Videos tagged with Aguila Super Colibri

This guide details an experiment testing the effectiveness of 20-grain, 590 FPS Aguila Super Colibri .22LR subsonic ammunition against a Firebird M50 reactive target. The experiment, conducted by Civilian Tactical Host, demonstrates that while subsonic rounds may penetrate, full-power .22LR is generally required to detonate such targets. The host, an experienced shooter, highlights safe firearm handling and knowledge of specialized ammunition.

This video compares the power of two distinct .22 LR ammunition types: the very low-power Aguila Super Colibri and the high-velocity CCI Stinger. Using a suppressed Beretta 21A Bobcat, the demonstration highlights the significant difference in terminal ballistics by observing the impact on a pumpkin. The Super Colibri produces minimal damage, while the Stinger creates a much larger, more destructive wound channel, illustrating the vast spectrum of performance within the .22 LR caliber.

This guide, presented by Tom McHale, Editor of American Handgunner Magazine, details how to safely shoot low-power rimfire ammunition like the Aguila Super Colibri in home environments. It covers the ammunition's characteristics, the necessity of manual cycling for semi-automatics, and safety considerations such as barrel length and leading. The guide also highlights suppressed shooting setups for reduced noise.

This video demonstrates a practical test of the Aguila Super Colibri .22 LR ammunition's penetration capabilities using ballistics gelatin. The host, identified as a knowledgeable firearm content creator from Civilian Tactical, compares its performance against standard .22 LR rounds fired from a custom Ruger 10/22. The test highlights the Super Colibri's significantly reduced noise signature and its lesser penetration depth, concluding it may not be suitable for all defensive scenarios based on FBI standards.

This video from A REGULAR GUN GUY provides an informative overview of .22 LR ammunition availability and pricing at Cabela's. The speaker highlights specific brands like Aguila, Blazer, and Winchester, noting price variations between retailers, such as CCI Mini-Mags being more expensive at GAT Guns than Cabela's. The content focuses on consumer-level price comparisons and inventory observation.

This video features a rant about Johnny Depp's portrayal of Tonto, interspersed with shooting a steel plate at 15 yards. The shooter uses Aguila Super Colibri .22LR ammunition, opting not to wear ear protection due to the low noise level. The video also showcases a Smith & Wesson 22A pistol at the end. The creator, from the channel 'BC's Deuce and Guns', plans to continue watching the movie and enjoying it, stating a preference for actors playing themselves. The channel promises more content on reloading, a "Deuce and a half" vehicle, and firearms.