Videos tagged with High Velocity Ammunition

This video introduces SIMX ammunition, a new development featuring proprietary bullets filled with a non-Newtonian fluid. The ammunition is available in 45 ACP, 40 S&W, and 9mm, with a focus on its significantly lighter projectile weight and increased velocity compared to traditional ammunition. The technology offers reduced recoil and faster follow-up shots, making it a compelling option for various shooting applications.

This video introduces SimX ammunition, featuring a proprietary bullet design utilizing a non-Newtonian fluid core within a copper casing. This innovative construction results in significantly lighter projectiles, such as a 78-grain 45 ACP compared to a standard 230-grain. The lighter weight, combined with a standard powder charge, achieves much higher velocities (over 1800 fps) and dramatically reduced recoil, leading to faster follow-up shots and tighter shot groupings. The ammunition is available in 45 ACP, 40 S&W, and 9mm, with potential benefits for concealed carry and competitive shooting.

This video introduces SimX ammunition, featuring a proprietary non-Newtonian fluid bullet design. The ammunition is available in 45 ACP, 40 Smith & Wesson, and 9mm, with a focus on its significantly lighter projectile weight and increased velocity compared to traditional ammunition. The presenter highlights potential benefits like reduced recoil and faster follow-up shots, making it an interesting development for shooters and potentially a lead-free alternative for hunting.

This video introduces SimX ammunition, a new development featuring proprietary bullets made with a non-Newtonian fluid core encased in copper. Available in 45 ACP, 40 S&W, and 9mm, these rounds are significantly lighter and faster than traditional ammunition, offering reduced recoil and improved follow-up shot accuracy. The unique composition also presents a potential alternative to lead-based projectiles for hunting or areas with restrictions.

This video introduces SimX ammunition, featuring a proprietary bullet design utilizing a non-Newtonian fluid core. The presenter highlights the significant weight reduction compared to traditional projectiles, leading to higher velocities, reduced recoil, and faster follow-up shots. The ammunition is noted for its potential as a lead-free alternative and its availability for civilian markets in 45 ACP, 40 S&W, and 9mm, despite significant military and law enforcement contracts.

This video introduces SimX ammunition, a new development featuring a proprietary non-Newtonian fluid projectile. The ammunition offers significantly lighter projectile weights and higher velocities compared to traditional rounds, using a standard powder charge. This results in reduced recoil, faster follow-up shots, and potential advantages for hunting in lead-restricted areas. The company also holds military and law enforcement contracts, limiting its civilian availability to specific calibers like 45 ACP, 40 S&W, and 9mm.

This video introduces SimX ammunition, featuring a proprietary bullet design utilizing a non-Newtonian fluid core encased in copper. This innovative construction results in significantly lighter projectiles compared to traditional lead bullets, even at the same caliber. The ammunition is available in 45 ACP, 40 Smith & Wesson, and 9mm, with a focus on its performance benefits like higher velocity, reduced recoil, and potentially tighter shot groupings. The presenter highlights its suitability for situations where lead ammunition is restricted and its advantage in reducing carrying weight.

This video provides an expert-level analysis of various 5.7x28mm ammunition loads, conducted by Banana Ballistics. The host utilizes professional equipment like a Garmin Xero C1 Pro chronograph and standardized ballistics gel testing to empirically evaluate penetration on mild steel and performance in gel. The testing reveals significant differences in effectiveness between various loads, highlighting the importance of empirical data for selecting high-performance ammunition.

This video reviews five new .22 LR ammunition loads announced for 2025, focusing on their performance characteristics and intended applications. Sully from Line 45 details the CCI Suppressor Max for quiet suppressed shooting, Federal Premium Hammerdown for reliable lever-action performance, Winchester 21 Sharps for advanced cartridge design, Remington Ranch Hand for general rural use, and Remington Standard V22 for reliable plinking. The review highlights cycling reliability, accuracy, terminal performance, and value for each load.

This video introduces Shelltech Ammunition's innovative two-piece case technology, featuring an aluminum base and nickel stainless steel alloy cylinder. This design results in casings 50% lighter than brass, offering significant weight savings for shooters. The material composition also contributes to enhanced accuracy, with laboratory testing indicating a 200% improvement. Shelltech offers various loads, including a high-velocity 65-grain copper polymer round.

This video reviews the FK Brno Compact pistol, highlighting its unique 7.5 FK caliber. The presenter discusses the cartridge's high velocity (610 m/s) and energy, comparing it favorably to 9mm and 5.7mm rounds, suggesting it's suitable for bear defense. The review notes the pistol's robust construction due to its power, its significant impact, and the availability of different bullet types for penetration. A major drawback identified is the high cost of the 7.5 FK ammunition.

This video introduces the new Remington Nitro Steel Duplex ammunition for 2025, featuring a dual-payload of two different steel shot sizes in a single load. Chris Carson, Director of Centerfire Product Development for Remington, explains that this design aims to provide versatility for waterfowl hunters, allowing them to engage targets at varying distances without changing ammunition. The loads are high-velocity, reaching 1,400-1,450 feet per second, and will be available in 12 gauge with plans for 20 gauge next year.