Videos tagged with Ordnance Testing

This video demonstrates the destructive power of a 150-ton hydraulic press on Soviet and US 30mm ammunition. The expert presenter showcases the deformation and failure points of both inert rounds, highlighting differences in material response under extreme pressure. The visual comparison of the mangled remains on national flags provides a stark, albeit non-ballistic, perspective on the physical properties of the ordnance.

This video appears to be a "barrel burst test" or "explosion test" in Portuguese, as indicated by the title "Estou PASMO (Teste de Explosão de Cano)". While the specific firearm or caliber isn't mentioned, such tests are typically performed to demonstrate the structural integrity or failure points of firearm components, often involving high-pressure ammunition or controlled explosive events. The content would likely appeal to viewers interested in the engineering, safety, and extreme performance aspects of firearms.

This video demonstrates the first remote firing of a prototype rifle grenade using an M1 Garand and M7 launcher. The demonstration, conducted with high authority and expertise, highlights safety protocols for remote firing and the successful detonation of the prototype ordnance. It showcases specialized military hardware and testing procedures for new munitions.

This VSO Gun Channel video delves into the physics behind why suppressors reduce recoil. The description highlights the channel's role as an educational resource promoting responsible gun ownership and safety, and mentions their testing and evaluation services. While a recent description wipe impacted some content, the channel emphasizes objective reporting and reserves creative rights over material provided by manufacturers. The video aims to provide viewers with hidden knowledge about firearm mechanics and performance.

This YouTube video from the VSO Gun Channel explains the phenomenon of bullet setback, detailing what it is and how detrimental it can be. As an educational resource focused on responsible gun ownership and safety, VSO Media LLC and VSOrdnance LLC provide objective content based on their testing and evaluation services. The channel emphasizes its independence from manufacturers and its commitment to sharing both positive and negative aspects of products. While the description mentions a recent data loss affecting some video details, it directs viewers to VSO's affiliate page for any missing links or codes.

This guide details an experimental test conducted by Edwin Sarkissian, a high-level firearms influencer, to determine the penetration capabilities of a .50 BMG API round against multiple stacked cast iron skillets. The experiment demonstrates the extreme power of .50 BMG ammunition and the limitations of common cookware as ballistic protection.

This guide details a ballistic test conducted by Edwin Sarkissian and Mark Serbu, evaluating the penetration capabilities of three 20mm ammunition types against safes. The Serbu 20mm Cannon, weighing 82 lbs, was used to fire Target Practice, Armor Piercing Tracer, and SAPOT rounds. The tests demonstrated increasing penetration power from TP to AP-T to the tungsten-cored SAPOT rounds, providing valuable data on their effectiveness against hardened targets.

This video features a Mosin Nagant rifle being tested against a cement-filled cinder block. The content creator, TheFireArmGuy, aims to demonstrate the durability or penetration capabilities of the rifle in an unusual test. The video also promotes the creator's various YouTube playlists, including reviews of rifles, shotguns, handguns, gear, and content related to the Second Amendment, as well as encouraging viewers to subscribe and share.

This video from VSO Gun Channel conducts a "Dark Test" of the 7.62x51mm M14 rifle. The description emphasizes VSO's role as an educational resource and independent testing facility, separate from sales and promotion. They highlight their commitment to objective content, including negative aspects, and their rigorous testing protocols for manufacturers. The video likely focuses on evaluating the M14's performance in low-light or simulated tactical conditions, with the descriptor noting its "pretty effective" performance.