Videos tagged with Slug Testing

This video details a comprehensive ballistics gel test of various .410 slug brands, including AGC, BPS, Sterling, and ATI. Performed by Buckeye Ballistics using a Stevens 301 shotgun and calibrated gel, the test measures velocity via a Caldwell chronograph and analyzes penetration, expansion, and fragmentation. The results highlight significant performance differences, with ATI slugs exhibiting extreme fragmentation and AGC showing impressive penetration.

This video details a 'Slug Showdown' comparing H&N and Altaros 40-grain slugs in a tuned Epic Two air rifle at 100 yards. The host, demonstrating high-level expertise in airgun tuning and ballistics, analyzes group sizes and shot consistency. The Altaros slugs ultimately achieved a tighter sub-inch group, winning the comparison for this specific rifle setup.

This YouTube video directly addresses a common question among firearm owners: which shotgun slug is superior. Based on the title 'Which Shotgun Slug Is Better?', the content likely involves a comparative analysis, testing, or review of different shotgun slug types. The focus is on providing viewers with information to make an informed decision about slug ammunition for various applications, potentially including hunting, self-defense, or general shooting.

This video reviews the Mossberg 990 Aftershock shotgun, detailing initial frustrations including a hand-cutting incident during testing. The reviewer tests the shotgun with various 12-gauge loads (birdshot, buckshot, slug) and examines the role of grip technique, rail placement, and accessories like a red dot optic and weapon light. The content aims to determine if the shotgun's usability can be improved through technique or if the design is inherently flawed, while also assessing the durability of attached gear.

This video tests several unique and high-performance ammunition types, including a Bear Creek Ballistics .44 Magnum +P load that demonstrates impressive penetration and wound channel creation. It also evaluates various 12 Gauge slugs, such as the Max Tactical 'Reaper', Hickory Flat Boars 'RIP' and 'Kraken', and a Ballistic Machinist slug with a .357 core, comparing their performance in ballistic gel and against steel. The testing highlights significant differences in penetration, expansion, and wound cavity effects between these specialized rounds.

This YouTube video focuses on testing commercial .410 bore slugs using a water drop test. While the specific firearm is not detailed in the provided information, the emphasis is on the ammunition's performance and terminal ballistics in a ballistic medium. The video aims to evaluate how these slugs perform upon impact.

This YouTube video provides a comprehensive review of the KARMA EQ airgun, specifically focusing on the .25 caliber model. The reviewer plans to test its accuracy with various pellets and H&N slugs, analyze its power by running chrony numbers, and highlight its tunable features and high capacity. The description also includes affiliate links for supporting gear such as shooting bags, laser ammo practice systems, a red dot sight, a chest rig, a tactical battle belt, and DNT optics (with a discount code). Additionally, Echo Gong Targets and reviewer merchandise are promoted.

This video showcases exceptional accuracy achieved with an Edgun Leshiy 2 air rifle in .25 caliber, utilizing H&N .249 34 grain slugs. The creator emphasizes that this level of precision is achievable with the standard rifle configuration, without special modifications. Viewers are provided with links to purchase recommended slugs, optics from DNT Optics (with a discount code), Echo Gong Targets, KungFoo Grip, various shooting bags, a Tacticon red dot, Tacticon chest rig, KTactical battle belt, and official Shooting Gear Reviews merchandise. The video also invites product testing submissions via email.

This YouTube video appears to be the fourth installment in a series testing .410 shotgun slugs, focusing on the components used in their construction: wads, buffer material, and powder. The creator expresses that this might be the conclusion of the slug testing teardown, with a potential for one more video to showcase fired reloaded slugs. They acknowledge the contribution of @BuckeyeBallistics for providing the slugs and hint at potentially returning the favor with their own .410 000 buckshot if their loading process is successful.

This video, part two of a collaboration with Buckeye Ballistics, focuses on a detailed analysis of various commercial .410 shotgun slugs. The presenter meticulously weighs and measures 11 different slug types, including brands like Brenneke, Winchester, BPS, ATI, AGC, Remington, Herters, Federal, and Sterling. The goal is to understand the physical characteristics of these slugs to identify factors contributing to their performance differences, with more videos planned to follow this in-depth examination.

The AEA SF Compact in .25 caliber offers a versatile semi-auto/bolt-action PCP platform with an externally adjustable regulator for easy pressure tuning. It features a convenient bolt lock for magazine loading and a folding stock for portability. Accuracy testing at 25 yards showed promising results with various slugs and pellets, while 50-yard tests focused on JSB 25.39 grain pellets.

This video showcases the Rainson EDGE X air rifle in .25 caliber, specifically focusing on its performance with H&N slugs. The reviewer acquired the rifle from Airguns of Arizona and highlights the growing popularity of shooting slugs. To maximize velocity for the slugs, the reviewer tuned the air rifle to a regulator pressure of 180 bar, using H&N .249 28-grain slugs for testing. The video aims to demonstrate the rifle's slug-shooting capabilities.