Videos tagged with Firearms Mythbusting

This video provides an expert-level ballistics test of the .30-06 Springfield cartridge, specifically addressing the claim that it could stop within a human neck. The speaker, demonstrating high expertise in practical firearms testing, uses an anatomically correct dummy to simulate impacts. The tests conclusively show that both FMJ and Ballistic Tip .30-06 rounds possess extreme penetration capabilities, shattering bone and passing through multiple barriers, making the 'stopped in neck' narrative highly improbable.

This guide details a method for testing gas blowback on a suppressed SIG MPX, as demonstrated by James Reeves of TFBTV. It involves a systematic approach using visual inspection and a unique 'science mask' test with napkins to quantify debris. The findings suggest that with specific configurations, such as using an AAC Triad adapter, significant blowback may be less of an issue than commonly claimed online.