Videos tagged with Jacketed Bullets

This video debunks the myth that revolvers expel dangerous shrapnel from the cylinder gap. Through rigorous testing with various calibers (.22 Magnum, .38 Special, .357 Magnum) and bullet types (jacketed, lead, wad cutters), the host found no evidence of shrapnel. The tests only revealed minor residue of unburnt gunpowder, indicating the cylinder gap is not a significant source of projectile fragments. The host, CajunBoyJake, demonstrates a methodical approach to testing common firearm theories.

This video delves into the evolution and benefits of bullet selection for reloading, contrasting jacketed bullets like Hornady XTPs with cast lead projectiles. It highlights the advantages of casting your own bullets for customization and introduces modern coatings like Hi-Tek and powder coating, which reduce smoke and lead exposure while enabling higher velocities. The demonstration covers safety, the casting process using a Lee mold, and a live-fire test comparing different bullet types.

This video by Hickok45 addresses the common issue of lead buildup in firearm barrels, especially when using cast lead bullets. He explains the difference between cast and jacketed bullets and demonstrates preventative maintenance techniques. A key takeaway is firing a few jacketed rounds after a shooting session to help scrub out lead residue, but with a crucial safety warning against using this method on severely leaded barrels.

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.

This video offers a basic introduction to cast and plated bullets as a cost-saving alternative to factory jacketed ammunition for handguns and rifles. It covers the benefits of these bullet types, including potential cost savings, accuracy, and shooting pleasure. The content emphasizes the critical role of bullet alloy hardness for accuracy and preventing lead buildup, explaining why harder bullets aren't always the best solution. It also highlights copper-plated bullets as a clean, accurate, and economical option for handgun loads.

This video focuses on the reloading process for 300 Blackout ammunition, specifically conducting crimp tests with jacketed bullets. It's presented as episode 19 in a series dedicated to loading the 300 BLK cartridge, suggesting a detailed and potentially instructional approach for handloaders interested in this popular AR-15 caliber.