Videos tagged with Barrier Blind

This video reviews G9's Barrier Blind Subsonic 9mm ammunition. The reviewer tests its reliability, accuracy, and performance against various barriers including glass, drywall, car doors, and even light body armor. While some suppressed pistols experienced reliability issues, the ammo ran flawlessly in all 9mm carbines. Accuracy was comparable to other 9mm loads. The subsonic nature makes it enjoyable to shoot with a suppressor without hearing protection, particularly beneficial for home defense. The reviewer highlights the ammo's impressive barrier penetration capabilities, despite not being classified as armor-piercing. They express strong satisfaction with the product, recommending it despite having no affiliation or discount codes.

This video tests the barrier-blind capabilities of G9 Defense's 54gr hollow point 5.56mm ammunition against an AR-15 platform. The description highlights the common issue of rifle rounds disintegrating or deflecting when fired through barriers like glass. G9 claims their solid copper hollow point design solves this problem. The presenter expresses personal long-term use and endorsement of G9 Defense products for both defensive and competition shooting scenarios, positioning them as a reliable solution for individuals and agencies.

Bill Wilson highlights Lehigh Defense Xtreme Defense ammunition for its 'barrier blind' performance, maintaining effectiveness through windshields and car doors. This contrasts with traditional hollow points that can clog. He carries a 15-round backup magazine loaded with this specialized ammo, showcasing confidence in its terminal ballistics.

This video explores Wilson Combat's Xtreme Defense and Xtreme Penetrator bullets, highlighting their non-deforming design and unique fluid displacement wounding mechanism. Unlike traditional hollow points, these machined copper projectiles utilize flutes to create a large wound channel by pushing fluids outward. They demonstrate exceptional barrier penetration, remaining effective through clothing, glass, and metal, consistently achieving FBI-compliant penetration depths of 12-16 inches.

This video tests Lehigh Defense .300 Blackout ammunition for self-defense scenarios, evaluating performance through household barriers and ballistic gel. The 78gr CQ round excels at fragmenting, the 110gr CC offers barrier-blind performance, and the 194gr ME provides deep penetration. The tests highlight the effectiveness of .300 Blackout for home defense and concealed carry applications.