12 Gauge BUCK-FEST!! Which Shotgun Ammo is BEST??

Published on December 14, 2021
Duration: 14:11

This video provides an in-depth comparison of various 12-gauge 00 buckshot loads, including NSI Low Recoil, Black Aces, Winchester Military Grade, and Enforcer Defense. The host, identified as an experienced firearms enthusiast, tests their performance at 15 yards, evaluating spread patterns, velocity, and impact. Exotic rounds like a Flash Thunder Grenade, a 50 BMG tracer in a 12-gauge hull, and an incendiary slug are also tested for their unique effects.

Quick Summary

Testing various 12-gauge 00 buckshot loads like NSI, Black Aces, Winchester, and Enforcer Defense reveals differences in spread patterns and velocities at 15 yards. Winchester Military Grade and Enforcer Defense showed particularly tight patterns, while exotic rounds like a 50 BMG tracer and incendiary slug were tested for unique effects. The Mossberg Shockwave was used for cabbage testing.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to 12 Gauge Buckshot
  2. 00:44NSI Low Recoil 00 Buckshot Test
  3. 01:23Black Aces 00 Buckshot Test
  4. 02:17Winchester Military Grade 00 Buckshot
  5. 02:55Enforcer Defense 00 Buckshot
  6. 03:58Destruction Test: 12-Pack of Soda
  7. 06:37Mossberg Shockwave Cabbage Shoot
  8. 07:39Exotic Round: Flash Thunder Grenade
  9. 08:17Exotic Round: 50 BMG Tracer in 12 Gauge
  10. 10:50Incendiary Slug Test
  11. 11:45Watermelon Comparison Test

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key factors to consider when choosing 12-gauge buckshot ammunition?

When selecting 12-gauge buckshot, consider muzzle velocity, pellet count, spread pattern at typical engagement distances (like 15 yards), and felt recoil. Loads like Winchester Military Grade and Enforcer Defense are noted for tight patterns, while others like Black Aces offer higher velocity which can affect spread.

How does muzzle velocity affect 12-gauge buckshot performance?

Higher muzzle velocity generally means the pellets travel faster, potentially reaching the target quicker. However, as seen in testing, higher velocity doesn't always guarantee a tighter spread; factors like powder type and wad design play crucial roles. For instance, Black Aces at 1425 FPS had a wider spread than Winchester at an unlisted velocity.

What is the significance of the Mossberg Shockwave's classification?

The Mossberg Shockwave is classified as a Firearm (Non-NFA), meaning it does not fall under the National Firearms Act regulations that typically apply to short-barreled shotguns. This classification affects its legal status and ownership requirements.

Are exotic shotgun rounds like the 'Flash Thunder Grenade' practical for self-defense?

Exotic rounds like the 'Flash Thunder Grenade' are generally not practical for self-defense. While they produce significant noise and flash, they offer minimal physical damage, as demonstrated by their limited effect on a pineapple. Their primary use is often novelty or specific tactical signaling.

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