The video features a review of the Eternal 410 Revolver Shotgun. The host is excited to test the shotgun, which has a 5-shot revolving cylinder and can be used for both single and double action. He first shoots at clay targets at 10-12 yards, then at a silhouette target at 20 yards. He also tests the shotgun with Winchester slugs at 100 yards, using iron sights, and achieves a decent group. The host notes that the shotgun is lightweight and easy to handle, making it a great option for hunting deer or birds. He also praises the trigger pull, which is lighter when the hammer is pulled back. The video concludes with the host encouraging viewers to check out the shotgun and thanking Gun Prime for providing it.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video features a review of the Eternal Rev 410 shotgun.
2. The shotgun has a five-shot revolving cylinder.
3. It can be fired in single action or double action.
4. The shotgun has a fiber optic front sight and a rear sight.
5. It also comes with a rail for mounting a scope.
6. The reviewer found the shotgun at Gun Prime.
7. The shotgun is loaded with 410 shells.
8. The reviewer fires the shotgun at clay targets at 10-12 yards.
9. The reviewer then fires the shotgun at a silhouette target at 20 yards.
10. The reviewer uses Winchester Super X 2.5-inch, 1/5 ounce slugs.
11. The reviewer fires the shotgun from a bench rest at 100 yards.
12. The reviewer assumes the shotgun's iron sights are dead on at 50 yards.
13. The reviewer fires the shotgun from the shoulder at 50 yards.
14. The reviewer only sees one new hole in the target after firing at 50 yards.
15. The reviewer assumes one of the 50-yard shots was a bullseye.
16. The reviewer thinks the shotgun would be good for birds and deer.
17. The reviewer mentions that the shotgun's trigger pull is not too heavy when the hammer is pulled back.
18. The reviewer thanks Gun Prime for helping them find the shotgun.
19. The reviewer invites viewers to share their thoughts on the shotgun in the comments.