Videos tagged with Target Load

This video demonstrates the cycling reliability of light load Rio 20 Target Load 12-Gauge shells in a Benelli M1014 semi-automatic shotgun. The demonstration occurs at an outdoor shooting range, showcasing fluid weapon manipulation and controlled rapid fire, indicative of high proficiency. The focus is on testing the firearm's performance with specific ammunition types.

This video focuses on a 380 ACP load featuring a 95-grain Lead Round Nose (LRN) projectile, specifically prepared as a Titegroup target load. The content likely details aspects of this ammunition, possibly including its creation, performance characteristics on the range, or suitability for target practice. It highlights a specific caliber and bullet type, suggesting a technical or informational approach for firearm enthusiasts interested in handloading or understanding .380 ACP ammunition.

This video focuses on handloading .45 ACP ammunition with a 200-grain lead projectile and Unique powder. It presents chronograph data for three different barrel lengths: 3.3 inches, 4.25 inches, and 5 inches. The content likely appeals to handloaders and those interested in performance data for the .45 ACP caliber, particularly in relation to varying firearm barrel lengths.

This video focuses on handloading ammunition for the .380 ACP caliber. The title specifies a 95-grain hollow-point (HP) bullet and the use of Hodgdon HP-38 powder for a target load. The description reiterates it's a .380 ACP target load. Several links to firearm-related retailers and accessory manufacturers are provided, including Vedder Holsters, Targets Sports USA, Shootsteel.com, Infinity Targets, Sig Sauer Store, Federal Premium Ammo, Midsouth Shooter Supply, Guns.com, Magpul, Black beard fire starter, Bear Creek Arsenal, Palmetto State Armory, Creedmoor Sports, Legal Heat CCW Training, and Mira Safety products.

This video focuses on developing an accurate and mild target load for the .38 Special cartridge, specifically detailing the velocities achieved. The content is geared towards handloaders and firearm enthusiasts interested in optimizing ammunition for target practice and recreational shooting. It likely provides insights into powder charges, bullet weights, and other reloading components that contribute to a manageable recoil and consistent accuracy.

This video provides a first look at the new Winchester AA Diamond Grade 20 Gauge shotshells. Jimmy Wilson from Winchester explains that the Diamond Grade line features 8% antimony alloyed with lead to create harder shot, which resists deformation for rounder projectiles and more consistent patterns. The 20 gauge version also includes copper-plated shot and a high nickel head as a visual indicator of the Diamond Grade quality. The load is intended for elite competition shooters seeking tighter patterns.

This YouTube video features the first shots and range fun with a budget-friendly Benelli Nova shotgun, specifically highlighting its 3.5-inch chamber. The video demonstrates its versatility by testing various ammunition types including target loads, 00 buckshot, rifled slugs, and turkey loads. This is presented as a practical solution for shotgun owners during ammunition shortages, with the creator emphasizing they are not affiliated with any retailers or manufacturers and that all shooting is conducted safely on private property. Affiliate links for ear protection and an Amazon storefront are provided.

Doug Koenig discusses his new line of Hornady-manufactured ammunition, featuring a 110-grain XTP bullet. He highlights a competition/target load achieving approximately 1150 FPS, ideal for disciplines like Steel Challenge and Bianchi Cup, and a defense load. Koenig emphasizes the ammunition's focus on accuracy, developed over two years, and its availability at Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's. He also touches on his plans for the 2020 Precision Rifle Series, advocating for accessible entry into shooting sports.