Videos tagged with Controlled Fragmentation

This video tests Pilgrim Ammunition's .380 Auto Torch rounds, featuring a 50-grain solid copper projectile designed for controlled fragmentation. The tests were conducted using a gel setup with a heavy clothing barrier and chronographed with a Labradar. The reviewer found the velocities achieved from both a Ruger LCP Max and an S&W Shield EZ 380 to be significantly lower than advertised, leading to disappointing performance in the gel test. The LCP Max produced no fragmentation and insufficient penetration, while the Shield EZ showed some fragmentation but also fell short of expected performance metrics.

This video details a ballistics test of G2 Research Telos 9mm +P ammunition, focusing on its controlled fragmentation characteristics. The test utilizes a Springfield Hellcat and a Glock 19, with Clear Ballistics gel and a chronograph to measure penetration, fragmentation, and velocity. The ammunition demonstrated significant fragmentation, with projectiles breaking apart early in the gel block and fragments scattering widely.

This video details a ballistic gel test of G2 Research Telos 9mm +P ammunition. The presenter fires rounds from two different barrel lengths (3-inch Taurus GX4 and ~4.25-inch P80) through a chronograph and into ballistic gel. The test focuses on the controlled fragmentation characteristics of the solid copper projectiles, measuring velocities, penetration, fragment counts, and recovered projectile weights. The presenter notes that while the fragmentation is highly controlled and consistent, the overall penetration is less than desired for some applications.

This YouTube video review focuses on the Telos 45 ACP +P Controlled Fragmentation Round, supplied by G2 Research. The presenter expresses enthusiasm for the "badass" look of the ammunition. The description also includes links to the presenter's various social media platforms, website, Patreon, and merchandise, as well as a call to support the channel through donations and affiliate links for Olight products. Additionally, it promotes joining BGOE (Black Gun Owners and Education) and their Jacksonville chapter.