Videos tagged with 140gr

This video focuses on testing 140-grain Hornady Match BTHP ammunition in a 6.5 PRC rifle, specifically evaluating its performance with Reloder 26 powder. The content appears to be a range test or performance evaluation of this ammunition and powder combination for the 6.5 PRC cartridge. It will likely appeal to reloaders and shooters interested in precision rifle cartridges and handloading.

This video compares two popular 140-grain rifle projectiles: Hornady ELD-M and Berger Target Hybrid. The content emphasizes that true ammo testing requires solid marksmanship fundamentals, as group performance can be misleading when using sleds that don't reflect practical shooting scenarios. The creator encourages viewer engagement through likes, subscriptions, and comments, and promotes their Patreon-like "Shooters Club" for exclusive perks and provides links to training events, discounts, and affiliate products. Social media links are also included.

This video reviews the Thompson Center "Performance Center" 6.5 Creedmoor LRR (Long Range Rifle). The reviewer highlights its well-built construction and smooth action, showcasing an impressive 0.8" 5-shot group at 100 yards using Hornady ELD Match 140gr ammunition. However, a significant drawback noted is the frustrating requirement to remove the rear stock for bolt removal. The review focuses on accuracy and user experience, offering a detailed look at this specific rifle model and its performance with particular ammunition.

This video focuses on testing the 140-grain Speer Gold Dot ammunition in a 6.5 Creedmoor rifle. The content includes an examination of the accuracy and expansion characteristics of this specific ammunition. The description also provides links to the creator's Instagram and Patreon pages for further engagement.

This TFB TV video tests Ventura Munitions' 10mm loads featuring Lehigh Defense projectiles against Level 3A armor. Both the 115gr Extreme Defender and 140gr Extreme Penetrator successfully penetrated the aramid plate, exceeding expectations. An experiment with a backward-seated bullet demonstrated that nose geometry and frontal surface area are critical for defeating armor, rather than just velocity or weight.