Videos tagged with FMJBT

The Serbu RN-50 offers an accessible entry into .50 BMG ownership at $1,199, significantly undercutting competitors. Despite its single-shot break-action design, its substantial weight and effective muzzle brake manage recoil well, even when fired standing. The video demonstrates its unique loading mechanism and a clever casing extraction trick, highlighting its practical use for range testing with a Vortex scope and heavy-duty bipod.

This video compares Bobs' Bulk Bullets 55gr FMJBT with Hornady 55gr FMJBT using Hodgdon Varget powder in Starline brass. Testing revealed Hornady bullets significantly outperformed Bobs' bullets in accuracy, achieving sub-MOA groups with 26.0gr and 26.5gr Varget loads. The speaker also highlighted potential issues with Starline brass and wet tumbling.

This YouTube video, "Loading 300 Blk - ep 27 - 200gr Lapua FMJBT Subsonic," focuses on the reloading process for the 300 Blackout (300 Blk) caliber ammunition. Specifically, it details the loading of 200-grain Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail (FMJBT) projectiles from the manufacturer Lapua, emphasizing subsonic characteristics. This episode is part of a larger series on loading 300 Blk, suggesting a comprehensive approach to handloading for this popular rifle cartridge.

This review details a ballistics gel test of Golden Tiger 7.62x39 124gr FMJBT ammunition fired from an SGL 21-61 rifle. The ammunition demonstrated good performance for its class, achieving an average velocity of 2367 fps and 1542 ft-lbs of energy. Both rounds tumbled early in the gel, with the second shot penetrating 29.5 inches. The instructor highlights its suitability for hunting but not home defense.