Videos tagged with 223 Ammunition

This video provides a critical assessment of various ammunition brands, distinguishing between reliable options for training and those to avoid due to potential firearm damage. The instructor highlights HSL Ammunition's reloads as a cost-effective and reliable choice for high-volume range practice, while cautioning against Blazer Aluminum and steel-cased 9mm ammunition due to issues like cracked casings and malfunctions that can render firearms inoperable.

AmmoSquared offers a service to help individuals budget and stockpile ammunition over time. Co-founder Danielle Morton explains that the system allows users to set budgets and payment intervals, with ammunition physically stored in their warehouses. This provides a secondary cash location for ammo, mitigating risks like natural disasters and ensuring availability during shortages, while also facilitating consistent training by automating shipments.

Exile Armory showcases a variety of firearms and ammunition, including bulk 9mm, 223, 5.56 green tip, 45 ACP, and 12 gauge. They highlight specific firearm models such as the ATI Mill Sport, Ruger SP101, Springfield XD, Charter Arms revolvers, Sig P229 Legion, and various Kimber pistols. The store also offers Class 3 services with an in-house fingerprint scanner for suppressor and NFA item applications.

This video introduces Bullet Vault as a modern solution for storing and managing ammunition, moving beyond simple loose storage. It highlights the service's ability to store ammunition, allow for trades between calibers (e.g., 9mm to .223), and even buy back ammunition if prices surge, offering a potential profit opportunity. The presenter emphasizes its utility for non-apocalyptic scenarios.

This video showcases a wide variety of firearms and ammunition available at Exile Armory LLC. Amber highlights new arrivals, including pistols like the Engels P35, Diamondback DB9, and Springfield Armory EMP, as well as revolvers and shotguns. Pricing and some specific features, like red dot sights and upgraded triggers, are mentioned for various models. The store also offers layaway options and can order specific items upon request.

Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical provides updates on new merchandise, including "Nods and 911s" and "Weekend Warrior" shirts, and restocked thumb clips. He discusses new gear from Holsun, the PSA Micro Dagger, and the B&T BW C9, offering insights into their functionality and potential applications. The video also touches on ammunition availability and pricing from Ventura Ammunition, highlighting market trends and advising viewers to purchase strategically.

This video discusses potential upcoming restrictions on .223 and 5.56mm ammunition, citing a letter sent by State Attorneys General to the White House. The letter expresses concern over the production and civilian sale of military-grade ammunition from the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant, which supplies a significant portion of the 5.56mm market. The speaker, with an authoritative tone, suggests these actions could lead to reduced availability and increased costs for ammunition.

This video critically examines a New York Times article targeting the US Army's Lake City Ammunition Plant for its commercial sales of 9mm and .223 ammunition. The speaker, identified as an experienced source for Second Amendment news, refutes the article's claims that this ammunition falls into the hands of criminals and is linked to mass shootings. He argues for personal responsibility, stating that inanimate objects are not to blame for criminal acts, and advocates for focusing on holding violent criminals accountable.