Videos tagged with Ohio Ordnance HCAR

Administrative Results and Scott from Kentucky Ballistics explore a diverse collection of tactical firearms, ranging from suppressed handguns and unique pistols to modernized rifles and shotguns. The discussion highlights practical considerations like reliability with subsonic rounds, carry issues due to environmental factors, and the iconic status of certain firearms in pop culture, while also touching on the increasing adoption of platforms like the 2011 by law enforcement. Scott, a former LEO, provides insights into the practical application and historical context of these specialized firearms.

This video provides an in-depth look at the M1918 BAR, tracing its history from John Moses Browning's design to its pop culture presence and modern iterations like the HCAR. The host, an experienced firearms enthusiast, details the rifle's operation, historical significance, and shooting characteristics, offering comparisons to other firearms like the Bren gun. The review highlights the BAR's iconic status and the evolution of its design.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Ohio Ordnance HCAR, a modernized M1918 BAR variant chambered in .30-06 Springfield. The host, an experienced firearms influencer, details the rifle's acquisition, customization through a DIY camouflage paint job, and rigorous field testing including a rucking exercise. The review highlights the HCAR's aesthetic appeal and robust design but critically examines its high price point and a significant safety malfunction discovered during testing. Expert insights from Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons are included, comparing the HCAR to historical BAR variants and discussing the practicality of .30-06 in modern tactical applications.

This video features an enthusiastic and knowledgeable ballistic test from Kentucky Ballistics, demonstrating the stopping power of various rifle calibers against a 200 lb rubber Atlas stone. The expert highlights that only high-powered rounds like .416 Rigby and .50 BMG could penetrate the rubber, with the internal iron core acting as the ultimate barrier for most tested ammunition.

This video from Kentucky Ballistics tests various firearms, from .22 Magnum handguns to a .50 BMG rifle, against a Terminator-style cyborg target to assess their stopping power. The expert instructor demonstrates safe handling and provides insights into the effectiveness of different calibers and firearm types, noting that only the largest calibers like .50 BMG achieved full penetration. The test highlights the significant difference in terminal ballistics between common calibers and extreme-bore options.