Videos tagged with Monolithic Copper Bullet

This video provides an expert field test of Black Hills Ammunition's 130gr Dual Performance 6.5 Creedmoor rounds, featuring a Lehigh Defense monolithic copper bullet. Kevin Jarnagin of Gun Talk Media demonstrates its effectiveness on deer at both 100 and 300 yards, highlighting its dual performance characteristics: petal separation for wide wound channels and a deep-penetrating shank. The analysis includes ballistic gel testing and real-world hunting results, concluding it's a reliable hunting round.

Black Hills Ammunition introduces its Dual Performance bullet, a machined monolithic copper projectile designed for enhanced terminal ballistics. Manufactured by Lehigh Defense, this bullet expands rapidly upon impact, creating a large temporary cavity, then sheds petals that create secondary wound channels while the core shank provides deep penetration. It's available in various calibers including 5.56x45mm, .308 Winchester, .300 Blackout (supersonic and subsonic), and 6.5 Creedmoor, with specific designs tailored to each caliber's velocity window.

This video features Police Officer Kimberly Heath-Chudwin and former U.S. Army Special Operations officer Tom Beckstrand testing and reviewing Black Hills HoneyBadger ammunition. The discussion highlights the monolithic copper bullet's design, its performance in retaining weight, penetrating barriers, and offering consistent terminal ballistics. The ammunition is noted for its availability in nine calibers and compatibility across various firearms. The review emphasizes its appeal to law enforcement and citizens seeking enhanced self-defense options, mentioning its growing adoption by federal agencies.

This video from TFBTV introduces two new ammunition lines from Norma Ammunition, showcased at SHOT 2019. The first is a long-range hunting round featuring a match-grade boattail bullet with a polymer-bonded tip, designed for accuracy out to 800 meters with effective terminal ballistics. It was presented in .30-06 with plans for more chamberings. The second is a monolithic copper personal defense round, priced at $22 for a box of 20, available in early 2019. Norma claims its reliability in both semi-automatic handguns and pistol-caliber carbines. The video also highlights TFBTV's monthly Patreon giveaways for firearms and gear.