Videos tagged with 110gr V-Max

This gel test evaluates the .300 AAC 110gr V-Max bullet for defensive use. Fired from an 8-inch AR-15 at 1,934 FPS, it achieved 13.1 inches of penetration with a 7-inch temporary stretch cavity. The bullet retained 90.2 grains and expanded to 0.674 inches, showing less fragmentation than typical varmint rounds. The performance is deemed suitable for home defense or short-range civilian applications.

This video focuses on testing Hodgdon CFE BLK gunpowder for the .300 Blackout (300 BLK) cartridge. It specifically examines the performance of light supersonic loads using two different bullet types: the Hornady 110gr V-MAX and the Nosler 125gr Ballistic Tip. The content provides insights into how this particular powder performs with these bullet weights in the popular 300 BLK platform, likely aimed at reloaders and 300 BLK enthusiasts.

This video focuses on reloading ammunition for the 300 Blackout caliber. Specifically, it details the process of loading cartridges with a 110-grain V-Max bullet and Winchester 296 (Win296) powder, aiming to achieve maximum velocity. This is presented as episode 7 in a reloading series, indicating a comprehensive approach to the topic.