Videos tagged with Projectile Weight

This video debunks the myth that higher brass height on 12-gauge shotgun shells directly equates to more power or recoil. Through practical demonstrations with various shell types, including birdshot, slugs, and exotic rounds, the presenter illustrates that projectile weight and powder charge are the true determinants of felt recoil. The presenter's experimental approach and clear explanations establish a high level of authority on the subject.

This video showcases the immense power of the 2 Bore Blunderbuss, featuring Scott from Kentucky Ballistics. The review highlights the substantial recoil and muzzle blast associated with firing a 0.5 lb lead ball propelled by black powder. Scott's enthusiastic and expert handling, despite the extreme nature of the firearm, demonstrates advanced techniques for managing such powerful historical weapons.

This video, part 3 of a series on barrel harmonics, focuses on testing the impact of different projectile weights, referred to as 'Lumps,' on firearm performance. It details the testing of five distinct weights of "Lumps" (25oz down to 6.3oz) and compares them with various muzzle devices, including brakes and flash hiders from brands like Krinkov Style, Precision Armament, Harrell's Precision, DPMS, Silencerco, Procomp, VG6, and a LimbSaver de-resonator. The testing aims to understand how these components affect barrel harmonics.