Videos tagged with 500 Linebaugh

This entry details the custom revolver work of John Linebaugh, focusing on his powerful .500 and .475 Linebaugh cartridges and their development. It highlights the technical features engineered for extreme recoil management, such as custom cylinders and sights, and discusses their application in big game hunting. The legacy of Linebaugh's pistolsmithing is also touched upon, noting his son's continuation of the craft.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio's after-show covers a wide range of firearms topics, from high-caliber lever-action rifles like the Bighorn Armory 500 Linebaugh to discussions on the Ruger 10/22 Magnum and AR pistols. The hosts also touch on classic movie firearms, the history of the 22 WMR cartridge, and offer advice on firearm purchases for younger shooters. The conversation highlights the diverse interests within the firearms community, spanning historical pieces to modern tactical options.

This video features an expert comparison between the .500 S&W Magnum and the .500 Linebaugh calibers, presented by Kentucky Ballistics. The comparison includes detailed shooting tests on various materials like steel, catalogs, VCT tiles, and cinder blocks, highlighting differences in recoil, penetration, and destructive power. The presenter, Scott, demonstrates high authority in ballistics testing and firearm entertainment.

This video provides an expert-level look at the powerful Magnum Research BFR revolver chambered in 500 Linebaugh, a caliber rarely seen in production firearms. Lead Firearms Instructor Scott from Kentucky Ballistics demonstrates its capabilities through extensive range testing with various Buffalo Bore loads, offering detailed ballistic data and recoil analysis. The content is highly informative for those interested in large-caliber handguns for hunting or wilderness protection.

This guide details a practical test of two of the world's largest revolvers: the Magnum Research BFR 500 Linebaugh and the Smith & Wesson Model 500. It focuses on comparing their projectile penetration capabilities using different ammunition types, including hollow points and heavy solid lead bullets, as demonstrated by enthusiast Edwin Sarkissian. The testing highlights significant differences in terminal ballistics based on bullet construction and weight.