Videos tagged with Fragmenting Ammunition

The Full Metal Kraken 12G ammunition features a unique 8-segment solid copper projectile designed for fragmentation upon impact. Testing demonstrated significant energy transfer into a water bucket and pinpoint accuracy on a paper target. Ballistics gel testing confirmed substantial expansion and over 12 inches of penetration, showcasing its terminal performance.

This review of the G2 Research R.I.P. 12-gauge slug, costing over $10 per round, evaluates its effectiveness for home defense. Through a three-part test involving water jugs, paper targets, and ballistics gel, the slug demonstrated significant energy transfer, 'dead accurate' performance, and controlled fragmentation. The host, exhibiting high authority, concluded it's a viable option due to its effectiveness and reliable cycling in semi-auto shotguns.

This video showcases the terminal performance of G2 Research R.I.P. ammunition in .45 ACP fired from a 1911-style pistol. The demonstration uses ballistic clay to illustrate the projectile's fragmentation and the resulting cavity. The shooter, an experienced marksman, highlights the unique design of the R.I.P. round and its effectiveness in creating significant tissue damage.

This video analyzes Texas Senate Bill 1737, which proposes a ban on expanding or fragmenting ammunition. The speaker, demonstrating expertise in firearms and legislative analysis, argues that the bill is based on misinformation and would not enhance safety, potentially making situations more dangerous. The analysis highlights exemptions for law enforcement and military, and discusses the changing demographics in Texas and their potential impact on gun legislation.