Videos tagged with Copper Bullet

This video provides an expert analysis of the Lehigh Defense 9mm Controlled Fracturing 115-Grain Bullet's terminal performance, featuring slow-motion ballistic gel testing. The analysis, conducted by recognized industry experts, details the bullet's fragmentation pattern, penetration depths, and wound channel dynamics, concluding it offers simple, effective, and consistent performance.

This video provides an in-depth look at Wilson Combat's Xtreme Defense and Xtreme Penetrator bullets, highlighting their unique non-deforming design and superior terminal ballistics. Representatives from Wilson Combat and Lehigh Defense explain how the fluted copper construction creates a significant wound channel through fluid displacement, rather than expansion. The footage includes impressive barrier testing and ballistic gel demonstrations, showcasing the bullets' ability to maintain integrity and achieve FBI-compliant penetration depths (12-16 inches) through various materials.

This guide details a methodical ballistic gel test for Underwood Extreme Defender .380 ACP ammunition, as demonstrated by Buckeye Ballistics. It covers gel preparation, calibration, barrier setup, and data collection using a chronograph. The test evaluates both standard and +P pressure rounds, focusing on penetration depth, wound cavity creation, and projectile integrity, aiming to meet FBI standards. The expert-level instruction emphasizes objective, data-driven conclusions.

This YouTube video compares the terminal ballistics of a "Machined Copper 9mm" projectile against 25 lbs of clay. The title suggests a focus on projectile performance and impact, likely to demonstrate how the copper bullet behaves when encountering resistance. This type of content is common in firearm enthusiasts' discussions about ammunition effectiveness and potential self-defense or hunting applications.

This video focuses on "Machined Copper 9mm HP" ammunition. While the description is brief, the title strongly suggests a detailed examination or demonstration of this specific type of hollow-point projectile for 9mm handguns. Expect content related to the manufacturing process, performance characteristics, or potential applications of this specialized ammunition.

This video from Lehigh Defense and Wilson Combat demonstrates the performance of their 9mm 90-grain Xtreme Defense bullet using FBI-calibrated gelatin. The test compares a bullet with their Fluid Transfer Monolithic (FTM) flutes against one without, highlighting the flutes' role in creating a significant energy dump and controlled penetration of 18 inches. A high-speed camera at 4000 fps captures the wound cavity. The description emphasizes the advanced monolithic copper construction and its ability to create a large permanent wound cavity, outperforming traditional hollow points, especially after barrier penetration.

This YouTube video from RECOILtv features Editor in Chief Iain Harrison conducting ballistic tests on Norma Oryx and TIPSTRIKE ammunition. The video highlights Norma's engineered copper-built hollow point rounds, aiming to showcase their performance. It promotes the RECOILtv app available on various platforms, including Android and iOS.

This video from SHOT Show 2018 showcases Winchester's new Deer Season XP Copper Impact ammunition. The description highlights its design for rapid expansion upon impact, featuring an engineered hollow-point cavity for excellent terminal performance. A key benefit emphasized is the solid copper construction, which provides increased weight retention compared to traditional jacketed lead-core bullets. Further information is available at AmericanHunter.org.

This video demonstrates the terminal ballistics of the 500 S&W Magnum Xtreme Penetrator round from Underwood Ammunition. Fired from a Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 500 with a 10.5-inch barrel, the 350-grain solid copper projectile successfully destroyed a 12lb bowling ball in a single shot, showcasing the ammunition's significant penetration capabilities. The presenter emphasizes the importance of safety gear due to the unpredictable nature of projectile impacts.

This review tests the Underwood 9mm 90gr Xtreme Defender, comparing it against Federal HST. The Xtreme Defender, especially the +P+ load, demonstrated significantly deeper penetration (21.5 inches) and a wider permanent wound cavity (2 inches) in ballistic gel compared to the HST. Testing through heavy clothing and barriers showed minimal impact on penetration, with the solid copper bullet retaining its effectiveness.