Videos tagged with Tool Ammunition

This video reviews the MEAN Arms bearing delay 9mm upper receiver, highlighting its lightweight design, polymer handguard, and innovative ball bearing delay system. The reviewer demonstrates its performance with various 9mm ammunition types, noting its smooth recoil, good accuracy, and excellent suppression. While generally reliable, minor bolt hold-open issues were observed with subsonic ammunition, potentially requiring buffer tuning.

This video compares the terminal ballistics of 7.62x39mm hollow point and soft point ammunition fired from a 16-inch PSA GF3 AK-47. Both ammunition types demonstrated significant fragmentation and wound channel disruption in ballistic gel, with the soft point showing a tendency to shatter into smaller lead fragments. Penetration was comparable, with both rounds achieving over 14 inches of gel penetration.

This review of a Mosin Nagant M1891 sniper rifle highlights its historical significance and performance limitations. The presenter notes the rifle's period-correct configuration, with a slight deviation in scope mount placement. Despite its historical importance and widespread use, this specific rifle exhibited poor accuracy, measuring around 3 MOA at 100 yards, and struggled with consistent hits at longer ranges. The presenter also points out ergonomic challenges, such as a low stock that hinders proper cheek weld.

This video reviews the best handgun and ammunition deals of 2014. The author highlights the Canik CT9 and Canik TP9 as top handgun picks due to their value and reliability, both priced around $300-$325. For ammunition, Federal's aluminum-cased 9mm 115-grain target loads are recommended for their $10 price point, and Tool Ammunition's plastic-cased 100-round cans are also noted as a great deal.