Videos tagged with Point Blank Range

This video investigates the lethal capabilities of the .22LR caliber, specifically at point-blank range. The content creator uses a ballistic dummy head and a .22 pistol to conduct a test and demonstrate the results. The description also includes links for viewer support via Patreon and PayPal, along with social media links to the creator's Instagram.

This video investigates the terminal ballistics of .22LR at point-blank range, specifically its effectiveness as an 'assassin's bullet'. Experiments using a ballistic dummy head reveal that hollow-point .22LR rounds, like the CCI Stinger, create a contained, muffled shot with no exit wound, trapping evidence. Ball rounds, such as the CCI Mini-Mag, produce a louder report and an exit wound, allowing pressure to escape.

Zeroing a pistol optic at 5 yards is impractical due to significant deviation at longer ranges. A 15-yard zero is recommended for predictable shot placement from 5 to 50 yards. For distances under 10 yards, point shooting is a faster and sufficiently accurate alternative that doesn't rely on a precise optic zero.

This YouTube video showcases a practice session at the Point Blank Range in Matthews. The title and description indicate a personal shooting experience, likely involving recreational target practice or skill refinement. While no specific firearms or calibers are mentioned, the context strongly suggests a focus on common firearms activities like shooting drills or general range time.

This YouTube video is titled "Max Point Blank Range" and includes the description "Max Point Blank Range is a heck of a drug. #dirtycivilian". Based solely on this information, the content likely revolves around firearms and their maximum effective ranges, potentially with an emphasis on practical application or a specific user experience. The hashtag suggests a connection to a broader community or brand focused on civilian firearm use.

This video from VSO Gun Channel tests the effectiveness of Caliber Armor Level III UHMWPE body armor plates against a point-blank range shooting. The description highlights a focus on close-range performance and offers affiliate links for product discounts. The channel emphasizes its role as an educational resource promoting responsible gun ownership and safety, differentiating its content creation from VSO Media LLC and its consulting arm, VSOrdnance LLC.

Edwin Sarkissian, an experienced firearms influencer, conducts a rigorous ballistic test on a Level 3A bulletproof mask. The test progresses from a .22 LR Diamondback Sidekick to a 9mm Uzi, a custom full-auto .50 AE Desert Eagle, and an FN Five-seveN in 5.7x28mm, all of which the mask successfully stops at point-blank range. The test concludes with a Smith & Wesson .500 Magnum, which finally penetrates the mask and target.

This video tests the terminal ballistics of a 40mm grenade launcher against a realistic ballistic torso at point-blank range. It reveals that at close distances, the M433 HEDP round acts as a kinetic projectile, causing significant trauma and penetration rather than detonating. The test debunks video game myths and highlights the lethal potential of un-detonated rounds.

This video explains how to properly sight in a rifle to maximize its effective range. It delves into understanding bullet drop and mid-range trajectory, highlighting that a rifle can have two distinct zeros (close and distant range) without any sight adjustments. The tutorial aims to teach viewers how to sight in for close distances while maintaining accuracy at longer ranges.

This video captures a range day at Point Blank Range Matthews. The focus is on checking out Allegiance Holsters, while also enjoying time with friends and food. The creator expresses that the experience was awesome and encourages viewers to watch.

This video explains the "36 Yard Zero" method, a technique from the Marine Corps for setting a rifle's zero. The method aims to establish a maximum effective range zero, with the video also posing a question to viewers about their preferred zeroing methods. A link to an article about "battlefield zero" is provided for further information on the methodology.

Brandon Herrera participates in the #trainshot Vet Challenge using a Makarov pistol, facing malfunctions and ammo shortages. Despite preferring rifles, he competes against modern firearms, even borrowing a Rex Delta for later stages. The event features notable figures like Larry Vickers and Master Ken, blending serious competition with comedic moments.