Videos tagged with Brass Casings

This video discusses a firearm malfunction, a custom trophy, and ammunition needs for a historical reenactment. The speaker touches on the quantity of ammunition required for reenactments and compares modern needs to historical firearms.

This video addresses the safety of using aged .357 Magnum ammunition, specifically Federal Champion 158 Grain JSP rounds stored for 3-4 years. The speaker highlights visible corrosion on the brass casings, described as 'speckles' or a 'cheetah print,' and seeks audience input on the cause (suspected humidity/age) and whether the rounds are safe to fire in a GForce lever-action rifle. It serves as a cautionary tale about ammunition storage and degradation.

This video appears to showcase brass casings and BDU (Battle Dress Uniform) Crye Precision apparel, suggesting a focus on firearms-related activities or aesthetics. While the specific firearm isn't explicitly named, the mention of brass casings strongly implies shooting or firearm handling is involved. The inclusion of BDU Crye apparel points towards tactical or practical use scenarios, possibly related to range days, training, or even a certain tactical lifestyle. The title is concise and hints at visual content showcasing these elements.

This video showcases Mabema Vision Tech's automated ammunition inspection system demonstrated at Shot Show 2024. The machine uses advanced cameras and image processing to inspect ammunition for defects, replacing manual quality assurance. It can handle various calibers from 9mm to large hunting rounds and both brass and live ammunition, offering adjustable quality thresholds for different customer needs.

This video from Civilian Tactical, featuring a representative from HSL Ammunition, details three types of ammunition that should not be reloaded: aluminum casings due to softness, steel casings because they are hard on equipment and often use Berdan primers, and low-brass shotgun shells which are difficult to sort and less durable than high-brass alternatives. The expert emphasizes understanding casing material and primer types for safe and effective reloading practices.

This guide details the industrial manufacturing process for .223 Rem ammunition by HSL Ammunition, as explained by Spencer. It covers essential steps from sorting and preparing brass casings to final polishing, utilizing specialized machinery like Camdex and Alpha Loading Systems. The facility boasts a daily production capacity of 200,000-250,000 rounds, emphasizing a high-volume, quality-controlled output.

This video features Drobachevych cleaning brass casings at home. The process is described as meditative, highlighting the shine of the cleaned casings. The video uses Ukrainian language and relevant hashtags related to firearms, cleaning, and the creator's name.

This YouTube video from the VSO Gun Channel addresses concerns about "corroded casings" and their reusability. The description emphasizes the channel's role as an educational resource promoting responsible gun ownership and safety, particularly for younger audiences. VSO Media LLC and VSOrdnance LLC are highlighted as the entities behind the channel, with the latter functioning as a research and development/testing and evaluation lab. The content focuses on objective testing and evaluation, with VSO retaining creative rights. The video does not promote the sale of firearms or accessories, but rather provides analysis and insights derived from their testing services.

This video highlights the issue of littering at public shooting ranges, particularly focusing on shotgun shell casings and brass. The speaker emphasizes the importance of cleaning up after oneself to preserve these areas for future use. It also touches on the impact of drought conditions on shooting restrictions.

This video investigates galvanic corrosion in Shell Shock NAS3 casings after a 1000-round test and subsequent exposure. The instructor, with a background in chemistry, explains the principles of galvanic corrosion and tests casings left on a range for 90 days and submerged in a salt bath. The findings indicate that the nickel plating on the aluminum base effectively insulates it from the ferromagnetic nickel body, preventing significant galvanic corrosion under normal use conditions.

This video celebrates Iraqveteran8888 reaching 1 million subscribers with a special giveaway. It features a humorous segment with Rob Boss recounting a surreal journey to the studio, highlighting various firearms and a custom Kukri knife. The channel reflects on its significant growth, thanking the audience for their support.