Videos tagged with 110 grain

This YouTube video features a ballistic gel test of vintage Super Vel "Original" .38 Special ammunition. The test focuses on the performance of 110-grain rounds fired through heavy clothing. Two popular revolvers, a Taurus 856 and a Smith & Wesson 686 Plus, are used to evaluate the ammunition's effectiveness, aiming to determine if this older ammunition is still a viable option for self-defense. The video emphasizes safe shooting practices conducted on a private range and clarifies that no firearms or ammunition are being sold.

This video compares two different grain weights of Remington High Terminal Velocity (HTP) .357 Magnum ammunition: 110 grain and 125 grain. The test is conducted using a short-barrel revolver, specifically a Taurus 605, and involves shooting the ammunition into ballistic gel covered with heavy clothing to simulate real-world terminal performance. The presenter aims to determine which of the two HTP loads is the superior choice for terminal ballistics from a compact handgun.

This video tests Winchester Silvertip .38 Special ammunition in both 110-grain and 125-grain +P variants using a Taurus Model 856 snub-nose revolver. The test involves firing the ammunition through heavy clothing into ballistic gel to evaluate its effectiveness for self-defense. The content emphasizes practical performance and questions whether the Silvertip's performance is consistent or a result of luck, providing an in-depth look at this specific ammunition for defensive handgun use.

This video showcases the Western Airguns Rattler in .357 caliber being used for prairie dog hunting. The description highlights the effectiveness of the .357 Rattler and 110-grain NSA slugs in eliminating the prairie dog population, with the title humorously suggesting 'extinction' due to the success. The content appears to be focused on the performance of the air rifle in a hunting scenario.