Videos tagged with Hardcast

This video provides a detailed comparison of three types of .380 ACP ammunition: Buffalo Bore Hardcast (standard and +P), Fiocchi FMJ, and Xtreme Penetrator. The testing involves ballistic gel to measure penetration, velocity, and projectile integrity. The presenter, an experienced firearms instructor, emphasizes the importance of maximizing energy and penetration from the .380 ACP caliber for self-defense applications.

This YouTube video showcases a "mag dump" of a .460 Smith & Wesson firearm loaded with hardcast ammunition. The title implies a focus on rapid firing of the weapon, highlighting the power and capabilities of the .460 S&W cartridge, particularly when paired with hardcast bullets. The content likely demonstrates the recoil, muzzle flash, and overall performance of this potent handgun round.

This YouTube video focuses on "Hardcast" ammunition in the context of a Ruger Blackhawk revolver. The title and description indicate the video will likely explore the performance and use of hard-cast bullets with this specific firearm. The inclusion of "EDC" suggests a potential discussion around carrying or using the Ruger Blackhawk with this type of ammunition for everyday self-defense or utility.

This video details a ballistic gel test of various .45 Colt ammunition types fired from a Bond Arms Grizzly derringer. The instructor evaluates penetration, expansion, and wound channels, comparing Remington HTP hollow points, Underwood Ammo hardcast semi-wadcutters, and Ammo Inc. TMC rounds. The test highlights the limited expansion of hollow points and the significant difference in performance between various loads, particularly noting the poor velocity and penetration of the Ammo Inc. offering.

This video from Kentucky Ballistics pits a .44 Magnum against a line of ten coconuts to see how many can be penetrated by a single round. The firearm used is a Ruger Super Redhawk chambered in .44 Magnum, and the ammunition is Buffalo Bore +P+ 340-grain hardcast bullets. The experiment highlights the stopping power of the .44 Magnum and results in a significant mess. The description also encourages viewers to engage with Kentucky Ballistics on social media.