Videos tagged with 25mm

This video captures a humorous reaction to a military convoy incident where an LAV-25 experienced an engine fire and subsequently crashed into a parked car. Nikko Ortiz satirically comments on the situation, referencing potential Article 15 punishments and parking violations. The content highlights military vehicle mishaps and the creator's commentary style.

This video details the manufacturing and application of the 25mm M919 APFSDST round. It showcases the CNC machining of the penetrator and 3D printing of sabot components, followed by manual assembly. Technical animations reveal a muzzle velocity of 1420 m/s and a depleted uranium penetrator, with combat footage demonstrating its real-world effectiveness.

This video details the assembly of the 25mm M919 APFSDS-T round for the M2 Bradley IFV. It covers the critical steps of attaching the fin assembly to the penetrator, fitting the sabot petals for a flight seal, and installing the obturator for a gas-tight seal. The final step shows the projectile being inserted into the 25mm cartridge case, highlighting the precision required for this advanced military ammunition.

This short clip captures a humorous moment where a Light Armored Vehicle (LAV-25) is driven erratically, damaging a lawn. The reaction highlights the potential for property damage and the likely disciplinary action from superiors, adding a comedic layer to military vehicle operations.

This video explores the future of firearms, moving beyond sci-fi concepts to practical innovations. It highlights the potential of advanced ammunition like airburst rounds and examines programs like the NGSW, which is shifting towards battle rifle platforms in 6.8mm. The discussion also touches on historical attempts like caseless ammunition and the impact of modern drone technology.

This video showcases a cutaway of the 25mm M910 TPDS-T ammunition, a projectile utilized by the Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle. The description highlights its use in army tanks and includes hashtags related to the military and army, indicating a focus on military hardware and ordnance.

This YouTube video centers around a giveaway of 25mm Bushmaster shells, framed as a challenge with announced winners. While the description is brief, the title clearly indicates a focus on firearms ammunition and a giveaway event, suggesting potential content related to the Bushmaster platform or the specific caliber.

This video showcases the immense size of a 25mm round, comparing it to .308 Winchester and .50 BMG. The host highlights that 25mm rounds are typically fired from autocannons like the M242 Bushmaster, not standard rifles. Footage of an autocannon firing is shown, with a call to action for 50,000 likes to see the host fire one himself. A promotion for Sportsman's Guide with a discount code is also included.

This video focuses on the 25mm M910 TPDS-T (Tank-Destroyer, Pyrotechnic, Discarding Sabot - Tracer) projectile, specifically highlighting its use in the Bradley Fighting Vehicle. The title and description also indicate a potential sale aspect and broader military and ordnance themes, hinting at the powerful ammunition employed in modern armored warfare.

This video provides a detailed breakdown of a German 25x137mm APDS (Armor-Piercing Discarding Sabot) round, specifically the DM54 variant used with the M242 Bushmaster cannon. It visually demonstrates the disassembly process, highlighting the tungsten penetrator and the sabot mechanism. The content emphasizes the specialized nature of this military-grade ammunition and its construction for high-velocity armor penetration.

This video provides an unboxing of 25mm APDS ammunition for the M242 Bushmaster chain gun, commonly found on the Bradley Fighting Vehicle. It showcases the protective container, inert training rounds, and live APDS rounds, highlighting the caliber and type of ammunition.

This video provides a detailed, non-verbal disassembly of a 25mm SAPHEI-T (Semi-Armor Piercing High Explosive Incendiary Tracer) round. It showcases the projectile's components, including the fuse assembly, and demonstrates the process of removing and disassembling the nose fuse. The content highlights the technical nature of military ordnance and the precision involved in its construction.