Videos tagged with Josh Barnett

This video tests the iconic Dirty Harry line about the .44 Magnum blowing a head clean off. Using a 6.5-inch barrel revolver and a 240-grain JHP round, the test shows catastrophic internal damage to a ballistic gel head. While the head didn't separate, the internal destruction was immense, with the bullet remaining lodged inside.

Taran Tactical reviews the Sig Sauer P320 X-Ten in 10mm, highlighting its 15+1 capacity, red-dot ready slide, and laser-textured grip. Initial shooting revealed a potential slide lock issue for high-thumb grips, but the pistol is deemed reliable after a break-in period. It's recommended for mountain carry and self-defense.

Taran Butler demonstrates the Bindon Aiming Concept (BAC), or 'occluded eye' technique, using a Trijicon AccuPoint scope on a TR-1 Ultralight rifle. This advanced method allows for rapid target engagement at close range by shooting with both eyes open, even with magnified optics. Josh Barnett successfully applies the technique, highlighting the importance of training and versatility in shooting skills.

This video debunks the 'blow your head clean off' myth associated with the .44 Magnum, using ballistic dummies for destructive testing. While the head doesn't detach, the damage from both a .44 Magnum revolver and a .44 Auto Mag is shown to be catastrophic, effectively validating the movie's sentiment. The experiment highlights the immense power and terminal ballistics of these calibers.

This video features Tetiana Gaidar and Josh Barnett on the shooting range. Tetiana is seen shooting a TTI G34 Combat Master, with a mention of 'moonwalking' as a technique. Josh Barnett is also present and appears to be on timer. The description humorously links 'moonwalking' to a bonus.

This video features a ballistic dummy test comparing the .44 Magnum S&W Model 29 and the .44 Auto Mag. It highlights the devastating impact of .44 Magnum rounds, including specialized fragmenting loads, and compares the speed of the revolver versus the semi-automatic Auto Mag. The segment also touches on the history of the .44 Magnum and showcases a rare Elmer Keith commemorative revolver.

This video details a mechanical failure with Josh Barnett's .44 Auto Mag during a range day with Elizabeth Keller. The upper assembly detached due to the takedown lever being accidentally engaged by Keller's thumb during recoil. Barnett explains the function of the takedown lever, comparing the incident to a scene from Lethal Weapon 4.