Videos tagged with Monolithic Bullets

This discussion with Seth Swerzik of Hornady delves into selecting the right cartridges and bullet construction for both NRL Hunter competitions and various hunting scenarios. Key takeaways include the versatility of the 6.5 Creedmoor for dual-purpose use, the importance of bullet construction for terminal performance on larger game, and the foundational role of shot placement. The conversation also emphasizes practical hunting advice, advocating for proficiency with essential gear like sandbags and tripods over an overabundance of equipment.

This video features Joel Hodgden of RCBS discussing the nuances of reloading ammunition specifically for hunting applications. It highlights the importance of precision, consistency, and component selection for optimal performance in the field. The discussion touches on specific cartridges like the 6.5 PRC and 7 PRC, monolithic copper bullets, and the benefits of using quality reloading equipment like RCBS presses and their new funnel kit for improved efficiency and accuracy.

This YouTube Shorts video from SHOT Show 2024 highlights Cutting Edge Bullets, a company established in 2008 specializing in monolithic, lathe-turned projectiles. The description emphasizes their design for maximum terminal performance, aiming for ethical kills and reduced tracking. The video likely showcases their high-speed ballistics gel testing to demonstrate the effectiveness of their bullets. It also promotes the NSSF SHOT Show YouTube channel and website for more content.

This segment from Gun Talk Radio discusses the effectiveness of monolithic hunting bullets, particularly for calibers like the 7mm-08, when hunting large game like elk. Jeff Hoffman of Black Hills Ammunition advocates for monolithic copper bullets (e.g., Hornady CX, Barnes TSX) in the 120-150 grain range for the 7mm-08, explaining they retain weight better than conventional bullets, allowing for deep penetration. The discussion also touches on bullet selection for the .223 Remington, recommending monolithic bullets like the Barnes 55-grain TSX for deer, and the importance of high ballistic coefficient bullets for long-range shooting.

This episode of Gun Talk Hunt features Jeff Hoffman of Black Hills Ammunition discussing big game hunting cartridges and bullet selection. The discussion emphasizes that the 'best' cartridge is the one a hunter is most proficient with, even touching on the effectiveness of the .223 Remington for deer under specific conditions. Expert insights are provided on monolithic bullets for smaller calibers and the ballistic advantages of the 6.5 Creedmoor, highlighting its popularity due to efficiency, wind resistance, and mild recoil. The conversation also includes a memorable hunting story and a debate on the ethics and practicality of long-range hunting.