Videos tagged with Mossberg 12 Gauge

This guide details the process of testing experimental antler and horn projectiles across various calibers, from 9mm to .50 BMG, using ballistic gel torsos. The video, presented by a high-authority firearms entertainer, emphasizes safety with lead sleds for larger calibers and demonstrates significant terminal effects, often exceeding standard ammunition performance in terms of structural damage.

This video demonstrates the terminal ballistics of a Mossberg 12-gauge slug gun using specialty ammunition from Ballistic Machinist and Fire Quest. The test involves shooting through the bed of a Toyota Tundra at water jugs, showcasing the penetration and expansion capabilities of traditional slugs, a 'Demi Gorgon' round, and a double slug shell.

This video demonstrates the terminal ballistics of various 12-gauge shotgun rounds fired from a Mossberg rifle slug barrel at a Toyota Tundra. The instructor tests traditional slugs, specialty rounds like the Ballistic Machinist Demogorgon and Fire Quest Double Slug, and experimental rounds such as the bean bag and Javelin rounds. The impacts on the truck and water jugs are analyzed, highlighting penetration, expansion, and projectile integrity.

This Q&A session covers a wide range of firearms topics, from the least pleasant guns to shoot (Liberator, pistol-grip 12 gauge) to favorite showcased firearms (Howa Type 100). Discussions delve into cartridge development (6.5mm vs. 30 caliber, 280 British, 8x33mm Kurz, 41 AE, 38 Rimfire), firearm design principles (cylinder gap, blowback actions, hexagonal barrels, suppressors), military designations, and historical conflicts where rifle technology played a significant role (Austro-Prussian War). The host also touches on practical advice for two-gun shooting in restrictive states and personal collection goals.

This episode of TGC News covers new firearm releases from HK and Ruger, including the HK VP9SK and the Ruger Precision Rifle in 5.56. It also discusses military developments in stabilizing rigs, drawing parallels to camera technology, and highlights a self-defense incident where a mother used a 12-gauge shotgun. The show concludes with a discussion on open carry rights and personal opinions.