Videos tagged with Meat Target Test

This video provides a comparative ballistic performance analysis between the NAA Micro Revolver chambered in .22 Short and a standard 9mm handgun. Through tests involving water jugs, car doors, windshields, and meat targets, the video demonstrates the significant differences in penetration, barrier effectiveness, and overall terminal performance. The .22 Short is found to be largely ineffective against barriers and less potent in penetration tests, while the 9mm shows superior performance across most scenarios, highlighting its role as a more capable defensive round.

This video reviews Fort Scott Munitions' new 115-grain 9mm solid copper spun projectile, evaluating its performance as an EDC (Everyday Carry) round. The presenter conducted functionality tests with a Glock 19 and Sig P365, noting consistent feeding, chambering, firing, extraction, and ejection. A 'meat target' test, simulating penetration through clothing, ribs, and organs, demonstrated the projectile's ability to tumble and penetrate effectively, breaking ribs and reaching a depth of approximately four inches into a sand stop.