Videos tagged with CCI Shotshells

This guide details the loading procedure for a Bond Arms Rowdy XL derringer using a combination of CCI shotshells and Federal .357 Magnum hollow points, as demonstrated by Misha's Guns. It includes steps for range testing the shotshell's pellet spread and ballistic testing the .357 Magnum round's expansion in water jugs. Safety precautions for handling firearms and ammunition are emphasized.

This video showcases a collection of unusual ammunition types, moving beyond standard rounds to explore specialized loads. It highlights unique shotgun shells like birdshot within a slug, buckshot and birdshot combinations, and less-lethal rubber ball rounds. The presenter also displays various rifle and pistol rounds, including tracers, armor-penetrating variants, blanks, and a novel "streak" ammunition with a glowing projectile tip.

This review of the Hi-Point C9 9mm by Roy Huntington of American Handgunner Magazine focuses on practical performance and value. Despite its budget price point, the C9 demonstrated surprisingly good accuracy at 20 yards, achieving roughly 1-inch groups. The review covers its technical specifications, including its blowback action and polymer frame, and tests its reliability in rapid fire scenarios and with specialized ammunition like CCI shotshells. Huntington concludes that the C9 fills a critical niche for affordable self-defense.

This video reviews CCI's Big Red .44 Magnum/.44 Special shotshells, featuring Number 4 shot. The instructor demonstrates their effectiveness at close range (5-10 feet) against targets like a Diet Coke bottle, pizza boxes, and an iron target, noting their significant impact and spread, particularly from a Desert Eagle handgun. The shells are noted for pest control rather than self-defense.