Videos tagged with Real World Ballistics

This video meticulously recreates the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, debunking 'staged' theories through detailed ballistics analysis. It explains how the shooter's AR-15 inaccuracy and Trump's head movement likely prevented a fatal ear shot, while demonstrating the devastating terminal ballistics of the Secret Service's .300 Win Mag counter-sniper rifle.

This video tests bullet accuracy when firing a 9mm Glock 17 through a car windshield. The experiment reveals that while the windshield is penetrated, the laminate causes significant deflection and trajectory changes. Baseline accuracy without the windshield is established for comparison, highlighting the impact of automotive glass on projectile path.

This video provides a real-world ballistic test of three firearms featured in Call of Duty: the FN PS90, Steyr AUG, and Serbu BFG-50A. Expert instructor Edwin Sarkissian demonstrates their performance on a detailed ballistic dummy, highlighting penetration, damage, and recoil characteristics. The testing reveals significant differences in terminal ballistics between the calibers and weapon platforms.

Edwin Sarkissian provides an in-depth, real-world test of the Accuracy International AWM rifle in .338 Lapua Magnum. The review covers the rifle's impressive accuracy potential, high cost, and significant penetration capabilities through various materials including paper, wood, aluminum, cinder blocks, steel, and vehicle doors. This expert-level demonstration highlights the formidable power of this tactical sniper system.

This video tests various handgun rounds against common barriers like auto glass, plywood, and drywall. Specialized rounds like Lehigh Defense's Xtreme Penetrator and Controlled Fracturing show unique performance characteristics, while standard hollow points often clog and fail to expand properly. The testing emphasizes how different ammunition designs interact with barriers, impacting terminal ballistics and over-penetration risks in self-defense scenarios.