DEVASTATING: Oath Tango 12 Guage

Published on July 18, 2016
Duration: 1:09

This video provides an in-depth analysis of the Oath Ammunition Tango 12 Gauge round, focusing on its terminal ballistics. GBGuns demonstrates the round's performance using ballistics gel, measuring velocity, energy, and penetration. The expert assessment highlights the significant expansion and energy dump, suggesting effectiveness for defensive scenarios without over-penetration risks.

Quick Summary

The Oath Tango 12 Gauge round delivers impressive terminal ballistics, with a 602-grain slug achieving 1,224 fps and 2,002 ft-lbs of energy. Its 10-inch penetration in ballistics gel and significant expansion indicate effective energy transfer while minimizing over-penetration risks for defensive applications.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Oath Tango 12 Gauge
  2. 00:14Ballistics Gel Testing Setup
  3. 00:27Performance Data: Velocity & Energy
  4. 00:44Penetration Results & Over-penetration Analysis
  5. 00:53Post-Shot Analysis: Slug Expansion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key terminal ballistics of the Oath Tango 12 Gauge round?

The Oath Tango 12 Gauge features a 602-grain slug traveling at 1,224 fps, delivering 2,002 ft-lbs of energy. It penetrated approximately 10 inches into ballistics gel, demonstrating significant expansion and energy transfer.

How does the Oath Tango 12 Gauge perform in defensive scenarios?

Based on ballistics gel testing, the Oath Tango 12 Gauge exhibits substantial expansion and dumps its energy effectively within the target. Its 10-inch penetration suggests it minimizes over-penetration risks, making it a potentially effective defensive round.

What factors are important when evaluating defensive ammunition?

Key factors include velocity, energy transfer, projectile expansion, and penetration depth. Understanding these terminal ballistics helps determine if ammunition is suitable for defensive use, balancing effectiveness with safety concerns like over-penetration.

What is the significance of the 602-grain slug weight?

The heavy 602-grain slug contributes to the round's significant momentum and energy transfer upon impact. This weight, combined with the expanding design, allows for deep penetration and massive expansion, maximizing the projectile's effectiveness.

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