Videos tagged with Wind Resistance

This video analyzes the top 10 rifle cartridges currently favored by hunters, based on ammunition sales, search volume, and new rifle chamberings. It provides a data-driven comparison of popular calibers like the 6.5 Creedmoor, 6.5 PRC, and 7 PRC, highlighting their ballistic performance, recoil, and suitability for various game and hunting scenarios. The analysis emphasizes practical application and market trends, offering insights for hunters selecting their next rifle cartridge.

This entry details the 6mm ARC cartridge's performance, positioning it as an advanced round for Special Purpose Rifles (SPR) and Designated Marksman roles. Expert analysis from Garand Thumb highlights its superior long-range ballistics, energy retention, and terminal effects compared to 5.56 NATO, while fitting within a standard AR-15 platform. The data includes velocity, accuracy, and wind resistance metrics, showcasing its effectiveness beyond 1,000 yards.

This video introduces the 6.8 Western cartridge, a new development from Browning and Winchester aimed at long-range hunting. It highlights the cartridge's ability to stabilize heavier bullets (165-175 grains) in a short-action platform, offering superior ballistic coefficients, energy retention, and penetration compared to older .277 caliber offerings. The cartridge is available in various Browning and Winchester rifle models.

This video from Brownells Gun Techs explains the concept of Ballistic Coefficient (BC), a crucial factor in understanding bullet performance, especially for long-range shooting. Caleb and Steve detail what BC represents – a bullet's ability to overcome drag and wind resistance – and how it's typically expressed as a decimal less than one. They highlight that a higher BC number indicates a more efficient bullet that flies flatter and is less affected by external forces. The explanation includes practical examples, contrasting the BC of a long, narrow target bullet with a short, squat .45 ACP round. The video emphasizes BC's importance for distance shooting while noting it's less critical for close-range engagements, with Caleb offering insights into why a high BC bullet isn't always the optimal choice.

This review covers the Prometheus Design Works DA Hoodie V2, highlighting its Polartec Windpro material with DWR coating for wind resistance and moderate insulation. Key features include dual YKK zippers, mesh-lined hand pockets with lanyards, internal stash pockets ideal for battery storage, laser-cut underarm ventilation, zippered sleeve pockets, abrasion-resistant guide cloth on elbows and forearms, thumbholes, and a one-handed adjustable hem. The hood has a built-in visor and a windshield for the zipper. The reviewer notes its effectiveness as a mid-layer or standalone piece in the Pacific Northwest, its utility for travel and outdoor adventures, and its packability limitations compared to down alternatives. The hoodie is sewn in California and retails for $198.

This guide details the innovative design and durability of Blunt Umbrellas, as presented by Nutnfancy. It covers the unique Radial Tensioning System (RTS), wind resistance capabilities tested up to 72 mph, and the various models available, including the lightweight Blunt Lite. The information is presented with a technical and gear-oriented tone, highlighting the importance of a high-quality umbrella within an EDC kit.