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  • How much di it cot you ?

  • You want to see how fast a 1897 can shoot? Check out SSG Kinney's audition tap on U-Tube for Top Shot season 5. Under what he likes about guns. GREAT!! Hope he makes it...

  • Can it handle 3 inch magnum shells?

  • chinese reproduction... why would you want that? you just know its a cheap piece of shit

  • @MARINECORPS1251 If you're American, I can see why you'd take that position. The early Norinco guns imported into the US before the US arms embargo were really poor quality. The tolerances were bad, so the guns were wobbly, and the metallurgy was crap, so they'd rust easily and wear quickly. The current ones imported to Canada are pretty good, and the M14S and M1897 repros are close to GI quality at 1/4 the price.

  • @batlad i would prefer to have the real thing, just because its a piece of history, so i would want it to be authentic

  • Hobo with a shotgun..

  • I'm curious.. Have you ever tried the Winchester Ranger low recoil 00 buck shells? I was thinking about using those since these 1897's don't have a butt pad. I don't want to put one on since mine is a vintage trench gun, and I want to keep it original.

  • Dear Santa =)

  • that is a neat gun, looks a lot like a High Standard receiver..

  • Shotguns dont spread so far apart it only can get people 10 feet away, its more like 3 shots hit that one person xD

  • My dad sold at auction a beat up Winchester original of this gun over twenty years ago...for $800!

    I couldn't believe that old horse sold that high, but apparently, the 1897 is very collectible.

  • @PinkOld LOL. Wish I could have bought one for that cheap. I just bought an original trench gun from WW1, in less than great condtion. for $2000. If it was in better shape it would be worth closer to $4000.

  • @crazyfvck Whoah!

    Amazing how collectible those old war horses can get.

    It sounds as if they're commanding even higher prices than their successor, the vaunted model 12.

    My late wife's folks had a model 12 that they had from the house of the wife's Dad.

    I told them not to take it back there because that shotgun was worth $800 minimum, and because she had a crazy, thieving sister I knew would steal it the first chance she had.

    Guess what?

    They ignored me, and it was GONE.

    Idiots!

    >:<

  • @PinkOld Ha. Some people never listen. My mothers brothers and sisters grabbed all of her parents china, etc after they passed away. They ended up selling all of it on eBay :( And yeah, it was a chunk of change to be dropping on one gun. But I am happy to now own a piece of history. I've always loved this particular gun, ever since I was a kid.I am thinking of making a U.S. trench display in my basement, with a complete uniform on a mannequin and some unfired all-brass shells..

  • Ok so it kills boxes how bout zombies

  • @Chrome57flytha2nd It kills clays, fruit and water jugs as well. Haven't seen any zombies yet.

  • @DrakeGmbH When you do even if you just hear them - that sound will make most vacate the premise immediately - and those who are too stupid to remain behind - are some real bad cases and are just begging to be removed from the gene pool.

  • @DrakeGmbH please post when you do

  • Just saying i would never trust a gun made in china

  • @draaks1 >2012

    >still thinking that weapons are manufactured by the same standards as they manufacture electronics and toys

    I am obviously not saying a Norinco is better than the "real deal" in terms of durability, but Norinco firearms are very reliable.

    I seem to remember a Canadian shooter got a nice place on 3-gun with a Norinco AR15 copy, and he was competing against shooters with $3000 ARs.

  • I have Tanaka Works M1897 !!!

  • made in china ha

  • Don't you know the Germans hated being on the receiving end of these damn things in WW1. They actually did appeal to the US Army to stop using the 1897, for they deemed it inhumane to all who got mauled by buckshot and against the rules of war. The Secretary of War replied that the use of German mustard and chlorine gas was also inhumane.....end of story...... and the 1897 blasted on to victory.

  • @Lex5576 I wonder how americans liked to be in the receiving end of MP18? Just a thought.

  • @cyberdaemon ...Not anywhere near as fucking bad as the Germans dreaded that shotgun. That MP-18 burp gun isn't going to blow off the top of your goddamn head, nor turn your interal organs into a pulverized, fucked up bloody mess like a shotgun. Besides, never did the Americans didn't bitch and cry about the Germans using the MP-18 like the Germans did about the Americans using the Winchester.....Just a thought.

  • @Lex5576 double negative makes a positive ... you just said that the Americans did nothing BUT bitch and cry. 

    awesome post dude

  • cod waw :D

  • As I understand it, this weapon caused great indignation in the German Army of WW1. They had never faced shotguns until the Americans arrived.

    Apparently they tried to have the weapon classified as "illegal".

    Seems to me the Americans were just being practical about war in the trenches...

