I had the range to myself today so I found a faster way to slam fire my shotgun.



http://youtu.be/Sljg40DgQbs

This one earns me a big glass of rye tonight :)

Nice video! I have an old 1897 that I want to give a make over to.

I never could figure out why something so heavy should kick so hard.  I did kill a grouse and couple of squirrels with mine 30 some years ago before I put it away and just started carrying my Ithaca M37 again.

They are solid shotguns though.  Elmer Keith said they had a couple at the armory he worked at during WW2 that had thousands of rounds of buckshot (test firing random rounds from batches/lots of GI buckshot) and the only thing that had ever been replaced on them was the firing pins where the tips wore out.