Videos tagged with 147 Grain Ammunition

This video details the reliability performance of a Gen 6 Glock 17 after a 6,000-round test. The testing involved removing stock lubrication and subjecting the firearm to austere conditions, including periods of neglect. The protocol included dry and wet tests using 124 and 147-grain ammunition, with the gun not being deliberately cleaned throughout the process.

This video tests the sound signature of the SilencerCo Spectre 9 suppressor on a 9mm MP5 platform with a 9-inch barrel, using 147-grain ammunition. The audio is captured at approximately 25-30 yards and then at 100 yards to demonstrate the sound reduction at different distances when unsuppressed. The test aims to provide an auditory reference for the suppressor's performance.

This video showcases the CZ Shadow 2 Compact equipped with a 3-port Rapture Tactical ported barrel system. The demonstration highlights the pistol's performance during rapid firing with 147-grain ammunition, with the speaker noting the significant reduction in muzzle rise. The setup includes a red dot optic, indicating a focus on competition or performance shooting.

This video details a comprehensive 6,000-round handgun testing protocol designed to assess reliability and service life. The process includes specific tests like water submersion and dry firing, with defined permissible stoppage rates for various ammunition types. The instructor emphasizes objective data collection over subjective feel to provide a consistent evaluation of firearms.

The GForce Arms Blade6 is presented as a high-value pistol caliber carbine, offering features like Glock magazine compatibility, an all-metal construction, and a last-round bolt hold open at an aggressive price point. The reviewer highlights its impressive fit and finish, comparing it favorably to more expensive options, while also addressing initial concerns with the bolt hold open and stock wobble on pre-production models, noting that GeForce Arms is actively incorporating feedback for production runs. The firearm is deemed reliable with various ammunition types and suppressor use, making it a compelling option for budget-conscious buyers.

This comprehensive review by Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical delves into the Atlas Gun Works Ares Commander, a 4.25-inch double-stack 1911/2011 pistol. The video highlights its premium build, performance with both ported and non-ported variants, and effectiveness in various shooting drills. Barrera, an experienced firearms instructor, provides detailed insights into recoil management, accuracy, and the overall value proposition of this high-end firearm.

The discussion covers various firearms-related topics, including ammunition effectiveness, handgun comparisons, and firearm maintenance. The speaker, identified as The Yankee Marshal, offers insights based on his experience, particularly regarding the performance of different 9mm ammunition types and the maintenance of revolvers. The conversation also touches on broader topics like gun control and YouTube's terms of service.