Underwood Xtreme Hunter 10mm

Published on November 13, 2017
Duration: 10:28

This video provides an expert-level look at the Underwood Xtreme Hunter 10mm ammunition, featuring detailed ballistics testing by Kentucky Ballistics. The testing includes penetration in ballistics gel, wound cavity visualization in clay, and performance on organic targets, demonstrating the round's effectiveness. The video also confirms the ammunition's reliability in a Glock 20 Gen 4 during rapid-fire sequences.

Quick Summary

The Underwood Xtreme Hunter 10mm ammunition, tested with a Glock 20 Gen 4, achieved over 23 inches of penetration in ballistics gel with no deformation. Its 150-grain bullet travels at 1425 fps, generating 676 ft lbs of muzzle energy, and features a fluted tip designed to create a larger wound channel. The ammunition also proved reliable during rapid-fire testing.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Underwood Xtreme Hunter
  2. 00:35Bullet Design Comparison
  3. 01:43Ballistics Gel Testing
  4. 03:31Clay Block Testing
  5. 05:16Destructive Testing on Various Targets
  6. 07:12Water Jug Penetration
  7. 08:15Rapid Fire Reliability

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key performance characteristics of the Underwood Xtreme Hunter 10mm ammunition?

The Underwood Xtreme Hunter 10mm, 150-grain load features a muzzle velocity of 1425 fps and muzzle energy of 676 ft lbs. It is designed with a unique fluted tip for enhanced wound channel creation while maintaining deep penetration, as demonstrated in ballistics gel tests.

How did the Underwood Xtreme Hunter 10mm perform in ballistics gel testing?

During testing with a Glock 20 Gen 4, the Underwood Xtreme Hunter 10mm achieved over 23 inches of penetration in 10% clear ballistics gel. The bullet showed no deformation and created a significant wound channel, indicating effective terminal performance.

What is the purpose of the fluted tip on the Underwood Xtreme Hunter bullet?

The fluted tip on the Underwood Xtreme Hunter bullet is specifically engineered to create a larger temporary wound cavity through fluid dynamics. This design aims to maximize tissue damage while ensuring the bullet retains sufficient momentum for deep penetration.

Was the Underwood Xtreme Hunter 10mm reliable in a semi-automatic pistol?

Yes, the ammunition demonstrated excellent reliability during a rapid-fire test involving seven rounds fired from a Glock 20 Gen 4. The unique bullet shape cycled through the action without any malfunctions, confirming its suitability for semi-automatic platforms.

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