Videos tagged with Federal 30 Super Carry

This video reviews several new ammunition offerings for 2023, highlighting advancements in terminal ballistics, accuracy, and specialized applications. It covers Winchester's Copper Impact for big game, Browning's subsonic 22LR for precision, Hornady's CX bullet for long-range performance, and CCI's reloadable Blazer Brass 9mm. The review also details Federal's 30 Super Carry for concealed carry, bismuth loads for waterfowl, Remington's TSS turkey loads, Federal HST Magnum revolver rounds, Underwood's high-velocity 45 Auto, and Fiocchi's low-recoil buckshot.

This episode of SHOT Show New Product Premiere covers a range of new firearms and ammunition. Key introductions include the Smith & Wesson CSX micro-compact pistol, Federal's new 30 Super Carry cartridge, and updated rifle platforms from Smith & Wesson's Volunteer XV series. Ammunition highlights include Black Hills Ammunition's Honey Badger 10mm and updated Hornady CX bullets, while Lockdown introduces a new vault wall organization system. Browning showcases a waterfowl-focused 16-gauge A5, Winchester updates its Blindside waterfowl load, and Daniel Defense unveils new R3 rifle variants and the Delta 5 bolt-action rifle.

This Q&A session from InRangeTV covers a wide range of firearms-related topics, including rifle reliability with mixed ammunition, the evolution of optic reticles, comparisons of red dot sight types, and discussions on bullpup rifle performance. The host also touches on historical firearms, shooting sports, and personal preferences for music and food, offering insights from an experienced firearms instructor and content creator.

This review of the Federal 30 Super Carry caliber analyzes its advertised advantages against ballistic realities. While it offers increased capacity and lighter recoil compared to 9mm, its energy output is significantly lower, and expansion, though comparable in percentage, results in a smaller projectile. The caliber is best positioned as a middle-ground option between .380 ACP and 9mm, particularly for recoil-sensitive shooters or those prioritizing capacity in smaller firearms.