Videos tagged with Hunting Bullets

This guide, informed by an experienced hunter and firearms reviewer, details the practical application of using match-grade ammunition for hunting. It covers the critical differences in terminal ballistics between hunting and match bullets, emphasizes the importance of proper trigger technique to avoid costly mistakes in the field, and highlights useful gear like the Fierce Mountain Reaper rifle and Maven S2 spotting scope. The insights provided are crucial for hunters seeking to optimize their success and ethical shot placement.

This video debunks the myth that all hollow-point bullets are designed to expand. Brownells Gun Techs Steve and Caleb explain that while handgun hollow-points and many hunting rifle hollow-points (like Sierra GameKing) are designed for expansion to increase terminal ballistics, match-grade target hollow-points utilize the cavity for a centered air bubble to improve the ballistic coefficient by reducing air resistance. They also note that hollow-point construction can be easier to manufacture uniformly than solid points, which are more susceptible to damage during handling. The video clearly illustrates that the function of a hollow-point varies based on its intended application.

This video delves into the development of Hornady's ELD (Extremely Low Drag) line of bullets. It highlights how Hornady utilized Doppler radar technology to optimize bullet design for both competition (ELD-M) and hunting (ELD-X) applications. A key innovation discussed is the Heat Shield tip, which prevents in-flight expansion and reduces drag. The ELD-X is designed for reliable expansion at low velocities for hunting, while the ELD-M is a match-grade bullet engineered for consistent accuracy with a thin jacket.

This episode of Guns & Gear Season 10 focuses on Barnes Bullets' Match Burner lead core jacketed bullets, highlighting their accuracy, competitive pricing, and suitability for both hunting and competition shooting. The video provides an overview of these target-ready bullets and directs viewers to a purchasing link. It also mentions that Guns & Gear airs on the Sportsman Channel and WildTV, and that more content is available on various digital platforms and the Guntalk website, showcasing new firearms products through interviews, demonstrations, tips, and training.

Nosler introduces its new SSA (Semi-Auto Specific Ammunition) line, engineered to optimize reliability and performance in semi-automatic rifles. This ammunition is specifically tuned with adjusted powder burn rates, charges, and bullet weights to ensure correct bolt velocity, a critical factor for consistent cycling. The SSA line offers various bullet types, including varmint, hunting, defense, and match options, across popular calibers like 5.56 NATO, 6.8 SPC, 300 Blackout, .308 Winchester, and .30-06 Springfield, addressing common feeding and function issues encountered with traditional hunting ammunition in semi-auto platforms.

Nosler Trophy Grade Long Range ammunition is designed for critical hunts and competitions, emphasizing accuracy and velocity for extended distances. The key feature is the use of Nosler's long-range bullets, which boast the highest ballistic coefficient in the industry for hunting bullets. This high ballistic coefficient significantly reduces wind drift, a crucial factor in long-range shooting, making it more important than drop which can be compensated for by dialing.

This segment from Guns & Gear Season 4 focuses on Barnes Bullets' TSX and TTSX (Triple Shock X) bullets and their VOR-TX ammunition. The video highlights that these bullets are all-copper and available in both tipped and non-tipped versions, as well as component bullets and loaded ammunition. The description also provides extensive details about the Guns & Gear show's broadcast schedule across various networks, including NBC Sports Network, Pursuit Channel, and WILD TV, encouraging viewers to check local listings for more information.