Videos tagged with Backfire LLC

This video explores the 6.5-06 wildcat cartridge, a modification of the .30-06 case necked down to accept a 6.5mm bullet. The presenter demonstrates its use with a Remington 700 rifle platform, highlighting the cartridge's potential and showcasing live fire results. The review emphasizes the unique nature of this handloaded round and its performance characteristics.

This review showcases a customized lever-action rifle designed for extreme quietness. By utilizing a suppressor and subsonic ammunition (traveling under 1,100 fps), the firearm significantly reduces noise, making the impact sound louder than the gunshot. The demonstration highlights its effectiveness in a desert shooting environment.

This YouTube video features a "Texas Star Drill" performed by an Olympic shooter. The description highlights affiliate links for recommended gear, specifically mentioning hearing protection, scopes, and rifles. It also clarifies that the Backfire YouTube Channel is operated by Backfire LLC, a Utah-based company. The content likely focuses on the demonstration of shooting proficiency with this specific drill, showcasing the skill of an Olympic-level athlete.

This video showcases the impressive capabilities of the .300 Norma Magnum cartridge, specifically in a custom rifle build. The demonstration includes successful cold bore shots at 600, 800, and 1,000 yards, highlighting the rifle's accuracy and the cartridge's power. Key components of the custom rifle are detailed, including the Berger 245 Hybrid load, Defiance action, 30-inch Brux barrel, McMillan A5 stock, and Nightforce ATACR scope.

This video pits a budget-friendly $300 rifle against a high-end $3,000 custom build to see which performs better in real-world hunting conditions. It explores the capabilities of firearms, likely focusing on accuracy, reliability, and practical application for hunters. The description also includes affiliate links to the creator's preferred gear, such as hearing protection and scopes, and points viewers to SDI's firearms programs.

This video challenges experienced shooters to prove their ethical hunting distances, revealing a surprisingly low 36% hit rate across various scenarios. It highlights the significant drop in accuracy at longer ranges (500-600 yards) and the difficulty of unsupported shots, even at closer distances. The content emphasizes that hunting rifles require specific training distinct from heavy precision rifles.

This video compares the penetration power of a .50 BMG rifle against a .416 Ruger 'elephant gun' using 9,000 sheets of paper. The .50 BMG significantly outperformed the .416 Ruger, penetrating 3,985 sheets compared to the .416 Ruger's 1,923 sheets. The test highlights the distinct ballistic capabilities of these large-caliber firearms.

This video details a $1,000 accuracy challenge where participants aim for a 1 MOA group at 100 yards. It then transitions to a long-range competition at 400-1000 yards, showcasing various custom rifles and calibers like 6 Dasher, 6mm GT, 22 DPC, and 300 Norma AI. Competitors like Jim, Tyler, Matt, and Adam demonstrate high-level marksmanship and advanced equipment, with Tyler setting a new world record.

The Backfire Accuracy Challenge tested competitors at distances up to 1,000 yards with varying rifle builds and bonus point criteria. Willem Pietsch ultimately won the inaugural challenge by hitting a 1 MOA target in a tie-breaker against Zach. The event highlighted the performance differences between custom and factory rifles, and the impact of accessories like suppressors on accuracy.

This video, titled "Elephant Gun vs Pumpkins," likely features a demonstration or comparison involving a large-caliber firearm, colloquially referred to as an "elephant gun," and its impact on pumpkins. The description highlights affiliate links for hearing protection, rifle scopes, and favorite rifles, suggesting the content will also touch upon firearm-related gear and potentially reviews or recommendations. The channel is operated by Backfire LLC, a Utah-based company.

This video features a "rifle out of the box" being tested at 1000 yards. The description highlights affiliate links to recommended gear, including hearing protection and preferred scopes and rifles, suggesting a review or initial impressions of new firearm equipment. The content is produced by Backfire LLC, a Utah-based company.

This YouTube video, titled 'The Perfect .22 Rifle?', promises a comprehensive review of a .22 caliber rifle. While the full review is linked in the comments, the description highlights affiliate links to the creator's preferred gear, including hearing protection, scopes, and rifles. The channel is operated by Backfire LLC, based in Utah. The content appears to be focused on firearm reviews and gear recommendations for enthusiasts.