Videos tagged with CCI V-Max

This video details a ballistic gel test comparing Hornady 30gr V-Max, CCI 30gr V-Max, and Remington 33gr AccuTip .22 WMR ammunition at 50 and 100 yards. The tests reveal that at 50 yards, the V-Max bullets create large wound cavities through tumbling and yawing, while the AccuTip also performs similarly. At 100 yards, none of the tested rounds reliably expand, instead exhibiting significant yawing and tumbling, leading to shallow penetration but wide wound channels. The CCI V-Max bullets, being older, showed a slight difference in tip retention compared to newer Hornady V-Max, potentially due to age.

This video provides chronograph results for various .22 Magnum (.22 WMR) ammunition types fired from a Rossi RS22M rifle with a 21-inch barrel. The instructor tests rounds from Hornady, Federal, Aguila, and CCI, comparing their actual velocities against advertised figures, particularly noting the performance of self-defense rounds in a rifle platform. The data offers insights into the ballistic performance of different .22 WMR loads when fired from a rifle versus a handgun.

This video presents an accuracy test of various .22 Magnum (.22 WMR) ammunition types fired from a Rossi RS22M rifle at 75 yards. The instructor notes that shooting conditions were suboptimal due to a leaning table, potentially affecting group sizes. Results indicate variations in point of impact between different ammunition brands and types, emphasizing the need to sight in for specific loads. The Aguila ammunition, despite showing accuracy potential with two shots in the same hole, is flagged due to previous issues with bulged and ruptured cases.