Videos tagged with Applied Ballistics

This video showcases Garmin's innovative range technology, focusing on their GPS-enabled smartwatch and compact chronograph. Caleb demonstrates how these devices integrate with applied ballistics to provide real-time data for long-range shooting. He uses the technology with a BRN-4 M38 build and Winchester 69gr SMK ammunition to achieve a first-shot hit at 500 yards, highlighting how modern wearables can enhance shooting efficiency and accuracy.

This video features the Tango Fire4000 Mounted Laser Rangefinder, highlighting its integration with Applied Ballistics software. The content likely focuses on the capabilities and application of this advanced rangefinding technology for firearms enthusiasts, particularly those involved in long-range shooting or ballistics calculations. It aims to showcase how this device enhances accuracy and efficiency in shooting scenarios.

This video features an in-depth review and accuracy test of the Palmetto State Armory JAKL-10 chambered in .308 Winchester. The reviewer performs a borescope inspection, uncovering a rough chamber and a blemish on the crown, and analyzes the impact of these defects on accuracy. The video details a shooting setup using 30-shot groups at 100 yards with four types of ammunition (PMC Bronze 147gr FMJ, AAC 168gr Sierra MatchKing, AAC 175gr Sierra MatchKing, and PMC X-TAC Match 168gr OTM), measuring mean radius, group size, velocity, standard deviation, and shooter-induced flyers using the Mantis X-10. A new A-ZED metric is introduced to assess practical long-range performance. The review also includes a comparison to a 5.56 SPR using the Applied Ballistics WEZ tool.

This video focuses on achieving accurate long-range shooting through proper "rifle dope." It explains how dope accounts for bullet drop, wind drift, and environmental factors like temperature and altitude, enabling precise adjustments for improved shot accuracy and shooter confidence. The content covers rifle overview, ammunition, setup, first shots, applied ballistics, and performance at various distances including 600 yards, with a specific mention of the 7 PRC caliber. The video aims to educate viewers on understanding their rifle-ammunition system for reliable long-range engagements.

This video provides practical advice on how to improve wind calls when shooting, focusing on maximizing the utility of a Kestrel Ballistics Weather Meter. The presenter shares four learned methods for making better wind calls, addressing common questions about quick wind adjustments and "gun numbers." The video also highlights various firearm components and accessories from sponsors like Big Tex ORDNANCE, TAG, and Bauer Precision, including barrels, optics, triggers, and suppressors, with discount codes provided.

This YouTube video provides a straightforward breakdown of essential gear used for NRL (National Rifle League) and PRS (Precision Rifle Series) competition. The presenter details their setup, including crucial tools like the Garmin Xero C1 Pro chronograph for ballistic data, a Kestrel Elite weather meter for environmental conditions, and data armboards and cards for quick reference. Additional items discussed include a specialized support bag, a tactical table, binoculars with a rangefinder, and various tripod options from RRS and Vortex. The video highlights the importance of reliable and efficient gear in precision shooting disciplines.

This video features a review of the Magnetospeed V3 Chronograph by Kit Badger. The reviewer highlights its bayonet-style design, ease of setup, and user-friendliness. The chronograph's ability to provide ballistic data is emphasized, enabling users to achieve accurate first-round hits by pairing firearms, ammunition, optics, and ballistic apps. The reviewer mentions using applications like Applied Ballistics and the Sig Kilo 5K Rangefinder integration, which provide shooting solutions after ranging a target. The video also briefly touches on the reviewer's loadout, including clothing and gloves.

This YouTube video, titled "Are you shooting the right ammo?", aims to educate viewers on ammunition selection. It references an "Ammo Library" for further information and provides links to recommended gear and sponsors. The description encourages viewer interaction by asking for additional ammo brands to be included in the library. Key sponsors include Big Tex ORDNANCE, TAG, Bauer Precision, Shooting Surplus, QVO, One Hundred Concepts, and Vulcan Machinewerks. The video likely delves into different types of ammunition and their suitability for various purposes.

This video provides a detailed comparison and initial review of two Sig Sauer laser rangefinding binoculars: the Kilo 10K-ABS HD and the Kilo 6K HD. The presenter, Gary Melton (a former U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret), unboxes both units, compares their specifications, and offers initial impressions and gripes. The video also touches on available accessories and provides early field test observations of the optics. Future videos are promised to cover the electronic capabilities, ballistic software, and Bluetooth linking. The content is geared towards long-range shooting enthusiasts and tactical applications.

This video highlights five top online resources for precision rifle shooting enthusiasts. It covers tools and websites like Applied Ballistics, the Berger Stability Calculator, Sniper's Hide, Storm Tactical for free targets, and Gun University. The content aims to inform viewers about valuable resources they might not be aware of, encouraging engagement through questions about their usage.

This video highlights five recommended products from the Big Tex Independence Day Sale. Featured items include the Vortex Razor 4000 GB laser rangefinder, Kestrel Elite weather meter with Applied Ballistics, a Noveske barrel, a SOLGW/FCD lower receiver, and a Ridgeline sling. The description also includes promotional codes and links for the featured products and sponsors, emphasizing a sale event for firearm enthusiasts.

This video introduces the new SIG SAUER KILO5K, a 7x25mm laser rangefinder monocular. It boasts a maximum reflective range of 5,000 yards and integrates Applied Ballistics UltraLite, environmental sensors, and BDX External support for connecting to devices like Kestrel and Garmin. Key features include the Gen II LightWave DSP engine with Extended Range (XR) and Fog modes, along with First, Best, and Last target capabilities. The rangefinder displays range, elevation holdover, and wind holds on a segmented OLED screen. It's compatible with BaseMap for remote waypoints and can be configured via the SIG SAUER BDX App. The KILO K Series utilizes Low Energy / Long Range Bluetooth 5.x for improved connectivity to BDX-enabled optics. The package includes a carry pouch and lanyard.