Videos tagged with TNW Aero Survival Pistol

This video tests the performance of 10mm Underwood 165gr Gold Dot ammunition fired from a 10.25-inch barrel TNW Aero Survival Pistol. The test focuses on penetration, expansion, and fragmentation in ballistic gel, aiming to assess the bullet's reliability under high velocity and potentially challenging conditions. Data on penetration depth, retained weight, and expansion diameter is provided, alongside muzzle velocities. The video also highlights the capabilities of the high-speed camera used for the testing.

This video features a gel test of 10mm Sellier & Bellot 180gr JHP ammunition fired from a TNW Aero Survival Pistol with a 10.25" barrel. The test compares performance through bare gel and heavy clothing, measuring penetration, retained weight, and expansion. High-speed camera footage is utilized to capture the ballistic performance. The description highlights that this is a follow-up to a previous pistol-caliber test and aims to see if the longer barrel improves the performance of this budget hollow point round. Data for velocity, penetration, retained weight, and expansion are provided for both test conditions.

This video tests the performance of 160gr Super Vel SCHP ammunition fired from a 10.25" barrel, comparing it to a previous test with a shorter barrel. The test uses a TNW Aero Survival pistol and a high-speed camera to analyze penetration depth, retained weight, and expansion in both bare gel and heavy clothing scenarios. Ballistic gel data is provided for each test, along with detailed velocity measurements. The video aims to educate viewers on the technical aspects of ammunition performance, specifically how increased barrel length affects projectile characteristics.

The TNW Aero Survival Pistol in 10mm offers impressive modularity, allowing caliber conversions and accepting Glock magazines. Velocity testing shows significant power from its 10.5-inch barrel, with ballistic gel tests demonstrating effective penetration and expansion suitable for hunting or defense. While a fun range toy and practical survival tool, minor ergonomic issues like a non-ambidextrous charging handle and lack of bolt hold-open are noted.