Videos tagged with Lead Round Nose

Brian East from American Fighting Revolver emphasizes the importance of quality ammunition for revolvers. He discusses how different bullet types, like lead round nose, can cause forcing cone fouling, necessitating regular cleaning with tools such as a brush or toothbrush. East recommends Federal ammunition for its quality and suggests 130-grain ball or 158-grain lead round nose for training.

This video focuses on a 380 ACP load featuring a 95-grain Lead Round Nose (LRN) projectile, specifically prepared as a Titegroup target load. The content likely details aspects of this ammunition, possibly including its creation, performance characteristics on the range, or suitability for target practice. It highlights a specific caliber and bullet type, suggesting a technical or informational approach for firearm enthusiasts interested in handloading or understanding .380 ACP ammunition.

This "Stockpile Saturday" episode from Cranky Gun Reviews focuses on acquiring hard-to-find ammunition calibers. The reviewer highlights recent purchases of 30-06 Springfield 180-grain Full Metal Jacket Boattail (SNB), 30 Carbine, and 32 S&W Long (Lead Round Nose). The 30-06 is intended for testing in an M1 Garand equipped with a ported gas block, while the 32 S&W Long is noted for its scarcity and a past issue with damaged rounds from an online retailer.

This video features an impromptu range session with a Taurus Model 85 classic revolver chambered in .38 Special. The user demonstrates the firearm by firing reloaded ammunition, specifically 158-grain lead round nose bullets. The scenario captures a casual outing to the range after a trip to get ice cream, highlighting a practical use of the firearm with hand-loaded ammo.

This video features a Smith & Wesson Model 64 revolver being taken to the range for shooting. The user expresses renewed appreciation for the firearm while firing 158-grain lead round nose reloads. The content focuses on the practical use and enjoyment of this classic stainless steel wheelgun.

This video covers a quick ammunition acquisition trip, focusing on two types of 9mm ammunition: Winchester Silver Tip 115-grain jacketed hollow points for defensive use and CCI Standard Velocity lead round nose for target practice. The speaker notes the visual appeal and expanding characteristics of the Silver Tip, while highlighting the return of CCI Standard Velocity to retail shelves at a slightly increased price point. The video offers insights into current ammunition availability and pricing at major retailers.