Revolver Ammo for You!

Published on December 20, 2024
Duration: 1:06

This video focuses on revolver ammunition and reloading techniques, featuring instructors Daryl Bulky and Brian Eastridge. It highlights the use of Federal 38 Special 130-grain Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) ammunition for revolvers and demonstrates reloading methods using speed strips. The discussion touches on the importance of cleaning revolvers, particularly the forcing cone, to maintain accuracy.

Quick Summary

For revolvers, Federal 38 Special 130-grain Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) ammunition is discussed as a good option. To maintain accuracy, especially with lead ammunition, it's crucial to clean the forcing cone regularly using a brush or toothbrush to prevent lead buildup.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Revolvers and Instructors
  2. 00:30Federal 38 Special 130gr FMJ Ammunition
  3. 00:50Lead Round Nose and Forcing Cone Fouling

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of ammunition is recommended for revolvers in this video?

The video specifically discusses Federal 38 Special 130-grain Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) ammunition as being fun to shoot from a full-size revolver. It also notes that lead round nose (LRN) ammunition can be accurate but may foul the forcing cone.

How can I prevent fouling in my revolver's forcing cone?

To prevent fouling in your revolver's forcing cone, especially when using lead ammunition, it's recommended to carry a brush or a toothbrush. This allows you to clear away any lead buildup that can affect accuracy.

What are effective methods for reloading a revolver quickly?

The video highlights the use of speed strips as an efficient method for reloading a revolver quickly. These tools help in rapidly inserting multiple rounds into the cylinder.

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