Channel: @bananaballistics
This video features a comparison of two powerful lever-action firearms chambered in .460 S&W Magnum and .500 S&W Magnum. The testing takes place at 25 yards and involves shooting at grade 55 mild steel. The video highlights the capabilities of these impressive firearms, with thanks extended to Big Horn Armory for providing them. It also promotes merchandise and a Patreon channel for continued content.
This video conducts a ballistics comparison of several cartridges based on the venerable 30-06 Springfield. It pits the 25-06, 270 Winchester, 280 AI, 30-06, and 35 Whelen against each other in steel testing at 50 yards. The goal is to determine which derivative cartridge offers superior performance. The description details the specific ammunition used, rifle platforms, and a comprehensive list of gear, including chassis systems, stocks, bipods, and optics from brands like MDT, Vortex, and Leupold. Affiliate links for products and creator support are also provided.
This video directly compares the capabilities of the .50 BMG and .338 Lapua Magnum calibers using a steel testing setup at 50 yards. The channel highlights the performance difference between the two massive rifle cartridges, noting that 'it's not even close.' Specific firearms and ammunition used in the test are detailed, including the Desert Tech HTI .50 BMG and Desert Tech SRS-M2 .338 Lapua, along with Vortex optics and Warne bipods. The video is presented for entertainment and educational purposes, with a strong emphasis on safety disclaimers and encourages viewers to check out associated merchandise and sponsorships.
This video explores the penetration capabilities of the Swiss Silver penetrator in 50 BMG against grade 55 mild steel at 50 yards. It features the Desert Tech HTI rifle, Vortex Razor Gen 3 optic, and other specific gear. The creator emphasizes the entertainment and educational nature of the test, advising against replication at home and stressing firearm safety. Affiliate links for related products are provided, alongside links to merchandise and Patreon.
This video challenges the perceived decline in the effectiveness of the .30-06 cartridge, questioning if it has become a "fudd cartridge." The creator conducts a steel penetration test using various .30-06 loads against grade 50 mild steel at 50 yards. The Savage 110 rifle, equipped with an MDT ORYX Bipod and Vortex Viper HD scope, is used for the testing. The video aims to provide an entertaining and educational look at the ballistic performance of the .30-06.
This video tests the penetration capabilities of a US Army sniper bullet, specifically a .300 Win Mag, against RMA XRT armor plates made of grade 55 mild steel. The test is conducted at 50 yards. The video highlights the rarity of the bullets provided by Emacs Tactical and mentions specific gear used, including a Bergara B-14 Wilderness HMR CF rifle and a Vortex Razor LHT scope. It also includes promotions for merchandise and a Patreon page, with a disclaimer for entertainment and educational purposes only.
This video compares the performance of a crossbow against a subsonic rifle, specifically the Aero Precision Solus chambered in 8.6 BLK, at a distance of 25 yards. The comparison aims to determine if crossbow broadheads can effectively compete with rifle bullets. The video also features various gear used for both setups, including different bipods, optics, and broadheads. Affiliate links for merchandise, Patreon, and cleaning products are provided.
This video explores the visual detectability of tracer ammunition, posing the question: "Could You See A Tracer Coming?" The title and description strongly imply a focus on the visual aspects of tracer rounds during firing, potentially involving live-fire demonstrations or theoretical analysis. The content is a direct inquiry into a specific characteristic of ammunition, relevant to firearm enthusiasts interested in ballistics and tactical considerations. The description explicitly warns viewers against attempting any tests, suggesting a focus on observation and information rather than practical application.
This video tests the ability of grade 55 mild steel to stop the world's most expensive 50 BMG bullet at 50 yards. It features the Desert Tech HTI rifle and Vortex Razor Gen 3 optic. The description also highlights sponsors like Emacs Tactical and Opticsplanet, and promotes merchandise and a Patreon channel. Safety disclaimers and a reminder that the content is for entertainment and educational purposes are included.
This video provides a comparative analysis of the newest 30 caliber AR-15 cartridge, pitting it against the well-known 300 Blackout and 7.62x39mm. Testing is conducted at 25 yards using A529 grade 55 steel. The video details the ballistic performance (velocity and ft-lbs) of each caliber, with specific ammunition types and FPS/ft-lbs figures provided for 300 Blackout (Magtech 123 gr FMJ), 7.62x39 (Winchester 123 gr FMJ), and the new 30 Caliber (Wilson Combat 125 gr FMJ). Several firearms and gear, including Desert Tech WLVRN, CMMG Dissent Mk47, and Vortex optics, are showcased.
This video explores the recoil impulse, often referred to as 'slap,' of a .50 BMG rifle when fired without a muzzle brake. The description explicitly warns viewers not to attempt this, indicating a focus on the raw force and potential consequences of shooting such a powerful caliber without recoil mitigation. The content likely aims to demonstrate or discuss the significant recoil experienced in this specific scenario.
This video tests the penetration capabilities of a .50 BMG SLAP Tracer round against mild steel. The test is conducted at 50 yards using Grade 55 mild steel plate. The video aims to determine how much steel is required to stop this powerful ammunition. It also features a disclaimer about the content being for entertainment and educational purposes only, advising viewers not to replicate the tests and to always prioritize firearm safety. Sponsorships and merchandise links are included.
