Videos tagged with Atomic Ammunition

This video tests the performance of three different suppressors: KGM R30K, KGM R30 Standard, and a Thunder Beast Magnum Can. The test involves evaluating point of impact shift and accuracy with both subsonic and supersonic ammunition at various distances (50, 100, and 200 yards). The instructor notes subtle differences in POI shift and accuracy between the suppressors, with the Thunder Beast Magnum Can showing slightly improved accuracy.

This video provides a hands-on review of the Bullet Seeker Mach 4 chronograph, demonstrating its setup and performance with a suppressed Sig Sauer Cross rifle chambered in .308 Winchester, firing subsonic ammunition. The presenter highlights the chronograph's ability to accurately capture velocities even in challenging conditions, comparing its ease of use and effectiveness to other chronographs like the Labradar.

This video tests the accuracy of Atomic .308 subsonic ammunition (175gr HPBT) from a factory Sig Sauer Cross rifle with a Dead Air Sandman-K suppressor. At 50 yards, the rifle achieved a 0.3-inch group (approx. 0.5 MOA), demonstrating impressive precision. However, at 100 yards, the group expanded to around 2 inches with a significant drop, potentially due to optic limitations like parallax and a fixed reticle not optimized for subsonic .308. The instructor plans a follow-up test with a dedicated precision rifle scope.

This video provides an in-depth ballistic gel test of various .45 ACP ammunition types, focusing on "most powerful" rounds based on energy and expansion. The instructor meticulously tests rounds from brands like Buffalo Bore, Underwood, Atomic, and Federal Gold Dot, comparing their performance in both synthetic and organic ballistic gelatin. The results highlight differences in expansion, penetration, and wound cavity creation, offering valuable insights for self-defense and tactical applications.

This video demonstrates a comparative test of subsonic and supersonic .300 Blackout ammunition fired from an AR pistol with an 8.5-inch barrel. The test utilizes clay blocks to visually assess the terminal performance of each ammunition type. The presenter, an experienced shooter, highlights the significant difference in impact energy and projectile effect between the two loads.

This expert guide details a ballistic test of the Safe Life Defense Level 3A body armor. It covers setup, ammunition selection, firing procedures, and evaluation of performance against various threats, including a high-velocity round that penetrated the armor. The review also touches on the vest's comfort, concealability, and value, offering practical insights for potential buyers.