Videos tagged with Competition Ammunition

This YouTube video appears to be a shooting test or demonstration focusing on 9mm ammunition, specifically referred to as 'MATCH AMMO SA 50 METRO'. The title suggests a test of accuracy at a distance of 50 meters, with 'SA' possibly referring to a manufacturer like Springfield Armory or a specific brand of 9mm ammunition. The content is likely aimed at firearm enthusiasts interested in the performance of match-grade 9mm ammunition in a shooting scenario.

This video from Boondock Ballistician delves into the science behind Open Tip Match (OTM) ammunition, explaining its manufacturing process and impact on accuracy. The instructor highlights how bottom-up manufacturing provides better control over bullet base geometry, crucial for minimizing projectile instability upon exiting the barrel. While OTM rounds are designed for precision, the video also discusses their limitations, such as lower ballistic coefficients and unpredictable drag at transsonic speeds, and emphasizes that for most shooters, the performance difference compared to standard FMJ rounds is negligible.

This video provides expert recommendations for stocking 9mm ammunition in 2025, focusing on defensive, duty, and competition applications. Ted from Line45 details five specific loads, highlighting their performance characteristics, terminal ballistics, and suitability for various handguns and scenarios. The recommendations emphasize stopping power, penetration, controlled expansion, and reliability, with specific attention paid to barrier performance and low-light conditions.

Ben Stoeger discusses his preferred ammunition for training and competition, focusing on Blazer Brass and PMC Bronze. He highlights Blazer Brass for its availability and affordability for training, noting minor cosmetic issues like coating wear. PMC Bronze is presented as a premium training option with impeccable quality. Stoeger also introduces Staccato Match Ammunition for potential competition use, emphasizing the importance of consistency and accuracy.

This guide details the process of reloading 9mm ammunition for competitive shooting, focusing on a single-stage press setup. It covers essential steps from preparing brass, sizing, de-priming, priming, flaring case mouths, accurately charging powder, seating projectiles to a specific overall length (OAL), and applying a proper crimp. The instruction emphasizes consistency and safety, recommending adherence to manufacturer load data and careful measurement throughout the process.

This video discusses a perceived decline in the quality of American-manufactured practice ammunition, citing issues like "nicely struck primers" that prevent firearms from cycling. The speaker notes this trend seems to have emerged since the COVID-19 pandemic and is observed across various brands like Winchester White Box and Federal Red Box. While acknowledging the issue for practice, the speaker advises against using this lower-quality ammo for competition.

Angelo from Jello Shots Ammunition and Jello Sauce discusses their new product lines at Shot Show 2024. They specialize in subsonic and competition-grade ammunition, utilizing NAS3 casings for improved extractor longevity. Jello Sauce is a high-performance weapon lubricant designed for semi-solid, semi-fluid application in high-performance weapon systems, offering temperature stability.

This product spotlight from Brownells introduces Aguila rimfire ammunition, highlighting its manufacturing origins in Mexico since 1961 and a newer facility in Texas. The video emphasizes that their current rimfire offerings are new and manufactured to Olympic standards with clean-burning propellant, suggesting a significant improvement over past products. It covers projectile variety for different shooting applications and mentions the availability of nickel-plated cases for enhanced extraction reliability.

This video explores "Unknown Munitions," a company specializing in custom load development for firearms. The content focuses on the process of tailoring ammunition to specific guns and use cases, such as hunting or competition. It features Rifle #301 by Sawtooth Rifles and highlights the partnership with Unknown Munitions for its ammunition needs. The description also includes links to various merchandise and support platforms for the content creator, Kit Badger.

This video debunks the misconception that firearms should not exhibit muzzle flip, explaining that it's a natural consequence of physics, especially when firing hotter self-defense ammunition. The instructor emphasizes that perceived muzzle flip is not an indicator of poor shooting technique but rather a sign of effective ammunition. He advises focusing on maintaining proper shooting form, keeping arms in position, and reacquiring the target quickly, rather than striving for a completely still firearm.

This guide demonstrates the long-range capabilities of the 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge, as explained by Jeff Hoffman of Black Hills Ammunition. It highlights the importance of selecting the correct ammunition (like the 143 gr ELD-X for hunting or 147 gr ELD-M for competition) and properly adjusting a precision rifle's scope for extended distances, showcasing effective performance at 700 yards.

This video provides essential guidance for new competitors entering IDPA or USPSA. It emphasizes that expensive gear is not required to start, with budget-friendly options like Kydex holsters and magazine pouches being perfectly adequate. The focus is on practice and participation, with gear upgrades recommended only at higher competitive levels. The importance of proper grip and recoil mitigation techniques is highlighted, regardless of ammunition type.