AndrewsGreatOutdoorAdventures

This double barrel 20 gauge was made sometime between 1974-1980. Some fix-ups made it shoot nice again.

This Cooey 84 is a single 12gauge and is a dream to shoot!!

Made in the 40's , this Cooey was built as a training rifle for both soldiers and cadets. Later just used as a sharpshooter rifle.

This is a Canadian made Cooey model 64

We have a quick look at .22lr shotshells

Just some random tannerite fun.

The demo of the Canuck SOLO. This is a combo shotgun and comes with 3 gauges, 12g, 20g, and .410. Enjoy and dont forget to like and why not follow me. More videos to come!!

I put regular .22lr to the test to see if i can yield same results MDT did with their precision .22lr and chassis

In this video im shooting a M1917 again. Difference here is this one was made in the Pennsylvania Rail Company factory in Eddystone, Pennsylvania. date of manufacture is the model. They only made for a few years. This one is old iron sights from 100yards out. Like and share, and don't forget to subscribe

In this video I pit a M1917 manufactured by Remington, up against a modern heavy barrel Axis II from Savage.

Showing off this mid 50's West German made Anschutz model 1761, magazine fed bolt action .22lr. These rifles are a match grade rifle and they are also known worldwide for their biathlon rifles. These are very nice pieces of hardware. Enjoy, and dont forget to like and share and subscribe, so i can continue to make these for you to enjoy!

Here is a demo of a ruger 10/22 takedown. Nice little survival type rifle.

Showing off the 1944 .303 british. A Canadian military staple for decades. Remember to like and share and dont forget to subscribe!!