Giving the 'littlest shotgun' a full-sized workout (VIDEOS)
The super-shorty SXS crafted by Youtuber Kjaskaar last year turned some heads but how does it translate downrange when stoked with a variety of shells?
In the above, the “Littlest Shotgun,” a Stoeger double which is so short that 2.75-inch shells poke out of the end of what could be termed the muzzles, gets a solid workout that includes everything from mini-shells and ballistics gel to some more exotic loads and some reactive targets (code for watermelon.)
It is pretty in-depth, as detailed on the checklist.
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