Videos tagged with Bismuth Shot

This video from USCCA provides an expert comparison of two types of snake shot ammunition: CCI's 50-grain No. 4 lead shot and 80-grain No. 8 bismuth shot. The instructor demonstrates their effectiveness from both a 1911-style pistol and a revolver, highlighting the difference in shot pattern spread. The comparison aims to help viewers decide which load is preferable for snake defense scenarios.

This video reviews a diverse collection of firearms from a Holts sealed bid auction, featuring vintage hammer guns, modern over-and-unders, a unique cape gun, and deactivated historical pieces. The presenter, with apparent expertise in firearms, discusses the history, condition, and value of each item, offering insights into their market appeal and practical use. The review highlights specific models like the Charles Osborne hammer gun, Keeman KM4, Guyo Paris over/under, and Winchester 101 Waterfowl, providing technical details and historical context.

This video details a classic British driven partridge and pheasant shoot hosted by Paul Childerley at Beckerings Park. It showcases the performance of the Beretta SL3 and Krieghoff K-20 Parcours shotguns in 20-bore, utilizing Hull Cartridge Ultimate Twenty ammunition. The content highlights the social aspects of driven shooting, including the traditional 'elevenses' break, and concludes with mallard flighting, emphasizing the use of bismuth shot for environmental compliance.

This video details a driven duck hunt in Germany, highlighting differences from British traditions. It covers specific quarry, ammunition requirements (non-toxic shot), and crucial shooting techniques like dynamic footwork and 360-degree awareness. The experience also involved unique elements like shooting ground game and navigating challenging boat transfers to hunting islands, emphasizing the need for adaptability and adherence to local hunting protocols.

This comprehensive guide breaks down the 12 gauge shotgun cartridge, covering its historical origins, the technicalities of bore and chamber sizes, and the various components that constitute a shell. It delves into different load types, shot materials (lead, steel, bismuth, tungsten), shot sizes, and their applications, along with discussions on powder types, wads, and the physics of shot strings and cartridge speed. The information is presented to help users understand and select appropriate ammunition for various shooting disciplines.

This video delves into Winchester's commitment to innovation in shotshell technology. It highlights how specific component choices, such as hard shot alloys and advanced wad designs, directly impact performance in various shooting disciplines like target shooting, waterfowl hunting, and turkey hunting. The discussion emphasizes tailoring ammunition to specific applications for optimal results.

This video introduces Remington's new Premier Long Range ammunition featuring Speer Impact bullets, designed for consistent expansion across various distances. It also highlights the new 360 Buckhammer straight-wall cartridge, a significant development for lever-action rifles in states with specific hunting regulations. Additionally, Remington's Premier Bismuth loads for waterfowl and upland hunting are discussed as a non-lead alternative.

This video discusses the recent announcement by the National Game Dealers Association to commit to lead-free supply chains from August 1, 2022, effectively ending the sale of lead-shot game. It explores the implications for shooters, cartridge manufacturers, and the future of game shooting, highlighting the development of alternative ammunition like steel, bismuth, and tungsten. Experts provide insights into the technical aspects of using steel shot, including CIP regulations and potential impacts on older firearms, while emphasizing the need for adaptation rather than resistance.

This video discusses the challenges faced during the recent waterfowl hunting season, including COVID-19 lockdowns, increased public access to hunting grounds, and bird flu outbreaks. It also delves into the performance and potential of various non-toxic shot materials, comparing traditional steel shot with newer alternatives like bismuth, tungsten, zinc, and tin alloys. The conversation highlights the evolution of steel shot technology and explores the future of non-toxic ammunition in hunting.

The Browning Maxus II shotgun introduces several updates focused on shooter comfort and customization. Key improvements include a trimable stock for adjustable length of pull, an enhanced Inflex recoil pad, and a soft-flex cheek pad to mitigate recoil. The magazine cap has also been redesigned for easier use. The Maxus II is available in various configurations, including full camo, vintage tan, Wicked Wing editions with bronze Cerakote, wood, black composite, and a sporting clays version. It retains the reliable Power Drive gas system and is offered in 3-inch and 3.5-inch chamberings with 26-inch or 28-inch barrels. Winchester/Browning also introduced Wicked Blend ammunition, a 70% steel and 30% bismuth blend designed for consistent shot strings and retained velocity, featuring premium, round shot with zinc chromate plating for corrosion resistance.

This video discusses the upcoming voluntary ban on lead shot in shotgun ammunition by 2024, driven by major shooting organizations. It explores the reasons behind the ban, including environmental concerns, the shrinking market for lead-shot game meat, and the availability of viable alternatives like steel, bismuth, and tungsten. The speaker emphasizes the importance of adapting to these changes for the future of shooting and conservation.

This video debunks the common movie myth that a shotgun blast sends a person flying backward. It explains that while shotguns have significant recoil, the physics of action and reaction mean the shooter would experience an equal and opposite force. The video also touches on the velocity and penetration capabilities of different shotgun loads, clarifying their effectiveness in stopping a threat without causing unrealistic cinematic effects.