Videos tagged with Caliber Explained

This video provides a comprehensive breakdown of ammunition, explaining its four core components: case, primer, powder, and projectile. It clarifies the meaning and limitations of caliber, highlighting critical differences between seemingly similar cartridges like .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO. The guide also details various bullet types (FMJ, JHP, Soft Point, Frangible, Ballistic Tip) and their applications, along with specialty rounds like +P and subsonic, emphasizing safe and informed ammunition selection based on firearm compatibility and intended use.

This video explains what caliber a .38 caliber cartridge is. While the primary focus is on caliber definition, the description also provides a comprehensive list of Amazon affiliate links for various shooting equipment, including eye protection, a wide array of paper targets (B-8C, B-8, B-6C, B-6, B-16, B-2, B-3), steel targets, target stands, a chronograph, and snap caps for 9mm and .38 Spl ammunition. This indicates the video likely features or discusses these items in context with the caliber explanation.

This YouTube Shorts video from Demolition Ranch addresses the common question, 'What is Green Tip?'. Green tip ammunition refers to a specific type of projectile, often associated with military applications and characterized by a green-painted tip. The video aims to educate viewers about this particular ammunition variant. The description includes standard calls to action like 'like', 'love', and 'subscribe', along with the hashtag 'tactical'.

This video aims to demystify firearm calibers by debunking common misconceptions. It clarifies that caliber refers to the bore diameter, not necessarily a specific gun or implied power. The content focuses on providing a clear and simple explanation to educate viewers and enable informed firearm selection. The creator encourages likes, subscriptions, and responsible firearm ownership through accurate information.

This video clarifies the true meaning of firearm caliber, emphasizing it refers to bullet width, not necessarily gun size or power. The instructor explains that .45 caliber is only slightly wider than 9mm and that both can be found in various firearm types, including rifles. Understanding caliber as bullet diameter is key to avoiding common misconceptions.