Videos tagged with Pellet Testing

This YouTube video provides a comprehensive review of the KARMA EQ airgun, specifically focusing on the .25 caliber model. The reviewer plans to test its accuracy with various pellets and H&N slugs, analyze its power by running chrony numbers, and highlight its tunable features and high capacity. The description also includes affiliate links for supporting gear such as shooting bags, laser ammo practice systems, a red dot sight, a chest rig, a tactical battle belt, and DNT optics (with a discount code). Additionally, Echo Gong Targets and reviewer merchandise are promoted.

This review tests experimental 9mm exploding slugs fired from a B&W T9 PCP air pistol. Despite the 'exploding' feature, the lead slug itself showed minimal deformation after passing through ballistic gel and denim. The test demonstrates that the slugs detonate on impact, creating a cavity, but the projectile's core integrity remains largely intact.

This video tests new AEA Pellets in .22 caliber across two different air rifles at distances of 50, 75, and 100 yards. The description includes affiliate links for Tacticon optics, Viridian gear, channel merchandise, and direct PayPal support.

The AEA SF Compact in .25 caliber offers a versatile semi-auto/bolt-action PCP platform with an externally adjustable regulator for easy pressure tuning. It features a convenient bolt lock for magazine loading and a folding stock for portability. Accuracy testing at 25 yards showed promising results with various slugs and pellets, while 50-yard tests focused on JSB 25.39 grain pellets.

This YouTube video features a test of slugs in an Evanix Viper .22 air rifle. The content focuses on a specific ammunition type and firearm, directly addressing viewer requests. The test utilizes H&N .217 21-grain slugs, providing a practical demonstration and evaluation of their performance in the specified airgun. This video is ideal for air rifle enthusiasts interested in slug testing and the capabilities of the Evanix Viper model.

This YouTube video focuses on finding the most accurate pellets for a specific airgun setup. The creator tests various JSB and H&N .22 caliber pellets in their RTI Prophet Performance air rifle, which features a Lothar Walther 20-inch barrel. The video aims to demystify how pellet performance is affected by velocity and barrel characteristics, providing practical insights for airgun enthusiasts who own similar equipment. The analysis highlights the importance of matching pellets to specific firearm configurations for optimal accuracy.

This review tests the Gamo Magnum Swarm Gen3i break barrel air rifle's capability to shoot accurately at 100 yards. Utilizing a BSA Outlook 4-12 Front AO scope and testing JSB 18.13 gr and H&N Hades pellets, the review demonstrates that with the right ammunition, specifically the Hades pellets, the rifle can achieve a respectable 1.5-2 inch group at this extended distance. The speaker, Ben Pierson from Shooting Gear Reviews, provides an expert assessment of the rifle's performance.

This YouTube video focuses on testing and recommending the best hunting pellets for the Gamo Swarm Magnum air rifle. The creator highlights the JSB Hades pellets, specifically the 15.89 grain variant, demonstrating their effectiveness at 40 yards for small game hunting. The video aims to inform Gamo Magnum and Swarm Magnum owners looking for optimal pellet choices for hunting applications.

This video tests the viability of shooting slugs in a break-barrel air rifle, specifically the SIG ASP20. The creator experiments with various H&N slug options, identifying the .218 21-grain slugs as performing well for accurate shooting at 50 yards and beyond. The video emphasizes treating airguns with the same safety precautions as firearms.

This video features a test of hollow point .177 caliber pellets fired into a bucket of water to observe their expansion. The test utilizes a Ruger Air Hawk air rifle, Crosman Premier HP and Crosman Premier Destroyer-EX pellets, and a F1 Shooting Chrony chronograph to measure pellet speed. The creator encourages viewers to like, subscribe, and follow their Facebook page for updates on future weekly or bi-weekly videos.