Videos tagged with Supersonic Ammo

This test compares subsonic and supersonic .22LR ammunition lethality using Clear Ballistics gelatin and a cloth barrier. Results indicate that heavy subsonic FMJ rounds can penetrate beyond the FBI's 12-inch minimum, challenging the assumption that they are less deadly than supersonic hollow points. The supersonic hollow point demonstrated expected mushrooming.

This video features Caleb and Steve from Brownells conducting a range report on their custom-built AR-15 chambered in 338 ARC. They demonstrate the process of zeroing the rifle and adjusting the Rifle Speed adjustable gas block. The report includes testing the performance and accuracy of both Hornady supersonic and subsonic ammunition at various distances, with a specific focus on tuning the gas block for reliable subsonic cycling. The video offers a field perspective for those interested in the 338 ARC cartridge or building an AR-15 around it.

This video delves into the fascinating world of suppressors, specifically comparing "Super" (supersonic) and "Subsonic" ammunition. It aims to educate viewers on the fundamental differences between these two types of rounds when used with a suppressor. The content likely explores how each type of ammunition performs acoustically and ballistically when fired through a suppressed firearm, providing valuable insights for firearm enthusiasts interested in suppressor technology and ammunition choices.

This video showcases the EdGun Leshiy air rifle at full power, demonstrating the effects of exploding pellets. The description highlights the "impressive" results and provides affiliate links for the exploding pellets, DNT optics, Echo Gong Targets, shooting bags, Tacticon red dot and chest rig, KTactical battle belt, and the channel's own merchandise. It also invites product testing submissions via email and direct PayPal support.

This video features a review and comparison of two Palmetto State Armory (PSA) JAKL firearms chambered in .300 Blackout. The presenter highlights the choice between a 14.5-inch and an 8.5-inch barrel configuration. Ammunition from SuperVel Ammunition, including both subsonic and supersonic loads, is tested. The video also includes promotional links for SG Timer, Axil hearing protection, QVO Tactical merchandise, and a Patreon page, along with an Instagram plug for both the channel and SuperVel.

This YouTube video from SilencerShop explores the Ruger Mark IV "SSH SilencerShop Edition" pistol, aiming to identify the "world's quietest pistol." The content dives into the performance of modular suppressors, specifically highlighting the Dead Air Mojave 9 (both short and long configurations) and the Dead Air Mask 22. The video also discusses the impact of different ammunition types, contrasting subsonic and supersonic loads. It features an unsuppressed baseline test and showcases the Ruger Mark IV itself. The description also includes a product recommendation link.

This YouTube Short, titled 'Supers Vs Subs', hints at a comparison or demonstration involving different types of ammunition or firearm setups, possibly related to sound suppression. The inclusion of '#shorts' and '#viral' suggests a brief, attention-grabbing format common on the platform. The title implies a focus on 'Supers' (likely supersonic ammunition) versus 'Subs' (likely subsonic ammunition), and the term 'quiet' strongly suggests a focus on suppressed firearms and the effectiveness of different ammunition types in achieving quieter shots.

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 conducts a comparative silencer test featuring the KGM R30k, KGM R30, and Thunderbeast 338 Ultra suppressors. It evaluates their performance with subsonic .308 and supersonic Federal Gold Medal Match 175 grain ammunition. The test also examines point of impact shift between the silencers and includes a Desert Tech SRS rifle. Sponsorships for Arken Optics, Cole-Tac, MK Machining, and Axil Hearing Pro are highlighted, with discount codes provided.

This video demonstrates the audible difference between subsonic and supersonic 9mm ammunition when used with a YHM R45 suppressor on a Glock 19. Supersonic rounds produce a distinct crack due to breaking the sound barrier, even when suppressed, while subsonic rounds are significantly quieter and lack this crack. The test highlights the importance of matching ammunition type to suppressor effectiveness for optimal sound reduction.

This video compares supersonic and subsonic 9mm ammunition when fired from a suppressed Kriss Vector. Subsonic rounds are highlighted as crucial for eliminating the sonic boom 'crack' and achieving maximum quietness with suppressors. A live-fire demonstration visually and audibly contrasts the two ammo types.

This YouTube Shorts video focuses on a shooting drill utilizing the 300 Blackout caliber, specifically demonstrating a transition between subsonic and supersonic ammunition. The title and description emphasize the drill itself and solicit feedback from viewers, indicating a focus on practical shooting techniques and potential firearm setup. The mention of '#silencer' suggests the use of a suppressor is also a component of the drill or demonstration.