Videos tagged with Non-Toxic Ammunition

This video details a driven duck hunt in Germany, highlighting differences from British traditions. It covers specific quarry, ammunition requirements (non-toxic shot), and crucial shooting techniques like dynamic footwork and 360-degree awareness. The experience also involved unique elements like shooting ground game and navigating challenging boat transfers to hunting islands, emphasizing the need for adaptability and adherence to local hunting protocols.

This video details a gel test of Gecko's 357 Magnum Hexagon ammunition, featuring 180-grain, non-toxic projectiles. The test was conducted using Taurus 605 (2-inch barrel) and Taurus 608 (4-inch barrel) revolvers, measuring velocities and penetration depths in ballistic gel. The results indicate moderate velocities and significant penetration, with minimal expansion observed, suggesting the ammunition is marketed more for accuracy than defensive performance.

This video details a muntjac deer stalking expedition at Savernake Sporting, focusing on calling techniques and the effectiveness of non-toxic ammunition. Lead Firearms Instructor and SEO Strategist Tim Weston shares insights on muntjac behavior, optimal calling strategies, and practical advice on using non-toxic rounds, highlighting both their advantages and potential drawbacks in the field. The content emphasizes the exciting nature of deer stalking in the UK and provides practical tips for hunters.

This video from Gun Talk Media explores HEVI-Shot's line of non-toxic and frangible centerfire ammunition. The presentation highlights the development of these rounds, emphasizing their accuracy, non-toxic composition, and safety benefits for indoor and steel target shooting. The ammunition is designed to break up on impact with steel and rock, reducing ricochet and lead dust exposure.

HEVI-Shot introduces its 'Heavy Duty' line of metallic pistol ammunition, featuring non-toxic, frangible 9mm projectiles. This first look highlights the benefits of frangible ammo for steel target shooting, allowing closer engagement distances without ricochet concerns. The 100-grain bullets are rated at 1,200 feet per second.