Videos tagged with Historical Cartridges

This video delves into the history and specifications of early .50 caliber black powder cartridges, focusing on those from the 1860s and 1870s. Larry Potterfield examines cartridges like the .50 Remington Pistol (50-25-300), the .50-45-400, and the .50-70 Government, detailing their bullet weights, powder charges, and the firearms they were designed for, such as Remington Rolling Blocks and Springfield Trapdoors. The presentation includes historical context and a range demonstration showcasing the performance of these antique rounds.

This video from Iraqveteran8888 delves into the complex world of .22 caliber cartridges, highlighting the vast differences between rimfire and centerfire options. Experts Eric and Chad explain the unique construction of .22 LR, the historical context of rounds like Flobert and Colibri, and the safety concerns when mixing different .22 calibers. They also explore high-velocity centerfire variants and specialized rounds like the .22 TCM and 5.45x39mm, showcasing the evolution and diversity within the .22 projectile family.