Videos tagged with Crimp Jump

This video delves into the phenomenon of 'crimp jump' or 'bullet creep' in 9mm revolvers. It explores how recoil can cause bullets to gradually advance out of their casings during firing, potentially leading to cylinder binding and misfires. The content aims to provide insights for firearm enthusiasts, collectors, preppers, and sportsmen interested in the mechanical intricacies of revolvers and ammunition performance.

The Ruger Super Redhawk Alaskan in .454 Casull is a powerful revolver primarily for bear defense, also capable of firing .45 Long Colt. While offering immense power in a medium frame with a 6-shot capacity, its trigger is considered mediocre for its price point. A significant drawback is 'crimp jump,' where recoil can dislodge bullets in unfired chambers, potentially locking the cylinder, a malfunction that can be cleared by manipulating the hammer and cylinder.