Videos tagged with Hollow Point Reliability

This video explores the physics and performance of fluted projectiles, often referred to as External Hollow Points (EHPs), comparing them to traditional hollow points. The presenter details the Venturi effect and hydraulic jump principles theorized to explain their performance without relying on expansion. Personal ballistic gel testing, following FBI barrier test protocols, is presented to demonstrate their consistency through barriers and potential for increased tissue damage.

This review of the Bear Creek Arsenal (BCA) BC-9 bufferless AR-9 pistol covers its features, performance, and accuracy. The reviewer details initial impressions, shooting experience with various ammunition types, and accuracy testing at different distances. The video highlights the pistol's reliability, comfortable ergonomics, and potential for accuracy, especially with its bufferless design and 7.5-inch barrel.

This review of the Springfield Armory RONIN EMP 3” Micro 9mm 1911 pistol highlights its suitability for concealed carry. The instructor praises its reliability with hollow-point ammunition, attributed to a fully supported chamber and generous feed ramp. Key features include a 3-inch match-grade barrel, fiber optic front sight, aluminum frame, and a dual recoil spring system necessary for its compact size. Despite lacking a firing pin safety, it's deemed accurate and comfortable to shoot.

This review of the Glock 48, presented by John Hickok, offers an expert-level assessment of its performance as a slimline 9mm pistol. Hickok highlights its similarities in size to the Glock 19 but emphasizes its thinner profile due to a single-stack magazine, holding 10+1 rounds. The review covers initial range demonstrations, comparisons with other Glock models, accuracy tests with various ammunition, and considerations for concealed carry, concluding it's a capable option for those prioritizing shootability in a slim package.