Videos tagged with Pellet Velocity

This review from Shooting Gear Reviews provides an expert-level look at the AEA Zeus MKII .72 caliber airgun, highlighting its status as potentially the world's most powerful airgun. The host, demonstrating high authority, conducts detailed accuracy and power testing at 50 and 100 yards with various heavy pellet weights, verifying performance with a ballistic chronograph. The review emphasizes the airgun's significant power, suitable for big game hunting and demonstrating impressive destructive capability.

This video reviews the BAR 250Z air rifle, highlighting its accuracy, lightweight design, and bolt-action mechanism. It features a test using Edgun West exploding .22 caliber pellets fired at over 1,000 feet per second into a ballistic gel rabbit. The test demonstrates the effectiveness of the exploding pellets, causing significant damage to the ballistic gel rabbit's head.

This review of the BAR 250Z air rifle highlights its realistic rifle-like appearance and bolt-action operation. Testing demonstrated velocities exceeding 1000 FPS with 21.9-grain pellets and sub-inch accuracy at 50 yards, with the Zero DB moderator proving most effective. The rifle also offers a respectable shot count per fill and a price point under $500.

This review focuses on the out-of-the-box performance of the AEA Challenger Pro Long Gen 2 in .30 caliber. The air rifle features an externally adjustable regulator and hammer spring, along with a larger plenum, contributing to impressive accuracy and velocity.

This review of the Gamo Swarm Magnum GEN3i in .177 caliber provides expert insights into its performance. The experienced reviewer details velocity tests with various pellets like Gamo RedFire, JSB Monster Diablo, and H&N Baracuda Match at 25 and 50 yards. The review highlights the rifle's accuracy and power, suggesting its suitability for small game hunting.

This review demonstrates how a suppressor can significantly improve the accuracy of a big bore airgun. The Benjamin Bulldog .457, when paired with the DonnyFL Emperor suppressor, showed a marked reduction in group size at 50 yards. The video also highlights the Bulldog's user-friendly 3000 PSI fill pressure, making it easier to manage with hand pumps or portable compressors compared to higher-pressure big bore alternatives.

This review compares the Gamo Urban PCP and Gamo Magnum Gen 2 Break Barrel airguns, highlighting their features, accuracy, and power. Ben Pierson, an expert airgun reviewer, demonstrates their performance at an outdoor range using professional equipment like chronographs. The Gamo Urban PCP achieved a 1-inch group at 30 yards, while the Magnum produced a 2-inch group, with both delivering approximately 24 ft-lbs of energy.

This video explains the transition from lead to steel shot in shotgun ammunition, driven by environmental concerns and waterfowl population decline. It details the technical differences in density and performance between lead and steel, emphasizing the need for modern shotguns rated for steel shot due to its hardness and potential to damage older barrels and chokes. The speaker, a firearms instructor, highlights the importance of appropriate shotgun chambers (3.5-inch recommended for dedicated duck hunters) and higher velocities required for steel shot to achieve comparable energy to lead.

This expert-level entry details the AirForce Condor SS, an integrally suppressed air rifle ideal for hunting. The speaker, demonstrating significant expertise, highlights its lightweight design, bullpup-like feel, and the .22 Cal version's potential for ~1,100 FPS. He emphasizes using lower settings for sub-sonic velocities and extended air tank life, comparing its sound favorably to a suppressed firearm. The guide includes a practical hunting technique and essential safety considerations for airgun use.