Videos tagged with Trajectory Analysis

This video demonstrates how easily bullets can deflect when fired through obstacles like thick brush. Instructor Kyle from Classic Firearms tests common calibers including 9mm, 5.56x45mm, 7.62x39mm, .308 Winchester, and .45 ACP at 25-35 yards. The results show significant deflection, tumbling, and altered trajectories, highlighting the importance of understanding bullet behavior in real-world hunting or self-defense situations.

This video discusses the need for precise geospatial data to accurately analyze ballistics and trajectories, particularly in relation to specific events or locations. The speaker, Gary from Paramount Tactical, highlights the limitations of current data sources like Google Earth and announces a trip to UVU to collect more accurate data, which will be shared publicly in a 3D model. He also seeks collaboration with individuals at UVU and viewers for suggestions and assistance.

This video analyzes the evidence in the Charlie Kirk shooting incident, refuting the 'two shooter' theory. Lead Firearms Instructor Ted from Line 45 details how forensic evidence, including DNA on a rifle and screwdriver, ballistic trajectory analysis, and footprint impressions, conclusively points to a single shooter, Tyler Robinson. The video emphasizes the mechanics of a bolt-action rifle and the time required for assembly, further discrediting theories of a coordinated two-person attack.

This video from Paramount Tactical Solutions delves into the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, meticulously analyzing new footage to debunk theories about a second shooter and a sniper on a water tower. The expert instructor, with a background in sniping and long-range instruction, uses detailed timeline analysis, trajectory calculations, and audio waveform examination to reconstruct the event. The analysis definitively rules out the water tower and ground-level window shooter theories, attributing the shots to the identified primary shooter, 'Crooks', and confirming the swift response of a counter-sniper team.

This video from Paramount Tactical analyzes the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, specifically addressing theories of a second shooter from an open window and a sniper on a water tower. Drawing on expertise from a former sniper and utilizing detailed 3D trajectory analysis, the content debunks the water tower theory due to blocked lines of sight and physical impossibilities. It presents evidence suggesting the open window theory is more viable, aligning with urban sniping tactics. The video also explores potential government conspiracy theories related to the denial of resources or enablement of the attacker.

This video demonstrates a practical experiment by firearms instructor Edwin Sarkissian, testing bullet accuracy when fired through a vehicle's windshield. Using a Glock 17 and 9mm FMJ ammunition, the test establishes a baseline accuracy and then measures the deflection and trajectory changes caused by shooting through laminated glass. The experiment highlights the importance of understanding how environmental factors affect projectile performance.

This video, titled 'Winter lecture - Firearms forensic science,' focuses on the scientific principles and applications within the field of firearms forensics. As a lecture format, it implies an educational approach to understanding how firearms are analyzed in a forensic context, likely covering topics such as ballistics, tool marks, firearm identification, and evidence processing. The content is geared towards those interested in the scientific investigation of firearms-related incidents.

This guide details an experimental technique for firing a crossbow bolt vertically and measuring its total flight time. It emphasizes safety protocols, including seeking cover during descent, and highlights the use of specialized audible arrow tips for tracking. The experiment, conducted by Edwin Sarkissian, provides specific ballistic data for a Ravin R10 crossbow.