Fort Scott Munitions NEW 115gr. 9mm - Best EDC Ammo?

Published on August 24, 2018
Duration: 9:03

This video reviews Fort Scott Munitions' new 115-grain 9mm solid copper spun projectile, evaluating its performance as an EDC (Everyday Carry) round. The presenter conducted functionality tests with a Glock 19 and Sig P365, noting consistent feeding, chambering, firing, extraction, and ejection. A 'meat target' test, simulating penetration through clothing, ribs, and organs, demonstrated the projectile's ability to tumble and penetrate effectively, breaking ribs and reaching a depth of approximately four inches into a sand stop.

Quick Summary

Fort Scott Munitions' 115-grain 9mm solid copper spun projectile is designed for EDC with a unique tumbling action on impact. Tested in a Glock 19 and Sig P365, it showed flawless functionality. A 'meat target' test demonstrated effective penetration through simulated clothing and bone, breaking ribs and reaching four inches into a sand stop.

Chapters

  1. 00:04Introduction and Channel Links
  2. 00:54Fort Scott Munitions 115gr 9mm Overview
  3. 01:17Comparison to 80gr Version and Crusader Arms Challenge
  4. 01:39Critique of Ballistics Gel Testing
  5. 02:03Fort Scott Munitions Company Profile
  6. 02:35Disclosure and Sponsorship Information
  7. 02:57Test 1: Functionality
  8. 03:10Pistols Used: Glock 19 and Sig P365
  9. 03:38Functionality Results
  10. 04:05Test 2: Point of Aim/Point of Impact
  11. 04:40POI/POA Results: Glock 19 vs. P365
  12. 05:21Test 3: Meat Target (Paul Harrell Homage)
  13. 06:20Meat Target Construction
  14. 06:40Meat Target Test Results
  15. 07:16Penetration Depth into Sand Stop
  16. 07:34Conclusion and Final Thoughts
  17. 07:46Viewer Engagement: EDC Choice Discussion
  18. 08:02Gratitude and Disclaimer
  19. 08:21Future Content Suggestions
  20. 08:35Outro and Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Fort Scott Munitions' 115gr 9mm unique for EDC?

Fort Scott Munitions' 115-grain 9mm features a solid copper spun projectile designed to tumble on impact. This tumbling action differentiates it from traditional hollow-point personal protective rounds, potentially offering a different terminal ballistics profile.

How did the Fort Scott Munitions 115gr 9mm perform in functionality tests?

The ammunition demonstrated flawless functionality, including feeding, chambering, firing, extraction, and ejection, when tested in both a Glock 19 and a Sig P365 pistol. This indicates good reliability for everyday carry purposes.

What was the terminal ballistics performance of the Fort Scott Munitions 115gr 9mm?

In a simulated 'meat target' test involving denim, pork ribs, and watermelon, the projectile successfully penetrated multiple layers, broke ribs, and penetrated approximately four inches into a sand stop, indicating significant tissue disruption potential.

What are the POI/POA differences noted with this ammunition?

At 10 yards, the Fort Scott Munitions 115gr 9mm ammunition caused the Glock 19 to hit slightly low and the Sig P365 to hit slightly high. The presenter emphasized that these results are specific to his shooting ability and the tested firearms.

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