Videos tagged with Pistol Cartridges

This video provides a comprehensive list of the top five rifle and top five pistol cartridges recommended for SHTF (Shit Hits The Fan) scenarios, based on availability, effectiveness, and logistical considerations. The instructor emphasizes choosing a focused selection of ammunition types rather than stocking all options. The recommendations cover a range of calibers suitable for various tactical and defensive applications.

This YouTube video delves into the reasons behind the perceived failure of the .30 Super Carry cartridge and explores whether it can be salvaged or revived. The creator discusses the cartridge's potential and shortcomings, posing questions about its future in the firearms market. The description also includes promotional links for merchandise, a backup channel, and viewer support options through Patreon and SubscribeStar, emphasizing that the channel operates without sponsors.

This video explores Fiocchi's modern manufacturing operations, focusing on their significant investments in the United States, particularly in Arkansas. While acknowledging their Italian heritage and historical strength in shotshells, the feature highlights Fiocchi's increasing emphasis on producing super-premium centerfire rifle and handgun cartridges. It details specific product lines like Range Dynamics (FMJ), Defense Dynamics (JHP), and Hyperformance (XTP), and discusses the innovative use of lead- and heavy-metal-free primers for shooter health. The segment underscores Fiocchi's commitment to 'Made in America' while leveraging over 140 years of manufacturing experience with 21st-century technology to drive product development.

This YouTube video focuses on an "ammo hunt update" highlighting "great SCORES" on various ammunition types, specifically mentioning "30-30" and "10mm AMMO". The description emphasizes finding "nice finds and great deals on rare calibers." The video is presented as an update from the "ammo hunt," suggesting a collection or acquisition of ammunition. It includes standard disclaimers about not promoting retailers/manufacturers and that all shooting is done safely on private property. The video also links to an Amazon storefront and affiliate links for audio gear.

This Q&A session from C&Rsenal delves into various hypothetical scenarios and technical questions surrounding firearms, primarily focusing on the World War I era. The hosts discuss weapon choices for arming nations, revolutionary forces, and sabotaging troops, along with the development and viability of specific cartridges and firearm designs. They also touch upon the evolution of firearm technology leading into the 20th century and beyond, including the impact of ammunition availability and manufacturing advancements.

This guide explains the necessity of case trimming in reloading, differentiating between rifle and pistol cartridges. Rifle cases often require trimming due to higher pressures and growth, impacting chamber pressure and bullet seating. Pistol cases, particularly those with taper crimps, are less sensitive to length variations. Consistent case length is crucial for roll crimps and tubular magazine feeding.

This video from Brownells experts Caleb and Steve addresses the common reloading myth of interchanging rifle and pistol primers. They explain the critical differences in primer cup thickness and height, detailing why using pistol primers in high-pressure rifle cartridges like the .223 is dangerous due to insufficient pressure containment. Conversely, they discuss how small rifle primers can sometimes be used in high-pressure pistol loads if the firearm's mainspring is robust enough, and why certain high-pressure cartridges like the .454 Casull are designed for rifle primers. The experts strongly advise consulting reloading manuals for safe and reliable practices, emphasizing that while some interchangeability might be technically possible with extensive load development, it's generally a risky endeavor.

This video features three Brownells Gun Techs – Caleb, Keith, and Steve – discussing their favorite firearm cartridges and handloads. Caleb highlights the 9mm Luger with Federal Hydra-Shok and the 6.5 Grendel for AR-15 platforms. Keith favors the .300 Blackout for suppressed shooting, the .308 Winchester, and the 6.5x55mm Swedish for hunting. Steve shares his preferences for the .44 Special, .357 Magnum, and lever-action rounds like the Winchester .30-30 and .32 Special, all discussing specific bullet weights, manufacturers, and powders.

This bonus segment from Guns & Gear TV Season 6 features host Tom explaining the concept of "necking down" a cartridge. The video likely delves into the technical aspects of cartridge design and modification, a topic relevant to reloaders and firearm enthusiasts interested in cartridge ballistics and customization. Guns & Gear TV is known for showcasing new firearms and products with in-studio interviews, field demonstrations, and shooting tips, airing on the Pursuit Channel and Sportsman Channel.

This guide details the process of handloading 9mm cartridges using the Dillon Precision RL 550B progressive press, as demonstrated by Hickok45. It covers the manual indexing process and the sequential steps for priming, powder dispensing, and bullet seating. The video emphasizes a practical, rhythmic approach to reloading for efficient production of pistol ammunition.