Top 5 Semi Auto Shotguns

1:06 Mossberg 930 4:59 Vepr 12 7:49 FN SLP Tactical 10:57 Remington Versa Max 13:37 Benelli M4 LE *Wild Card* 18:28 Benelli M3 And really? No Beretta 1301?!

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Really surprised that the Beretta 1301 isn't on this list. Seems like a pretty significant oversight, it's nearly universally well liked and has been put through it's paces by a lot of highly regarded reviewers and passed with flying colors.

Speaking of the Marines using old equipment, on my last 31st MEU float in "06 we had an M2 .50 cal that was a WW2 production AC Spark Plug Div. General Motors gun. It was the only one that had wood on the spade grips and charging handle. The armorer told me it was the best running gun in the inventory.

Semi-auto shotguns are probably my favorite category of gun. No other civilian weapon delivers so much kinetic energy so quickly.

It's interesting to see how quickly the Beretta 1301 has taken over the demand in the market over the past year.

I cant help but laught at 6:10 when hes listing the different mag sizes. Chad just starts perking up as the number gets higher.

Good list but Beretta 1301 should definitely be on the list. Fair price, great quality, super reliable and the fastest of the bunch. Love my 1301 tactical.

Eric's face when he turns around after emptying a full mag of 12ga from the Vepr is priceless.

I’ve had the same Remington 1100, 12 gauge. It’s fitted with a “Cutts Compensator, for 40 years now. It has never failed me, and I can’t tell you how many times it fed me. Great video guys, thanks.

I put a lot of rounds down range with the Benelli M4 when I was in the Navy. Love the 80s and older Remington 870 for pumps and the Benelli M4 for semi auto.

A long time ago after I came back from Southeast Asia in 1968 I went shooting with a friend who was nuts about skeet. Kept written records on his precious skeet gun, a Remington 1100. At that time it was up to 128,000 rounds. Never failed. No broken parts; only needed a rubber O-ring from time to time. He lived and shot another 30 years. The gun lasted until it was passed on to relatives. Around 1980 I was working at the oldest gun shop in town, a Remington repair station. A wealthy customer brought in an 1100 he had dropped out of a boat while hunting Jaguar in Central America and said it took the boys three days to find it. He unloaded it and took the barrel off and swished it around in the river to wash most of the mud out, then put the barrel on and with new shells continued hunting. My semi auto is an 1100. No fancy crap on it just good ammo in it.

Had a huge guffaw when Eric mentioned a long barrelled 24" or 26" shotgun! We had a member turn up to a driven fox shoot with a 42" marlin bolt-action 3&1/2" chamber. The chap had to use a stand to support his shotgun. I am commenting from the Republic of Ireland.

My 930spx has proven a very reliable and smooth shooting 12 gauge. Glad to see it on the list!

I was a marine in an infantry unit (0351) who's specialty was urban mobility breaching...aka blowing up doors/walls, and I can say from experience that the corps was/is way too broke to afford 1014's. (Some recon units might have a few) But my unit got a pair of remington 870's from a unit coming back from deployment and those suckers were so old and worn out that our CO told us not to use them.

Top 5 guns for teaching new/young shooters would be a good video. Love the work y'all are doing, keep it up!!!

My Benelli M4 is my most favorite firearm to shoot. Easily puts a smile on my face after a rough day! Definitely an expensive platform though...c-stock, ti mag tube, 92r trigger kit, scalarworks mount, and a rmr 😍

That is indeed the M1014. Not a marine, but the 1014 happens to be my favorite

Love my VersaMax. Runs everything. Mild recoil with the heavy hitting loads

Thanks guys for another fantastic video! I love semi automatic shotguns! I have shot a few to include a benelli, Fostech Origin SBV 12g & Remington 16g. Keep up the great work, you inspire me to make better videos👊🇺🇸