Videos tagged with Snake Defense

This video discusses the use of CCI birdshot rounds, specifically those made with lead-free bismuth heavy shot, for pest control in backcountry scenarios, such as snake defense. It emphasizes that these rounds are not suitable for personal self-defense due to insufficient penetration against human threats, recommending they be used in conjunction with personal defense rounds.

This video from Line 45 explores six innovative ammunition types poised to dominate in 2025, focusing on their unique capabilities for hunting and self-defense. Ted from Line 45 highlights specialized rounds like Double Tap's Snake Shot for close-range defense, Apex's TSS Blended load for waterfowl, Federal's 7mm Backcountry for long-range big game, Federal's 10mm Auto Power-Shock for medium game, Remington's Core-Lokt Tipped for lever-action rifles, and Sierra's Game King 300 Blackout for versatile hunting and tactical use.

The Taurus Judge is presented as a versatile tool rather than a perfect firearm for any single role. Its ability to chamber both .45 Colt and .410 shotshells makes it adaptable for various situations, from pest control and snake defense to potential self-defense scenarios. While not ideal for concealed carry, its utility as a "tractor gun" or "truck gun" is highlighted, offering a balance of power and adaptability.

This video tests CCI .357 Magnum shotshells, featuring number 9 shot, fired from a Rock Island AL 3.0 snub-nosed revolver with a 2-inch barrel. The test includes penetration through a water-filled milk jug and spread analysis on pizza boxes at 5 and 10 feet. The presenter notes these loads are best suited for small pests like rodents and snakes, not self-defense.

This review of the Taurus Judge Public Defender Polymer highlights its unique capabilities and limitations. While not ideal as a primary defensive firearm due to reloading challenges and ammunition performance concerns with certain loads, it excels in specific niches like snake defense. The firearm is noted for being entertaining to shoot, making it a viable option for recreational purposes.

This "I Carry" segment showcases a Bond Arms Rowdy Derringer, chambered in .410 bore/.45 Colt, as a specialized backup for encounters with venomous snakes. It highlights the derringer's suitability for outdoor exploration, paired with a Gerber Strongarm knife and a TMS Hunter trauma kit. The BAP pocket holster is recommended for discreet carry.

This video from Military Arms Channel features MAC and Jason testing the functionality and accuracy of inexpensive used revolvers. They evaluate an Arminius Titan Tiger, a Smith & Wesson Model 10-6, and a Ruger SP101, assessing their performance with different ammunition types and identifying potential mechanical issues. The review highlights that even budget firearms can be functional for specific purposes, though they may have limitations.

This video provides an overview of rimfire cartridges, focusing on the versatility of the .22 Rimfire and introducing the .17 HMR. It highlights the cost-effectiveness and variety of .22 LR ammunition, including specialized loads like CB caps and shot shells. The .17 HMR is presented as a higher-velocity, longer-range option, demonstrated through chronograph testing and a 170-yard steel target hit. The discussion also touches on the challenges of developing semi-automatic .17 HMR firearms due to bolt speed.