10 Shotguns Every American Needs for World War 3 Never Sell These!

When the next war hits American soil, the shotgun will be the last weapon standing. Three of these are already discontinued. One was banned from import by executive order. And one is the only shotgun to ever pass U.S. military MIL-SPEC 3443E torture testing. If you don't own one of these, you need to watch this now. In this video, we count down the 10 shotguns every American needs before it's too late, from the most battle-tested pump actions in U.S. military history to the Russian import the government banned forever and exactly why each one is becoming harder to find every year. CHAPTERS: 00:00 — Introduction 01:30 — #10 Mossberg 500: America's Most Versatile Survival Shotgun 03:30 — #9 Winchester Model 1897 Trench Gun: The Combat Shotgun Germany Tried to Ban 05:30 — #8 Remington 870 Pre-2020 Ilion NY: The Most Produced Shotgun in History — Factory Gone 07:30 — #7 Kel-Tec KSG: 13 Rounds in a Package Shorter Than Most Carbines 09:30 — #6 Mossberg 590A1: The Only Shotgun to Pass U.S. Military MIL-SPEC Testing 11:30 — #5 Browning Auto-5 Belgian Pre-1976: John Browning's Last Design, Factory Closed Forever 13:30 — #4 Saiga-12: The AK of Shotguns — Banned From Import Since 2014 15:30 — #3 Benelli M4 / M1014: The Current U.S. Marine Corps Standard Issue Combat Shotgun 17:00 — #2 Winchester Model 1300 Defender: The Most Underrated American Combat Shotgun — Discontinued 18:30 — #1 Benelli M1 Super 90 Early Italian Production: The Shotgun That Set the Standard for 40 Years SHOTGUNS COVERED: Mossberg 500 — 12M+ produced, interchangeable barrel system, passed all U.S. military shotgun tests Winchester 1897 Trench Gun — slam-fire capable, Germany protested its use as inhumane | $3,000–$6,000 Remington 870 Pre-2020 Ilion NY — factory disrupted after 2020 bankruptcy | Used: $300–$600 Kel-Tec KSG — 13+1 capacity, dual magazine tubes, bullpup design | ~$900 Mossberg 590A1 — MIL-SPEC 3443E certified, only shotgun to pass U.S. military torture testing | ~$650 Belgian Browning Auto-5 Pre-1976 — FN factory closed, long-recoil system most reliable in cold conditions | $1,200–$2,500 Saiga-12 — AK-pattern semi-auto, banned by Executive Order 13662 in 2014 | Used: $1,200–$2,000 Benelli M4 / M1014 — U.S. Marine Corps standard since 1999, ARGO gas system | ~$1,900 Winchester Model 1300 Defender — fastest cycling pump action ever produced, discontinued 2006 | $350–$600 Benelli M1 Super 90 Pre-2000 Italian — the shotgun that defined modern combat standards | $1,200–$1,800 Three of these are discontinued. One is banned from import permanently. When World War 3 comes — and history says it always does — the time to own these is before you need them. Not after. Share this with every American who owns a shotgun — this list could change what they're holding when it matters most. #SurvivalShotguns #WorldWar3 #NeverSellThese