Videos tagged with Explosive Targets

This video demonstrates a test involving a Premier Body Armor plate and 20 pounds of Tannerite. A 3 of 7 Project member prepares an AR-style rifle in a prone position before firing at the explosive target, resulting in a significant blast. The content showcases a daring experiment with tactical gear and explosive materials.

This demonstration showcases the significant explosive potential of 20 lbs of Tannerite, fired from a precision rifle in a prone position. The speaker, identified as Blake and exhibiting experienced authority, highlights the importance of safety distances and proper shooting techniques when engaging such targets. The video also briefly features a watermelon target within a plate carrier and Premier Body Armor, illustrating impact force.

This video showcases the Evanix Viper PCP air rifle, highlighting its semi-automatic PCP action, integrated suppressor, and Picatinny rails. The demonstration, conducted by established airgun reviewer Ben Lodi on an outdoor desert range, features the rifle's performance with explosive targets. The content emphasizes the rifle's capabilities and operational features, suitable for intermediate airgun enthusiasts.

This guide details an experiment testing the effectiveness of 20-grain, 590 FPS Aguila Super Colibri .22LR subsonic ammunition against a Firebird M50 reactive target. The experiment, conducted by Civilian Tactical Host, demonstrates that while subsonic rounds may penetrate, full-power .22LR is generally required to detonate such targets. The host, an experienced shooter, highlights safe firearm handling and knowledge of specialized ammunition.

This video showcases the Kriss Vector in .45 ACP, demonstrating its performance with explosive targets and ballistic gel. The analysis of the ballistic gel reveals significant projectile expansion and wound channel creation. The segment also includes a test involving ricochets from a beer keg, highlighting the firearm's power and the potential for unpredictable projectile behavior.

This video demonstrates the use of Firebird targets, which explode upon impact, to create a dramatic effect when shooting .22LR ammunition. The presenter shows how to attach a Firebird target to a pumpkin and shoot it with .22LR, highlighting the visual spectacle. For an enhanced effect, stacking two targets is suggested. The video also briefly mentions Armory.de for tactical deals.

This video, titled "Exploding Pumpkins," focuses on the exciting and explosive event of detonating pumpkins, likely using firearms or pyrotechnics. While the specific firearm models and calibers are not detailed in the provided information, the title strongly suggests a high-energy outdoor activity involving projectiles or explosive charges aimed at pumpkins. The content promises visual spectacle and a demonstration of impactful results.

This guide demonstrates how to achieve significant explosive effects using common .22LR ammunition and specialized Firebird reactive targets. The Civilian Tactical host showcases how these targets, when struck by .22LR, produce a dramatic pyrotechnic display, contrasting it with the much larger effect of a .50 BMG round. This technique offers a visually impressive, YouTube-compliant method for creating explosions at an outdoor shooting range.

This video tests whether explosions can affect thermal vision, specifically using Firebird explosive targets and a Nokix Lumi L35 thermal scope. The experiment involved detonating both small and large explosive targets to observe their impact on the thermal camera's functionality. The findings indicate that even significant explosions did not disable the thermal optic.

This video tests whether explosions can defeat digital thermal optics. Using Firebird reactive targets and a Noix Lumi L35 thermal optic, the experiment involved small and large explosions. The results indicate that even significant explosions do not deactivate or neutralize the thermal vision of the Noix Lumi L35, suggesting its heat signature is not sufficiently disrupted to cause malfunction.

This YouTube video is a compilation showcasing Tannerite detonations, a binary explosive target used for recreational shooting. The description highlights "explosive fun," "boom after boom," and "dust clouds," emphasizing the visual and auditory spectacle of the explosions. It mentions the content is synced with music for entertainment and is suitable for both those familiar with Tannerite and those curious to see and hear it. The creator also promotes their website for additional shooting content, gear, and giveaways.

This guide covers the safe use of explosive targets, including the Firebird 50BIO biodegradable detonating targets and BoomBank binary targets. It also touches on handling inert training aids like hand grenades. Instruction is provided by a tactical content creator, emphasizing awareness of platform compliance and range procedures.