of what the MSRP difference is
@@Just1American1966 Your complaining about a 200-dollar price difference on a niche shotgun. It's not for hunting and it's not for sport or self-defense. This is a impulse buy gun. I wouldn't buy either of these guns. But at least Heritage can put guns into stores that you can buy. So, the street price is probably lower. But my point is both of these guns are not worth it. Buy Mossberg if you hunt or a Benelli for defense.
@@FPS_miyagi I just checked Stoeger is $550 from Cabelas. And is in store only. You can't order one. Heritage has guns for sale at every gun store in America below MSRP and with available shipping. So the Stoeger is probably cheaper if you can find one local. But that difference quickly depreciates with shipping, FFL fees, And gas money.
I just wish Heritage would expand their catalog of Calibers
They used to offer big bore single action revolvers in 357 and 45 Colt...hardly anyone bought them and they were discontinued a few years ago.
@@homie3star I'd love to have a Rough Rider in .45 Colt
@@ulfricthorsson8347 Why would you buy a cheaper materialed Heritage when you can get a proper Uberti/Pietta for about the same price?
@@ulfricthorsson8347 No Buffalo Bore Loads!
You're in luck, then. Just in the past week they've announced lever actions in .357, .44, and .45, and a _double action_ .38 revolver.
Both Back and smokeless. Thanks for sharing
I like it. I'd like it a lot more if it had "rabbit ears".
better turkish than chines , right?
i have a chinese made with rabbit ears.....but it's chinese.....
id like it a lot more if it wasnt 894 dollars
I paid $169 for my 22 long rifle 22 magnum combo heritage rough rider pistol. Never had an issue with it love that pistol one of my most accurate I can shoot walnuts at 15 yards can’t beat the price or the quality.😊😊
Wow, thanks for another great video. I’d love to get my hands on one of them. I have the heritage 22 long rifle 22 magnum pistol combo had it for about 15 years love it 😍! One of the most accurate handguns that I own
Dustin, Black Powder and Smokeless variety of shots.. I priced the Badlander and it cost a little more than I expected. Hope to the the Heritage Settler Lever Action 22 LR. Thank you very much. You and your family have a beautiful and blessed weekend.
I have three rough riders and I love them! I have zero complaints about them.
Thank you your channel is the only way I’ll see these guns being used
Msrp: $893
Whoo... i uh... might want a semi or pump at that price, ngl. I got excited, cuz as an Evil Dead fan i want the classic boomstick.
get an old soviet sxs and chop it
just buy a stoeger, they are half the price and screen accurate because thats what it was in the movie
You can get used double barrels for less than half the price and cut them down to 20” for coach gun size, last year I picked one up at a local gun store for $300
@@BeetleBunsI just looked online and for some reason the Baikal sxs are overpriced but the over unders are reasonable
Base model Stoeger runs $450 list, the upgraded model is $550. Heritage needs to offer some big discounts.
Black powder! And maybe dragonsbreath
Your show is awesome, Dustin. Keep up the great work!
That is a very nice looking shotgun. It would look great on the wall. Many thanks.
At 895 I will pass .. my initial thought was great! A non Chinese made budget double barrel but dang heritage
Well, Turkey isn't China...
Seriously though, if it was made in the USA with the same features and finish it would cost $2K minimum and nobody would buy them.
They are under $700
Sounds to high, you can by a CZ del barrel for that price.
@@ejohnson22456cheapest I've seen is $725.
I don't get it. You can buy all manner of turk s*** shotguns for under $500 but this seemingly more simple one is $700
Not only that, I figured they might try to take advantage of cowboy action style shotguns with the exposed hammers, but nope.
Man what a beautiful gun🤤 it would definitely be a great black powder shooter. Awesome video keep them coming ❤
Love SXS shotguns! They would still do the job all day. Thanks for the video
That is a sweet looking coach gun right there.
