Videos tagged with Centerfire Ammunition

This video from Line45, featuring an authoritative speaker with deep expertise in firearms and supply chain analysis, provides a critical warning about an anticipated 2026 ammunition crunch. It details which calibers are most vulnerable to shortages, emphasizing the importance of stockpiling specific types of ammunition for various firearms, including .22 LR, 9mm, .223/5.56, 12 Gauge buckshot/slugs, 7.62x39mm, and .308/7.62 NATO, while also advising on niche calibers. The expert stresses proactive purchasing strategies to avoid panic buying and empty shelves, drawing parallels to past shortages like the 2020 "ammo pandemic."

This guide provides expert advice on preparing for a potential 2026 ammunition crunch, drawing on historical patterns and supply chain analysis. It details which calibers are most likely to disappear first, including .22 LR, 9mm, .223/5.56, 12-gauge buckshot/slugs, 7.62x39mm, .308/7.62 NATO, and personal 'oddball' calibers. The advice emphasizes maintaining a balanced inventory for training, defense, and hunting, while being mindful of import restrictions and manufacturing batch production.

Instruction from Ted of Line 45 provides expert insights into building an ammunition stockpile before potential shortages. The guide details which calibers are most vulnerable, like .22 LR and 9mm, and explains the impact of supply chains and import restrictions. It emphasizes strategic stockpiling for different uses, from training to self-defense, to ensure preparedness.

This video discusses the significant increase in ammunition prices observed in early 2026. The speaker attributes these hikes to rising raw material costs, specifically for copper, brass, lead, and primers. Manufacturers like Winchester and the Kinetic Group (Federal, CCI, Remington) have implemented price adjustments ranging from 3% to over 10% on various ammunition types, with defensive rounds seeing the most substantial increases.

Barton Bolas of Robo Rounds discusses advanced projectile technologies designed to counter drones and robots. The company develops specialized ammunition, including pneumatic rounds with flexible line payloads for drone takedown and centerfire rounds with unique materials like gallium and magnetic powders to disable robotic systems by targeting electronics and internal mechanisms. These solutions aim for no collateral damage, offering a tactical advantage against emerging aerial and robotic threats.

This GFG video, hosted by a commentator with high authority in the 2A community, analyzes the potential impact of the 2023 Assault Weapons Ban. The host highlights a significant loophole exempting rimfire ammunition, suggesting that calibers like .22 LR and .22 Magnum could become highly valuable due to their continued legality in semi-automatic firearms.

This video explores Fiocchi's modern manufacturing operations, focusing on their significant investments in the United States, particularly in Arkansas. While acknowledging their Italian heritage and historical strength in shotshells, the feature highlights Fiocchi's increasing emphasis on producing super-premium centerfire rifle and handgun cartridges. It details specific product lines like Range Dynamics (FMJ), Defense Dynamics (JHP), and Hyperformance (XTP), and discusses the innovative use of lead- and heavy-metal-free primers for shooter health. The segment underscores Fiocchi's commitment to 'Made in America' while leveraging over 140 years of manufacturing experience with 21st-century technology to drive product development.

This video, hosted by William Kirk of Washington Gun Law, provides a flowchart to help firearm owners in Washington State determine if their firearm is classified as an 'assault weapon' under recent legislation. It breaks down the classification process based on firearm type (pistol, shotgun, rifle), action (semi-automatic), magazine type (detachable vs. fixed), and specific features like barrel shrouds, pistol grips, and overall length.

This video offers an in-depth, behind-the-scenes look at the Remington Ammunition factory in Lonoke, Arkansas. It details the manufacturing process for Remington's centerfire handgun and rifle ammunition, from melting recycled lead to forming copper jackets and assembling projectiles. The segment highlights the efficiency of the plant's design, the time-tested machinery, and a new facility dedicated to 9mm Luger FMJ production. It also touches on the brand's recent acquisition by Vista Outdoor and the subsequent reinvestment to bring the factory back to full capacity.

This video from Iraqveteran8888's 'Gun Gripes' series delves into the question of 'How Much Ammo Is Enough?'. The hosts, Eric and Chad, discuss the media's negative portrayal of ammunition stockpiling and advocate for preparedness. They emphasize the importance of having a reserve for core calibers, the benefits of buying in bulk when prices are good ('buy cheap and stack deep'), and the value of ammunition as a currency and investment. The discussion covers practical advice for different types of shooters, from competitive marksmen to hunters and those focused on self-defense, highlighting the need for consistency through lot numbers and the strategic advantage of having ample supplies.

This video from Guns & Gear showcases DoubleTap Ammunition's lead-free .223/5.56 ammunition, specifically the 55 and 62-grain options, for hunting purposes. It highlights how this ammunition can expand hunting possibilities for those using .223/5.56 caliber firearms. The description also provides extensive information about the airing schedule for Season 13 of Guns & Gear on Sportsman Channel and WildTV, along with details on how to watch full episodes and subscribe to Gun Talk's various platforms.

This guide details the operation of the experimental spacer magazine system on the Remington-Keene rifle, a rare prototype designed to prevent magazine detonations. Ian McCollum, demonstrating high expertise, explains the function of spacer disks within the tubular magazine and the automatic cocking mechanism. The rifle's design highlights early attempts to address centerfire ammunition safety concerns before the widespread adoption of box magazines.