Videos tagged with Russian Ammunition

This video details accuracy issues experienced with a VZ 58 rifle using Hungarian Gecko 7.62x39mm ammunition, comparing it unfavorably to Russian ammunition. The speaker also discusses a CZ 75 pistol, its DA/SA operation, and a minor holster retention modification. The core technical takeaway is the impact of non-crimped ammunition on rifle accuracy and reliability due to bullet setback.

This video discusses the current scarcity and high cost of Russian AK-pattern firearms, parts kits, and ammunition in the US, primarily due to importation bans and the conflict in Ukraine. The speaker speculates that ongoing peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, particularly if involving former President Trump, could potentially lead to the lifting of these bans, thereby restoring affordability and availability to the AK hobby.

This video discusses the continued importation of Russian 7.62x39mm ammunition into the US despite a ban implemented in September 2021. The ongoing flow is attributed to a 'grandfather clause' that allows existing and pending import permits to continue, leading to significant quantities of ammunition arriving. The analysis highlights that more Russian ammo has been imported since the ban than throughout the entire year of 2021.

This guide details the careful dissection of vintage 'Okhotnichyi' 12-gauge shotgun cartridges, as demonstrated by DROBASHEVICH. It covers inspecting the shell, using an Opinel knife for opening, weighing and measuring lead shot with precision tools, and examining internal components like fiber wadding and flake gunpowder. A controlled gunpowder burn test is also included.

This video discusses an ongoing arms race focused on small arms ammunition and mortar rounds, driven by the conflict in Ukraine. Both Russia and Western nations are significantly increasing production to meet demand, with Russia claiming a twelve-fold increase and the West doubling its output with plans for further expansion. The EU is also taking steps to secure ammunition components for its defense industry.

This YouTube video focuses on the ballistics of the 7.62x39mm cartridge, specifically as it relates to AK-platform firearms. While the title and description are concise, the content likely delves into the performance characteristics of this popular rifle round, potentially covering factors like bullet trajectory, energy transfer, and terminal ballistics when fired from an AK. The creator, Basement Operator Company, also promotes their merchandise and website, which features affiliate links.

Despite a September 2021 ban on Russian ammunition imports to the US, significant quantities of 7.62x39mm ammunition continue to arrive. This is facilitated by a 'grandfather clause' that allows existing and pending import permits to be honored, permitting deliveries for up to three years post-ban. This has resulted in substantial volumes of Russian ammo entering the US market.

This video discusses the recent signing of HR 7108 by the Biden administration, which imposes a 30% duty tax on ammunition originating from Russia and Belarus. This new tax, combined with existing federal excise taxes, is projected to significantly increase ammunition costs in the U.S., potentially doubling prices for certain types of ammunition. The speaker highlights that this action, along with previous sanctions, negatively impacts American consumers' Second Amendment rights.

Palmetto State Armory (PSA) is investing significantly to bring steel-cased ammunition production to the United States. This initiative aims to mitigate the impact of the ban on importing ammunition from Russia, ensuring a domestic supply of steel-cased rounds, particularly relevant for platforms like the AK. PSA is importing machinery and expertise from an Eastern European entity to establish this domestic manufacturing capability.

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast discusses President Biden's executive order banning Russian ammunition imports. Charlie Brown, President of MKS Supply and importer of Barnaul Steel-Case Ammunition, joins host Brent T. Wheat to explain the reasons behind the ban and its impact on American shooters. The conversation also delves into the myths and realities surrounding steel-cased ammunition, which represents a significant portion of the U.S. market.

This video discusses the Russian Tula Ammo situation, specifically questioning Rostec's involvement with TULA. It references a specific date (1/5/18) for an update and includes a link to an "SVD Gunner T-Shirt" merchandise.

This video reviews Herter's 5.56 ammunition, identifying it as repackaged Tula ammunition. The speaker notes reliability issues with this ammunition in longer firearms and suggests it is overpriced Tula, despite the attractive packaging. The "select grade" designation is sarcastically interpreted as meaning the rounds were not rusted when boxed.