Golden Tiger 7.62x39 124gr FMJBT Ballistics Gel Test (HD)

Published on March 20, 2013
Duration: 4:10

This video provides an expert-level ballistics gel test of Golden Tiger 7.62x39 124gr FMJBT ammunition, conducted by Mrgunsngear Channel. The test details average velocity, energy, bullet tumbling, and penetration depth, offering valuable insights for those interested in the performance of this specific ammunition type. The instructor's detailed analysis and comparisons highlight his extensive experience in ammunition evaluation.

Quick Summary

Golden Tiger 7.62x39 124gr FMJBT ammunition averaged 2367 FPS with 1542 ft/lbs of energy. The FMJBT bullet began tumbling around 4 inches in ballistics gel, with the second shot penetrating 29.5 inches. This load is non-corrosive, features a lead core, steel case, and sealed primer/bullet case.

Chapters

  1. 00:14Ammunition Introduction
  2. 00:30Ammunition Features
  3. 01:07Firearm Introduction
  4. 01:34Chronograph Results
  5. 01:43Gel Test Shots
  6. 02:12Wound Track Analysis
  7. 02:42Recovered Bullet & Summary

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key ballistic performance characteristics of Golden Tiger 7.62x39 124gr FMJBT ammunition?

Golden Tiger 7.62x39 124gr FMJBT ammunition averaged 2367 FPS with 1542 ft/lbs of energy. The FMJBT bullet began tumbling around 4 inches in gel, and the second shot penetrated 29.5 inches.

How does Golden Tiger 7.62x39 124gr FMJBT compare to other 7.62x39 ammunition?

Compared to previous tests of Wolf 7.62x39, this Golden Tiger load exhibited higher velocity (over 100 FPS more) and earlier tumbling, though penetration was slightly less (2-3 inches). It features a boat tail, sealed primer, and sealed case.

What firearm was used for the Golden Tiger 7.62x39 ballistics test?

The ballistics test utilized an SGL 21-61 rifle, which is an AK-style platform, equipped with a 16-inch barrel. The rifle featured several custom enhancements, including a Magpul stock and an aftermarket handguard.

What are the notable features of Golden Tiger 7.62x39 124gr FMJBT ammunition?

This ammunition is non-corrosive, features a lead core, and uses a steel case. The bullet is a Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail (FMJBT) design, and it includes sealant around both the primer and the bullet case, which is a feature not always found on comparable Russian ammunition.

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