Videos tagged with Wolf Steel Case

This video provides a sound comparison of a Glock 19 Gen 4 with a Dead Air Wolfman suppressor in both short and full configurations, using Wolf steel case 115-grain ammunition. The presenter demonstrates shooting unsuppressed, then with the suppressor in its shorter configuration, and finally in its extended configuration. The goal is to illustrate the audible difference in sound suppression across these setups.

This video demonstrates the effects of various calibers, including 9mm, .223 Remington, and .50 BMG, on large blocks of clay, simulating ballistic testing. The presenter, from 1ShotTV, uses a Glock 19, an AR-15, and a Barrett .50 BMG rifle to shoot 25-pound and later a combined 50-pound block of clay. The experiment highlights how different calibers interact with the dense medium, showing significant expansion and cavity formation, particularly with the .50 BMG round, which surprisingly caused substantial swelling and internal fragmentation without completely obliterating the clay block.

This video tests the reliability of Wolf steel case .45 ACP ammunition in a Tisas 1911 pistol. The test involved firing approximately 50 rounds of steel case ammunition. The Tisas 1911 successfully fed and fired all 50 rounds without any reported malfunctions, indicating good reliability with this specific ammunition type in this firearm.

This review covers a Radical Firearms AR-15 upper receiver chambered in .223 Wylde. The presenter details the 18-inch stainless steel barrel with a 1:8 twist rate, rifle-length gas system, and 15-inch rail. Accuracy testing at 50 yards with various ammunition types (Hornady Black 75gr, Hornady Frontier 55gr, Federal Varmint Soft Point 55gr, Wolf Steel Case 55gr) is performed, with Hornady ammunition yielding the best results. The reviewer concludes it's a high-quality upper for its price, suitable for medium to long-range engagements.

This video provides a 1000-round update on the Riley Defense AK-47, focusing on its durability and reliability as a budget-friendly firearm with forged components. The reviewer details a minor issue with stock screws loosening, which was easily rectified. Internal inspection after 1000 rounds reveals minimal wear, with the front trunion and bolt components holding up well. The rifle is recommended for its value and performance.