Videos tagged with Lead-Free Ammunition

This video reviews SIM-X ammunition, highlighting its proprietary non-Newtonian fluid-filled bullet technology. The ammunition offers significantly higher velocities and reduced recoil compared to traditional loads, leading to faster follow-up shots and improved accuracy. It also serves as a lead-free option for hunting in restricted areas. The review is presented by someone working in a firearms store, demonstrating practical knowledge of ammunition.

This review of EcoBullet 115gr 9mm ammunition highlights its focus on health and sustainability, featuring lead-free primers and total metal jackets to reduce lead exposure. Ballistic testing across five barrel lengths (3" to 11.14") shows consistent velocities, with the Draco 9S (11.14" barrel) achieving 1,283 fps. While on the softer side of energy, the primary advantage is significantly reduced lead poisoning risks for shooters and the environment.

This video delves into Winchester's new .21 Sharp rimfire cartridge, a modern design based on the classic .22 Long Rifle. American Rifleman traveled to Winchester to gain an inside perspective on the development and rationale behind this new ammunition. The discussion highlights the use of jacketed projectiles and the potential for lead-free monolithic designs, aiming to offer improved accuracy and performance at an attractive price point for rimfire applications.

This YouTube video focuses on testing lead-free ammunition. The title, 'Testando munição sem chumbo,' directly translates to 'Testing lead-free ammunition.' The description is currently empty, but the title clearly indicates the video's subject matter. The content likely involves firing various firearms with this type of ammunition and observing the results, potentially evaluating performance, accuracy, or any specific characteristics of the lead-free rounds.

This video introduces Federal Ammunition's new "Freight Train" copper-tipped sabot slugs, designed for whitetail hunters in shotgun-only zones. The slugs feature a polymer tip and aerodynamic nose for enhanced downrange energy, a skived nose cavity for reliable expansion, and claim sub-2-MOA accuracy at 200 yards. The video also includes calls to action for joining the NRA and links to various NRA publications.

This YouTube video, titled 'Finding beauty in the little things,' highlights two prominent firearm manufacturers, Lehigh Defense and Wilson Combat. The description emphasizes a focus on copper and lead-free ammunition options. While the video's primary theme is finding aesthetic appreciation in seemingly small details, the mention of these specific brands and ammunition types strongly suggests a firearms-related context, likely showcasing or discussing these components in a visually appealing manner.

The Winchester 21 Sharp is a new rimfire cartridge designed to improve upon the .22 LR. It uses a .22 LR case but features a .21 caliber non-heeled projectile for better aerodynamics and easier jacketed bullet manufacturing. This cartridge is positioned as an affordable, non-toxic alternative, especially relevant due to lead ammunition bans in areas like California. It offers various loads, including a 34-grain JHP at 1500 fps and a 25-grain lead-free at 1750 fps.

This video discusses the Biden Administration's potential ban on lead ammunition for hunters and the efforts by Gun Owners of America (GOA) and Second Amendment Hunters to oppose it. The description highlights the importance of this issue for hunting culture and encourages viewers to support GOA's advocacy through donations and social media engagement.

This YouTube video, "TOP FIVE Lead-Free Defensive Ammos," by The Yankee Marshal, focuses on identifying and recommending the best lead-free ammunition options for defensive use. The description emphasizes taking control of content away from corporate America and promotes the creator's Patreon and merchandise. It also highlights a community aspect for people with common interests in hobbies, tactics, and opinions. The video aims to inform viewers about alternative ammunition choices for self-defense scenarios.

SIG SAUER is expanding its Elite Performance ammunition line with two new offerings. The first is a solid copper, lead-free projectile called the HT bullet, which is also California Compliant. The second is a new .300 Blackout 220 Subsonic bullet. This video likely details these new ammunition types and their specifications.

This review details the performance of Underwood Ammo's 120-grain .45 ACP Xtreme Defender. Tested across multiple firearms and various barriers including auto glass, plywood, and drywall, the round consistently demonstrated impressive penetration and terminal ballistics. It maintained projectile integrity and effective wound channel creation, making it a viable option for self-defense.

This video features a detailed test and review of Cutting Edge Bullets' lead-free 9mm PHD ammunition, conducted by Clark Armory. The reviewer highlights the ammunition's exceptional performance, matching advertised capabilities, and notes its impressive accuracy and terminal ballistics. Firearms utilized in the test include the Walther PPS, Walther P99, and Glock 19, all of which are mentioned in the description.