Videos tagged with Blue Bullets

Mixing live and dummy rounds (like blue bullets) in a magazine is a valuable training technique. It forces shooters to identify and correct recoil anticipation and practice malfunction clearing drills, such as the 'tap and rack' method, under pressure. This method simulates real-world scenarios and enhances shooter proficiency.

This video clarifies the distinction between blue dummy rounds and live blue ammunition. Johnny Q demonstrates dummy rounds in a clear magazine for training and handling practice, emphasizing their inert nature. He then shows real blue 12 Gauge shotgun shells on his plate carrier, highlighting their dangerous, live status. The core message is the critical importance of accurately identifying ammunition to ensure safety.

This video demonstrates the use of blue inert dummy rounds for firearm training, specifically for practicing malfunction clearing drills. By randomly mixing these blue rounds into a magazine with live ammunition, shooters can simulate unexpected failures to fire. The video shows the 'tap, rack' drill to clear the dummy round and resume firing, highlighting the importance of these rounds for safe and effective practice with rifles and pistols.

This video clarifies the difference between real ammunition and inert dummy rounds, often identified by their blue anodized color. Dummy rounds are crucial training tools, mixed with live rounds to simulate malfunctions and enhance firearm handling skills without the risk of live fire. They are visually distinct and serve a specific purpose in safe firearms education and practice.

This video from Kit Badger reviews Minuteman Munitions, highlighting their diverse range of ammunition. The presenter expresses satisfaction with the quality and price, specifically mentioning their accurate 223 68gr BTHP Match Ammunition using Hornady Match AMP Projectiles. The video covers rifle calibers like 223 Remington, 5.56mm NATO, and 300 Blackout, as well as pistol calibers 38 Special, 9mm, 40 S&W, and 45 ACP. It also notes the availability of some loadings with Blue Bullets, which are hard cast lead covered in polymer. The review encourages viewers to consider Minuteman Munitions for their next ammunition purchase, emphasizing that it's good ammo made by a small US company. The video also briefly showcases the presenter's loadout.

This video features a smoke test comparing three brands of coated lead bullets: SNS, Blues, and Gallant. All bullets are 125 grain and designed for pistol use, with slight variations in sizing (.355, .356, and .357). The reviewer loads sample packs of each and conducts a test to observe smoke production, noting that The Blue Bullets and Gallant Bullets appear to produce less smoke than the SNS bullets. The loads are tested at a consistent power factor of approximately 135.

This episode of the Practical Pistol Show, number 162, is titled "Return of the white Gabe." The description provides links to Ben Stoeger's website for class schedules and his pro shop for gear. It also includes a discount code for Blue Bullets ammunition. While the specific topic of "white Gabe" is not detailed without a transcript, the content is clearly related to firearms and potentially competitive shooting or training given the source.

This episode of the Practical Pistol Show, titled 'whassup gansta,' focuses on practical firearm training and preparation. The description highlights an upcoming class schedule and promotes the Ben Stoeger Pro Shop for essential gear. It also offers a discount code for Blue Bullets ammunition. While specific firearms or calibers aren't explicitly detailed in the provided text, the context strongly suggests content related to pistol shooting techniques, training, and possibly competitive shooting or self-defense applications.

This episode of the Practical Pistol Show, number 159, is presented in a podcast format. The description highlights the availability of a class schedule on the host's website (benstoeger.com) and directs viewers to the Pro Shop for gear purchases (benstoegerproshop.com). Additionally, it promotes a discount code "stoeger" for 5% off orders from The Blue Bullets website.

This YouTube video, "Practical Pistol Show 158 - F Everyone," appears to be an installment of a series focused on practical pistol shooting. The description provides links to a class schedule, a pro shop for gear, and a discount code for "Blue Bullets" ammunition. While the specific content of the episode is not detailed, the context strongly suggests discussions, demonstrations, or training related to pistol shooting techniques, equipment, and possibly competition.

This episode of the Practical Pistol Show, number 157, features a casual discussion among the hosts about various topics relevant to firearm enthusiasts. The description provides links to the host's class schedule, pro shop for gear, and a special offer for Blue Bullets ammunition. While no specific firearms or calibers are detailed in the provided text, the context strongly suggests a discussion relevant to practical shooting, training, and the broader firearms community.

This YouTube video from the Practical Pistol Show, episode 156, is titled 'Pick a guy?'. The description focuses on promoting Ben Stoeger's class schedule, his pro shop for gear, and a discount code for Blue Bullets ammunition. While the specific topic of 'picking a guy' isn't detailed without a transcript, the context strongly suggests a discussion or demonstration related to firearm selection, training, or potentially competition.