Videos tagged with Big Bore Calibers

This video addresses the misconception that GUNBROS dislikes revolvers. The staff member clarifies that while revolvers are not disliked, they are not recommended as frequently because most shooters, including himself, perform better with striker-fired handguns. Revolvers are highlighted for their effectiveness with big bore calibers, particularly for defense against large animals like grizzly bears.

This YouTube video, titled "My BBL 👉🏼 “BIG BORE LEVER-ACTIONS”", focuses on "Big Bore Lever-Actions" firearms. The creator encourages channel memberships and offers a CashApp for support. They also provide a P.O. Box for fan mail. The description emphasizes that all videos are filmed in a safe and controlled environment, assuring viewers of responsible content production.

This Q&A session with Karl Kasarda, Ian McCollum, and Russell Phagan (KE Arms) provides an in-depth look at the WWSD2020 project and the KP-15 monolithic polymer lower receiver. The discussion covers manufacturing updates, ATF rulings, design philosophy, material compatibility, and compatibility with various AR-15 components. The speakers highlight the robust, monolithic nature of the KP-15, designed to overcome traditional failure points in polymer receivers.

This video from DemolitionRanch pits the .50 Beowulf against the .458 SOCOM in a simulated barrier penetration test, inspired by an Area 51 raid scenario. Expertly demonstrating advanced AR-15 platforms, Matt Carriker showcases the significant kinetic energy and penetration capabilities of these big-bore calibers against various obstacles, including sandbags, metal piping, padlocks, chains, and concrete blocks. The .50 Beowulf consistently outperforms the .458 SOCOM in raw penetration power.

This video discusses the best firearms for bear defense, differentiating recommendations for brown and black bears. For brown bears, a .45-70 rifle like the Marlin Guide Gun or a .44 Magnum/.500 Magnum revolver is advised for penetration. Black bears can be deterred with a .357 Magnum revolver. The speaker humorously warns against bears evolving to use firearms.