Videos tagged with Bullet Manufacturing

This video from Boondock Ballistician delves into the science behind Open Tip Match (OTM) ammunition, explaining its manufacturing process and impact on accuracy. The instructor highlights how bottom-up manufacturing provides better control over bullet base geometry, crucial for minimizing projectile instability upon exiting the barrel. While OTM rounds are designed for precision, the video also discusses their limitations, such as lower ballistic coefficients and unpredictable drag at transsonic speeds, and emphasizes that for most shooters, the performance difference compared to standard FMJ rounds is negligible.

This video captures the excitement surrounding new product releases at SHOT Show. The speaker, with extensive experience in law enforcement and firearms, highlights the value of seeing the latest market innovations and connecting with industry peers. The show is described as a crucial event for understanding advancements in firearms and bullet manufacturing.

This guide details the expert-level process of manufacturing rifle bullets, as demonstrated by Norma and TGS Outdoors. It covers the critical stages from copper cup formation and lead core production to the final assembly and specialized tipping for Ballistic Tip variants. The explanation highlights the precision required in drawing, cutting, flaring, stamping, and sizing to create high-quality projectiles.

This video provides an in-depth look at Norma Ammunition's manufacturing processes in Åmotfors, Sweden. It details the creation of copper-jacketed lead-core bullets, the specialized bonding process for Norma Bondstrike rounds, and brass case production. The guide also covers final assembly, rigorous quality control including accuracy testing, and comparative ballistic gel tests, highlighting the performance differences between bonded and non-bonded projectiles.

Jason Hornady discusses the evolution of Hornady's ammunition business, highlighting their focus on vertical integration and cartridge development. The company's grandfather started the ammo business for a constant bullet customer, and in the late 80s/early 90s, they began making cartridge cases. This focus intensified in the early 2000s, leading to innovations like the 6.5 Creedmoor and the 375 Ruger, which became the parent case for PRC cartridges.

This short YouTube video provides a glimpse into the new Lehigh Defense facility in Northeast Texas. The facility boasts the capability to produce 400,000 bullets weekly, with a focus on machined copper projectiles and innovative designs for terminal performance. The description highlights that Bill Wilson purchased Lehigh Defense assets in early 2022 and immediately began construction on the new 16,800 sq ft plant, which currently houses 21 Swiss CNC machines with more on the way. The video promises continued quality bullets and new innovations from the company. Links to Wilson Combat and Lehigh Defense websites are provided.

This YouTube #Shorts video offers a glimpse into the new Lehigh Defense facility in Northeast Texas. The facility boasts a significant production capacity, capable of manufacturing 400,000 bullets weekly. The description highlights Lehigh Defense's focus on machined copper projectiles, emphasizing their innovation in terminal performance. It's mentioned that Bill Wilson acquired Lehigh Defense's assets in early 2022 and initiated the construction of this new plant. The facility is equipped with 21 Swiss CNC machines, with plans for more. Viewers are encouraged to anticipate further quality bullet production and new innovations from the company.

This guide outlines the advanced manufacturing processes at the new Lehigh Defense facility, focusing on their CNC-machined solid copper projectiles. It details production capacity, quality control, and the specific technologies behind their Controlled Chaos and Xtreme Defense bullet designs, highlighting their application in cartridges like 300 HAM'R and 300 Blackout. The information is presented with high authority from industry founders and manufacturing experts.

This video announces the grand opening of the new Lehigh Defense plant in Northeast Texas, consolidating all operations into a single, modern facility. Bill Wilson of Wilson Combat highlights the plant's capabilities, including rapid bullet design and testing, allowing for swift iteration and production.

This "Behind the Scenes" video from RECOILtv takes viewers inside Berger Bullets, highlighting their commitment to American manufacturing and quality projectile production. The description emphasizes the "American Dream" aspect of the company, tracing its growth from an idea to a successful enterprise known for "doing it right." The video promises a look at the entire process, from raw materials to finished bullets, showcasing the meticulous craftsmanship involved in creating high-quality ammunition components made in the USA. It also promotes the RECOILtv app for unrestricted access to their content.

This video provides an in-depth look at Winchester's centerfire rifle ammunition manufacturing process at their Oxford, Mississippi facility. It highlights the historical significance of Winchester in cartridge design, detailing the complex steps involved in producing shell cases, bullets, and loaded ammunition. The segment also showcases innovative product lines like Deer Season XP and Expedition Big Game Long Range, emphasizing Winchester's commitment to quality and performance for hunters and shooters.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Hornady manufacturing process, from raw material handling to final inspection. It highlights the precision involved in creating bullets and cartridges, including detailed explanations of the cup draw process, core manufacturing with antimony alloy, and rigorous quality control testing. The tour, guided by Jerry Miculek, emphasizes the commitment to American-made quality and meticulous attention to detail in every step of production.