Videos tagged with Defensive Cartridge

This "Gun of the Week" video from the NRA features the Taurus 327, a compact double-action/single-action revolver. It highlights the revolver's chambering in .327 Federal Magnum, noting its compatibility with .32 H&R Magnum and .32 S&W cartridges. The description details its stainless steel construction, 2-inch barrel (with an optional 3-inch available), fixed sights, rubber grips designed for recoil mitigation, and six-round capacity. The video showcases the Taurus 327 on the range, emphasizing its suitability for self-defense and concealed carry.

This video features former Deputy Sheriff Ed Combs testing Hornady Critical Duty .45 ACP + P ammunition through FBI gel blocks. The 220-grain rounds demonstrate impressive penetration, exceeding 16 inches in the first block and showing 2-4 inches of penetration in the second. The video highlights the continued viability of .45 ACP for defensive purposes, noting its use by law enforcement. It also promotes the USCCA and Concealed Carry Magazine, offering resources for responsibly armed Americans.

This video features Ed Combs, former Deputy Sheriff and Associate Editor of Concealed Carry Magazine, demonstrating the Jennings J-22 pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle. The content explores the potential use of such firearms by adversaries, highlighting that even less common firearms and calibers can be lethal threats. Combs aims to see if the J-22 can be fired multiple times in succession and discusses the effectiveness of .22 Long Rifle ammunition in a defensive context. The video also promotes the USCCA app and membership for gun owners, emphasizing education and legal protection.

This video features Concealed Carry Magazine Associate Editor Ed Combs examining the penetration capabilities of the Hornady .25 ACP cartridge. The .25 ACP is highlighted as a Browning-designed defensive cartridge that remains relevant. The video is presented by the USCCA and includes a call to action for a free gun giveaway through a provided link.

This video tests the effectiveness of .380 ACP ammunition for self-defense against 9mm. Ballistics gel tests reveal that .380 hollow points, like Speer Gold Dot, often fail to meet the FBI's 12-inch penetration standard, achieving only 9.5 inches. Conversely, .380 ball ammunition, such as PMC 90gr FMJ, demonstrated over-penetration and significant wound cavity creation, leading the speaker to recommend ball ammo for .380 carry.