The BEST 9mm Ammo Made?! Winchester Ranger T-Series, The New Black Talons! Incredible Performance!

Published on October 26, 2021
Duration: 11:21

This video provides a detailed ballistic gel test of Winchester Ranger T-Series 9mm 147-grain ammunition, comparing its performance from a 3-inch barrel (Sig Sauer P365) and a 4.25-inch barrel (Polymer 80). The instructor, with apparent expertise from previous tests, highlights the excellent wound channels, significant penetration, and consistent expansion achieved by this ammunition across both barrel lengths, deeming it superior to other defensive rounds tested.

Quick Summary

Winchester Ranger T-Series 9mm 147-grain ammunition, featuring an inverted jacketed hollow point, delivers excellent terminal ballistics. Tested from 3-inch and 4.25-inch barrels, it achieved consistent 5/8-inch expansion, significant penetration (15.5-19.25 inches), and impressive spiral wound channels in ballistic gel.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Setup
  2. 00:07Ballistic Gel Setup
  3. 00:15T-Series Ammo Overview
  4. 00:299mm T-Series Test
  5. 01:07Test Firearms: P365 & Polymer 80
  6. 01:47Chronograph Testing: P365
  7. 02:45Chronograph Testing: Polymer 80
  8. 03:50Jelly Test: P365
  9. 04:40Jelly Test: Polymer 80
  10. 05:12Gel Results Analysis
  11. 06:17Penetration Measurements
  12. 07:01Wound Channel Overview
  13. 07:44Projectile Expansion Analysis
  14. 09:11Conclusion & Recommendations

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Winchester Ranger T-Series 9mm 147-grain ammunition?

The Winchester Ranger T-Series 9mm 147-grain is a type of defensive ammunition, often referred to as the 'new Black Talons.' It features an inverted jacketed hollow point design engineered for superior terminal ballistics.

How did the Winchester Ranger T-Series 9mm 147-grain perform in ballistic gel tests?

The ammunition demonstrated excellent performance, creating significant spiral wound channels, achieving substantial penetration (around 15.5-19.25 inches), and consistent 5/8-inch expansion from both 3-inch and 4.25-inch barrels.

What were the average velocities for the Winchester Ranger T-Series 9mm 147-grain?

From a 3-inch barrel (Sig Sauer P365), the average velocity was 911 feet per second. From a 4.25-inch barrel (Polymer 80), the average velocity was 961 feet per second.

Is Winchester Ranger T-Series 9mm 147-grain considered good for self-defense?

Yes, the instructor considers it among the best defensive rounds tested, surpassing popular options like Federal HST and Speer Gold Dot due to its consistent expansion, deep penetration, and devastating wound channels.

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