Videos tagged with 147gr

This YouTube video focuses on an MP5 firearm, highlighting its performance with a suppressor and using the phrase "BS Squirts" which likely refers to visual effects or results from shooting. The title mentions "killed the TARGET!" and includes various hashtags related to airsoft, firearms, and ammunition. The video appears to be a demonstration or range-focused content showcasing the MP5 in action with specific ammunition.

This video focuses on the practical application of appendix concealed carry, specifically demonstrating a fast draw technique while wearing a shirt. It addresses common challenges like a shirt being too long and offers advice on avoiding mistakes during concealed carry draws. The description also includes a discussion of ammunition preferences, asking for recommendations for 115+p+, 124+p+, and 147+p+ rounds, and mentions "G2," likely referring to a Glock model or a specific product.

This video explores the effectiveness of slide porting on a CZ Shadow 2 Compact for Everyday Carry (EDC) applications. The presenter, Justin from Cerebral Firearms, tested a ported CZ Shadow 2 Compact with three ports to determine if this modification significantly impacts recoil and muzzle rise. The results indicate that even three ports can make a noticeable difference, contributing to a more comfortable shooting experience, especially with hotter ammunition loads.

This YouTube video focuses on "SuperVel 147gr Hush Puppy" ammunition. The title suggests a potential review or demonstration of this specific subsonic ammunition, likely highlighting its suppressed shooting capabilities given the "Hush Puppy" moniker and the "🤫" emoji. The content would likely appeal to firearm owners interested in suppressed firearms, subsonic rounds, and potentially pistol calibers suitable for such applications.

This short YouTube video from Magpul showcases the AMAG 17 SG9 magazine, noting a stiffness issue at the 17-round capacity. The video also mentions the use of HOP Munitions 147gr Poly ammunition, implying a potential interaction or test involving this specific ammo type with the magazine. The content is brief, likely intended for quick sharing on the platform.

This video features a ballistic gel test of 9mm Federal 147gr HST ammunition fired from a 7.72" CZ Scorpion pistol-caliber carbine. The test aims to provide educational material for law enforcement officers selecting duty ammunition, evaluating penetration, retained weight, and expansion through bare gel and heavy clothing. High-speed camera footage from a Phantom V642 is used to capture the performance, with detailed data on velocities also provided. The video explicitly states it does not sell firearms or accessories and adheres to YouTube policies.

This expert-level guide details a test of Speer 147gr Gold Dot 9mm ammunition fired from a CZ Scorpion. The analysis focuses on whether the load remains subsonic and its terminal ballistics, utilizing ballistic gel and high-speed imaging. The test reveals the ammunition's performance characteristics, including penetration, expansion, and velocity from the specific firearm platform.

This video details a comprehensive ballistic gel test of Federal 9mm 147gr HST ammunition, focusing on its performance from a short-barreled concealed carry pistol. Expert analysis covers penetration, expansion, and retained weight in both bare gel and through heavy clothing, comparing it to Speer Gold Dot. The instructor emphasizes the challenges of achieving optimal expansion with heavy bullets from short barrels and through barriers, providing valuable insights for defensive ammunition selection.

This video features a ballistic gel test of Speer 9mm 147gr Gold Dot ammunition fired from a Smith & Wesson Shield with a 3.1" barrel. The test measures penetration, expansion, retained weight, and velocity through both bare gel and heavy clothing. The video highlights the performance of this ammunition for concealed carry purposes and thanks its sponsors, Ventura Munitions and BLACKHAWK!.

This video presents a high-definition ballistic gel test of the 147gr Winchester Ranger ammunition, specifically the Bonded Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) variant. The test is conducted using an M&P 9mm pistol and Clear Ballistics Gel. The description includes links to the creator's social media profiles.