Videos tagged with Plywood Penetration

This review of the B&T T9 9mm air pistol highlights its unique 'alien' aesthetic and surprisingly effective performance. The reviewer demonstrates a tactical reload, conducts penetration tests through 1-inch plywood with 79-grain AEA pellets, and provides chronograph data and accuracy assessments at 10, 50, and 100 yards, showcasing its potential as a capable air pistol.

This video features Kena Hackathorn and Bill Wilson of Wilson Combat discussing the tactical applications and performance of the 300 HAM'R cartridge. They highlight its ability to replicate 30-30 Winchester ballistics in an AR platform, its impressive penetration capabilities through various materials, and its accuracy advantages over cartridges like the 300 Blackout, especially with heavier bullets. The discussion emphasizes its versatility for roles ranging from ranch use to law enforcement applications.

This video reviews the performance of a .40 S&W 180gr Speer Gold Dot round fired from a Glock 35. The test involved shooting the round through four sheets of 3/8-inch plywood and a water-filled milk jug. The bullet demonstrated significant expansion, with petals folding back, though wood debris under the petals may have slightly altered its final flattened shape. The instructor notes that in a previous test, a 9mm round penetrated further, highlighting a potential difference in performance between calibers with this specific ammunition.

This video from TheFirearmGuy tests the penetration capabilities of the Phoenix Raven .25 ACP handgun against three sheets of 1/4-inch plywood. The handgun, described as inexpensive, successfully penetrated all three sheets using Fiocchi 50-grain FMJ ammunition, exceeding expectations for the caliber. The test was conducted from an outdoor shooting range, demonstrating a practical application of firearm performance evaluation.