Videos tagged with Barnaul Ammunition

This video debunks the common myth of the AK-47 being inherently inaccurate compared to the M16. Through controlled testing and analysis of archival footage, the host demonstrates that the mechanical accuracy of both platforms is far closer than popularly believed. The M16 platform, represented by a Colt SP-1, achieved 3.1 MOA, while a Polytech AK-47S (Type 56 clone) achieved 3.4 MOA, and even 2.4 MOA with optimization. The host, exhibiting high authority, uses technical data and MOA measurements to present a compelling case against the long-standing AK inaccuracy narrative.

This video demonstrates the significant impact of ammunition choice on muzzle flash when using a suppressed Sig Spear LT in 7.62x39mm. Different ammunition types, including steel-cased Wolf, Barnaul, and brass-cased Hornady loads, produced vastly different flash signatures, highlighting the importance of selecting appropriate ammo for suppressed shooting applications where reduced signature is critical. The presenter emphasizes that even with a high-quality suppressor, ammunition plays a crucial role in mitigating flash.

This video from 9-Hole Reviews details a practical accuracy test of a Yugo M70AB2 AK variant, chambered in 7.62x39mm, out to 500 yards using iron sights. The expert analysis highlights the rifle's unique Yugoslavian engineering, non-chrome-lined barrel, and surprising capability despite its surplus origins. The test demonstrates effective use of iron sights at extended ranges, with specific attention paid to ammunition, historical context, and the challenges of an under-folder stock.

This review of YAF and Barnaul .410 slugs highlights significant performance issues. The Barnaul ammunition exhibited light primer strikes and failure to eject in a Rossi youth model shotgun, suggesting hard primers. While the YAF slugs showed better reliability, both ammunition types demonstrated poor accuracy at 25 yards, with groups ranging from 5-6 inches for YAF and a 3-inch group for Barnaul at the same distance, making them unsuitable for longer ranges.

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast discusses President Biden's executive order banning Russian ammunition imports. Charlie Brown, President of MKS Supply and importer of Barnaul Steel-Case Ammunition, joins host Brent T. Wheat to explain the reasons behind the ban and its impact on American shooters. The conversation also delves into the myths and realities surrounding steel-cased ammunition, which represents a significant portion of the U.S. market.

This video discusses the US State Department's ban on Russian firearm and ammunition imports, effective September 7th. While acknowledging the immediate market impact and potential for panic buying, the speaker advises a 'wait and see' approach. Key takeaways include the two-year grace period for current importers like Barnaul, Wolf, and Tula, and speculation about American companies filling the void, particularly for calibers like 5.45x39.

This video discusses the Biden administration's ban on the import of Russian-made ammunition and firearms. The speaker, Reno May, explains the significant implications for firearm owners, particularly those who own AK-pattern rifles, due to the reliance on affordable steel-cased Russian ammunition. The ban is expected to drastically increase ammunition prices and reduce availability in the United States.

This video details a practical accuracy test of a Two Rivers Arms reproduction of the Iraqi Tabuk Sniper rifle. The drill involves engaging targets from 150 to 800 yards with 7.62x39mm ammunition, highlighting the rifle's capabilities and limitations, particularly concerning its scope and cartridge performance at extended ranges. The analysis is presented with an analytical and historically informative tone by experienced firearms instructors.

This video features a discussion between Hank Strange and Johnny B about adapting to lockdown conditions, focusing on firearms-related content creation and personal shooting habits. They discuss ammo conservation, the shift in audience interest towards political content over gun videos, and the challenges of accessing shooting ranges. The conversation also touches upon personal preferences for shooting locations, the complexities of shooting with strangers, and what content creators are watching on YouTube for entertainment.

This video introduces Barnaul ammunition as a new player in the market. The presenter highlights that Barnaul offers a variety of calibers suitable for both rifles and handguns, suggesting it will soon be a well-known brand. The description includes links to the creator's other YouTube playlists covering handgun reviews, rifle and shotgun reviews, Second Amendment content, gear and accessory reviews, and range tests, along with social media links.

This YouTube video focuses on AR pistol considerations, drawing from the experience of the creators with a DoubleStar ARP7 and a Hardened Arms upper. The description also mentions the use of Wolf Ammunition and Barnaul Ammunition, suggesting a practical and potentially comparative approach to AR pistol setups and ammunition performance. The video aims to provide insights and recommendations for viewers interested in AR pistols.

This guide details a practical accuracy test of the Chinese Type 56 Assault Rifle (AK-47 variant) engaging targets up to 500 yards. It highlights the importance of understanding sight radius limitations and meter-to-yard conversions for effective long-range shooting with iron sights. The analysis, presented by experts Henry Chan and Josh Mazzola, provides insights into the inherent accuracy of the 7.62x39mm cartridge and practical shooting techniques.