Videos tagged with Sound Difference

This video demonstrates the audible difference between subsonic and supersonic .22LR ammunition when fired from a Derya Arms TM-22 rifle. The instructor highlights the distinct sound signatures of each type, prompting viewers to consider practical scenarios where mixing these ammunition types might be relevant. The demonstration emphasizes the importance of understanding ammunition characteristics for various shooting applications.

This YouTube video explores the audible difference between subsonic and regular ammunition. It aims to answer whether shooters can discern the sound of subsonic rounds compared to standard loads, likely through a practical demonstration or comparison. The video is geared towards firearm enthusiasts interested in ammunition types and their acoustic properties.

This video compares the acoustic differences between supersonic and subsonic ammunition. It features live fire tests at 100 yards using a .223 caliber round in an AR-15 and a .38 Special revolver. The demonstration highlights how the bullet's sonic crack can arrive before the gunshot sound with supersonic rounds (AR-15), while subsonic rounds (.38 Special) produce the gunshot sound first. The tests are conducted safely and are aimed directly at the camera.

This video compares the sound difference between an AR-15 with a 16.5-inch barrel and a 10.5-inch barrel, both chambered in 5.56 NATO, with the shorter barrel being suppressed. The focus is on audibly demonstrating the impact of barrel length and suppression on the firearm's report.

This YouTube video explores the differences between supersonic and subsonic 9mm ammunition, posing the question of whether viewers can discern the distinction. The content likely involves firing tests and auditory comparisons to highlight the sonic crack of supersonic rounds versus the quieter nature of subsonic rounds. This type of comparison is valuable for shooters interested in ammunition performance, sound suppression, and the nuances of firearm ballistics.