Videos tagged with JSP

This video demonstrates a practical, albeit informal, comparison of .357 Magnum and .38 Special ammunition performance by testing their penetration capabilities in a frozen lake. The host, Mr. Madness, uses a Smith & Wesson Model 66 to fire both Federal American Eagle loads, highlighting the significant difference in impact and penetration depth, with the .357 Magnum proving far more potent. The test also touches on projectile recovery, with the JSP bullet from the .357 Magnum being successfully retrieved.

This video breaks down various self-defense ammunition types, moving beyond traditional hollow points. It details the pros and cons of frangible bullets, EFMJ, JSP, JHP, SJHP, lead semi-wadcutter hollow points, ballistic tips, solid copper hollow points, and fluid transfer monolithic (FTM) bullets. The discussion emphasizes terminal performance, penetration, expansion characteristics, and suitability for different self-defense scenarios.

This video demonstrates the safe operation of a vintage Taurus .357 Magnum revolver at an outdoor range. It covers loading six rounds of PMC .357 Magnum 158gr JSP ammunition, proper shooting technique with attention to recoil management and accuracy against steel targets, and the safe ejection of spent casings. The instruction highlights safe muzzle direction and controlled trigger pull, suitable for intermediate shooters.

This video addresses the safety of using aged .357 Magnum ammunition, specifically Federal Champion 158 Grain JSP rounds stored for 3-4 years. The speaker highlights visible corrosion on the brass casings, described as 'speckles' or a 'cheetah print,' and seeks audience input on the cause (suspected humidity/age) and whether the rounds are safe to fire in a GForce lever-action rifle. It serves as a cautionary tale about ammunition storage and degradation.

This video features an accuracy test of Fiocchi 40gr JSP ammunition in .22 Magnum caliber. The content creator, Ozzie Reviews, is seeking viewer feedback on this specific ammo and their preferred .22WMR brands, mentioning competitors like Hornady, Federal, Winchester, Remington, Aguila, RWS, and CCI. The video also promotes the channel's merchandise and Patreon for support.

This YouTube video features a ballistics test comparing the performance of a .357 Magnum Jacketed Soft-Point (JSP) round against a clay block. The video likely aims to demonstrate terminal ballistics, projectile expansion, and penetration capabilities of this specific ammunition type, potentially in the context of self-defense or general handgun performance. The title and description hint at its relevance for firearm enthusiasts interested in ammunition performance and handguns, particularly revolvers like those from Smith & Wesson.

This video tests cheap Russian Tula .308 Win 165gr JSP ammunition for home defense applications, utilizing a high-speed camera for analysis. The content aims to evaluate the performance of this budget-friendly ammunition, with a previous gel test linked for comparison. No firearms or ammunition are sold, and the video adheres to YouTube's content policies.

This video features a review of the 9mm Magtech 95gr JSP ammunition, highlighting its performance, likely through high-speed camera footage provided by Aimed Research. The description includes links to TNVC and Winchester, suggesting a connection to firearms and related industries, although no firearms or ammunition are directly sold. The video focuses on the characteristics of this specific soft-point round.