Videos tagged with SNB Ammunition

This review examines the first-generation Savage Axis rifle chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor, highlighting its budget-friendly nature and suitability for hunting. While the rifle is noted for its potential accuracy with specific ammunition, the review points out limitations such as the trigger pull weight and the inconsistent performance with the tested hunting ammunition. The presenter plans a follow-up to demonstrate the rifle's capabilities with ammunition it prefers.

This video provides an overview of various ammunition types acquired by the host, including several new pickups and some previously tested rounds. The host discusses specific calibers like .44 Special, .44 Magnum, 10mm, .40 S&W, 9mm, 20 gauge, 12 gauge, and .410 bore, detailing bullet weights, types, and expected performance. Several brands such as Federal, Underwood, Norma, Winchester, and SNB are featured, with the host offering initial impressions and plans for future testing.

This video discusses the current state of imported ammunition, noting a decrease in variety compared to previous years. The speaker highlights that while some traditional sources like Russian surplus are unavailable, new manufacturers are emerging, offering less common brands like Scorpio. The discussion also touches upon European regulations impacting ammunition production and component sharing.

This "Stockpile Saturday" episode from Cranky Gun Reviews focuses on acquiring hard-to-find ammunition calibers. The reviewer highlights recent purchases of 30-06 Springfield 180-grain Full Metal Jacket Boattail (SNB), 30 Carbine, and 32 S&W Long (Lead Round Nose). The 30-06 is intended for testing in an M1 Garand equipped with a ported gas block, while the 32 S&W Long is noted for its scarcity and a past issue with damaged rounds from an online retailer.

Michael Fiser from Magtech discusses current ammunition market trends, highlighting strong demand for 9mm, 40 S&W, and 45 ACP. He notes a resurgence in 10mm and 300 Blackout due to new firearms and interest in suppressors and SBRs. The conversation also touches on the continued popularity of 223/5.56 and the growing interest in high-performance 6.5mm rounds for long-range shooting.