Videos tagged with Forensic Ballistics

This video explores the Battle of the Little Bighorn through the lens of firearms archaeology. It details how systematic surveys and artifact analysis, including bullet and case identification, have revealed crucial tactical information and the diverse weaponry used by Native American forces. The osteological record further provides insights into the soldiers' health and the brutal nature of the combat.

This video appears to be a demonstration or testing of firearms using ballistic dummies. Given the title 'Ballistic Dummy Lab,' it likely showcases the terminal ballistics and effects of different firearms and ammunition when impacting a simulated human target. This could involve testing penetration, wound cavities, or other forensic aspects of projectile impact. The content is likely aimed at those interested in the practical application and effects of firearms, possibly for educational or demonstrative purposes related to self-defense, ballistics, or forensic science.

This video scientifically tests various historical and modern execution methods using ballistic dummies. It covers the Utah firing squad with .30-30 Winchester, the Soviet 9x18mm Makarov headshot, a Thai MP5 burst, the special operations 'canoeing' method with an HK416, and a recreation of the Bonnie and Clyde ambush using a Colt Monitor .30-06.

This YouTube video, titled "Part 2. Witness mark quick tip," focuses on a specific technique related to firearms. While the description is minimal, the title suggests a practical, instructional approach to understanding or identifying marks left on firearm components, likely for forensic analysis, gunsmithing, or troubleshooting purposes. The content aims to provide a quick and useful tip for viewers interested in the finer details of firearm mechanics and maintenance.

This video investigates how far a bullet will penetrate concrete. The creator aims to test the penetration capabilities of bullets through this material, providing visual evidence of the results. The description also includes multiple links for viewer support, including Patreon and PayPal, and encourages following the creator on Instagram.