Videos tagged with A-MAX

This video focuses on advanced testing of Hodgdon CFE BLK powder for 300 Blackout ammunition. The focus is on achieving heavy supersonic loads using two specific bullet types: the Hornady 168gr A-MAX and the Sierra 175gr Match King. The content dives into the performance characteristics of these heavier projectiles in the 300 Blackout cartridge, likely exploring aspects like velocity, accuracy, and potential applications for such loads.

This video, part of a series on loading ammunition, focuses on the 26th episode which details the process of loading the 300 Blackout (300 Blk) caliber. Specifically, it highlights the use of 208-grain Hornady A-MAX bullets. The content is geared towards reloaders and firearm enthusiasts interested in handloading for this popular rifle cartridge, offering insights into bullet selection and the loading process.

This YouTube video, "Loading 300 Blackout - ep 5 - More supersonic load workup for 168gr A-Max," is the fifth installment in a series focused on handloading ammunition. The episode specifically details the process of working up supersonic loads for the .300 Blackout cartridge, utilizing 168-grain A-Max bullets. This content is aimed at individuals interested in reloading, precision rifle shooting, and understanding ammunition performance characteristics for the .300 Blackout platform.

This video showcases the terminal ballistics of the Barrett .50 BMG rifle using Hornady 750-grain A-MAX ammunition fired into ballistics gel. The testing, conducted in super slow-motion, reveals the bullet's performance at different penetration depths. Notably, the round passed through a 16-inch block intact but began fragmenting around 18-19 inches into a 32-inch setup, demonstrating significant energy transfer and projectile breakup.