Videos tagged with Muzzle Blast

This video reviews the Bond Arms Cyclops 50 AE derringer, specifically testing a custom suppressed version. The host, Scott from Kentucky Ballistics, compares the suppressed model's sound and blast to the unsuppressed version. Various tests are conducted, including ballistic gel, target destruction, and accuracy at range, highlighting the derringer's significant power and the suppressor's effectiveness in reducing noise.

This video provides an expert-level comparison of noise levels between airguns and suppressed .22LR firearms, conducted by a reviewer from Shooting Gear Reviews. The host uses a blind test with family judges and a log backstop to isolate muzzle blast. Key findings highlight the effectiveness of airgun-specific suppressors like the Western Airguns Anti-Venom in reducing noise to levels comparable to or quieter than suppressed .22LR rounds.

This video demonstrates the process of testing newly handloaded .50 AE ammunition in a Magnum Research Desert Eagle pistol. The speaker, Žiga from Polenar Tactical, highlights the inherent excitement and apprehension involved in such tests, emphasizing the importance of safety protocols like eye and ear protection. The demonstration showcases proper firearm handling, including racking the slide and managing the substantial recoil and muzzle blast characteristic of this powerful handgun.

This video demonstrates a 7-inch AR pistol chambered in .450 Bushmaster at an outdoor range. The host, identified as a firearms enthusiast and tactical content creator, showcases the firearm's performance, highlighting the significant muzzle blast and recoil associated with the large caliber and short barrel. The demonstration includes engaging steel targets and slow-motion analysis of the firearm's cycling and brass ejection, emphasizing its reliability.

This video demonstrates the significant reduction in muzzle blast and concussion achieved by using a Barrett QDL suppressor on a Barrett M107 rifle. Through high-speed camera footage and a ballistic dummy hand, the experiment visually confirms the destructive force of an unsuppressed .50 BMG round compared to a suppressed one. The host, an established firearms content creator, highlights the importance of suppressors for hearing protection and mitigating TBI risks, also briefly mentioning current ATF regulations regarding tax stamps.

This video from Tática Civil explores the significant differences in noise levels between various 9mm handguns. The host, an experienced shooter, demonstrates how standard firearms like the Glock 19 are quieter than those with ported barrels, such as the Canik MC9. The explanation highlights how ported barrels, while reducing recoil, increase concussion and sound. Essential safety practices, including hearing protection, are emphasized throughout.

This video provides a first-hand look at the PTR The Jack, a newly released Any Other Weapon (AOW) chambered in 12 Gauge. The host, identified as a firearms enthusiast and reviewer, demonstrates initial firing at an outdoor range, highlighting the significant recoil and muzzle blast characteristic of this compact platform. The review touches upon its NFA classification and provides basic technical specifications.

This video demonstrates the distinct differences between .357 Magnum and .38 Special ammunition when fired from a large-frame revolver. JaredAF, an experienced marksman, visually and audibly showcases the increased recoil and muzzle blast of the .357 Magnum compared to the significantly milder .38 Special. The content highlights practical ballistic differences for firearm enthusiasts.

This video demonstrates an unconventional experiment using a .50 caliber sniper rifle to clear a dinner table with its muzzle blast. The host, a firearms enthusiast, showcases safe handling of the .50 BMG rifle and analyzes the significant pressure wave generated. The experiment highlights the powerful effects of large caliber firearms in a controlled, albeit unusual, setting.

This discussion delves into the practical implications of shooting the .327 Federal Magnum, particularly in defensive contexts. The hosts emphasize that while the cartridge offers power, its significant recoil and muzzle blast can be detrimental, potentially causing temporary blindness in low light and permanent hearing damage. They advocate for shooters to be realistic about their ability to manage these factors and consider if less potent, more controllable rounds might offer better overall effectiveness in a self-defense scenario, prioritizing accuracy and situational awareness over raw power.

This video details an advanced methodology for analyzing audio recordings to determine the origin point of a gunshot. The process involves extracting audio, analyzing waveforms and waterfall displays to identify the supersonic crack and muzzle blast, and using a spreadsheet model that incorporates geolocated camera data, environmental factors, and assumed ballistic properties to calculate potential shot locations. The analysis emphasizes the importance of peer review and transparent data presentation.