Videos tagged with 62 Grain

This YouTube Shorts video focuses on slow-motion footage of a 62-grain projectile impacting ballistic gelatin. The visual emphasis is on observing the projectile's behavior and terminal ballistics upon impact in extreme slow motion, providing a detailed look at the wound channel and projectile expansion or integrity. The video is concise, designed for quick consumption on the Shorts platform.

This content details a successful predator hunting trip focusing on coyotes using suppressed Trilexia rifles. Key strategies include utilizing the sun to blind targets, staying in shadows, and accounting for wind. The hunt highlights effective calling techniques and precision shooting with bolt-action rifles, resulting in multiple coyote harvests, including a notable 'Christmas Eve Triple'.

This video focuses on the "First Shots" with Fiocchi's new 5.7x28mm ammunition, launched at the 5.7 Fest. The description highlights Fiocchi's commitment to increasing the availability of 5.7x28mm ammo, a factor previously limiting the caliber's popularity. It details two new 300-round value packs for 2024: one with 40-grain FMJ and 40-grain hollowpoint for self-defense, and another with 62-grain subsonic FMJ for suppressed shooting. The video also touches on the growing availability of firearms in this caliber, like Ruger's affordable options, suggesting the 5.7x28mm round is becoming more accessible.

This YouTube video showcases a ballistic gel test of various 5.56mm ammunition rounds. The video details the testing setup, including the rifle used, and then proceeds to test different bullet weights and types, including 62 Grain, 62 Grain A1, 77 Grain SMK, 55 Grain, 70 Grain Barnes, and Defiant TCX rounds. The results are analyzed, with a section on using a dummy head for testing and a brief demonstration of "bump fire." The video also includes mentions of optics, a discount code, and social media/Patreon links.

This video tests Hornady's new 22 ARC ammunition, featuring a 62-grain bullet that achieves over 3,000 feet per second. The description highlights the round's capability for a flat trajectory extending beyond 250 yards, suggesting it's a performance-oriented cartridge for rifle platforms. It implies a 'first shots' or initial evaluation scenario for this specific ammunition.

This video from 704 Tactical announces a special Columbus Day sale for Ammo+ members at Target Sports USA. The sale, running from October 4th to 9th, offers 10% off select ammunition with free shipping and no minimum order. The speaker highlights New Republic ammunition, an in-house brand from Target Sports USA, noting its good performance and value.

The AAC Sabre Black Tip 5.56 NATO ammunition line offers affordable defensive options with impressive performance. All three tested weights (55, 62, and 75 grain) met or approached FBI penetration standards, demonstrating consistent expansion and significant wound cavities in ballistic gel tests. The ammunition also proved highly reliable, with zero malfunctions reported over 1500+ rounds, and offered excellent accuracy, particularly the 62 and 75 grain variants.

This YouTube video focuses on a Trijicon Credo 2-10x scope used on a general purpose rifle. The rifle is chambered in 5.56mm and fired with 62-grain green tip ammunition. The video features two shooters engaging targets at 500 yards, highlighting the performance of the scope and ammunition combination at this distance. It appears to be a practical demonstration and evaluation of the gear in a shooting scenario.

This review demonstrates the practical accuracy of the M16A4 with iron sights out to 500 yards using a BCM upper and Magtech 62gr ammunition. Despite challenges with wind and elevation, the shooter achieved consistent hits, highlighting the effectiveness of traditional carry handle sights for extended range engagements when proper technique is applied. The analysis includes a statistical breakdown of hit percentages and discusses ammunition performance.

Understanding rifle twist rate is crucial for optimal bullet stabilization and accuracy, especially at longer ranges. Different twist rates (1:9, 1:8, 1:7) are best suited for specific bullet weights in 5.56 NATO cartridges. A 1:9 twist is good for 55g and 62g, 1:8 is versatile, and 1:7 excels with heavier 77g rounds.

This episode of Guns & Gear Season 7 features Jessica Brooks-Stevens from Barnes Bullets showcasing new additions to their VOR-TX ammunition line. The featured products include 5.56mm ammunition in 62 and 70 grain TSX, and .300 AAC Blackout TAC-TX. The video also provides a general overview of the Guns & Gear show, its format including interviews and demonstrations, and its broadcast schedule on Pursuit Channel and Sportsman Channel.

This video from Brownells showcases a 420-round ammo can of Federal 5.56mm 62 grain ammunition. It highlights the packaging and quantity of the ammunition, with a call to action to visit Brownells' video website for more information. The content is focused on a specific ammunition product aimed at firearm owners.