Videos tagged with 7N6

This demonstration by Civilian Tactical showcases the significant terminal ballistic differences between standard 5.45x39mm ammunition and the 7N6 'poison bullet'. Through ballistic gelatin testing, the video illustrates how the 7N6 round's design causes immediate tumbling and yaw, leading to a dramatic energy dump and a much larger wound cavity compared to the standard round. The instructor's expertise is evident in the controlled testing and clear explanation of the observed phenomena.

This video delves into the controversial 7N6 ammunition, often dubbed the "poisonous" bullet. It examines the Soviet-designed round's construction, terminal ballistics through tests with ballistic gel and water jugs, and compares its performance against standard FMJ ammunition. The content also explores the legality of 7N6, its supposed bypassing of international laws like the Geneva Convention, and debunks myths surrounding its "poisonous" nature. The AK-74 is highlighted as the primary firearm chambered for this round, with a comparison to 5.56mm Green Tip ammunition also featured.

This video provides a detailed comparison of 5.56x45mm NATO and 5.45x39mm cartridges, focusing on their penetration capabilities against mild steel targets. The host, demonstrating high expertise in ballistics testing, uses chronographs and precise measurements to analyze velocity, energy, and penetration depth. The M855 variant of the 5.56x45mm NATO cartridge showed superior performance in breaching thicker steel.

This YouTube video tests the lethality of the 5.45x39 7n6 "Poison Bullet" on a zombie head. The description also includes multiple affiliate links for ear protection, ballistic dummy lab products, and an unspecified sponsor related to crime protection. The video creator encourages viewers to support the channel through Patreon or PayPal and provides links to their Instagram.

The Garand Thumb video thoroughly tests the Russian 7N6 5.45x39mm 'Poison Bullet', demonstrating its extreme terminal ballistics due to immediate yawing and tumbling in ballistic gel. Compared to the M855, the 7N6 creates a more violent wound channel. The video also debunks the ATF's 'armor-piercing' classification, showing the round fails to penetrate soft armor, arguing the ban was based on a technicality.

This video discusses the impact of the Russian import ban on 5.45x39 caliber AK rifles. The ban is expected to significantly reduce the availability of these firearms and their ammunition in the US market, which had seen a resurgence in popularity. The presenter speculates that this situation will likely lead to an increased demand and market for AK-pattern rifles chambered in 5.56mm. The video also promotes various MAC channels and sponsors.

This video features TacticalDoodle and Nutnfancy discussing the relevance and viability of the AK-74 platform and its 5.45x39mm caliber in today's firearms market. They delve into the caliber's ballistics, compare it to the dominant 5.56x45mm, and examine the strengths of the AK-74 platform, including its shootability and potential advantages during ammunition shortages. The discussion covers Russian military ammunition like 7N6, penetration tests, and the accuracy of stamped receiver AKs. The video also touches on the impact of import restrictions on the availability of Russian ammunition and highlights the usefulness of Magpul Zukhov furniture for the AK platform. It includes extensive in-field shooting drills and testing.

This video tests the ballistic capabilities of Shot Stop's lightweight, Level III+ UHMWPE backpack armor panel. The armor is rated for 7.62x51mm M80 FMJ, but the test goes further, evaluating its performance against multiple rifle rounds including 7.62x39mm M67, 5.45x39mm 7n6, 5.56x45mm M193, and 5.56x45mm M855. High-speed camera footage is used to capture the impact events.

This video features a "torture test" of a Level IV Stand Alone Armor plate from Trenton Tactical. The test involves battering the plate with various rifle calibers including 7N6 5.45x39, M855 5.56x45, 7.62x39, and 7.62x54r Steel Core ammunition. The description encourages viewers to check out the product on the Trenton Tactical website.

This YouTube video features a comprehensive test and review of AR500 Armor's Level III body armor plates. The reviewer fires various calibers, including M855, 7N6, .308, and 7.62x54R rounds, at the armor to demonstrate its performance and protective capabilities. The video also includes promotional links for 1776 United Shirts and the reviewer's social media channels.

This Shop Talk episode addresses the 7N6 ammunition ban, reassuring viewers that the 5.45x39 caliber remains viable due to ample commercial ammo availability. The discussion highlights the ballistic advantages of 5.45x39 over 7.62x39, including reduced recoil and a flatter trajectory. A Waffen Werks AK-74 with a milled receiver is showcased as a strong option.

This video, titled "7N6 Ammogate - Breaking News!", addresses recent YouTube policy changes that have led to the removal of all external links from their video descriptions. The creator directs viewers to a specific webpage on their site (akoperatorsunionlocal4774.com) where they can find the missing links. The video also promotes their Patreon page for further support.