Videos tagged with Big Bore Cartridges

This video demonstrates the significant impact of two large-bore AR-style rifle cartridges: the 450 Bushmaster and the 50 Beowulf. The presenter showcases the destructive power of each caliber by firing them at a green bottle target, highlighting the superior impact of the 50 Beowulf. The demonstration is conducted by an experienced individual familiar with these powerful AR platforms.

This video from BIG MAN with GUN explores five 'epic fail' big bore cartridges that failed to gain traction. It details the technical specifications, intended purpose, and reasons for the commercial failure of the 41 Action Express, 45 GAP, 45 Super, 500 Special, and 440 Corbon, offering insights into ammunition development and market reception.

This video from Kentucky Ballistics features Scott testing the stopping power of several large-caliber safari rifles, including the 700 Nitro Express, 600 Nitro Express, .577 Tyrannosaur, 500 Nitro Express, and .416 Rigby, by shooting giant gummy bears. The expert-level demonstration highlights the immense power and penetration capabilities of these big-bore cartridges, with Scott providing enthusiastic commentary and expert handling of the extreme recoil firearms.

This video provides an expert overview of several new firearm releases and calibers, including the powerful .458 HAM'R, 45-70 Auto, and 500 AutoMax. It also covers the popular Sig P365 for concealed carry and the intriguing Franklin Armory Reformation. The host, Jon Patton, offers detailed insights into ballistics, platform compatibility, and regulatory nuances, demonstrating high authority in firearms journalism.

This video explores the 'Top 10 Dinosaur Rounds,' focusing on large-caliber ammunition capable of immense power and penetration. It details specific cartridges like the .460 S&W Magnum, .500 S&W Magnum, .700 Nitro Express, and .50 BMG, highlighting their ballistic specifications, energy outputs, and historical applications, often relating them to their potential effectiveness against large, extinct megafauna.

This guide details the takedown procedure for the Winchester Model 1886 rifle, a feature allowing for compact transport. The process involves ensuring the rifle is safe, unscrewing the magazine tube, and separating the receiver/stock from the barrel/forend. Expert instruction from Ian McCollum highlights this practical design element for historical firearms.