Videos tagged with Lead 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 details how a deep cleaning process, inspired by Ron Spomer's advice, restored the accuracy of a Sako 90 Quest rifle. The rifle's accuracy degraded from sub-MOA to 2-inch groups, suspected to be due to fouling from lead/gilding metal bullets affecting all-copper bullet performance. After cleaning to bare metal using SC14 and a borescope, accuracy improved to an average of 0.64 inches.

This Q&A episode from Ozzie Reviews covers a wide range of firearms-related topics. Viewers ask about new products, concealed carry laws (duty to inform in the US), bullet types (lead), firearm design features (barrel fluting, skeletonization), legal aspects of knives and body armor, the ethics and practice of culling with firearms, the impact of geopolitical conflicts on firearm prices, political parties supporting gun rights, purchasing used firearms, muzzle brakes versus recoil pads, night vision versus thermal imaging, projectile recommendations for large pigs, ammunition shortages and delivery issues, specific powder shortages (ADI pistol powder), and thoughts on specific firearm models and accessories like the CZ455 Ticho and Victor Precision VP-25 magazines. The episode also mentions merchandise like caps, patches, and gun bags.

This video focuses on shooting lead bullets from a Gen 5 Glock 19. It highlights the use of a specific firearm model and ammunition type, providing content relevant to firearm enthusiasts interested in practical shooting applications and the performance of lead projectiles in modern handguns. The description also includes links to social media and content platforms, indicating a creator actively engaging with their audience.

This video discusses the topic of lead bullet casting as an enjoyable addition to shooting, but urges viewers to have a serious conversation before embarking on this endeavor. It suggests that while casting can be rewarding, potential downsides or important considerations should be thoroughly understood prior to starting.

This video features a smoke test comparing three brands of coated lead bullets: SNS, Blues, and Gallant. All bullets are 125 grain and designed for pistol use, with slight variations in sizing (.355, .356, and .357). The reviewer loads sample packs of each and conducts a test to observe smoke production, noting that The Blue Bullets and Gallant Bullets appear to produce less smoke than the SNS bullets. The loads are tested at a consistent power factor of approximately 135.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio, originally from September 10, 2017, features host Tom Gresham discussing various firearm-related topics. He is joined by Justin Carrol, 'The Revolver Guy,' to talk about revolvers. The discussion also covers the practice of casting lead bullets, the perceived futility of microstamping legislation, and listener anecdotes about encounters with law enforcement while carrying concealed. The show is a reloaded episode from October 22, 2017, with Tom Gresham out hunting.

This episode of Tom Gresham's Gun Talk Radio, Hour 2 from September 10, 2017, features a discussion with "The Revolver Guy" Justin Carrol. Topics covered include revolvers, the process of casting lead bullets, the perceived futility of micro-stamping technology in firearms, and listener-shared anecdotes about police encounters while carrying concealed firearms. The show, a long-running radio program, covers a wide range of gun-related topics from new products to political discussions.

This video is the 16th installment in a series focused on loading and testing ammunition for the .300 Blackout (300 Blk) caliber. The creator is specifically testing two lead bullets in a firearm that has historically presented challenges with lead projectiles. The content likely delves into the reloading process, bullet selection, and the performance and potential issues encountered when using lead bullets in this particular gun.

This video delves into the nuances of gun cleaning solvents, emphasizing that most perform similarly despite marketing claims. It highlights the importance of dissolving carbon, powder, and primer residue while cautioning against dangerous volatile alternatives. The content also debunks traditional barrel break-in myths, explaining how copper plating conditions modern, smooth bores and advises against aggressive ammonia-based solvents that can degrade barrels.