Videos tagged with Denim Test

This video conducts a "Streak Visual Ammunition Test" focusing on 9mm ammunition. The description lists various gear used for filming and testing, including steel targets, cameras, editing software (TBA), audio equipment (TBA), hearing protection, safety glasses (TBA), ballistic gelatin powder, reloading scale, calipers, denim for testing penetration, a range finder, shooting rests, a chronograph for velocity measurements, target stands, and various types of splatter targets. The test appears to involve evaluating how 9mm bullets perform visually, likely against different materials like denim and possibly ballistic gelatin.

This YouTube video conducts a ballistics gel test comparing Federal HST, Speer Gold Dot, and Hornady Critical Duty 9mm 124-grain ammunition. The test specifically utilizes 4 layers of denim to simulate clothing penetration. The presenter notes that the results were surprising and that the Critical Duty performed better than expected. The video also clarifies the use of 20% Clear Ballistics gel, explaining its preference for shorter bullet stop and preventing over-penetration, while acknowledging it's not a perfect human tissue mimic. The presenter encourages viewer suggestions for future tests and asks for likes and subscriptions.

This video features an unscientific gel test of Silver Bear 223 55gr FMJ ammunition fired through a 10.5-inch short-barreled AR-15 rifle. The test uses Clear Ballistics gel with four layers of denim to simulate penetration. The video also mentions the use of a 1 in 7 twist CHF barrel and provides social media links for MrGunsNGear.

This video features a ballistics gel test of the Federal HST 40 S&W 180gr ammunition (P40HST1). The test is conducted using Clear Ballistics FBI spec gel and four layers of denim, fired from a Glock G35. The description also includes social media links for MrGunsnGear.

This review details the Hornady 185gr .45 ACP Critical Defense (#90900) ammunition through a ballistic gel test. The test revealed a higher-than-advertised velocity of 1117 fps, with the bullet achieving 14.5 inches of penetration and 0.65 inches of expansion through heavy clothing. The Springfield TRP Operator 1911 served as the test platform.

This video presents a ballistic gel test of Federal Tactical Bonded 40 S&W 165gr JHP ammunition, specifically the LE40T3 load. The test adheres to IWBA standards, using calibrated clear ballistics gel and four layers of denim. Chronograph data indicates a velocity of 1066 fps and 416 ft-lbs of energy. The description also includes a link to the creator's Facebook page, suggesting a focus on firearm and ammunition reviews or tests.