Videos tagged with Copper Bullets

This YouTube video focuses on testing copper bullets in 6.5 Creedmoor. It specifically examines the performance of the 120-grain Barnes TTSX BT (noted as the discontinued TAC-TX) and the 118-grain Cavity Back Bullets MKZ. The testing utilizes several popular gunpowder types, including Hodgdon H4350, Hodgdon H414 (also known as Winchester 760), Alliant Reloder 16, and IMR 4350. The video appears to be an in-depth ballistic gel or terminal performance test for these bullet types in this common rifle caliber.

This video analyzes the performance of two copper bullet types in 6.5 Grendel: the 100gr Barnes TTSX BT and the 105gr Cavity Back Bullets MKZ. It tests these bullets with four different powders: Ramshot X-Terminator, Alliant Reloder 15, IMR 8208 XBR, and Hodgdon H335, providing valuable data for reloaders and shooters interested in the 6.5 Grendel cartridge.

This video details how a deep cleaning process, inspired by Ron Spomer's advice, restored the accuracy of a Sako 90 Quest rifle. The rifle's accuracy degraded from sub-MOA to 2-inch groups, suspected to be due to fouling from lead/gilding metal bullets affecting all-copper bullet performance. After cleaning to bare metal using SC14 and a borescope, accuracy improved to an average of 0.64 inches.

Choosing the right elk hunting rifle emphasizes scope importance over brand for rapid target acquisition. Lightweight rifles like the Tikka T3x Superlite are ideal for backpack hunts, while heavier options suit base camp setups. The 7mm PRC is highlighted as a top cartridge for its penetration and bullet performance, with bonded or copper bullets recommended for elk.

This YouTube video focuses on the effectiveness and quality of copper bullets, highlighting their performance. The title explicitly mentions "Copper bullets are top tier" and includes hashtags related to Sig Sauer, pistols, 10mm caliber, the Army, and general shooting culture ("pewpew"). While the description is blank, the title provides enough information to categorize the content as firearms-related, specifically discussing ammunition and potentially implying a practical or performance-based evaluation.

This video features a review and test of 9mm HP (Hollow Point) bullets from Matrix Bullets, a Canadian company specializing in lead-free copper projectiles. The host, GunGuy, tests the performance of these bullets, highlighting their effectiveness, especially in the context of current ammunition shortages. The video also promotes the host's channels, website, merchandise, and various affiliations and sponsors within the firearms community.

This TFB TV review critically examines Lehigh Defense's fluted copper bullets, the Extreme Penetrator and Extreme Defense lines. While high-speed footage and meat tests suggest these bullets create larger temporary cavities than standard defensive rounds like Federal HST, the host remains skeptical about their real-world effectiveness compared to established FBI metrics. The review highlights the importance of sectional density for deep penetration and cautions that ballistic gel may not perfectly replicate living tissue performance.

This video from Guns & Gear Season 9 features an analysis of Remington HTP Copper ammunition loaded with Barnes Bullets. It highlights the availability of this all-copper bullet technology in various calibers, including .223, .300 Blackout, and .308 Winchester. The video showcases products from the firearms industry, including range demonstrations and information on new offerings from Remington.

This video from The Gun Collective features Tyler from Lehigh Defense showcasing their new lead-free Controlled Chaos Copper and Xtreme Defense ammunition lines at SHOT Show 2017. The presentation highlights innovative bullet designs and their intended applications, providing a glimpse into new product offerings in the ammunition market.