Videos tagged with Ballistic Soap

This video showcases a demonstration of the Mauser Gewehr 98 rifle at the Royal Armouries Museum. It features the rifle being loaded and fired into a ballistic soap target. The footage also captures the impact effects of the projectile on ballistic gel, illustrating how it simulates terminal ballistics on a human body. The description includes a link to the Royal Armouries' collection database for further exploration of arms and armour.

This video features a demonstration of the Colt Model of 1911 pistol. It showcases the process of loading the firearm and then firing it into a ballistic soap target to observe projectile impact and performance. The video also provides a link to the Royal Armouries collection for further exploration of historical arms.

This video showcases the Lewis Light Machine Gun, specifically the Mark I variant. It demonstrates the process of loading the firearm and then firing it into a ballistic soap target. The description also provides a link to the Royal Armouries collection for further exploration of arms and armor.

This demonstration showcases the Bergmann MP18.1, one of the first practical submachine guns used in combat during WWI. The video details its loading process with a 32-round snail magazine and features live-fire sequences, including full-automatic bursts. High-speed footage captures the weapon's cycling, casing ejection, and projectile impact on ballistic gelatin, offering a detailed look at its mechanics and ballistics.

This demonstration showcases the Webley Mark VI revolver, a historic British service sidearm. It details the loading process using a speedloader, captures high-speed firing footage, and illustrates the double-action capability. The video also features a ballistic gel test of the .455 Webley round and a slow-motion view of the top-break extraction mechanism.

This video showcases the Lebel 1886/93 rifle, a historic firearm. The demonstration includes loading and firing the rifle into ballistic soap, providing a visual representation of its terminal ballistics. Additionally, the video features a slam-fire demonstration on a range, highlighting the operation of the rifle. The description also points viewers to the Royal Armouries collection for further exploration of arms and armor.

This demonstration showcases the historic Lee Enfield SMLE rifle, highlighting its 1903 introduction and .303 British caliber. The video details the loading procedure using stripper clips and features live-fire sequences from a kneeling position, emphasizing the bolt-action mechanism. High-speed footage captures the cycling action, ejection, muzzle flash, and bullet impact on ballistic gel, offering insights into terminal ballistics.