Videos tagged with Gelatin Test

This video from Tática Civil tests the effectiveness of three non-ballistic items as potential weapons: a 'honey dagger' disguised as a comb, a tactical pen, and a screwdriver. The honey dagger demonstrated significant penetration, while the screwdriver achieved the deepest wound channel despite being a single spike. The tactical pen showed the least penetration.

This video tests the 'Twister' slug, a shotgun projectile featuring three lead petals designed to open upon impact. The test demonstrates its performance by shooting a five-gallon water jug, a paper target for accuracy, and ballistic gelatin for lethality. The results show significant water displacement, a clean hole on the paper target, and petal separation in the gelatin, indicating effective expansion and penetration.

This video tests the effectiveness of 'cut shells' against traditional slugs and birdshot. Tests include accuracy at 50 yards, penetration on metal, and ballistics gelatin expansion. The results suggest cut shells can offer significant expansion and penetration, potentially acting like a 'grenade' upon impact, making them a devastating option for certain applications.

This YouTube Shorts video focuses on slow-motion footage of a 62-grain projectile impacting ballistic gelatin. The visual emphasis is on observing the projectile's behavior and terminal ballistics upon impact in extreme slow motion, providing a detailed look at the wound channel and projectile expansion or integrity. The video is concise, designed for quick consumption on the Shorts platform.

This YouTube video is a short focusing on ballistic gelatin testing of the 5.7x28mm cartridge. The primary goal is to demonstrate and evaluate how this specific ammunition performs when impacting ballistic gelatin, providing insights into its terminal ballistics characteristics. The content is directly related to firearm ammunition performance and testing methodologies.

This video features a ballistic gel test and review of Winchester Silvertip .22LR ammunition. The content creator also provides links to reviews of the TX22 and RS22M firearms, as well as various shooting accessories and equipment they regularly use. The video focuses on demonstrating the performance of the .22LR rounds in ballistic gelatin, offering insights into their penetration and expansion characteristics.

This video from Lehigh Defense and Wilson Combat demonstrates the performance of their 9mm 90-grain Xtreme Defense bullet using FBI-calibrated gelatin. The test compares a bullet with their Fluid Transfer Monolithic (FTM) flutes against one without, highlighting the flutes' role in creating a significant energy dump and controlled penetration of 18 inches. A high-speed camera at 4000 fps captures the wound cavity. The description emphasizes the advanced monolithic copper construction and its ability to create a large permanent wound cavity, outperforming traditional hollow points, especially after barrier penetration.

This video compares CCI A17 and A22 ammunition, specifically testing the performance of .17 HMR and .22 WMR (also known as .22 Magnum) rounds in ballistic gelatin. The video delves into the differences in gelatin performance between these two popular rimfire cartridges, offering a direct comparison for viewers interested in terminal ballistics. Additional links are provided for reviews of specific firearms that utilize these calibers: the RS22M and the 93R17.

This YouTube video features a ballistic gel test of a Rossi 92 Carbine chambered in .44 Magnum. The description highlights links to a gun review, a 300-yard shooting test, and various shooting accessories used by the creator, including steel targets, cameras, editing software (TBA), hearing protection, safety glasses (TBA), ballistic gelatin powder, reloading scales, calipers, denim, rangefinders, shooting rests, chronographs, and various target types. The creator also notes their Amazon Associate status for qualifying purchases.

This YouTube video features a comparison between real ballistic gelatin and Clear Ballistics synthetic gelatin, as tested by Andrew. The description also includes links to related content, such as "The Chopping Block uncut version" and a "Brassfetcher comparison," suggesting a broader exploration of ballistic testing and potentially firearm performance. Social media links are provided for the channel.