I certainly agree with you about the Heritage Rough Rider! I have one with the two cylinders and Love if! I made walnut grips and a holster and it’s plinking fun plus! That shotgun looks great! I’ll be looking forward to seeing you use it at the range. Black powder would be fun and that it includes 3” is super! So I Kindly Thank You as always and Many Blessings and Good Shootin! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania
Beautiful coach gun. Great video thanks
Love my Stoger Couch Gun. Polished it up so it runs real slick now. :)
wow great little review thank you for sharing this
Good looking coach gun.
I sold my Heritage Rough Rider because I just never shot the thing. Also sold my .38 Special Model 15 revolver. Wound up buying a 1997 Ruger Vaquero in .357 mag from the very same pawn shop that I bought the Model 15 from as my first handgun nearly twenty years ago. I had to pair it with my Henry Big Boy in the same caliber. My 8 year old son is into the cowboy phase. We went to Six Gun Territory here in Florida recently, although it is still a shell of its former self. I also wanted a double barrel shotgun, but that 12 gauge and torn shoulders from military service is brutal. I found a 1924 L.C. Smith 20 gauge this year after a newly made side by side from "that Jacksonville FL Turkish guy," as the pawn shop owner called him, proved to be impossible to open. It wasn't a Heritage brand, but some off the wall name. My eight year old loves the 20 gauge side by side and has shot many a shell through it. I think it has a 26" barrel. I have no idea what chokes it has built in. He loves it because it is light enough for him to wield.
I had a Rossi Coach Gun in 20 Ga. I got the "Bright Idea" that I wanted to try it shooting Both Barrels at Once. I loaded it with 2 Magnum rounds and Pulled Both Triggers. Wow, was I Impressed!!! And, Then I went back to the truck to get something to wipe the Blood Off of the finger that was on the Back Trigger where it had taken the impact of the Front Trigger and Split Open the skin on that finger!!! Thanks to Actor James Cann for the Scene in El Dorado where he tries out his "New Gun".
Ouch!
I tried that one time with my 10 gauge magnum side by side.😳 Take note....I said ONE TIME!🤣
@@mikek8089 I Always told people that asked, that "It Left a Lasting Impression on ME"! Literally.
@@mikek8089 A Very Long time ago I heard a Question that I always try to Remember. "Do you know the Difference between the Intellegent person and the Wise Person? The Intellegent person Learns From His Mistakes! The Wise Person Learns From the Mistakes of Others!" Everyone reading our Stories will, Hopefully be WISE PEOPLE!
@@eielson1978, We do get stupid sometimes.😂
I love shotguns!
Great looking shogun.
I love the Rough Riders. Allot of fun and so versatile. Very inexpensive to swap cylinders and grips. Can't wait to get on one these shotguns. But they do seem a bit expensive.
Very nice! Looking forward to seeing it in action, black or smokeless. Thanks for sharing!
side by side cool!
Hi Justin,
Great looking shotgun !!! I agree with you it is beautiful looking and barrel a little bit bigger. I would like see you shoot Black powder and smokeless to see accuracy and velocity.
Love it.
Interesting SxS! You might try a slip-on recoil pad (Limb Saver comes to mind) to extrnd the LOP.
hammer showing, hammerless, 12ga,20ga, all gauges and whether its black powder or shells i like all types of shotguns whether its for sport or recreational shooting shotguns have a place in my heart.
A beauty😀👍🏼 I'd like to see black powder cutshells out of that😄 Greetings, Björn, who swings a Baikal hammer-side by side coachgun
I have the regular heritage and the barkeep in 22 lr 22 mag great guns
Good looking firearm
Cool shotgun. Both smokeless and smoke
Very nice
I love my rough riders and plan on getting a badlander
Very nice 👏🏼
How about a caomparison to both BP and smokeless! That would be fun. Great looking messenger gun
Both!
I have the "Bar Keep" and the "Rough Rider". And I really like the twice barrel. I was a bit disappointed that it didn't have rabbit ears, but I'll look into it anyways. 🇺🇸😎
WOW I DIDN'T KNOW HERITAGE EVEN MADE THESE OLD FASHION SIDE BY SIDES , I'D LOVE TO GET ONE AND REFINISH THE WOOD TOO A BRIGHTER WALNUT NATURAL COLOR, EVEN REFINISH THE METAL INTO BLUE BLACK FINISH IT WOULD LOOK BEAUTIFUL 😍❤️.
