Videos tagged with Steel Cased Ammo

This video from Civilian Tactical explores five distinct types of .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO ammunition. The host, demonstrating experienced firearm instruction, details the unique characteristics and intended applications of each round, including Hornady VMAX for varmint hunting, M855 'green tip' penetrators, visible tracer rounds, cost-effective steel-cased options, and Double Tap hollow points for defense. The presentation emphasizes understanding terminal ballistics and proper ammunition selection for various scenarios.

This review covers an AK-100 series rifle, likely an AK-103 variant, chambered in 7.62x39mm. It highlights the deployment of the side-folding polymer stock and the attachment of a PSO-1 optic via the side rail. The video demonstrates loading Wolf Performance Ammunition and features live fire exercises showcasing accuracy and reliability.

This video explains the importance of coatings on steel-cased ammunition, particularly for long-term storage. It highlights how these coatings protect the ammunition from environmental factors like moisture, ensuring its reliability. The description also mentions that GUNBROS is a family-owned business offering curated, battle-tested products for self-defense and freedom.

This YouTube video provides an "ammo update," featuring new steel-cased ammunition from AAC and the "original" 10mm round from Norma. It also hints at "more good stuff." The video is presented by Tools & Targets and includes affiliate links for Axil ear protection and their Amazon storefront, alongside a link to join their "Range Gang" channel membership. Disclaimers emphasize that no firearms or ammunition are for sale and that all activities are conducted safely on a private range.

This content details the high-volume manufacturing process for Soviet Arms 7.62x39mm ammunition by AAC Ammunition. It highlights the automated production of steel-cased rounds, including priming and packaging. Key specifications like 122-grain FMJ bullets and 2,375 FPS velocity are presented, emphasizing the industrial scale and quality control measures.

This YouTube video asks a crucial question for firearm owners: can their handgun (gat) reliably fire steel-cased ammunition. The video utilizes popular hashtags related to firearms, including specific manufacturers like Sig Sauer and optics like Holosun, as well as general shooting terms like #pewpew and #rangeday. It also mentions common calibers like 9mm and .45, suggesting a comparison or test focusing on ammunition compatibility. The emphasis on 'gat' and 'run' points towards a performance or reliability test.

This video, "This Week in Guns 12/4/23," covers a range of recent firearm-related news and legal developments. Topics include the Supreme Court's involvement with Illinois gun laws, a federal judge's ruling against handgun bans for individuals under 21, and discussions around a new federal assault weapon ban. The episode also touches on ATF's redefinition of the firearm business, the potential end of Remington production in New York, and the safety of steel-cased ammunition. Additionally, it mentions specific companies like VZGrips and MAF Corp, and touches on perceived rights violations by Maryland police. The video aims to provide viewers with an update on "gun nonsense" and legal challenges impacting gun owners.

Maggie and Mark discuss the current state of ammunition prices, noting a significant drop from 2020-2021 peaks due to increased imported supply and subsiding panic buying. While prices are unlikely to return to pre-2019 levels due to general inflation, consumer restraint is credited with forcing down costs. Imported options, including steel-cased ammunition, offer a budget-friendly alternative for shooters.

This video tests the reliability of steel-cased 9mm ammunition after prolonged exposure to saltwater. A timelapse shows significant corrosion on a TulAmmo 9mm Luger round. When tested in a Taurus G3c pistol, the corroded round failed to fire despite a clear primer strike, indicating that saltwater exposure can render ammunition unreliable.

This video explores non-NATO ammunition options for stockpiling in a SHTF (S*** Hits The Fan) preparedness scenario. While NATO cartridges are often recommended for logistical reasons, the creator highlights non-NATO calibers that still offer good availability, affordability, and abundance. The video uses metrics like the presence of budget-friendly steel-cased ammunition manufacturing for a caliber overseas as an indicator of its logistical favorability for stockpiling.

This review of the CZ BREN 5.56mm rifle highlights its impressive performance and value, positioning it as a strong contender against more expensive platforms like the FN SCAR. The host, demonstrating significant firearms expertise, praises its fully ambidextrous controls, adjustable gas block, and excellent balance. The rifle proved reliable with various ammunition types, including steel-cased rounds, and accepted standard AR magazines.

This video features a ballistic gel test of Silver Bear and Wolf Polyformance 7.62x39mm ammunition, specifically hollow point rounds. The test is conducted using a Palmetto State Armory AK-47 (PSAK47 GF3). The video aims to compare the performance of these steel-cased ammunition types in a common AK-47 platform. It emphasizes that all shooting is done on a private range under controlled conditions and is not an advertisement for firearms or ammunition sales.