Videos tagged with Polymer Cased Ammunition

This Q&A session from Forgotten Weapons covers a wide range of firearms-related topics. Ian McCollum discusses the evolution of red dot sights, the importance of blood lead level testing for shooters, and the nuances of various historical and modern firearms, including the 5.56 NATO cartridge's twist rate evolution, the M14's manufacturing issues, and the challenges of polymer-cased ammunition. He also touches on niche subjects like underwater firearms, electromagnetic rifles, and the future of handgun design.

This video features a discussion between a firearms instructor and Pete from Defiant Munitions, exploring the high cost of ammunition, the performance benefits of solid copper projectiles, and the complexities of subsonic ammunition manufacturing. They delve into factors affecting ammunition performance, such as temperature sensitivity and environmental conditions, and touch upon the future of ammunition technology like 3D printed casings. The conversation highlights the importance of rigorous testing and understanding ammunition behavior in various scenarios.

This video provides an in-depth review of the RM277 experimental rifle, a contender in the US Army's Next Generation Squad Weapon program. Garand Thumb, a recognized firearms expert, details its unique polymer-cased ammunition, advanced recoil mitigation system, and dual firing modes. The review highlights the rifle's potential and compares its ballistics to standard military rounds.

This review by Military Arms Channel provides an in-depth, evidence-based analysis of True Velocity's polymer-cased ammunition, particularly in the context of the Next Generation Squad Weapon (NGSW) program. The expert assessment highlights significant weight reduction benefits but also details critical reliability and compatibility issues observed during testing, including case head separation in fluted chambers and light primer strikes in bolt-action platforms. The high cost and lack of reusability are also noted as significant drawbacks for commercial viability.

This video reviews True Velocity's polymer-cased rifle ammunition, specifically in .308 Winchester. It highlights the advantages of polymer cases, including reduced weight and potential for tighter tolerances, making it attractive for military applications and hunters. Performance data for hunting and match loads is presented, along with pricing and availability.

This TGC News episode covers several notable firearm and ammunition releases. The Kimber R7 Mako enters the micro-compact market, the Adams Arms AA-19 offers a Glock-compatible option, and the Smith & Wesson MP12 introduces a new bullpup shotgun. Additionally, True Velocity's polymer-cased ammunition is now commercially available, and SIG Sauer is releasing P365 Fire Control Units for customization. The segment also touches on industry news including an ammo recall and sanctions impacting Russian imports.

This expert-level review from Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons details the Steyr ACR, a 1990s bullpup rifle developed for the US Army's Advanced Combat Rifle program. It highlights the rifle's unique flechette ammunition, advanced action, and integrated optic, while also discussing its performance in trials and its ultimate outcome.

This video provides an in-depth look at Gorilla Ammunition's facility and product line, highlighting their commitment to precision, consistency, and innovation. The review covers their AR-10 platform, including various caliber options, and introduces their new polymer-cased ammunition (PCP) designed for weight reduction. The range day segment showcases the performance of their 300 Blackout loads, particularly the Lehigh Defense 110gr bullet, and discusses their upcoming hunting ammunition lines.

This video provides a critical review of PCP Polymer Cased Ammunition, detailing a catastrophic failure experienced with a 7.62x51mm round in an FAL rifle. The analysis highlights the potential dangers of this ammunition, especially in firearms with fluted chambers, and criticizes the manufacturer's poor response to the incident. The review comes from TFB TV, known for its in-depth firearm content.