Videos tagged with Shell Shock Technologies

This video from Tom Gresham's Gun Talk Radio features a discussion from the Centennial Gun Club's Firearms Festival 2019. Guests include Walt Proulx of Wilson Combat, Craig Knight of Shell Shock Technologies, and John Gonsalves, Director of Training at Centennial Gun Club. The conversation likely revolves around innovative cartridge cases and training, with mentions of specific manufacturers and potentially firearm models and calibers discussed in the context of their products and training.

Seismic High Mass Ammunition offers significantly heavier projectiles for 9mm, .45 ACP, and 12 Gauge, aiming to increase momentum and impact. Despite the increased mass, they utilize slow-burning powders and innovative Shell Shock Technologies cases to manage pressure and recoil, resulting in a surprisingly manageable impulse. The company has demonstrated reliability across various firearm platforms, validating their 'heavy hits harder' philosophy.

This YouTube video features a Q&A session with InRangeTV personalities, addressing a wide range of viewer questions related to firearms, shooting sports, and related topics. Questions cover practical modifications for the WWSD project, specific rifle components like BCGs, rifle fitment, enjoyable firearms used in competition, advice for new C&R collectors interested in 2-gun matches, personal preference for rifles like the FAL and PTR91, the necessity of competition for skill development, finding local shooting events, AK platform optics, muzzle device considerations, load-bearing equipment preferences, the suitability of handgun calibers and bottlenecked pistol cartridges, ATF regulations on auto sears, the Mini 14/30 for defense and competition, the utility of cartridges like 50 Beowulf in modern combat, the design intent of the Chauchat LMG, the viability of the 1911 platform, differences in optical sights, alternatives for astigmatism sufferers, the debate between red dot and holographic sights, future InRangeTV content like the lever-action series and "Old West Vignettes," non-firearm hobbies of the presenters, AKs in .223, suppressor lifespan, the potential of a 7.62 NATO BAR, new Galil rifles, Shell Shock Technologies cases, choosing a single firearm for urban combat, and a brief discussion on net neutrality and distributed networks.

This video details the construction and ballistic performance of an ultra-lightweight 9mm carry ammunition combination featuring Inceptor ARX frangible bullets and Shell Shock Technologies cases. Expertly conducted tests, including chronograph readings and a detailed meat target simulation, demonstrate the surprising effectiveness and penetration of this novel ammunition, achieving velocities over 1550 FPS from a Glock 43. The analysis provides valuable insights for those seeking lighter, potentially more manageable defensive ammunition options.

This video details a torture test of Shell Shock Technologies' 9mm casings under extreme +P+ pressure loads. The casings, featuring a unique two-piece nickel-plated aluminum and stainless steel construction, weigh half as much as brass. Despite the extreme conditions, one casing failed only on the 11th firing, exhibiting a case head separation rather than a failure of the casing's unique junction, demonstrating remarkable durability.

This video provides a comprehensive review of L-Tech Ammunition featuring their unique Shell Shock two-piece cases, which are constructed from a nickel-alloy steel and nickel-alloy aluminum composite. The review includes detailed testing of the ammunition's performance, such as grouping accuracy, chronograph data, and ballistics gel tests. A link to a written article on The Arms Guide and contact information for L-Tech Enterprises are provided, along with a link to Shell Shock Technologies' website. The video also promotes the GBGuns channel on Facebook and their merchandise store.

This TGC News episode covers innovative firearm technologies including Shell Shock Technologies' lightweight NAS3 casings, a BYU-developed origami ballistic shield offering portable protection, and the Mean Arms MA-Loader for AR-15s enabling faster reloads in compliance states. Jon Patton highlights the cost and weight benefits of NAS3 casings and the compact design of the ballistic shield.

This review highlights Shell Shock Technologies' NAS3 ammunition casing as a significant innovation in firearms technology. The NAS3 casing, made of a nickel-alloy body and aluminum base, offers substantial weight reduction, increased tensile strength, and reloadability up to 10 times, all at a lower cost than traditional brass. A 1,000-round stress test demonstrated zero malfunctions attributed to the casing, proving its reliability even in harsh conditions. The magnetic property of the casings also simplifies cleanup.

This video from VSO Gun Channel features a 1000-round test of Shell Shock Technologies. The description emphasizes the channel's role as an educational resource focused on responsible gun ownership and safety, particularly for younger audiences. It clarifies that VSO Media LLC and VSOrdnance LLC operate independently and are not involved in selling firearms. The channel reserves creative rights and publishes objective content based on personnel tests, even if negative aspects are found. They clearly state that their opinions cannot be bought and that third parties contracting testing services do not gain access to their audience. The video content was likely provided by the manufacturer at no cost, a common practice for VSO. All magazines shown are standard capacity or lower.