👑Which One Is King?👑 9mm Sig V-Crown 115 vs 124 Grain Ballistic Gel Test!

Published on January 18, 2022
Duration: 13:32

This video provides an expert-level comparison of Sig Sauer's 9mm V-Crown 115gr and 124gr Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) ammunition through rigorous ballistic gel testing. The host, an experienced firearms and ammunition tester, utilizes a chronograph and precise measurements to evaluate velocity, penetration, and expansion. The findings offer practical insights for selecting self-defense ammunition.

Quick Summary

Expert ballistic gel testing of Sig Sauer 9mm V-Crown 115gr and 124gr JHP ammunition revealed strong performance for self-defense. The 115gr averaged 1205 fps, penetrated 13 inches, and expanded to 0.58 inches. The 124gr averaged 1168 fps, penetrated 12.5 inches, and expanded to 0.66 inches, with both retaining significant weight.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Ammunition Overview
  2. 02:06Chronograph Testing: 115 Grain
  3. 03:04Chronograph Testing: 124 Grain
  4. 04:10Ballistic Gel Impact
  5. 05:50Gel Analysis: Penetration and Wound Channels
  6. 07:33Projectile Analysis: Expansion and Weight
  7. 10:01Conclusion and Recommendations

Frequently Asked Questions

How did the Sig V-Crown 115gr and 124gr 9mm rounds perform in ballistic gel?

The 115gr V-Crown averaged 1205 fps, penetrated 13 inches, and expanded to 0.58 inches. The 124gr V-Crown averaged 1168 fps, penetrated 12.5 inches, and expanded to 0.66 inches, retaining nearly all its weight in both tests.

What are the key differences between Sig V-Crown 115gr and 124gr 9mm JHP ammunition?

The 124gr V-Crown exhibited slightly more expansion (0.66" vs 0.58") and weight retention, while the 115gr V-Crown achieved slightly deeper penetration (13" vs 12.5") and higher average velocity (1205 fps vs 1168 fps) from a 3.5-inch barrel.

Is Sig V-Crown ammunition suitable for self-defense?

Based on this ballistic gel test, both the 115gr and 124gr Sig V-Crown 9mm JHP rounds demonstrated excellent expansion and penetration characteristics, making them highly suitable for self-defense applications. They performed comparably to other top-tier defensive rounds.

What firearm was used for the Sig V-Crown 9mm ballistic gel test?

The ballistic gel tests for the Sig V-Crown 9mm ammunition were conducted using a Smith & Wesson M&P Shield EZ 9mm pistol, which features a 3.5-inch barrel. This barrel length is relevant for interpreting the velocity data.

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