Thanks for the comment.

Daniel Estrada Good buy!

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Nice to hear im very glad for you

How I can Bay also

Brian Pace They have beautiful craftsmanship.

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Nathan4071 Yep, thanks Nathan.

@@JohnCapps hou do you like it .

@@JohnCapps how would you compare it to the 301 stevens single action 410 gauge or the 20 gauge shot gun.

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William Branstetter sounds nice. I've never seen an H&R that folds completely.

John Capps I've used it plenty of times hunting I have killed lots pheasant with it.... I love that gun!

That’ll leave a mark.

Hello how do i make it

i am doing a vid siries on this ,,, BUT you can buy one of these for under 150 now

Mike Cox thank you very much Mike.

I would love to own one of those Barettas. I wish Yildiz made one in 20Ga., I believe it would be perfect.

I have to admit, as a fan of singles, this one's flown under my radar. It seems like an exceptional example in a time when most are not all that much to write about. Thanks for posting this video and letting us know about it.

It's a beautiful shotgun for the price. Thanks Willy.

My idea of exactly!

The reason they kick so bad is because they are super light weight for how powerful 12ga is. The less weight a gun has the more and faster it moves when shot.

BluegrassBushcraft Thanks Robert, I love it. I just finished watching your video. Congrats on the subs.

Nice, I did it with my 12 ga Hatfield, but I really like this Yildiz as it is. I can't bring myself to cut it up. It's much lighter than the Hatfield, no doubt yours would be a great pack gun. Midland firearms is now offering a "backpacker" folding 12 ga 18.5" barrel with screw in chokes, but it is a little heavy as compared to the Yildiz. www.shootmidland.com/products/midland-backpack-12-gauge-18-5-barrel

By the way I’d love to see how your Yildiz turned out. If you don’t mind could you send me some pics? Email: marlin883@gmail.com

How did you get it to take down?? I can get the left side screw out and that's it, I can't figure out the rest.

Yeah Im with you there buddy its too pretty of a gun to chop up !!!!

Yak Motley I love it, but I wish they offered one in 20Ga.

you all prolly dont care at all but does someone know a method to log back into an Instagram account? I stupidly lost the login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can give me!

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Yeh, I would get one tomorrow if it was 20 ga. 12 is just too big.@@JohnCapps

cabotbluegill Carries like a toy. Kicks like a mule.

BigIronTV I pulled the case out of the trash at work. It was a perfect fit.

I am going to have to add your trash can to my scrounge route.

shovelhead8 Beautiful gun for the price. Thanks.

They're very nice guns. They come in .410 & 12 ga. I wish they made them in 20 ga.

John Capps Yeah I like 20 gauge too, especially in single shot.

Blue collar guns and gear I think it would be perfect in 20 ga.

that's kinda terrifying

Yeah. Keep it in a safe place. Don’t let your friends handle it lol.

hello, how so? the firing pin retracts both when you open and close the mechanism on mine

@@thomasthomasson1150 you are correct. However I know from experience that there’s enough resistance behind the pin to induce a slam fire situation. Had it happen to me.

@@HotpocketsThrillerbarkPVE Maybe they updated it, the pin on mine doesn't make contact with the shell when you close it. it's from 2022

MCK Thanks Mark.

Why ya wanna field strip it. On a breakover ya can get to what ya need to clean and oil mostly Rem oil spray the rest

Dean O Thank you Dean.

Carolina Chris Outdoors It's so light it feels like a toy, LOL . Thanks , that's a Yildiz .410 in the sawzall case.

John Capps -- my bad! Got confused I reckon... Too many to keep up with!!!!

Carolina Chris Outdoors That's ok I'll let you slide this time, LOL.

Wallace Vivian It's so light it feels like a toy, a toy with a rough kick.

Yes, indeed

Damn right looks good as hell

Yep, and that wood is Turkish walnut, I been tols!

Thanks!

David Yummus good way to remember.

but is it California compliant lol

After 11 months I am still very fond of this gun. The quality is superior to the Hatfield. If I had found the Yildiz first, I probably would've never bought the Hatfield. It has a nice trigger pull. The Hatfield's trigger was so stiff from the factory, on a few occasions I pulled the trigger to fire, and nothing happened. I wasn't pulling the trigger hard enough. It was the worst trigger I've experienced on any gun. I'm not really particular to exposed, or internal hammers. I do feel exposed hammers are more safe, because you control weather or not the gun is cocked. With internal hammers you're depending solely on the guns mechanism. I haven't cut the Yildiz barrel. As inexpensive as it is, I think it's too nice a gun to cut up. I have two complaints with the Yildiz. The barrel release trigger also cocks the hammer, sometimes it can be a little stiff. The only other complaint is recoil, due to another feature I love about the shotgun. It's lightweight. I'm a big guy, and don't consider myself recoil sensitive, but damn it kicks. I am planning a video comparing the Hatfield, and Yildiz.

