Videos tagged with SS109

This video aims to clarify the differences between SS109 (Green Tip) and M193 Ball ammunition, addressing common confusion among users, particularly military personnel. The creator expresses a hope that this information is also taught in ROTC (Reserve Officers' Training Corps) programs. The core of the video is a comparison of these two popular 5.56mm rounds, potentially touching on their performance and any perceived effects on firearm barrels.

This AR-15 ammo review highlights the performance differences between various 5.56mm rounds. The Hornady V-Max 55 grain is noted for its fragmentation, while the 62 grain SS109 is deemed suitable for practice due to over-penetration. For defensive use, heavier grains like the 77 grain Sierra Match King and 70 grain Barnes, along with the M855A1 for hydrostatic shock, are recommended.

This video focuses on the ASMR experience of loading AR magazines with New Republic 5.56 NATO 62 Grain SS109 ammunition. The title explicitly mentions 'AR mags' and the caliber '5.56 NATO', along with the specific grain weight and bullet type. The hashtag #gun further confirms the firearm context. While the primary focus is the ASMR aspect, the content inherently relates to firearm accessories and ammunition.

This "Stockpile Saturday" video focuses on acquiring ammunition for two distinct firearm calibers: 5.56x45mm SS109 and .410 bore 2 1/2" slugs. The creator highlights a sale from their "favorite online retailer," which offered a 16% discount and free shipping on ammunition. They purchased 800 rounds of the 5.56x45mm and six boxes of Winchester Super X .410 slugs, emphasizing the "buy it cheap, and stack it deep" philosophy for building an ammo stockpile.

The Beretta AR-70/90, Italy's standard service rifle for two decades, evolved from the AR-70 to meet NATO's 5.56mm SS109 ammunition standards. It features STANAG magazine compatibility, a unique detachable carry handle with integrated sights, a bipod, and a grenade launcher capability. The rifle was replaced by the ARX-160 and is now available as parts kits for civilian builds.

This video compares the penetration capabilities of M855A1, M855, SS109, and XM193 ammunition against various steel plates. The M855A1 demonstrated superior performance, penetrating 1/2 inch mild steel, while only surface craters were left on AR500 steel. The test highlighted differences in penetration even between M855 and SS109, attributed to manufacturing variations and velocity.

This video discusses a potential government action to curb the civilian supply of M855/SS109 "green tip" 5.56x45mm NATO ammunition, referencing an article from The Truth About Guns. It also touches upon the ammunition needs in Ukraine, linking to articles from Euromedia Press and CSIS. The creator promotes various survival and preparedness products, including coffee, solar power solutions, personal protection gear, body armor, eye protection, medical kits, hearing protection, and long-term food storage, suggesting these are relevant for 'SHTF' scenarios.

The FAMAS G2 represents the final iteration of the French FAMAS bullpup rifle, specifically developed for the French Navy to meet NATO standards. Key upgrades include a 1:7 twist rate for SS109 ammunition and a push-button magazine release compatible with NATO STANAG magazines. Despite its advanced features and historical significance, the G2 is a rare firearm with limited production.

This video emphasizes critical range safety by detailing how incorrect ammunition and targets can lead to dangerous ricochets and fragmentation. It highlights that pistol targets should avoid right angles and that mild steel is unsuitable for high-power rifle rounds. Frangible ammunition is presented as a safer alternative for steel targets due to its tendency to shatter.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Sellier & Bellot ammunition manufacturing process in the Czech Republic, showcasing the creation of 5.56x45mm rifle rounds. It details the journey from raw brass to finished cartridges, highlighting critical steps like cup punching, annealing, case drawing, bullet production, and automated loading. The presentation emphasizes the high level of automation and quality control employed in their modern facility.

The M16A2 rifle, developed by Colt, incorporated significant improvements over the M16, notably influenced by the U.S. Marine Corps. Key upgrades include a heavier barrel for M203 compatibility, a 'birdcage' flash hider designed to reduce dust, a brass deflector for left-handed shooters, and an improved drum-style rear sight. It also features a three-round burst fire mode instead of full-auto and was optimized for the M855 'green tip' cartridge.

This video provides a review and testing of two non-metallic, lightweight composite body armor plates from Shot Stop. The review highlights the comfortable curve and texture of the plates, as well as their Special Threat ratings, specifically for SS109 (Green Tip) and M855 Ball ammunition. The content emphasizes that the videos are recorded on a private range under professional supervision and includes disclaimers about imitation and the risks involved. The channel also promotes its Instagram presence and Patreon support.