Videos tagged with Projectile Velocity

This video explores the auditory experience of being shot at by various black powder firearms, including muskets and rifles. The host, Administrative Results, along with guest Austin of Vintage Warfare, conducts a series of tests to compare the sound and perceived impact of these historical weapons against modern firearms. They analyze the differences in sound, projectile size, and the effect of patching balls on performance, offering insights into historical warfare and firearm technology.

This analysis explains the distinct 'crack' and 'bang' sounds heard during gunfire. The 'crack' is the supersonic shockwave from the bullet exceeding the speed of sound, while the 'bang' is the muzzle blast. The absence of the double crack indicates the shot was either very close or the bullet was subsonic.

This YouTube video title, "Carabina de chumbinho 1125 FPS vs corpo humano: quem leva a melhor?" (1125 FPS pellet rifle vs. human body: who wins?), suggests a comparison or test involving the projectile energy of an air rifle against a simulated human body. The phrase "carabina de chumbinho" indicates a pellet rifle, and "1125 FPS" refers to its muzzle velocity, a common metric for airgun power. The core of the video likely explores the potential impact or penetration capabilities of such a projectile.

This YouTube video explores the potential danger of a high-powered slingshot rifle, specifically the Falcon GT, which is advertised to exceed 350 feet per second (fps). The content creator aims to test and demonstrate its capabilities and power, inviting viewers to support the channel through Patreon and PayPal. The video also includes affiliate links for camera gear used in production, and encourages engagement through Instagram.

This video tests the lethality of .22 Long Rifle casings loaded into a shotgun shell. The experiment involved firing the custom shell at various targets, including paper, a 'unicorn urine' energy indicator, and a fragmentation vest, to assess penetration and impact. The results indicate that .22 Long Rifle casings fired in this manner can be lethal.

This video compares the terminal ballistics of a high-velocity .22 caliber slug versus a larger, slower .30 caliber slug using a block of clay as a medium. The .22 caliber slug achieved significantly higher velocities (around 1200 fps) with a 21-grain H&N slug, causing fragmentation. The .30 caliber slug, fired at approximately 846 fps with a 49.5-grain projectile, exhibited significant mushrooming and less fragmentation, resulting in a wider but shallower wound channel. While the clay test results were comparable, the instructor suggests the higher velocity of the .22 caliber may induce more shock, while the larger .30 caliber projectile creates a larger wound. The video highlights the trade-offs between speed and projectile mass in terminal ballistics.

This video delves into the fundamental differences between subsonic and supersonic ammunition and projectiles. It aims to educate viewers on the distinct characteristics, performance implications, and potential applications of each type. The comparison likely covers aspects such as velocity, sound signature, recoil, and terminal ballistics, offering a clear understanding of what distinguishes these two categories of ammunition.

This video from Polenar Tactical reviews ZAN Projectiles, highlighting their specialized airgun pellets with a high-visibility yellow coating designed for visual tracking and increased velocity due to a low-friction surface. The review also covers ZAN's 9mm pistol rounds, which feature a distinct purple coating. The expert assessment from Polenar Tactical underscores their authority in firearms and tactical gear.

This video provides an expert look at the ArcFlash Labs GR-1 Anvil, a unique electromagnetic Gauss rifle. The experienced speaker details its futuristic design, electronic operation with integrated computers, and the sequential coil system that accelerates projectiles. Key technical data, such as the 70 m/s projectile velocity, is highlighted, offering valuable insights for firearm enthusiasts and technologists.

This video reviews several powerful less-lethal firearms suitable for home defense, focusing on CO2-powered airguns. It details the capabilities of models like the Mission 4, Grimberg FSC, UMX T4E HDX, Burner TCR, Saber Pepper Launcher, and Burner LE, highlighting projectile types, velocities, effective ranges, and power sources.

This video reviews the AEA Harpoon, a unique double-barreled, cartridge-firing airgun. It details the cartridge reloading process, including filling to 4500 PSI, and demonstrates the significant velocity difference between the 5-inch and 13-inch barrel configurations. The review also showcases the airgun's performance on various reactive targets, highlighting its power and fun factor.

This video focuses on the Garmin Xero C1 Pro Chronograph, a device used for measuring projectile velocity. While the product itself is a piece of technology, its primary application is within the firearms community for ballistics testing and performance evaluation. The content likely involves showcasing the chronograph's features, demonstrating its use in measuring the speed of bullets fired from various firearms, and potentially discussing its accuracy and ease of use for reloaders, competitive shooters, and general firearm enthusiasts looking to understand their ammunition's performance.