This video compares the performance of three popular large-caliber rifle cartridges: 450 Bushmaster, 458 SOCOM, and 50 Beowulf. Conducted as part of an "Ultimate Barrier Testing" series, the comparison involves shooting at four different steel targets at a range of 50 yards. Each target is assigned a point value, with the cartridge achieving the highest score declared the winner. The steel used is A529 grade 55 mild steel. The video emphasizes that these tests are for entertainment and educational purposes only, and viewers should not attempt them at home. Safety precautions regarding ammunition and equipment ratings are also highlighted.
This video reviews the Reap Weaponry SCY bullpup conversion kit for the AR-15 platform, specifically testing it with a .458 SOCOM upper. The reviewer discusses the kit's design, ergonomics, features like an ambi mag release, and added safeties. Despite not being able to show the full assembly due to YouTube policies, they detail how it fits onto an AR lower. The video covers compatibility with various uppers and AR parts, as well as the kit's performance with the .458 SOCOM caliber. An unexpected durability test and a surprising resilience of a Vortex UH-1 optic to a .458 SOCOM round are highlighted. The reviewer provides an honest assessment of the $500 conversion kit's strengths and potential areas for improvement, offering a final verdict on its value.
This video showcases an annual machine gun test fire event featuring 66 different machine guns, plus four additional items. The demonstration includes various historical and modern firearms, some with notable hiccups due to heavy use in classes. The event is hosted by Washington County Machine Guns, a rental business near Pittsburgh, PA, catering to international customers from April to November. The video also touches upon the legal definition of a machine gun in the USA.
This "Full Auto Friday" video from Kentucky Ballistics features the destruction of "spicy toilets" using a full-auto .458 SOCOM. The description emphasizes that the automatic weapons are legally owned and registered. The video also promotes Kentucky Ballistics' social media channels, Patreon, and merchandise. A strong disclaimer warns viewers against attempting to replicate the actions shown, highlighting the controlled and supervised environment of the filming.
This video features "Full Auto Friday" where Kentucky Ballistics demonstrates the destructive power of a full-auto .458 SOCOM and an AR-15 by shooting at a car. The description emphasizes that the automatic weapons are legally registered machine guns owned by FirstChoice FireArms Inc. It also promotes the channel's merchandise and social media presence, while including a strong warning about the controlled and professional nature of the filming environment, advising viewers not to replicate the actions.
This is part two of a November 2019 Q&A session covering a wide range of firearms-related topics. Questions range from AR maintenance, mud testing the Galil Ace, sourcing French military rifle parts (MAS-36), innovative "empty magazine" bolt lock mechanisms, magazine capacity restrictions and caliber choices (5.56 vs .308), mating the BRN-180 to a CAV-15 lower, finding and reactivating DEWAT Chauchat firearms, the utility of 32 ACP, assistance with gear for "Finnish brutality" events, opinions on French firearms beyond the FAMAS, ALG trigger performance in AKs, comparing the SVD to battle rifles (FAL, G3, AR-10), the feasibility of WW1 rifle volley fire at long ranges, views on sporterized Enfields, big bore AR cartridges (450, 458, 50), franchising "Brutality" matches, advantages of enclosed vs. open emitter red dot sights, and a brief discussion on alcoholic preferences (Scotch, Bourbon, Mezcal).
This video demonstrates the use of a .458 SOCOM firearm to eliminate a fire ant mound, presented as a simple how-to guide. The creator, Deuce and Guns, promotes their Amazon store, social media channels, and encourages viewers to like and subscribe for weekly content. The video focuses on the practical application of a specific caliber rifle for pest control.
This video features a review of a unique 'Big Bore AK' chambered in .458 SOCOM. Built on a Sharps Bros MB47 Receiver and assembled by Tromix Lead Delivery Systems, this custom AK variant is put through its paces. The review highlights the combination of the AK platform with a powerful big-bore cartridge, offering insights into its construction and performance.
This video showcases the destructive capabilities of a .458 SOCOM rifle firing in full-auto mode. The description includes affiliate links for Amazon, Patreon, USCCA, and a music channel, along with links to the creator's website, AR500 steel targets, Full30, and various social media platforms. A clear disclaimer emphasizes that the content is for documentary, educational, and entertainment purposes, with all shooting conducted on approved ranges under professional supervision. It strongly advises against imitation and highlights that the channel does not sell firearms or parts. The content is presented as a paid product placement but with independent opinions.
This video features a ballistic gel test of Underwood Ammo's 458 SOCOM 250gr Extreme Hunter rounds. The description highlights the hard-hitting nature of the 458 SOCOM cartridge and the specific penetration capabilities of the Extreme Penetrator load. The creator aims to demonstrate the damage potential of this ammunition. The video also includes promotional links for various apparel brands and the creator's social media and online presence.
This video provides a review of the CMMG Anvil 458 SOCOM Rifle from Small Arms Solutions (SAS). The description includes multiple affiliate links for various firearm-related products and brands, such as Challenge Targets, Otis Technology, G96, and Manta Products, offering viewers discount codes. It also directs viewers to SAS's Patreon page and Amazon store for further support and product recommendations. The video likely covers the rifle's features, performance, and overall assessment for potential buyers.
This video tests the durability of a Boeing 737 cockpit windshield against various heavy sniper rifle calibers, including .50 Cal, .458 SOCOM, and .308. It also references Fortnite's 'Heavy Sniper Rifle' and mentions specific firearm manufacturers and ammunition brands. The video aims to provide a visual demonstration of projectile impact on thick, armored glass, likely appealing to those interested in ballistics, firearms, and vehicle armor testing.
