Discreet Ballistics .300 AAC 188gr subsonic gel test

This video likely showcases an experimental 5.56mm round being tested for its terminal ballistics by impacting gelatin. Given the title and the mention of "thelastamericanoutlaw," it suggests a focus on firearm performance and ammunition effectiveness. The description points to the creator's social media presence, indicating a broader content strategy around firearms and related topics.

This video conducts a ballistic gel test comparing a 12-gauge shotgun firing 00 buckshot against two different 5.56mm/.223 Remington loads (55-grain expanding) fired from an AR platform. The aim is to evaluate the terminal ballistics of each platform for home defense. The video also features a guest appearance by "grand dad" towards the end and promotes the creator's Instagram account.

This expert-level review from ARFCOM News details a gel test of Hornady Frontier 62-grain BTHP .223 Remington ammunition fired from a 10.5-inch barrel, simulating a common home defense setup. The test, conducted by Andrew, reveals critical terminal ballistics data, highlighting the ammunition's performance limitations for defensive applications. The analysis emphasizes the importance of deep penetration to vital organs, a standard often not met by this type of bullet construction.

This YouTube Short features a ballistic gel test comparing two different 70-grain ammunition offerings. The video title explicitly mentions "70 Grain Barnes VS Gel," indicating a comparison of projectile performance and terminal ballistics. The associated social media links suggest the creator is "The Last American Outlaw," likely a channel focused on firearms and related content.

This review details the terminal ballistics of Nosler's 110gr .300 AAC Varmaggedon ammunition through gel testing. The ammunition demonstrated rapid expansion, significant fragmentation, and adequate penetration for defensive or hunting applications. While performing well, it was compared to other top-tier loads for the .300 Blackout cartridge.

This video analyzes the effectiveness of an AK platform rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm for home defense, specifically testing Winchester 123gr Extreme Point ammunition. The test involves firing the ammunition into gel blocks and measuring various metrics like velocity at different distances, penetration depth, retained weight, and expansion. The results provide data-driven insights into the terminal ballistics of this ammunition when fired from an AK, addressing the initial question of its suitability for defensive purposes.

This video, presented by Alex C of TFBTV, identifies five of the most reliable firearms across different categories. The assessment focuses on mechanical simplicity, historical production numbers, and documented performance in demanding conditions. The chosen firearms include the Glock (handgun), Uzi (SMG), Mauser 98 (bolt-action rifle), Remington 870 (shotgun), and IWI Galil (self-loading rifle), with detailed explanations for each selection based on expert criteria.

This guide details the process of loading and firing a cap and ball revolver, emphasizing the multi-step procedure required for each shot. It highlights the historical significance but impracticality for modern concealed carry. The video features Alex C., a recognized firearms expert from TFBTV, demonstrating the techniques with technical accuracy and a humorous tone.

This video from TFB TV, hosted by James Reeves, provides an expert-level comparison of the Ruger Mini-14 and the AR-15, highlighting eight key areas where the Mini-14 may be considered superior. Reeves, demonstrating high authority with technical terminology and empirical testing, details advantages in low profile, stock trigger quality, maneuverability due to its operating system, sight radius, piston operation, accuracy improvements in modern variants, CHF barrels, and stainless steel construction. While acknowledging the AR-15's modularity and ergonomics, the Mini-14 is presented as a compelling alternative for specific use cases.

This video from TFBTV explores five excellent surplus rifles available for under $500, focusing on their historical significance, operational features, and current market value. The hosts, Alex C and Patrick R, demonstrate a high level of expertise, discussing specific models like the Lee Enfield, Yugo Mauser 98, Swiss K31, MAS 49/56, SKS, and Mosin Nagant M38. They highlight the affordability of these firearms and the availability of surplus ammunition, making them attractive options for collectors and shooters alike.