Videos tagged with Remington Thunderbolt

This YouTube video features a performance test of Remington Thunderbolt .22LR ammunition, with the title indicating a focus on FPS (Feet Per Second) testing. The description provides a standard disclaimer about the opinions expressed, fair use, and that the content is for entertainment purposes only, not for selling firearms or accessories. It also includes affiliate link disclosures and the #shorts hashtag, suggesting a brief video format.

This video provides a comparative analysis of various .22 LR ammunition types, focusing on velocity consistency. The host uses a Ruger 10/22 and a chronograph to measure average velocity, standard deviation, and extreme spread for CCI Mini-Mags, CCI Stingers, Federal Bulk Pack, Federal Target Grade, Remington Thunderbolts, and SK Rifle Match. The data suggests that premium ammunition like SK Rifle Match offers superior consistency over bulk options, directly impacting accuracy potential.

This video tests the reliability of Remington Thunderbolt .22 LR ammunition in a stock Ruger LCP II. The reviewer found that despite Thunderbolt's reputation for being low-quality, it performed reliably in the LCP II, even with rounded nose projectiles. The test involved approximately 65 rounds of Thunderbolt, with no reported jams or stoppages.

This video details an accuracy test of the Ruger Wrangler revolver using the Ransom Master Series pistol rest to eliminate human error. The presenter demonstrates the setup process for the rest, including modifications needed for the Wrangler, and tests four different bulk .22 LR ammunition types at 15 yards. CCI bulk ammunition proved to be the most accurate, producing tight groups, while Winchester performed poorly. The test also highlights that the Ruger Wrangler shoots low, suggesting a need to file down the front sight.

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 video provides a detailed ballistic gel test comparing Federal Punch 29-grain flat nose and Remington Thunderbolt 40-grain lead projectiles in .22LR. The test, conducted with a Taurus TX22 pistol, reveals significant differences in velocity and penetration. The Federal Punch demonstrated superior velocity (1212 fps average) and penetration (15.25 inches), while the Remington Thunderbolt averaged 997 fps and penetrated approximately 11.5 inches. Both rounds tumbled backwards in the gel with no deformation, but the Punch created a more consistent and deeper wound channel.

This video conducts a range test of Remington Thunderbolt .22 LR ammunition using a Smith & Wesson SW22 Victory and a Ruger 10/22 Target. The reviewer fired 100 rounds through each firearm, noting the ammunition's tendency for light loads and its impact on cycling. Despite one failure to extract in the Ruger 10/22, the Thunderbolt ammo was deemed acceptable for plinking given its low cost.

This video features a range test and fun shooting session with a Classic Henry .22 S/L/LR lever-action rifle. The user tests Remington Thunderbolt and CCI AR Tactical ammunition at 25 yards. They express strong affection for the rifle, which they acquired in 2016, and highlight their frequent use of it, often shooting hundreds of rounds per range visit. The description emphasizes a preference for 'Made in the USA' products and includes a link to the Henry USA website.

This video showcases an ammo test for a used Marlin Model 60 rifle. The initial range session experienced issues attributed to old grease and internal friction from receiver paint, leading to malfunctions. The description clarifies that these results are not typical and details post-video gunsmithing efforts including thorough cleaning and modifications to the bolt and receiver. After these fixes, the rifle reportedly functions flawlessly, allowing for rapid-fire magazine dumps without jams or misfeeds. The test specifically evaluates Winchester Super X hollow point, Federal Auto Match lead round nose, CCI Mini Mag hollowpoint, and Remington Thunderbolt ammunition.

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 video from Iraqveteran8888 provides an expert-level comparison of several high-velocity .22 LR rounds, utilizing calibrated ballistics gel to objectively assess performance. The analysis focuses on penetration depth, expansion, and fragmentation, offering valuable data for selecting the most effective .22 LR ammunition for self-defense scenarios. The host's systematic approach and detailed explanations highlight his high authority in firearms instruction.