  • How muh chu want for it

  • Therealetorin, he probably used it in the jungles of the South Pacific. When we fought Japan we didn't take the land battles into Japanese islands proper. The jungles were down south in Bougainville, Guadalcanal, New Guinea...all south of the equator.

    A salute to your great grandfather for his service!

  • I kinda prefer the Riot variant over this one. The heatshield is a tad bit ugly.

  • Are these Norinco trench gun copies as rugged and reliable as a Mossberg 500 or a Remington 870? Are they appropriate for defense, or just good for recreational shooting and reenactments?

  • same principles as winchester lever guns except in a pump

  • mmm the same model that killed the sneaky japs. tasty.

  • very nice

  • Is that a toy?Cuz it sounds like it.

  • You know they sometimes called these things the grim reaper

  • world at war lol

  • forget video games i want this for christmas

  • Not bad for a Chinese copy.

    What I wouldn't do for an original though...

  • is that an original or a copy?

  • THATS FAKE DID YOU SEE THE RANGE? IN COD THE RANGE IS SO MUCH LESS SO YOU CAN TELL ITS FAKE CUS COD IS SO REALISTIC. Gtfo nerds... -____-

  • @WherezYoNikez Don't mistake nerds with COD fags please. Believe it or not, there's a difference.

  • this weapon can 'slam fire'. this means you hold the trigger down and just jack rounds... some think it rounds off the sear... i doubt it.

  • call of duty waw shotguns suck in real life shotguns win

  • @minichinny shotguns can go up to 100 metres ? are you stupid

  • @chrisscahilll they will make it out that far the only question is how lethal would it really be i sure as hell wouldnt want to be on the receiving end of it, ive shot bird and 00 buck out that far

  • @chrisscahilll A rifled shotgun slug or a shotgun with a slug barrel might do it. Normal shells? No, not 100 meters.

  • awesome gun man

  • my .22 is louder than that

  • @enternetguy420 Only because the microphone, MP4 encoding and your speakers knocked about 100 decibels off it. Try a 12 gauge without earplugs, these were Winchester Super-X 2 3/4" 00 Buck loads. Around 170 decibels.

  • @DrakeGmbH ive shot a 12 gauge with out earplugs.......god i hate my dad.......

  • @enternetguy420 my m1garand too but... it not a shotgun :P and i guess you already know that

  • resident evil remake??

  • Aim bot!

  • Should have tittle- m1987 Treyarch gun...

  • the range and accuracy of shotguns in videogames are always so unrealistic

  • @ahindat2 so true shot guns can go up to 100 meters

  • @ahindat2 In mw3 they are nerfed to the point where throwing rocks would be more effective.

    Innaccurate, 5 foot range, and low damage.

    Whatever.

    Irl, buckshot as well as slugs can travel quite a ways, where as bird shot (not a combat load AT ALL) has the range of a bb gun.

  • @TheSmartestTaco mw3 and realism don't mix that well :)

  • @TheSmartestTaco a bb gun? so thats about 200yards? or less?

  • @hoodstarx1 It depends.

    But less than 200 typically.

    Otherwise I'd get shot at my range because you drive in the path of the skeet range.

  • @ahindat2 lol halo 1 does a good job with the shotgun

  • @jacketnipple I've never played halo 1 but I'm talking primarely about Call of Duty and Battlefield

  • @ahindat2 absurd! XD a gamer who hasn't played halo 1.. smh

  • @ahindat2 lol...Halo 1 got it right though - the shotgun's range was like 100 metres...

  • @ahindat2 i know,shotguns in videogames have the range of a pickle.

  • Call Of Duty 5 anyone

  • I'd buy THAT for a dollar!

  • kick some ass

  • My great-grandpa used This in the jungles of japan!!!

    He said he always prefered a machine gun though...

  • @therealetorin Who wouldn't?

  • @therealetorin bull shit

  • @therealetorin

    jungles? off japan????

    

  • @astupiddvdcase yes, the jungles of japan

  • @astupiddvdcase I thought the same thing...

  • @therealetorin

    There are no jungles in Japan you dumbass.

  • @Drboogerson course there was, just like the arctic tundras of vietnam. and who could forget the roaming sand dunes of russia...

  • @therealetorin its funny because there were never any infantry battles on the island of japan

  • @therealetorin japan doesnt have jungles

  • @shattori1 lol

  • @therealetorin There are no jungles in Japan... i think you mean he fought the Japanese in the jungles

  • @SonOfAWhisker yea, thats what he must've meant, thats just what he told us...

  • @therealetorin Right on man! There's probably a few Japs who had a bad day after running into your great grandpa!

  • @therealetorin there was no us troops fightin in japan

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  • @codyrobert12 not during ww2

  • @therealetorin Cool story bro.

