Videos tagged with Commercial Ammunition

This YouTube video focuses on .410 commercial slug testing, delving into the components and performing a teardown analysis. The description suggests a longer, more in-depth video is available via a link in the shorts. Based on the title, the content likely covers ammunition characteristics, firearm mechanics related to the .410 caliber, and practical examination of components.

This YouTube video focuses on testing commercial .410 bore slugs using a water drop test. While the specific firearm is not detailed in the provided information, the emphasis is on the ammunition's performance and terminal ballistics in a ballistic medium. The video aims to evaluate how these slugs perform upon impact.

This YouTube video, titled 'Commercial .410 slug testing part one', is the first part of a series focusing on .410 caliber slug ammunition. It explicitly mentions embedded links for the full video, suggesting a more comprehensive analysis or demonstration is available elsewhere. The focus is on testing and evaluating commercial .410 slug offerings.

This video discusses a potential Biden administration action to significantly reduce the availability of .223/5.56 caliber ammunition from the commercial market, specifically targeting Lake City production. It highlights the article from "The Truth About Guns" as the source of this breaking news and promotes various associated products and channels, including Blackout Coffee, GNG Shirts, and the Guns & Gadgets YouTube channel and email list. The description also includes affiliate links for video production equipment and disclaimers regarding the nature of the content and safety.

This YouTube video from SHOT Show 2020 features Black Hills Ammunition showcasing their new commercial line of the MKII military round. The ammunition is a 5.56mm caliber, featuring a 77-grain Sierra OTM (Open Tipped Match) projectile. Notably, the ammunition is available in large cans, with options for up to 460 rounds. This release allows civilian shooters access to a round previously primarily used by the military.

The Garand Gear M1 Gas Plug, a non-adjustable alternative to the Schuster plug, was tested for its effectiveness in reducing operating rod velocity with commercial .30-06 ammunition. While it offered a minor reduction with M2 Ball, it actually increased op-rod speed with high-velocity and heavy commercial loads, failing to meet safe military specifications. The plug also suffers from poor tool fitment, making the Schuster adjustable plug a superior option for the same price.

This video provides a product spotlight from the 2016 SHOT Show, featuring Rachel Kopczyk's visit to IMI Systems. IMI Systems, an Israeli-owned manufacturer, produces small caliber ammunition for both military and commercial markets globally. The video highlights that IMI Ammunition is now available through MidwayUSA, with a direct link provided in the description.

This video from the 2016 SHOT Show features Rachel Kopczyk visiting the IMI Systems booth. IMI Systems is highlighted as an Israeli-owned manufacturer specializing in small-caliber ammunition for both military and commercial markets globally. The video aims to introduce viewers to the company and its product offerings.

This video is a product spotlight from the 2016 SHOT Show featuring IMI Systems. Rachel Kopczyk visits the IMI Systems booth to discuss their role as an Israeli-owned manufacturer of small caliber ammunition. The segment highlights the ammunition produced by IMI Systems for both military and commercial markets globally. The description also provides links to the IMI Systems website and the NSSF Shot Show's social media and website for more information about the show.

This test evaluates commercial 7.62x54R loads in a custom Mosin Nagant, identifying the most accurate factory options. Sellier & Bellot's 174gr Match load achieved exceptional 0.5 MOA accuracy at 100 yards, while their 180gr Soft Point offered solid hunting performance. Heavier bullets (174-203gr) generally performed well, with both S&B loads proving effective at 440 yards.