Videos tagged with SMB Ammunition

This video from Trench Grenade discusses the impact of US tariffs on the firearms and ammunition market. The speaker, who identifies as an "average United States economic collapse spectator" and is seven years from army retirement, explains how tariffs on imported ammunition brands like PMC, Privy Partisan, Igman, SMB, and Magtech will lead to significant price increases (20-37%). He predicts that within six months to a year, these imported options may become unprofitable to import, leaving consumers with fewer choices and potentially higher prices from domestic manufacturers due to component costs and market demand. The speaker advises viewers who do not have a sufficient supply of ammunition (a couple thousand rounds for handgun and rifle) to consider purchasing it now, as well as essential gear like optics and firearms, before prices escalate further due to tariffs and increased domestic demand. He cautions against excessive panic buying but stresses the importance of having necessary defensive and training supplies on hand.

This video addresses accuracy issues experienced with the BUL Armory Tac Pro ported model, identifying plated ammunition as the primary cause due to potential disintegration and fouling in ported barrels. The presenter, Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical, details his experience working with BUL Armory to diagnose the problem, emphasizing the importance of using fully jacketed ammunition with ported firearms. The video also includes accuracy testing with various jacketed ammunition types and a comparison of velocity between ported and non-ported barrels.

This review of the Sig Sauer P320 M17 in 9mm covers its features, including the military-style design, included magazines (one 17-round, two 21-round), and tactical rail. The presenter discusses shooting performance with Blazer Brass 115gr and 147gr, and SMB 115gr ammunition, noting inconsistencies and personal shooting errors. While acknowledging its good feel and balance, the presenter expresses slightly better familiarity with a Glock but still likes the M17.