Videos tagged with 60gr V-MAX

This video from Gun Talk Media compares three Black Hills 5.56/.223 ammunition loads: the 77gr TMK for long-distance shooting, the 60gr V-MAX for varmint hunting, and the 62gr Dual Performance, a newer load noted for accuracy and terminal performance. The presenter highlights Black Hills' innovation and consistency, emphasizing maintained velocities for predictable trajectories and impacts. Testing includes shooting on paper at 100 yards and gel blocks to assess terminal ballistics.

This video provides a detailed ballistics gel test comparing the performance of 10.5-inch and 16-inch AR-15 barrels using M193 FMJ and 60gr V-Max ammunition. It highlights significant differences in velocity and terminal ballistics, demonstrating how barrel length impacts bullet performance and fragmentation.

This video compares the performance of 16" and 10.5" barreled AR-15s using 60 grain V-Max bullets. The shooter chronologically tests each rifle's accuracy and velocity at 25 yards, examining the impact and expansion of the varmint rounds on ballistic gel. The video focuses on the practical differences in ballistic performance between the two barrel lengths, providing viewers with data to inform their AR-15 setup choices, particularly for varmint hunting or similar applications.

This video details an accuracy test of the IWI Tavor X95 bullpup rifle at 100 yards, evaluating four different ammunition types: M193 55gr FMJ, M855 62gr steel core, Hornady 75gr HPBT Superformance Match, and a 60gr V-MAX handload. The M193 ammunition yielded the best group size, suggesting the X95 may favor lighter bullets. The presenter notes the rifle's inherent limitations as a bullpup without a free-floated barrel but concludes it's an accurate battle rifle.

This YouTube video focuses on a specific firearms-related topic: handloading ammunition. The title "223 60gr V-max BL-C2 Load" indicates a detailed look at creating a .223 Remington cartridge using a 60-grain V-Max projectile and BL-C2 gunpowder. While the description is empty, the title alone suggests content related to reloading practices, powder selection, bullet types, and potentially ballistic performance for this particular load. This is valuable information for rifle enthusiasts interested in handloading their own ammunition for their AR-15 or other compatible firearms.