Videos tagged with Door Breaching

This video provides an expert overview of the Mossberg 590 RM and 590R shotguns, presented by Chris Cerino. It details their features for home defense and tactical use, including AR-15 style controls, magazine-fed systems (RM), tube-fed actions (R), collapsible stocks, and specialized breaching devices. The discussion highlights ergonomics, recoil mitigation, and accessory options like adjustable chokes and high-capacity magazines.

This video explores the critical role of ammunition in door breaching, asserting that the choice of round is far more important than the shotgun itself. The content breaks down and tests various breaching loads, challenging the notion that shotgun selection is overrated. For added emphasis, the video demonstrates the use of an IWA door breaching charge, a product available for online purchase, highlighting its effectiveness in making an entrance. The creator also promotes their Instagram channel and offers a discount code for Gideon Optics and Arrowhead Tactical Apparel.

This video demonstrates a tactical shotgun door breach, focusing on precise muzzle placement and angle to destroy the locking mechanism effectively. The instructor, John 'Shrek' McPhee, emphasizes safety by positioning the shooter to avoid debris and highlights the importance of shot placement for a clean breach. The demonstration shows the successful destruction of the lock while preserving the strike plate.

This video showcases Day 2 of the Czech Combat 2024 competition, a two-day, 12-stage practical match involving both rifle and pistol. Sponsored by CZ and Sellier & Bellot, and organized by B-Rdy, the event combines tactically-oriented and IPSC-style stages with a focus on practical shooting rather than extreme physical challenges. The description highlights the fun experience, strong competitors, and excellent range staff, with links to related websites and merchandise.

This YouTube video, titled "Tunnels and Door Breaching: Czech Combat 2024 Day 2," focuses on tactical training scenarios involving navigating tunnels and performing door breaches. The description highlights several specific firearms and ammunition types, including the CZ Bren 3, CZ P10, and Sellier & Bellot (S&B) ammunition, indicating a strong emphasis on modern firearms and their use in simulated combat environments. The inclusion of "competition" suggests a potential competitive shooting aspect or a demonstration of skills relevant to such events.

This review of the TX-12 under-barrel shotgun highlights its lightweight titanium construction and 12-gauge capacity for door breaching. Testing revealed significant recoil issues, causing plastic rails to fail, necessitating a switch to metal mounting systems. The shotgun demonstrated devastating effectiveness with various rounds against organic targets and a ballistic dummy, though extreme recoil eventually damaged the host firearm's muzzle brake.

This video provides a detailed look at the Heckler & Koch RGW-90 MATADOR, a 90mm recoilless anti-tank launcher. It showcases the weapon's deployable controls, integrated Hensoldt Wetzlar optics with a specific reticle for aiming, and a live-fire demonstration against a tank target. The segment concludes with stowing procedures and a view of the launch tube, highlighting its HEAT-RA warhead.

This video features a shotgun firing a BOLO round at a door, posing a "who will win?" scenario. The title and hashtags indicate a focus on tactical shotgun use and potentially a test of the ammunition's effectiveness against a barrier. The content likely aims to be both informative about the BOLO round and entertaining through a dramatic demonstration.

This video details the 45/45 breaching technique for shotguns, emphasizing precise angles to target the locking mechanism for effective destruction. It covers the tactical steps from positioning and racking the shotgun to coordinating the breach and transitioning to a primary rifle post-entry. The instructor highlights the importance of safety and team coordination in dynamic breaching scenarios.

This video details the experimental construction and testing of a 7-foot long, 69-baffle 12-gauge suppressor by Matt Carriker. The experiment progresses from initial baseline tests with birdshot and slugs to advanced applications like door breaching and full-auto firing with incendiary rounds, demonstrating significant sound reduction even at extreme lengths. The testing highlights practical challenges like suppressor droop and showcases specialized ammunition.

This video tests various exotic 12-gauge shotgun ammunition types on a ballistic dummy. Rounds like the Macho Gacho, Flechette, Piranha, and Tenderizer Slug demonstrated significant destructive power and penetration. While some rounds proved effective, others like the Rhodesian Jungle load lacked impressive performance. The video highlights the extreme capabilities of specialized shotgun rounds.

This video details the function and testing of 12-gauge breaching rounds, emphasizing their specialized design for tactical door entry. The rounds are constructed from compressed iron powder, allowing them to disintegrate upon impact to prevent over-penetration while delivering significant kinetic energy to locks and hinges. Testing against plywood, metal shelves, and comparison with standard slugs highlight their unique ballistic properties and effectiveness at close range.