Videos tagged with 77gr

This video from 9 Hole Reviews showcases a shooting drill involving "running doubles" at 400 yards, which the presenter acknowledges as a failure. The video title explicitly mentions "@ridgeline_defense LPR" and "shooting 77gr 5.56". The description promotes signing up for newsletters, supporting the channel via Patreon and Rumble, and visiting supporters like Slate Black Industries, offering a discount code. It also directs viewers to a "Practical Accuracy Scoreboard". The content appears to focus on rifle shooting at extended distances and practicing specific shooting techniques.

This video compares the accuracy and velocity of various 5.56mm ammunition brands, specifically AAC, Phantom Defense, IMI, and Hornady, all loaded with 77gr projectiles. The creator is testing these rounds to determine the best value for defensive magazines and stockpiling for "just in case" scenarios. The video also includes personal website, charity, and Patreon links, along with acknowledgments to SST Firearms and a standard disclaimer regarding responsible firearm handling and video content.

This YouTube video, titled "How Much Damage Does 77Gr Do?" by "the last american outlaw," likely focuses on testing the terminal ballistics of 77-grain ammunition. The description provides links to the creator's Instagram and Patreon, suggesting a focus on content creation within the firearms niche. The hashtag #americanoutlaw indicates a potential theme of patriotism or a specific brand identity. The video aims to answer a specific question about ammunition performance, making it relevant for firearm owners interested in ballistics and ammunition effectiveness.

This video discusses the best bullet weight for AR-15 applications and provides a review of AAC 77gr "Open Tip Match" (OTM) ammunition. The creator shares their philosophy on AR-15 ammunition and showcases personal AR systems. The review specifically tests the AAC 77gr OTM load out of two TNP platforms, highlighting it as good ammo at a competitive price. The video also promotes the creator's Patreon for supporting their content and provides links to the reviewed ammo and other related gear.

This video features the LaRue Match Grade Upper, specifically the MK12 "At Home" build. It highlights the impressive grouping capabilities of the rifle, with a reported 0.33" group at 100 yards with 77gr ammunition, excluding a flyer. The content includes B-roll, discussion of the MK12 build, and range test results, concluding with a summary.

This video features Adam comparing the velocities of several popular match ammunition types. He utilizes a 16-inch Radian Model 1 rifle equipped with a Leupold 3x18 optic. The specific ammunition tested includes Magtech 77GR, Fiocchi 77GR, Federal GM Match 77GR, Hornady Black 75GR, Hornady Superformance 75GR, and Hornady ELD Match 73GR. The description also highlights Big Daddy Unlimited as an online gun store.

This video features a gel test of COR-BON's 77gr MPR (TMK) ammunition in .223 Remington. The test, even from a short 10.5" barrel, demonstrates solid performance with significant penetration (14.5"), a retained weight of 37.2gr, and maximum expansion to 0.495". The description confirms the use of the Sierra 77gr Tipped Match King bullet and highlights the ammunition's marketed suitability for match, hunting, and home defense.

This video explores the accuracy potential of the 224 Valkyrie cartridge by testing three different weights of Sierra Match King bullets (69gr, 77gr, and 90gr) using Hodgdon CFE 223 powder. The focus is on achieving precision with this relatively new rifle caliber, continuing the search for optimal loads and bullet combinations.

This video explores the accuracy potential of the 224 Valkyrie cartridge by testing three different Sierra Match King bullet weights (69gr, 77gr, and 90gr) with Alliant Reloder 17 powder. The content focuses on reloading and ballistics to achieve optimal performance with this rifle caliber.

This video focuses on the performance of 77-grain Berger OTM Tactical ammunition in .223 Remington, specifically when loaded with IMR 8208 XBR and Alliant AR-Comp powders. The description indicates a comprehensive analysis of these components for reloading.