NORINCO 1887

Test de la Norinco 1887 , calibre 12 à levier de sous garde
le test complet : http://www.stbesancon.com/blog/?p=3064

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Science & Technology

Tags:

• norinco
• 1887
• lever
• action
• SASS
• CAS
• cowboy
• shotgun
• rifle
• shooting
• tir
• sportif
• guns
• range
• bullets
• weapons

[Bullitt1944]

What is this song please???

[STBesancon]

@Bullitt1944

Johnny Cash "Personal Jesus"

[ChadFalksen]

at 0:51 did that hit him in his face?

[STBesancon]

@ChadFalksen

yes :)

[AkimboNinjaPWN]

this shoots modern 12 gauge rounds right?

[STBesancon]

@AkimboNinjaPWN yes but short shells (67.5mm) will better cycle

[mikile70]

0:50 XDD LOL

[Oldbmwr100rs]

It looks like this could be a good shotgun with some decent finish work. But unless it's a lot cheaper than any decent pump gun, there's no reason to buy it except for it's interesting operation. My Norinco MAK-90 is great, solid and accurate,and no matter how cheap the ammo I run through it, it's never failed to fire or cycle. It's level of finish on the other hand isn't great, but it was a $300 AK from China, what did I expect?

[frezdead1]

did not know they had a repeating shotgun back then, today ,i wouldnt waste my money on a norinco roll of toilet paper.

[FlourescentPotato]

@Ki113r210 It's because it's poorly made.

[LooksLegitBro]

norinco is garbage, buy a different brand of 1887 if you want one.

[makeuplover1935]

junk



[Ki113r210]

@STBesancon i think this is because modern shells are star crimped, and their length is actually their length when fired with the crim unfurled. im not sure, but i think originally most shotshells were roll crimped, which means they dont really get longer when fired, so the original design of this shotgun might not be used to handling modern star crimp shells. just a theory.

[edge4006]

P.O.S.

[TheMercenaryMexican]

@ChadFalksen press key 4 you must

[Cytacon]

It is a bit of a pig to operate, give me a M97 any day of the week.