Videos tagged with Powder

This video outlines eight essential items gun owners should stock up on before an ammunition shortage, beyond just ammunition itself. Key recommendations include proper bulk ammo storage solutions like ammo cans to protect against environmental damage, spare parts such as firing pins and springs, extra magazines (suggesting 10 per firearm), and reloading components like primers, powder, brass, and bullets. The presenter also emphasizes the importance of training ammunition, firearm accessories like red dots and flashlights, medical supplies including trauma kits and emergency medications, and essential cleaning supplies for firearm maintenance.

This YouTube Short appears to showcase a Kar98 cartridge with a visible powder charge, accompanied by visual effects suggesting a 'powder fire' or ignition. The title and description heavily emphasize gaming-related hashtags like #pubgmobile and general trending tags, implying the content might be related to video games or visual effects rather than actual firearm operation. The inclusion of geographical tags like #russia and #china might hint at the origin of the firearm or game context.

This video focuses on handloading ammunition for the 32 ACP caliber. It specifically details a load using 71-grain hollow-point (HP) bullets with Hodgdon's Hi-Vel No. 2 (HP-38) powder. The content is geared towards reloaders and those interested in specific bullet weights and powder combinations for the 32 ACP cartridge, likely for performance tuning or specific applications.

This video discusses the process and considerations for reloading 32 ACP ammunition. The speaker details the acquisition of components like brass, bullets, and primers, and the use of a classic turret press with new dies. It highlights that while brass for 32 ACP can be difficult and expensive to obtain, bullets are relatively cheap, making reloading a viable option once brass is stockpiled. The discussion also touches on the cost-effectiveness and performance of 32 ACP compared to other calibers.

This video provides a detailed cost breakdown for reloading ammunition, comparing it to factory-produced rounds. It outlines the initial investment in reloading equipment, including presses, powder measures, calipers, dies, primer tools, and scales, totaling $610. The cost for reloading supplies for 1,000 rounds (primers, powder, brass, bullets) is estimated at $375. The analysis concludes that while the initial outlay is significant ($985), reloading can be cost-effective over the long term, saving approximately $34.80 per 1,000 rounds, with a break-even point around 28,000 rounds. The primary benefits highlighted are consistent ammo availability and the ability to customize loads.

This video features Ryan Gresham of Guns & Gear alongside Aaron Oelger from HodgdonTV, focusing on Ramshot Grand powder. They highlight its capabilities as a slow-burning magnum powder, specifically optimized for modern cartridges like the 7mm PRC. The discussion also emphasizes its versatility, noting its effectiveness across a wide range of calibers, from the .243 Winchester to the .338 Lapua Magnum. The description encourages viewers to subscribe to Gun Talk for more content and lists various platforms where Gun Talk is available.

This video features a discussion about handloading with Lindsey Bertomen, the new Handloading columnist for American Handgunner. The conversation covers various reloading topics and highlights interesting finds from SHOT Show 2024. The video encourages viewers to subscribe to American Handgunner magazine for more handloading content from Lindsey.

This video covers the practical skill of reloading ammunition in a low-light or power outage scenario. It focuses on the ability to perform essential firearm maintenance and preparation even when standard resources like electricity are unavailable, highlighting preparedness and self-sufficiency.

This video explores the practical benefits and reasons behind individuals choosing to reload their own ammunition. While the description is brief, the title "Why load your own AMMO? 🔫" directly addresses the topic of ammunition reloading. The focus is likely on cost savings, customization of loads, and the hobby aspect of handloading. The presence of the gun emoji suggests a direct connection to firearms and shooting sports.

This YouTube video features a creator expressing gratitude to Buckeye Ballistics for supplying them with .410 hulls for reloading purposes. The title and description clearly indicate a focus on the reloading aspect of firearms, specifically for .410 ammunition. This suggests content related to ammunition preparation, potentially for use in firearms that chamber this caliber.

This YouTube Short features "Jeff Mau the science guy" as he and a staff member take apart ammunition to demonstrate how it works. The description encourages viewers to "go to the Gemba" and "light stuff on fire," implying a hands-on, experimental approach to understanding the components and function of ammunition. The video aims to provide an educational yet engaging look at the science behind bullets.

Amber from Exile Armory LLC provides a comprehensive overview of newly stocked firearms and ammunition. The video showcases a variety of handguns, rifles, and shotguns from brands like Ruger, Smith & Wesson, Colt, Savage, and Rock Island, along with different calibers of ammunition. Amber highlights specific models, features, and prices, indicating that the store is well-stocked for the upcoming hunting season and general firearm needs. She also mentions the availability of reloading components like powder and primers, though they cannot be shipped.