  • @therealetorin There was no invasion of Japan mainland, so he had to be fighting in some of the islands far far away from Japan! Be it Guatemala, Peleliu or Okinawa. Or something else. But he was not fighting in Japan!

  • @cyberdaemon

    Who cares?

  • @DotNetPromo Then why do you bother asking me? Not your business what i ask :(

  • well that was quiet

  • SWEEEET

  • either the cameras sound recording sucks, or this gun isnt as loud as i was expecting it to be.

  • @logandh2 Point and shoot camera. I believe this has come up more than enough times.

  • @DrakeGmbH i wasnt questioning the camera, just that the gun iant very loud as far as i can tell. sorry for the misunderstanding.

  • the pressures for lite loads to heavy loads are the same. i hand load shotgun shells and the pressure for a 11/8 oz. lite field load is the same as a magnum 23/4 goose load about 10,000 psi. so the gun should be good

  • Looks like it has a really smooth action.

  • Damn.. sure don't make'm like that anymore don't they? 

  • would you recomend this gun?

  • We have the model that came directly after this, the Winchester/Savage Model 12. Made in 1917.

  • Awesome shotgun. I'm NOT trying to be a cod fanboy here, but waw really got the cocking sound perfect.

  • WHAT THE FUCK HAS HAPPENED TO YOUTUBE WITH THE UPDATES

  • Wish i had one!

  • looks EXACTLY like call of duty wworld at wwwwwwarrr

  • the slide sounds crisp for that old. I gotta mossberg 500 wit some basic add ons. pistol grip red dot black forend ect. I love good ol working class pumps

  • @420Nelbone Its a reproduction from China. Read the description.

  • ill take it.

  • Norinco is good for one reason.

    You can hurt it without hurting the value.

  • OHH RAA!

  • *thought it was airsoft, was in for pleasant suprise*

  • We have the gun that came after this, the Savage Model 12.

  • shit bro your acturate

  • nice

  • I bought one of these and its a POS. the shells always get lodged. 

  • @xboxlover749 because world at war and the cod series ranges arent real dumbass

  • @godownweeniegodown23 i was using basic logic IDIOT, obvioulsy a trench is close quarters , so you'd think that a TRENCH GUN would have a wide spread, instead of a long range shot. STUPID.

  • @xboxlover749 just shut….shut….shut your mouth… your coming off stupid…if you knew the slightest things of guns and ammo you would understand. but unfortunately you have clearly wasted all your brain cells on tv and video games….. hence your name… but anyways you probably have never even shot a gun so you dont understand.

  • @godownweeniegodown23 got a bit of a stammer there, but also if i could i would post a video of me shooting my .357 magnum rounds off my my smith an' wesson, single handed. scoring a bullseye on a water bottle at 30 feet.

  • beast

    

  • is this a 12 guage?

  • if this is a trench gun, then why does it have very good range?

  • @xboxlover749 Shotguns can go a pretty far range. I think hes using birdshot 2 3/4 shells. But if he as using slugs. Then the round would go much farther

  • @xboxlover749 cuz video games are fake.

  • im sorry do u have a license for tht patato

  • so what big city do you live in LOL just kidding

  • woah thats a good aim!

  • as seen on call of cuty

  • @dan13718 Dude you have a fucking foot fetish so stfu

  • Will the reproduction 1897 allow you to fan fire? (The original 1897 did not have a trigger cut off mechanism and after firing the first round the gun would fire as long as the trigger was held back and the slide was moved). I have an original model 1897 it will do this. Even if it does not fan fire, the 1897, original or reproduction, is a great gun.

  • do they make these guns anymore?

  • 1 putting shells in 6 reload 7 fire

  • Its in very nice condition. And shoots great. Nice vid

  • Very nice.

  • Dear Santa...

  • model 1897 pump shotgun,another perennial classic from the wizard of ogden.......

  • Very smooth shell loading my friend!

  • Where do you buy this gun? =)

  • how much are these bad boy's, i know it's a classic gun

  • @MushroomPictures No - it has a 2 3/4 chamber.

  • @DrakeGmbH How has this shotgun held up over use? I read on a forum that the Chinese clones fall apart (!) after a while, which would be a major reason for me NOT to get it. Do you feel confident shooting this gun with high brass, heavier loaded (still 2 3/4) shot and slugs? Also I am of the opinion that this shotgun COULD be a viable home defense option when compared to a modern shotgun (your opinion on that?). As you show in the video, it works quite well, even stacked against the 590 or 870!

  • @LifeisGood762 only reason i would choose a 590A1 over this (very small margin) is that it is modern, 3 inch chamber, and it takes the fairly common M9 bayonet, M1897 bayonets are harder to find, though in terms of home defense, they are both excellent choices, since most any criminal can be downed without 3 inch shells. reliability of the chinese manufacturing i cannot adress though.

