Videos tagged with Spitzer Bullets

This video introduces Cutting Edge Bullets' new .22LR spitzer bullet kits, designed for extreme long-range rimfire competition. The kits include 200 bullets and 200 pieces of brass, with available weights of 50, 42, and 32 grains. The 32-grain bullets are suitable for standard .22LR rifles, while the heavier options are geared towards competition loaders pushing the limits of the cartridge. The presenter notes that while these bullets enable impressive distances (300-400 yards), their primary use case is for handloaders, as factory-loaded options are not yet available.

This guide details the operation and safety features of the Browning BLR Model 81 Lightweight, as demonstrated by firearms expert Hickok45. It covers the unique rack-and-pinion action, the advantage of its detachable box magazine for using pointed bullets, and the folding hammer safety mechanism. Hickok45, a recognized expert in firearm reviews, emphasizes the rifle's mechanical quality and practical application for hunting.

This video provides a historical and technical overview of the Winchester 1895 lever-action rifle. It highlights its unique box magazine design, its status as John Moses Browning's last design for Winchester, and its intended use with spitzer bullets. The discussion covers its limited military adoption, particularly during the Spanish-American War, and its eventual success as a hunting rifle. The video also touches on caliber variations and collector value.

This Q&A session from InRangeTV covers historical firearms doctrine regarding long-range zeros on WWI rifles, the utility of pistol caliber carbines for home defense and training, AR-15 barrel profiles, the design limitations of lever-action rifles with Spitzer bullets, the dominance of the Maxim machine gun, the operational differences between open and closed bolt SMGs, and the importance of marksmanship training through disciplines like High Power. The discussion also touches on firearms maintenance and the practicalities of running shooting competitions.

This review of the Savage Model 99 by hickok45 highlights its historical significance, unique rotary magazine design, and effective performance. The video details the rifle's evolution, the .300 Savage cartridge, and practical features like the round counter and loaded chamber indicator. Hickok45's expert assessment emphasizes the rifle's balance, accuracy, and suitability as a hunting firearm.