Videos tagged with Reduced Fouling

This video from NRA Publications features Kevin Creighton reviewing Browning Ammunition's new SUB22 line. Designed for suppressed pistol use, this ammunition is noted for its quiet operation, with the only audible sound being the firearm's action. The SUB22 utilizes a 45-grain, black copper-plated bullet to reduce fouling and ensure reliable cycling, boasting a muzzle velocity of approximately 1060 fps. The review highlights its effectiveness and enjoyment factor when used with a suppressor.

This video introduces American Eagle Syntech ammunition, highlighting its synthetic coating that minimizes barrel fouling by preventing lead and copper contact. It also discusses the ammunition's lead-free primer and clean-burning powder for enhanced performance and reduced residue. The presenters demonstrate its effectiveness in reducing splashback when shooting steel targets.

This video details the manufacturing process and benefits of Nowlin 1911 barrels, emphasizing their Electro Chemical Machining (ECM) technique for superior accuracy, smooth finish, and stress-free rifling. It covers the advantages of tight tolerances and tighter-than-normal rifling for better bullet seal, leading to higher velocity and less fouling, making them ideal for high-volume shooting. The guide also explains the differences between drop-in and gunsmith-fit barrels, including fitting procedures for optimal lock-up, and highlights the availability of various calibers, lengths, and the Nowlin ramp feature for enhanced case support.