Videos tagged with Bulk Ammunition

This video provides a tour of the Scheels ammo section, highlighting the speaker's go-to ammunition choices for various calibers and purposes. It covers preferences for 9mm training and self-defense rounds, 5.56mm range ammo, and specific recommendations for .300 Blackout, particularly for suppressed use. The speaker also touches on shotgun shells and general philosophy for .380 and .22LR, while noting pricing inconsistencies and the benefits of bulk ammo purchasing.

This guide outlines three essential firearms for household preparedness, ranked by importance: a 9mm CCW handgun for versatility and concealability, a 12-gauge shotgun for effective home defense, and a modern sporting rifle in .223/5.56mm for precision and survival scenarios. The instruction emphasizes practical considerations like ammunition availability, ergonomics, and accessory compatibility, drawing on the speaker's authoritative assessment of firearm utility.

This video from Tática Civil addresses the safety and legitimacy of purchasing ammunition in bulk. The host, an experienced buyer, demonstrates opening a large shipment of 40,000 rounds of HSL Ammunition. He initially expresses concern over uneven box weights, which are explained by the standard practice of packing loose rounds in plastic bags for bulk orders. The host confirms the order's authenticity and highlights that reputable vendors like HSL Ammunition often include extra rounds, concluding that buying bulk from trusted sources is safe.

This YouTube video reviews Federal Premium Hammer Down 22LR ammunition tested in a Ruger 10/22 rifle equipped with a folding stock. The reviewer notes decent consistency in velocity, unlike typical bulk pack ammo, and acceptable accuracy at 100 yards, despite a problematic scope mount. While experiencing a few light loads and feeding issues as the chamber fouled, the ammo had no duds. The reviewer concludes that it's a good value bulk pack option for the Ruger 10/22, cycling the action reasonably well.

This video tests Federal Premium Hammer Down .22LR ammunition in a Ruger LCP II pistol, noted as a 'picky' firearm. The reviewer aimed to assess its suitability for self-defense. Out of approximately 78 rounds fired initially, only one light load was experienced. The full box of 325 rounds was subsequently fired, with only about four light loads reported for the entire box. While not considered a direct replacement for high-performance rounds like Stinger, the ammunition is deemed reliable for bulk pack use, especially in this specific handgun.

The Civilian Tactical host clarifies his 80,000-round ammunition stockpile, explaining it's for cost-efficiency via bulk buying, not extreme prepping. He estimates this quantity will last him approximately 24 months for content creation, using around 3,000-4,000 rounds monthly. The video showcases large quantities of 9mm, PMC, and Winchester ammunition, stored in ammo cans and on pallets.

This YouTube video features an unboxing of 1,000 bullets. While specific firearm models or calibers are not mentioned in the description, the title clearly indicates a significant quantity of ammunition is being presented. This content is highly relevant to firearm owners and enthusiasts interested in purchasing ammunition in bulk.

This video discusses the theft of 160,000 rounds of 5.56 ammunition intended for the Columbus Police Department. The speaker, exhibiting a high level of authority and familiarity with logistics, speculates on the sophisticated nature of the theft, suggesting it may have been an inside job or a highly coordinated effort. The ammunition was stolen in five pallets during the shipping process, and authorities believe it is being sold on the streets of Columbus.

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 YouTube video title suggests a discussion about finding good deals on ammunition. The creator may be offering a solution or option for viewers looking to purchase firearms ammunition at a favorable price. The description includes links for channel donations, additional information, and merchandise, indicating a creator seeking to monetize their content and engage their audience further.

This video provides an update on weekly ammunition deals, focusing on discounted prices for popular calibers. It highlights available stock and mentions specific calibers such as 9mm, .45 ACP, 5.7x28, .44 Magnum, and .22 Magnum, along with other types. The creator emphasizes that they are not affiliated with retailers unless stated, all shooting is on a private range, and no firearms or ammunition are directly sold through the video or description. Affiliate links for ear protection are included.

This video showcases the final rounds from a bulk pack of Winchester Super X .22LR hollowpoint ammunition, fired through a Ruger Standard and a Ruger Mark III Target pistol. The content creator expresses surprise and satisfaction with the flawless performance of both pistols across a variety of ammunition loads, from light to seemingly overpowered. The video highlights the reliability and enjoyable shooting experience offered by these Ruger target pistols, with the creator regretting not purchasing them sooner due to their excellent build, tuning, and design.