The Fastest Rifle Bullet (and the newest chronograph)

Published on June 29, 2023
Duration: 11:43

This video tests the limits of bullet velocity using a new FX Outdoors chronograph. It explores high-speed commercial cartridges like the .22-250 reaching over 3,600 fps and experiments with a sabot-loaded .300 Win Mag case achieving 4,600 fps. The review also compares the FX chronograph to the Labradar, highlighting the FX's ease of use and suppressor compatibility.

Quick Summary

The video tests extreme bullet velocities, achieving 4,600 fps with a sabot-loaded .300 Win Mag and over 3,600 fps with commercial rounds like the .22-250. It compares the user-friendly FX Outdoors chronograph against the Labradar, noting the FX's suppressor compatibility.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: FX Outdoors Chronograph & Bullet Speed Test
  2. 01:07AKEK Backpack Showcase
  3. 01:57Matrix Arms MXI & Sim-X Ammo Test
  4. 03:596.5 Creedmoor Baseline Velocity
  5. 04:30Velocity vs. Barrel Life Explained
  6. 05:34Fastest Commercial Cartridges (.22-250)
  7. 06:32Sabot Experiment: Extreme Velocity Test
  8. 08:05Stanley Thermos Durability Test
  9. 08:51FX Chronograph vs. Labradar Comparison

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the fastest bullet velocity achieved in the video?

The video demonstrates a sabot-loaded .22 caliber bullet fired from a .300 Win Mag case reaching an impressive 4,600 feet per second (fps), nearing a mile per second.

How does the FX Outdoors chronograph compare to the Labradar?

The FX Outdoors chronograph is highlighted for its ease of use, internal battery, and reliable performance, especially with suppressors, making it a strong competitor to the Labradar.

What are some of the fastest commercial rifle cartridges mentioned?

The .22-250 is tested at 3,664 fps. Other fast commercial rounds discussed include the .204 Ruger and .220 Swift, known for their high velocities.

Why don't most hunting cartridges exceed 3,000 fps?

Most hunting cartridges are limited to 2,600-3,000 fps to manage recoil and preserve barrel life. Higher velocities significantly increase pressure and heat, shortening barrel lifespan.

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