John, Thanks for the review and the reply. I picked up this same Turkey made gun in a little different finish; TRS STALKER 12G, came with 20" and nice finish and engraving. You are correct it will thump you. Added a limb saver, huge difference. I only shoot low recoil ammo, it is amazing how much better the pattern of 9 pellet from low recoil is @ 20 to 30 ft. Love this little 12ga. The low recoil makes it a very manageable 12ga.

Rick DD I looked up the TR Stalker, very nice. No need to cut it down,, and the rifle style sights should do well with slugs. Now I want one.

Aaron Nelson Ha, thanks Aaron.

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Not sure what it would be. The barrel release is also the cocking mechanism. Occasionally the release is hard to pull, but it’s never stuck on mine. Sorry, I don’t have an answer for you.

John Capps Thanks for your reply! If I can’t get it to open, I may eventually bring it to a gunsmith.

Thanks.

You're welcome

Not Henry. Not 20 gauge.

Made by Effebi I would guess since Franco Beretta worked for Breda before forming his how company. Effebi now makes that gun.

That makes it even better!

116 Survival Thanks, I love it.

I haven't tried to take it apart yet.

Mister Berzins you’re right about that.

The extractor is not spring loaded as you would see on a H&R single. You have to remove them by hand. It would be nice if it did spit them out.

Heavy recoil. Thanks for stopping by.

It's a nice gun, what do you think about the recoil, LOL.

William Henry the quality of the Yildiz is much better than the Hatfield. Yildiz trigger is very nice, breaking at 5 1/2 pounds. The Hatfield maxed out the trigger pull scale at 8 pounds, and still needed more to break. I started my sons young(and still have a couple more to teach) . Each has their own personality. You’ll know when they’re ready.

Thank you for the quick reply John Capps. That trigger pull might be the deciding factor but gosh Wally world still is selling the Hatfield for $99...what a deal. I might hold and wait for Labor Day or Black Friday to get the Yildiz TK12 20 gauge. I just picked up the Yildiz 410 single shot of which I cant wait to hit the range. Looks like FUN on your video clip. Thanks again.

Hi John Capps...I took the plunge and invested on the Yildiz TK12...plus I found it on sale this week at Academy for $119...I am so siked and cant wait to try it out. I'll keep you posted on my experience. If possible, can you do a comparison of the Hatfield SLG 12 gauge and the Yildiz TK 12? Thanks. FYI...I am now a "subscriber".

William Henry Nice! I thought of you earlier today when I was in Academy, and saw they were on sale. I was tempted to buy another one. Be ready for some recoil. A comparison video between the two is on my to do list. Keep me posted, and thanks for the sub.

Finally! After a few weeks of being on the road for business I finally got the opportunity this weekend to try out my Yildiz TK-12 and TK-36 at my local clay shooting range. Man! I had a blast...shot close to 100 rounds between the two after rifle shooting. I would have stayed longer but its really hot here in FL this weekend (more than normal). You were right...TK-12 has some recoil. I got my licks in then finally opted to install Allen recoil pad which I had ready available. Some relief but it looks like I have to work on my stance to improve my form. Other than that, the trigger was smooth and no problem with the trigger break action (i did oil it good and worked the break action for days). TK-36 .410 bore was a dream...no comparison with recoil but really...its not fair to compare it to a 12 gauge. i really enjoyed shooting this shotgun. No effort. It will be easy to teach my wife and young boys to use a shotgun with the TK-36. Overall, I am glad I have these two shotguns in my collection. Once again, THANK YOU for the review on each shotgun as it helped overall. No regrets. I'll keep you posted on my next trips to the range. All the best.

What I do on my own property should be no concern of yours.

It certainly needs one. Thanks Dawn.

@@JohnCapps Yep just add a Sims Limbsaver Recoil pad is what I did to tame that felt recoil mule kick by at least about 30% if not more !!!!

It ejects normally on my tik-12

Sir FishSlayer They are imported by Academy Sports. I found mine at their store in Humble, Texas.

Thanks!

Yes, thanks for watching.

It weighs less, the recoil is worse.

@@JohnCapps that makes me consider selling mine and buying the Hatfield. Thoughts?

messy shop videos with the Hatfield’s at Walmart quality is seriously lacking.

whokilledkenney23 No, it has a fixed modified choke.

Keegan Stafford take my advice you really aren't out much by not finding one I would look for a Remington bi- cal it's Russia single shot much better gun around 200.00- 250.00 not so bad

Thomas Pyles I already have the remington 1187, the whole point I want it is because it is so cheap, I would love to show people up in some trap shooting with a 100 dollar gun, thanks though

Keegan Stafford ok brother good luck with that

Academy Sports imports them from Turkey, and is the only place I know of to buy them. They don't show them on their website.

you can buy it from Academy Sports & Outdoors. Now they sell it for $139.99