Videos tagged with Brass Cased

This guide outlines best practices for stockpiling ammunition, emphasizing the avoidance of overly specialized calibers and bullet types. It recommends focusing on common calibers and widely accepted ammunition like FMJs and hollow points, particularly brass-cased options, for better long-term value and utility. The advice is presented in a casual, hobbyist tone.

This ASMR-style unboxing reveals a 1000-round can of 5.56x45mm M193 Ball ammunition imported from India. The video confirms the contents are brass-cased cartridges manufactured by IVI in 2023, packed in 20-round boxes within a sealed metal ammo can.

This "Stockpile Sunday" video focuses on an ammo shopping update and investing in precious metals. The creator details their strategy for gradually building an ammo stockpile by replacing more than they shoot. They highlight a recent purchase of ATS X Force 7.62x39 124 grain FMJ ammunition, noting its brass casing, good construction, and primer sealant. The purchase was made to replenish their supply after shooting Belom 7.62x39 in their Bear Creek 7.62x39 upper, which seems to prefer brass. The video aims to inform viewers about smart ammo acquisition and introduces a new ammo brand for potential future range testing.

This video showcases the unboxing and storage of 1,000 rounds of PMC Bronze .223 Remington ammunition. The creator focuses on the satisfying ASMR experience of handling bulk ammunition and transferring it into a metal ammo can for long-term storage. Key specifications like 55-grain FMJ-BT bullet type and 2900 FPS muzzle velocity are highlighted.

This short video demonstrates transferring loose 9mm Luger ammunition from factory trays into a bulk ammo can. It highlights the use of MaxxTech 9mm FMJ rounds and a green plastic ammo can for storage. The visual focus is on the physical act of pouring and mixing the ammunition, accompanied by ASMR-style sounds.

This expert-level evaluation of Ethiopian .30-06 ammunition, presented by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons, details its historical context, manufacturing origins in Addis Ababa, and performance characteristics. The review includes live-fire testing with a US Model 1917 Enfield rifle, providing empirical data on muzzle velocity and reliability. It highlights the ammunition's M2-style bullets, brass casing, Boxer primer, and packaging formats, offering practical insights for collectors and shooters.

This review of Wolf Gold .223 ammunition highlights its value proposition as a reliable, brass-cased alternative to steel-cased options. Testing demonstrated consistent velocity around 3045 fps from a 16-inch barrel and a respectable 1.5-inch 10-shot group at 100 yards. The ammunition proved reliable across multiple platforms, including AR-15 variants and even an AK-15 prototype, making it a solid choice for range use.

This video provides an overview of PMC 10mm 200gr FMJ ammunition, sent to the creator by LuckyGunner.com in response to viewer comments on a Glock 20 video. The reviewer notes the ammo appears to be of good quality, brass-cased, and reloadable, with a price point of $27 per 50 rounds at the time of posting. The focus is on the ammunition itself and its characteristics.