Videos tagged with Ammunition Inspection

This video outlines a comprehensive 'War Council' checklist for personal and family readiness, emphasizing defensive preparedness. Key actions include meticulous firearm and ammunition inspection, zeroing of primary weapons, ensuring essential gear like body armor and medical supplies are ready, and conducting emergency drills. The speaker stresses the importance of legal self-defense and maintaining a high state of readiness.

This video details how to handle defective ammunition discovered after purchase. It emphasizes inspecting individual cartridges, particularly the casing neck, for machine marks or divots. If a defect is found, the primary action is to contact the ammunition manufacturer directly, providing purchase details and lot numbers from the box, as most retailers have a strict 'all sales final' policy on ammunition.

This video provides guidance on whether old ammunition is safe to shoot. It emphasizes visual inspection of the projectile, casing, and primer for signs of corrosion or damage. While old ammo can be safe if stored properly, the instructor advises against using it for self-defense and recommends it primarily for training and range practice.

This video provides a satisfying, ASMR-focused unboxing of a 1000-round can of 5.56x45mm M193 Ball ammunition manufactured by IVI in 2023. The creator demonstrates proper handling of a sealed ammo can, inspects the headstamp for verification, and showcases the contents, including 20-round boxes. The focus is on the tactile and auditory experience of opening and examining the ammunition.

This expert guide from Vampire Guns details the severe dangers of firing ammunition with recessed bullets ('palla affondata'). The video demonstrates how this condition can lead to catastrophic overpressure, destroying firearms like the Beretta APX and potentially injuring the shooter. It emphasizes the critical importance of visual ammunition inspection to prevent such failures.

This guide details the technique for firing a Baikal Over/Under Shotgun, emphasizing safe loading, firing, and ejection procedures. It highlights the importance of proper ammunition inspection and adherence to safety protocols, as demonstrated by an instructor with high authority.

This video details how to identify and address defective ammunition, specifically a machine mark on a cartridge neck. It emphasizes contacting the manufacturer directly for resolution, as most retailers have a 'no returns' policy on ammunition. The process involves providing purchase details and lot numbers, and the resolution time can vary significantly.

This video showcases Mabema Vision Tech's automated ammunition inspection system demonstrated at Shot Show 2024. The machine uses advanced cameras and image processing to inspect ammunition for defects, replacing manual quality assurance. It can handle various calibers from 9mm to large hunting rounds and both brass and live ammunition, offering adjustable quality thresholds for different customer needs.

This guide details the methodical disassembly and analysis of vintage Baikal 12-gauge shotgun cartridges manufactured in the USSR. It covers inspection of the shell, weighing and measuring the shot, examining internal components, and performing a controlled gunpowder burn test. The process emphasizes technical precision and careful handling of aged ammunition, reflecting a high level of expertise in ammunition evaluation.

This video provides a detailed inspection and initial breakdown of 11 different 410 commercial slug loads. The presenter, collaborating with Buckeye Ballistics, meticulously examines the exterior of each shell, including headstamps and slug appearance, before physically cutting them apart to prepare for future measurement and weighing. This initial phase focuses on cataloging the variety of slugs and shells available for the 410.

This guide details the process of unboxing and performing an initial inspection of bulk ammunition, as demonstrated by Civilian Tactical. It covers comparing quantities, verifying specifications like caliber, bullet type, and velocity, noting packaging details, and performing a visual check of the rounds. Proper handling and safety precautions are emphasized throughout the unboxing process.

This guide details the disassembly and inspection of vintage Baikal 12/70 shotgun shells, as demonstrated by a technical expert. It covers weighing shot and wad, measuring pellet size, and performing a powder burn test to assess propellant integrity. The methodical approach and use of precision tools highlight a high level of technical demonstration.