Like to see Black powder. On the stock you can always add to it
Most new guns out of the box have packing oils on them, he really should put a drop of gun oil on the moving parts before use. And I agree he can add a thicker butt pad to get that extra inch of draw.
I would like to see you shoot both black powder and smokeless loads
I have the CZ hammer coach gun, a beautiful double barrel shotgun.
A good CAS scattergun. The only other low cost alternative was the Brazilian Stoeger. This one has Turkish walnut , which is a plus. The boys from Brescia have long had collaborations with Turkey.
I like the shape of the forstock.
Beautiful shotgun, but to expensive. Nice video.
I'm not a fan of the Heritage revolver line for a couple of reasons, but this shotgun looks pretty interesting and would probably make the list. For some reason, break-open shotguns run expensive compared to pump or even semi-automatic, and I don't believe it's due to fancy engraving but, rather, to niche. An (assumed) inexpensive shotgun like this will become a big deal and can open the door for other lower-priced competition. I look forward to your range vid. Thanks!
Nice! brass shot shells loaded with old Black...
Brother, enjoy! She's a beauty. Thumbs up video ~John
That would be a good wall hanger. I'd watch if you had either blackpowder or smokeless. It would be interesting to see what you thought of 3" shells in it.
as far as dressing up your studio, personally i love the long and lanky look of a Pennsylvania flintlock long rifle (very similar to the Kentucky long rifle, but without the large brass patch box in the stock). I would love to own one. they are just way to expensive for me.
Can probably install a thick rubber buttpad for extra length and comfort with a quicker follow up.
If you cant find one that fits 100% can use a piece of leather as a spacer and fringe the edges for extra cowboy cred 👍
It’s a good looking shotgun, but I guess I don’t understand paying $200 more for this than a Stoeger Coach Gun… just doesn’t make sense to me
I use Stoger for cowboy action. It is tuned and holds up well. Hopefully this one can take a beating.
Please use some Black powder loads and if you could give some historical info on the shells available at the time. Street Howitzer 😊
Interesting i want one
For sure, let's see you put BP shells through it, and remember every scattergun handler gets extra cool points for using all brass shotshells. 😅
That's one beautiful shotgun! I'd like to see standard smokeless loads shot from it, especially since I don't typically dabble with black powder.
Enabler ;)
Black powder in bras hulls for me. It would be nice to see you working up a load.
Any mention of chokes, or did I miss it? I can't find the info on their site.
You need a video on the heritage settler level action rifles
I would suggest putting a little bit of lithium grease on the barrel lugs and locking mechanism to help smooth it out.
I have a Heritage Barkeep that's been great!
I would love it if you tried the Federal Flight Control buckshot loads out of this gun.
Mini Shells!
Nice. I have the Stoeger deluxe in 20 gauge. That model has the single trigger. I think for me the Stoeger looks better. Which one will hold up longer?? Lots of cowboy action shooters have Stoegers that they tune up. Going to look at the price. If it’s way south of the Stoeger I’d buy.
I love my heritage rough rider pistols, My first one I bought I have shot at least a thousand rounds threw it without cleaning it once and it stills functions perfectly, I do not normally due that to any gun ever but I wanted to debunk the myth of them not being so great, So now I have two more in my collection of .22s. Great video but I think my old savage double 16 gauge is going to be cut down to 20", its hammer less also and it was way less expensive than a turkey made double barrel shotgun and is American made in 1948. I just do not care for foreign made guns unless its Uberti, Peitta, Armi Italian old western gun replicas.
Dragon's Breath cartridges at night.
MAX IT OUT!!
Thats a good lookin sxs.
make a nice leather butt cuff with some rubber foam spacers inserted to increase length of pull.
Add some cartridge loops, maybe a sling, etc.
