Videos tagged with Hornady Frontier

This video features a range day vlog where the M4A1 RZ 2 rifle is tested. The presenter also conducts an experimental test of a BNT Tiger 22 LR suppressor with 5.56 NATO and 223 Remington ammunition, despite strong recommendations against it. Hornady Frontier ammunition is highlighted for its performance.

This video from GUNBROS offers expert advice on strategic firearm preparedness, emphasizing ammunition as the current priority investment. The speaker, identified as a firearms retailer and industry observer, highlights that 5.56 NATO/.223 Remington ammunition, specifically Hornady Frontier, is experiencing a multi-year low in pricing. This presents a prime opportunity for enthusiasts to stockpile essential supplies while market conditions are favorable, rather than focusing on additional firearms or accessories.

This video features an in-depth review of Hornady Frontier ammunition, a new line combining affordability and quality for the .223 Remington caliber. Guns & Ammo's Tom Beckstrand interviews Hornady VP Jason Hornady to discuss the offering. The Frontier line is available in Full Metal Jacket (FMJ), Spire Point (SP), and Match Hollowpoint (HP) variants. The review highlights its versatility for various shooting disciplines and demonstrates its performance in a SIG Sauer MCX Virtus, showing tight groupings. The ammunition is noted for its smooth cycling in any .223-chambered firearm and is expected to achieve 1 MOA or better accuracy, making high-quality ammunition accessible.

This review covers a Radical Firearms AR-15 upper receiver chambered in .223 Wylde. The presenter details the 18-inch stainless steel barrel with a 1:8 twist rate, rifle-length gas system, and 15-inch rail. Accuracy testing at 50 yards with various ammunition types (Hornady Black 75gr, Hornady Frontier 55gr, Federal Varmint Soft Point 55gr, Wolf Steel Case 55gr) is performed, with Hornady ammunition yielding the best results. The reviewer concludes it's a high-quality upper for its price, suitable for medium to long-range engagements.

This video provides an updated, in-depth review of the Ruger AR-15 chambered in 5.56 NATO. The presenter highlights its 16-inch barrel, A2 flash hider, and a standard handguard. Despite its budget-friendly price point (around $500-$600), the rifle demonstrated reliable performance with inexpensive ammunition like Wolf and Hornady Frontier, achieving consistent hits on an 8-inch gong at 100 and 300 yards. The reviewer notes its accuracy is around 2.5-3 MOA with basic ammo.

This video provides an in-depth comparison of 68gr and 69gr match ammunition across two different rifles and optics. The presenters meticulously tested various loads, noting group sizes, point of impact shifts, and recoil differences. Key findings highlight Winchester Match as a top performer for both shooters and rifles, with Gorilla and Sierra also performing well. The video emphasizes that individual rifle performance and shooter preference are crucial factors in selecting the best ammunition.

This video demonstrates the 'Share the Love' drill performed in pitch-black conditions, highlighting the effectiveness of weapon-mounted lights for low-light engagement. Instructor Lena Miculek showcases impressive speed and accuracy, achieving times under 2 seconds for 10 shots across three targets. The drill emphasizes practical application of gear like the Olight PL-Pro Valkyrie and Vortex Razor optic, encouraging shooters to train in all lighting conditions.

This video tests the performance of Hornady Frontier 62gr FMJ ammunition fired from a 10.5" upper into calibrated 10% ordnance gelatin. The test measures penetration, retained weight, and neck expansion, with detailed velocity data including average, standard deviation, minimum, maximum, and spread. The video highlights the technical aspects of ammunition performance for educational purposes, emphasizing that no firearms or ammunition are sold. High-speed camera services from Aimed Research are also featured.

This review from ARFCOM News, featuring Andrew, analyzes the Hornady Frontier 62gr SP 5.56 NATO ammunition for defensive use. Through ballistic gel testing with a 10.5-inch AR-15, the ammunition demonstrated impressive expansion and penetration, achieving 13.5 inches of penetration and a maximum expansion of 0.453 inches with an average velocity of 2,516 FPS. The expert assessment highlights its viability as a budget-friendly defensive round.

This expert-level review from ARFCOM News details a gel test of Hornady Frontier 62-grain BTHP .223 Remington ammunition fired from a 10.5-inch barrel, simulating a common home defense setup. The test, conducted by Andrew, reveals critical terminal ballistics data, highlighting the ammunition's performance limitations for defensive applications. The analysis emphasizes the importance of deep penetration to vital organs, a standard often not met by this type of bullet construction.