Videos tagged with ELD Match

This video demonstrates the precision shooting capabilities of Hornady Match ammunition, specifically highlighting the ELD Match bullet with its Heat Shield tip. The visual sequence shows a shooter operating a high-end precision bolt-action rifle, emphasizing the reliable cycling and ejection of spent casings during firing. The focus on professional-grade equipment signals a high level of expertise in long-range marksmanship.

This guide details a practical method for testing different Black Hills .308 Winchester loads to determine optimal accuracy for a specific rifle. It emphasizes the importance of controlled range conditions, including barrel cooling and consistent shooting techniques, to identify the best-performing ammunition. The analysis highlights how bullet weight and design can influence point of impact and group tightness, with the 178gr ELD-X ultimately producing the tightest group in this test.

This video focuses on the 300 PRC cartridge and specifically analyzes the velocity of 225 grain ELD Match ammunition. The description provides a link to tatargets.com, suggesting a connection to a manufacturer or retailer of shooting supplies. The content appears to be a technical evaluation of ammunition performance, likely targeted at precision rifle shooters or those interested in ballistic data.

This video tests the penetration capabilities of 300 PRC and 300 Winchester Magnum ammunition against steel targets, specifically focusing on whether these calibers can create a hole in "mild steel" and challenging the common assumption about "steel is steel." The experiment aims to debunk the idea that 300 WM was responsible for a specific hole, suggesting a surprising outcome. It features various types of ammunition, including Hornady Outfitter, and showcases different steel target systems from TATargets, offering discount codes and product links.

This video introduces the new Hornady 22 ARC cartridge, designed for standard-length AR-15 actions. It aims to provide enhanced ballistic performance out to and beyond 1,000 yards, leveraging Hornady's Doppler radar systems for precise bullet tuning. The cartridge and rifle chamber were developed together for consistent performance and improved velocity, expanding the AR-15's capabilities. The 22 ARC offers similar performance to the .22-250 Remington while remaining compatible with AR-15 lower receivers. Hornady currently offers three loads: 62-grain ELD-VT V-Match, 88-grain ELD Match, and 75-grain ELD Match Black.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Christensen Arms Mesa rifle chambered in .300 PRC. The reviewer highlights key features such as the 24-inch 416 steel barrel with a radial port muzzle brake, fluted bolt, R700 long action compatibility, and bronze Cerakote finish. The rifle's carbon fiber sporter stock with a Limbsaver recoil pad and the Trigger Tech adjustable trigger (1.5-4 lbs) are praised. The review also mentions the included Meopta Optika 5 4-20x50 scope and the rifle's sub-MOA guarantee and warranty. Ammunition tested includes Hornady 300 PRC ELD Match and Hornady 300 PRC Precision Hunter. The video concludes with a mention of potential future reviews of other Christensen Arms models like the Ridgeline and MPR. The presenter encourages viewer engagement and promotes Challenge Targets.

This video introduces the new Hornady 6mm ARC cartridge, highlighting its key features and benefits. Paul Levy explains that the 6mm ARC offers a 1,000-yard effective range while being compatible with the standard AR-15 platform, eliminating the need for larger .308-sized rifles. The cartridge's design, similar to the accurate 6mm PPC, is derived from the 6.5mm Grendel case, utilizing the same bolt and magazines. Existing 6.5 Grendel rifle owners can convert to 6mm ARC by simply changing the barrel. The video also notes that bullets suitable for 6mm Creedmoor are likely to perform well in 6mm ARC, and mentions two initial factory loads from Hornady: a 108-grain ELD Match and a 105-grain Black. Barrel manufacturers Faxon and Ballistic Advantage are already producing barrels, and its SAAMI specification ensures future availability of ammunition, barrels, and complete uppers.

This video, part 3 of a series on the Howa Oryx 6.5 Grendel, revisits the rifle after an initial challenging outing. The reviewer attempts to achieve better groups and tests two types of ammunition: Hornady Black 123gr ELD Match and Federal Fusion. Early impressions of both loads are not positive. The video also features a brief mention of Outdoor Research gear.

This video reviews the Thompson Center "Performance Center" 6.5 Creedmoor LRR (Long Range Rifle). The reviewer highlights its well-built construction and smooth action, showcasing an impressive 0.8" 5-shot group at 100 yards using Hornady ELD Match 140gr ammunition. However, a significant drawback noted is the frustrating requirement to remove the rear stock for bolt removal. The review focuses on accuracy and user experience, offering a detailed look at this specific rifle model and its performance with particular ammunition.

This YouTube video focuses on a "myth-busting" experiment to determine the penetration capabilities of a 6.5 Creedmoor rifle, specifically the Hornady 140gr ELD Match ammunition, through concrete cinder blocks at a distance of 1000 yards. The video aims to showcase the performance of this rifle caliber in an unusual and demanding scenario.

This review tests the 120gr Hornady ELD Match bullet in 6.5 Grendel using Shooters World Match Rifle and Hodgdon H322 powders. While SW Match Rifle showed high velocity, H322 delivered exceptional accuracy with a 0.411-inch group and low standard deviation, making it a potential top performer for this specific barrel setup.

This is episode 21 of a series focused on loading ammunition for the 300 Blackout (300 Blk) caliber. This specific video details the process of loading using Hornady's 208 grain ELD Match projectiles. The description also provides a link to a playlist for the entire series, indicating a comprehensive approach to handloading for this popular rifle cartridge. The content is likely geared towards reloaders and firearm enthusiasts interested in optimizing their 300 Blk ammunition.