RIA Imports - Derya Arms - Tradition SR-105 - 20 Gauge Breakover Review
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- In this video I review the Derya Arms SR-105 Tradition 20 gauge breakover shotgun imported by RIA Imports. You'll see some range footage at the beginning and end of the video, and I'll discuss the features and specifications of this firearm in between.
That is one of the best survival type shotguns out there, its a perfect backpack gun that has a hard punch at the business end. Its a good little friend to have on a camping trip.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I bought the same in France. I have another same gun in 12 GA caliber. No regrets ! Thank yu for the video !
Thanks for watching!!
Just bought the same gun, I like the folding feature, a handy truck or camp gun.
Definitely a handy little firearm to have, in the truck or out camping, it doesn't take up much room.
No shell ejection? I had an old H&R that threw the shell, I liked that.
Nope, that was disappointing, both my .410 and 12ga single shot breakovers have it.
I bought mine about two years ago for some reason a lot of ammo Will have a light strike but there’s nothing wrong. I’ve tested the trigger the hammer and the firing pin. Nothing’s broken it’s clean it’s just a lot of the times it will just go click how do I fix that? I’ve tried expensive and cheap like federal, Winchester, slugs everything.
I have the 12 gauge 20 gauge and 410 like all 3 the 12 gauge does kick a little hard not too bad have a limbsaver on it does help a lot don't need on the 20 and 410
I debated also getting the .410 version, but I have a Rossi Tuffy .410 and thought to myself, do I really need another break over .410, lol. If I didn't have the Tuffy, I'd probably have picked up the .410 version also.
I did not need it but I still wanted it for $106 bought it and pleased I did it’s not a high end gun it’s a fun gun it’s a Jeep gun I keep it behind the seat plan to take it on a camping trip it fits in my pack well
Отличное оружие!!!
Mines brand new and it has a light primer strike any fix
I'm assuming you've already tried different brands of ammo, I'd start by verifying a couple things; first, with the shotgun fully broke over and no shell in the barrel, measure the rim depth. A 20 gauge shell ridge is roughly .05 inches thick, if the rim depth of the chamber is more than twice that the round may be to far away for the firing pin to be effective; if this is the case you should contact the manufacturer to have it sent back and fixed. Second, while the shotgun is fully broke over and no shell in the barrel, cock the trigger and use a pencil or other object to push the firing pin all the way forward, it should move very easy with no resistance, if it doesn't, there may be debris leftover from the manufacturing process. If so, use some spray cleaner to try and force any possible debris from the firing pin cavity.
On this model of shotgun, the hammer does not push the firing pin forward and maintain it, the hammer bounces back to a neutral position, you can put a pencil in front of the firing pin while the shotgun is broke over and no shell in the barrel, cock the hammer, and when you pull the trigger the firing pin should hit the pencil firmly and spring back into the firing pin cavity. If this is not the case, it could be an out of spec firing pin, in which case I'd contact the manufacturer for repair.
Having dealt with multiple RIA firearms, I would try cleaning out the firing pin cavity first to ensure there is no debris.
Hope that helps a bit.
Take the stock off with 1/2 socket There is a Phillips head screw in the very back turn in clock wises and make the hammer strike harder.
my trigger guard screw broke the first time I took it shooting
What does the 600 load capacity mean?
I use mine for doves and cottontail
Are there different chokes available for this?
Of the model I have and others like it being imported by RIA all appear to be a fixed open choke.
@@citizenpew Thank you for the reply.
@@citizenpew i have the 12 and it came with 3 chokes full, modified, and cyl
The 12 kinda sucks to shoot
It's a nice gun even though you promote oneself waaaaaay too much!