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The video explores the comparison between the Benelli M4 and Beretta 1301 tactical shotguns, focusing on features like capacity, recoil, gas systems, and shooting experiences with various ammunition types. The Benelli M4 is highlighted for its Argo Gas system and smooth operation, while the Beretta 1301 offers a faster gas system and lighter weight. Both shotguns are praised for quality and customization options, with recommendations to try them out and explore further firearm options at guns.com.
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In this segment of the video, the host discusses tactical shotguns, specifically the Benelli M4 and Beretta 1301 tactical. The Benelli M4 is praised as a popular semi-automatic shotgun with the Argo Gas system for reliable operation. The host mentions the Benelli M4’s soft recoil, anti-saltwater corrosion, and military version called the 1014 with extended capacity. They highlight the shooting experience with different slugs and capacity configurations.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses two popular tactical shotguns: the Benelli M4 and the 1301 tactical. The Benelli M4 features a five-round capacity, ghost ring sights, a three-inch chamber, and a choke system. It is praised for its smooth operation, proprietary gas system, and overall pleasant shooting experience. Additionally, the M4 is customizable with accessories such as optics, rails, lights, and lasers. On the other hand, the 1301 tactical is a gas-operated shotgun with a seven-round capacity and a lower price point than the M4. The video aims to compare these shotguns for tactical applications, home defense, and training purposes.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses comparing the Beretta 1301 tactical shotgun to the Benelli M4. The Beretta 1301 has a fixed cylinder bore, a seven-round capacity compared to the five-round capacity of the M4, and a different gas system that reportedly cycles faster than the M4. The 1301 is lighter than the M4, making it easier to handle recoil but may not significantly impact follow-up shot speed. Key features of the 1301 include a standard bolt, bolt release, ghost ring sights, rail for optics, and attachment slots for slings. The 1301 has a rear sight aperture closer to the receiver and less rail space for optics compared to the Benelli M4.
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In this segment, the speaker discusses shooting the Benelli M4 and Beretta 1301 on the range with various ammunition types. The Benelli M4 is heavier at 7.8 lbs compared to the Beretta at around six lbs, impacting recoil experience. The Benelli M4 is described as a softer recoiling “sports car Cadillac” compared to the Beretta 1301, which had more recoil, especially with certain rounds. The Benelli M4 experienced some hiccups with lower-end ammunition, while the Beretta 1301 performed without malfunctions. Additionally, the differences in recoil and ergonomics between the two shotguns are highlighted, emphasizing the advantages and disadvantages of each.
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In this part of the video, the speaker compares the Benelli M4 and Beretta 1301 tactical shotguns. They mention the differences in gas system speed, recoil, affordability, and overall shooting experience. Both shotguns are praised for their quality and performance. The video suggests trying out both at the range to see which suits individual preferences. The speaker recommends visiting guns.com for various firearm options.