Videos tagged with Brass Ammunition

This guide details the operation of a vintage side-by-side shotgun, including loading 12 Gauge brass shells, manually cocking external hammers, and executing a rapid double-tap firing sequence. The instruction emphasizes proper handling and safety, suitable for intermediate shooters familiar with break-action firearms. The demonstration occurs at a snowy outdoor range, with the shooter wearing Mechanix gloves.

This video critically analyzes Shell Shock's NAS3 hybrid ammunition, questioning its 'next-generation' claims. While acknowledging potential benefits like weight reduction and increased velocity due to hybrid materials (nickel-plated aluminum alloy case head, nickel alloy stainless steel body for pistol calibers; steel for rifle calibers), the analysis highlights significant drawbacks. These include high cost, limited availability, questionable benefits for the average shooter, and potential safety concerns related to case head separation and barrel obstructions, particularly when compared to traditional brass or monolithic steel cases. The video suggests that while the technology is interesting, it faces substantial hurdles for widespread adoption in both commercial and military markets.

This video tests the corrosion resistance of brass versus steel-cased ammunition when exposed to saltwater for one week. Surprisingly, both types of ammunition, despite visible corrosion, were able to fire successfully. The 7.62x39 steel-cased ammunition showed more extensive damage than the .223 Remington brass-cased rounds.

This video delves into the comparison between brass and steel cased ammunition, explaining the historical reasons for brass's prevalence and the rise of steel as a cost-effective alternative. It clarifies common misconceptions about steel ammunition, such as reliability and dirtiness, attributing issues often to the weapon system or propellant quality rather than the case material itself. The discussion highlights how steel's hardness can allow for higher pressures and heavier loads, while brass's malleability offers better sealing and extraction in certain systems. Ultimately, the video concludes that neither is inherently superior, with the best choice depending on the specific firearm and shooter's priorities.

This video discusses the Biden administration's ban on the import of Russian-made ammunition and firearms. The speaker, Reno May, explains the significant implications for firearm owners, particularly those who own AK-pattern rifles, due to the reliance on affordable steel-cased Russian ammunition. The ban is expected to drastically increase ammunition prices and reduce availability in the United States.

This video details the founding and operational philosophy of Black Hills Ammunition. It highlights their commitment to producing military-specification ammunition, emphasizing rigorous quality control and the personal dedication of their inspectors. The narrative underscores the importance of producing reliable ammunition for warfighters and showcases specific product lines like the 160-grain Honey Badger.

This video focuses on Ohio deer hunting, specifically mentioning "Brass" in the title which likely refers to ammunition. The description emphasizes the VSO Gun Channel's role as an educational resource promoting responsible gun ownership and safety. It clarifies that VSO does not sell firearms and conducts objective testing and evaluation, with compensation for services provided by manufacturers. The description also notes that all magazines depicted are standard capacity or lower, and provides a link for missing information due to a data wipe. The core content revolves around the hunting application of firearms.