Videos tagged with Snakeshot

This video provides a ballistic gel test and review of CCI vs. Federal .22LR shotshell ammunition. The content focuses on demonstrating the performance of birdshot, ratshot, and snakeshot loads from both manufacturers. The creator also links to related videos on patterning and target testing, as well as a campsite bio for product links not allowed on YouTube. The description includes affiliate links for various shooting and testing equipment.

This video from SHOT Show 2025 introduces the new semi-automatic SnakeShot offerings from Doubletap Ammo. The DT SnakeShot is available in 9mm, 10mm, and [+P] calibers, designed for effective serpent defense. The video highlights the performance of these powerful loads and encourages viewers to experience them at the range. It also promotes Gun Talk's extensive content and platforms.

This video appears to showcase a creative project involving the use of .22 LR ratshot/snakeshot ammunition to create clay sculptures. The title and description suggest a unique application of ammunition, likely accompanied by ASMR-style sounds of the firing process, aligning with the "gunasmr" hashtag. The video falls under a "General Firearms" category due to its unique use of firearms components.

This compilation showcases the dramatic difference in impact effects between various calibers fired into clay blocks. A .22 Shotshell creates a minimal crater, while a 9mm Shotshell splits the block. The .50 AE round from a Desert Eagle completely obliterates the clay, demonstrating extreme terminal ballistics.

This video showcases the creation of clay sculptures using 9mm ratshot and snakeshot ammunition. The title and description, along with the provided hashtags, suggest a focus on unique applications of firearms ammunition for artistic purposes, likely appealing to a niche audience interested in unconventional uses of ammunition and potentially DIY projects involving firearms components. The content blends elements of art with firearm components.

This video showcases the unique 'SnakeshART' potential of CCI .22 LR shotshells fired from a Trailblazer Firearms LifeCard .22LR. The demonstration highlights the wide, textured impact pattern created on a clay block, turning a ballistic event into an artistic medium. It also touches on the LifeCard's compact design and loading process.

This review explores rare Peters 'riot ammunition' for the Thompson Submachine Gun, featuring a compressed paper projectile and requiring a specialized 18-round magazine. Unlike standard .45 ACP, these rounds were designed for crowd control and did not possess enough power to cycle the Thompson's action, necessitating manual cycling. A comparison is also made to the shorter M15 shot cartridge, intended for survival or small game.