  • @LifeisGood762 I had a Mossberg as a home defense gun before I bought this 1897. I haven't seen any reason to replace the Mossberg in that role. The Mossberg's action is smoother, the capacity is higher, the gun itself is a bit lighter, it has a thumb safety and an easier to operate action lock button. The 1897 hasn't exhibited any flaws since I've owned it but I can't wholeheartedly recommend it if you only want one shotgun for home defense and target shooting.

  • @DrakeGmbH Ok, fair.

  • @LifeisGood762 I own an Original Model 97 (my great grandfathers) C. 1923 and they are phenomenal guns. Both the 590 and 870 were designed after this gun. I have heard the Norinco copies are pretty Cheap. I handled one at my local FFL and it felt pretty solid. but as drake says the 500 has a much smoother action and is more suited towards that Role. if anything the model 97 should be considered a fun gun. 

  • MANNN.....

  • One of my more favorite shotguns. I myself prefer the Remington 870 Super Mag.

  • @acr2121 yea i hear these m97's only take 2 3/4 shells, which is a small shame for me since i love this beautiful trench gun.

  • @metalraider187 Why is that a shame? I dont know all that much about guns, i know the names of the ones ive shot, and the caliber of the bullet/shell they use.

  • @acr2121 2 3/4 shells are sort of the regular, 3' shells are magnum loads, as in the shell is 3 inches long, it has more shot/slug/whatever and more gunpowder=more power. so a 2 3/4 shell is 2 and 3 quarter inches long, its still plenty powerful, but the magnum loads are called magnum because they are really, really powerful.

    i digress, 3 inch shells are fun to go shoot with too, many newer shotguns have 3 inch chambers though to take the big loads.

  • @metalraider187 Ah, that makes perfect sense. The Super Mag. my uncle had was the turkey hunter version, so it used the 3 inch magnum shells, that thing HURTS to shoot.

  • @acr2121 it hurts so good

  • @metalraider187 My girlfriend takes big loads.

  • @MrSheissen1 from your 3 inch magnum? (had to pun it)

  • @metalraider187 Touche:)

  • @metalraider187 You typically would not use 3" magnum shells in a tactical or combat shotgun even if it has a 3" chamber! . In fact loads that are designed for combat use are often somewhat lower powered. Most experts believe the ability to fire a a follow up shot quickly is more important than the greater power of a magnum shell. 

  • @shwesq they are still fun, though I can beat that with an AA12 loaded for 3 inch shells, hows that for fast followups?

  • @metalraider187 The AA12 is like the Desert Eagle pistol;mechanically it is very impressive but its weight and bulk make it awkward in actual tactical situations That's probably why AA12's aren't being used by the military or law enforcement . It's also illegal for normal civilians to own. Recovery times between shots with real world shot guns will be faster with 2-3/4 " shells!

  • @shwesq yea, unless you mess around with the gas system on it, but the bulk problem doesnt go away. I think the russians got it right earlier with the Saiga as a magazine fed shotgun, and you can use 3 inch shells in those if you take it to a gunsmith and its not much larger than an AR carbine. But I digress, sometimes its just nice to have the power, 3 inch shells only practical use is as a big game hunting round.

  • @metalraider187 Saigas are nice esp. if you already have an AK. Mags can be a problem though. You will want to go factory for reliability's sake. But Izhmash 8 rdrs are pricey and hard to get. Kvar got a shipment of 100 and sold them all within 24 hrs for $130 a pop!

    The Benelli M4 is also nice but for $1500 you deserve to get the original military gun not the watered down civilian version!

  • @shwesq oh well, I just follow a common rule- if it has a bayonet lug, then its worth buying, like this M97 or the M590A1. Then again many people act like semi autos are so much faster than pump actions.

  • @metalraider187 I think you are right on that one. If you get the M97 make sure to get on of the original bayonets rather than a repro; they fit perfectly and had to pass British Military proof tests. If you get the Mossberg get the USMC's Okc3s it's got a longer stronger blade than the M9.

  • that's not a trench gun! that's a sniper.

  • @Zackfish12345 ... I don't know where to start with you.

    1. it uses shot gun shells not bullets

    2. there is not a scope (I know that a scope isn't allways nessecary but it is a defining feature)

    3. that is not long range

    how did you come to this conclusion

    Oh yes, I heard that the trench gun can fire semi auto if you supress the trigger and pump the action, can anyone confirm this?

  • @tanith117 it can in fact fire semi auto if you hold the trigger down.

  • @tanith117 haha ik but i just wanted to see how people might react if i said that! :)

  • @Zackfish12345 oh thank god, I was worried for a moment.

  • Where did you get your Gun from??????

  • THIS IS GOOD FOR JUSTIN BIEBER'S HEAD !!