Videos tagged with Remington Golden Bullet

Buckeye Ballistics conducted a comprehensive .22LR velocity test using three Ruger firearms with varying barrel lengths (3.5", 10", and 18.5") and eight different ammunition types. The test utilized a Caldwell chronograph to gather empirical data, demonstrating how barrel length significantly impacts projectile velocity. The host, exhibiting high authority in rimfire ballistics, noted Remington ammunition's inconsistency during the rigorous testing process.

This video is the third part of a series comparing minimalist .22LR survival rifles, focusing on reliability. The test primarily used Remington Golden Bullet ammunition. The Ruger 10/22 models experienced some extraction issues due to low-velocity rounds but were otherwise reliable. The Henry rifle had minor loading problems and a surprisingly good trigger. The Chiappa rifle was described as very disappointing and nicknamed "Crappy little badger." A final wrap-up video is planned.

This video features a ballistic gel test and review comparing Remington Yellow Jacket, Viper, and Golden Bullet ammunition. The content focuses on the terminal ballistics and performance of these specific .22 LR rounds. The description also includes affiliate links to various shooting gear, including steel targets, cameras, protective equipment, and other accessories, suggesting a comprehensive approach to reviewing firearms-related products and range activities.

This YouTube video conducts a consistency and reliability test of Remington Golden Bullet .22lr ammunition. The reviewer uses a chronograph and ballistic gel to analyze the performance of the bulk pack ammo, assessing its suitability during an ammunition shortage. The video emphasizes responsible firearm handling and ownership, stating that all shooting is done on a private range under controlled conditions. Affiliate links for eye and ear protection are provided.

This video features a "cheap ammo showdown" comparing four different ammunition types: Remington Thunderbolt, Remington Golden Bullet, Remington Subsonic, and Winchester White Box. The description highlights a "Range time!" session where the creator was "pleasantly surprised," suggesting a comparative test and evaluation of these budget-friendly ammunition options. The focus is on performance and value for common shooting activities.

This review from Moondog 2A compares the fouling left by Aguila Super Extra HV .22 LR ammunition against CCI Mini-Mag and Remington Golden Bullet. The test protocol involved firing 25 rounds from a Walther P22, followed by a dry patch, brushing, and thorough cleaning. Aguila Super Extra HV was found to be dirtier than CCI Mini-Mag but cleaner than Remington Golden Bullet, with physical debris analysis suggesting buffer materials in Aguila's gunpowder.

This video features chronograph testing of the 8-inch barrel Ruger Charger, a non-takedown variant of the Ruger 10/22. The testing compares suppressed and unsuppressed performance across several .22 LR ammunition types, including Remington Golden Bullet, Aguila Standard Velocity Pistol Match, Aguila Subsonic, CCI Suppressor, and CCI Quiet Semi-Auto. Velocities were measured at 7 yards using a Caldwell Ballistic Precision chronograph. The video notes that all tested loads functioned reliably with Ruger OEM 10-round rotary magazines.

The Glock 44, Glock's first factory .22 LR pistol, is reviewed and found to be a 'miss' due to significant reliability issues. While designed to mimic the Glock 19's ergonomics, it struggled with various ammunition types, particularly Remington bulk ammo, requiring premium CCI Mini-Mags for basic function. Accuracy at 35 yards was also noted as larger than expected, making it a questionable training tool compared to competitors like the Taurus TX22.

This video compares the cleanliness of five popular bulk .22LR ammunition brands when fired through a Walther P22 pistol. The brands tested include CCI Mini-Mag, Remington Thunderbolt, Remington Golden Bullet, Federal "Range" 40gr LRN, and Winchester Super-X. The creator aims to determine which ammunition leaves the firearm dirtiest after use, providing a practical comparison for .22LR shooters.

This review of the Marlin Model 25 bolt-action .22 LR rifle covers its specifications, production history, and performance with various ammunition types. The rifle features a 7-shot magazine, accepts .22 Long, Short, and Long Rifle rounds, and has a dovetail receiver for scope mounting. Ammunition testing revealed Wolf Match Extra as the best performer, while Remington Golden Bullet offered good value for bulk ammunition.