Would like to see you handload and shoot both black powder and smokeless loads out of the new Bandlander... Looks like a nice piece so far.
Blackpowder of course. Magnetic hulls
Looks nice. Wish it was hammered and longer barrels.
How about a video on reloading black powder shotgun shells?
Indeed
i like it,i want one
BOTH BP & smokeless!
Yes it's a higher quality than the rough riders, but how does it compare to a stoeger coach gun. I love heritage but between this vs the stoeger and their lever guns vs henry, I feel like they're asking too much dough for their long guns
Ive seen em around where i live for about 750, so i might indulge myself in a boomstick
I believe they make longer barrels that interchange on the stock.
Good wall hanger..would like to see light loads used, on the range, for woman and older folks..
WW Greener guy myself but this looks interesting.
I would be alot more interested if it was around 500 dollars. Great video 👍
They are crazy for asking over $700. No thanks.
I will pass also 700 no way
I was gonna say that doubles are high, but stoeger has one for just over 400 right now
The fuck? You can get two 870s for that
Made in turkey just like the stoeger but 400 no thanx😂
Ditto
Target loads would give a good indication of recoil.
I would like to see you shoot both black powder and smokeless loads out of this beautiful weapon.
I’d really like to see how the gun patterns with modern buckshot vs black powder
It will loosen up a bit but will probably always be a bit stiffer than one with external hammers. The internal hammers are cocked when you open it so you are working against that spring tension when you are breaking it open. Oh and whatever you do, do NOT pull the triggers when the barrels have been removed. Getting it put back together after doing so will be a real pain if it is anything like my Stoeger. I made that mistake once and only once.
It'd be interesting to see how it compares to the Stoeger coach gun. I know the Heritage retails for a good bit more.
I think this gun deserves black powder loads in full length brass cases
I just got a stoeger coach and the action is so hard to open it and close it, maybe you can do a video how you resolved this problem since you said you had a similar problem with other coaches.
I would like to see both
Just for anyone watching who is perhaps unfamiliar with shotguns or firearm construction: Top levers will almost always be slightly off centre to the right on a new or little used gun. It is not a fault and does not require 'breaking in' as such, or adjustment. Just lightly lubricate all the metal to metal parts and faces to aid smoother opening and closing. It just indicates the action is tight and correctly fitted. Over time, the more the gun has been shot, the more the lever will eventually start to line up with the centre of the action. Any older guns that have had a long hard life will likely have a sloppy and centred top lever. At that point, the gun should undergo some major maintenance and repair to tighten up the action. I have seen two very old side by sides that were so worn, the levers over centred to the left on closing and felt slightly slack! The owners of both these guns were still happily using them, blissfully unaware of the potential risks.....until I explained they should be checked over by their gunsmith! (One ended up as a serviced and repaired gun, the other was so dangerous throughout, that it had to be scrapped!) Never be tempted to shoot a loose actioned gun.
This thing looks a lot of fun, but sadly due to its short barrel length, would be illegal here in the UK unless held on a section one firearms certificate. 😞
Man this is one nice gun shame that they are not supply on that price in my country :(
Congratulations!! That is a sharp looking coach gun. I own a few Heritage products and they've been great, I really appreciate the value they bring to the table. To be honest, this shotgun looks nicer than what I was expecting from Heritage. I mean that in the best way possible. Being that it is made in Turkey I have some immediate concerns about durability though. Yes, it will break in nicely, there should be no real concern with anything feeling a little tight right now. Are you worried about the "matte" finish and how it will hold up over time and how it will look when sweat, oils, etc., come in contact with it?
It would make a really nice hanger on the wall behind you for sure. It is a great looking shotgun and it is very hard to find a good looking coach gun for a decent price today. It's seems as if they've become trendy and a decent one is usually overpriced compared to just a couple of years ago. It would be great to see how it handles high brass, slugs, etc.. It is a beautiful coach gun and I'm looking forward to your future videos with it.
I like this gun but I am glad I held off. The new Citadel Turkish walnut, case hardened coach gun, with chokes. Will retail at 650.00 msrp 700.