Videos tagged with 125gr JHP

This video investigates the relevance of the .38 Special cartridge by conducting a gel test with Black Hills 125gr +P JHP ammunition fired from a Smith & Wesson Model 638 revolver. The test, captured with a high-speed camera, measures penetration, expansion, and retained weight. The results are presented, including average penetration of 19.94 inches, average retained weight of 125.08 grains, and average velocity of 889.60 fps. The video aims to determine if the .38 Special is still a viable option.

This TFB TV video details a ballistic gel test of Sig Sauer's .357 Magnum 125gr V-Crown JHP ammunition fired from a 16-inch Rossi M92 carbine. The test reveals significantly improved performance compared to shorter barrels, with the round achieving substantial penetration and expansion through bare gel and heavy clothing. Notably, the carbine-fired round successfully penetrated Level 3A body armor, showcasing the ballistic advantages of a longer barrel for this caliber and ammunition type.