Videos tagged with Belom

This video features a range test of the Century Arms VSKA rifle, where the creator experiences "embarrassing" accuracy results. The focus is on self-assessment, with the creator attributing the poor performance to their own shooting skill rather than the firearm or ammunition. They express a desire to improve by adding a side rail mount and a scope to the VSKA. Several ammunition brands are mentioned, including Belom, X-Force, Tulammo, and Vympel, along with the VSKA model itself and the Century Arms manufacturer.

This video tests the reliability and accuracy of 7.62x39 ammunition from Belom, X-Force, and New Republic brands in a Bear Creek Arsenal AR-15. The presenter notes that all ammunition proved reliable and the rifle functioned without issues, a positive change from previous range trips. Accuracy was hampered by an oversized red dot sight, unsuitable for longer distances, and the rifle was not zeroed. The creator apologizes for the video's quality and plans a revisit. The focus is on the rifle's performance with different ammunition types.

This video presents a reliability and accuracy test of various 7.62x39mm ammunition types, including Belom, X-Force, New Republic, Tula, and Vympel, fired through a Ruger American rifle. The reviewer notes that the Ruger American consistently performs well and acknowledges their own shooting skill level. This is the first part of a multi-part test series. The video aims to evaluate the performance of different ammunition brands in a popular rifle platform.

This "Stockpile Sunday" video focuses on an ammo shopping update and investing in precious metals. The creator details their strategy for gradually building an ammo stockpile by replacing more than they shoot. They highlight a recent purchase of ATS X Force 7.62x39 124 grain FMJ ammunition, noting its brass casing, good construction, and primer sealant. The purchase was made to replenish their supply after shooting Belom 7.62x39 in their Bear Creek 7.62x39 upper, which seems to prefer brass. The video aims to inform viewers about smart ammo acquisition and introduces a new ammo brand for potential future range testing.

This YouTube video showcases the Smith & Wesson CSX pistol at the range, highlighting its reliability and accuracy across various ammunition types, including Belom and Tula. The reviewer notes the firearm's comfortable feel in hand but identifies two minor drawbacks: overly aggressive stippling for concealed carry and occasional slide bite. These issues are presented as easily mitigable through grip adjustment and minor modification. The video effectively demonstrates the CSX's performance and addresses common user concerns.

This video showcases Global Ordnance's BELOM 9MM ammunition, highlighting its contribution to the channel's firearms testing and reviews. The description emphasizes the importance of quality ammo for ongoing content creation and directs viewers to a resource for recommended 9mm rounds for range and home defense.

This video provides a review and accuracy test of Belom 7.62x39 ammunition, with shooting conducted at 100 and 200 yards. The description also includes affiliate links to various shooting equipment used by the creator, such as steel targets, cameras, hearing protection, ballistic gelatin, scales, calipers, range finders, chronographs, and target paper. A previous video featuring Geco ammunition is also linked, suggesting a comparison series.

This YouTube video tests three lesser-known 9mm ammunition brands: Belom, Venom, and Wolf. The 124-grain Belom ammo experienced hard primer issues, impacting reliability across different firearms. In contrast, the 115-grain Venom ammunition performed flawlessly in all tested guns. The Wolf bi-metal cased ammunition failed to extract from a specific pistol (SD9VE), a pattern that also occurred with aluminum-cased rounds but not cheaper steel-cased alternatives. The creator notes that standard ammunition brands like Blazer, Federal, Winchester, and Remington are consistently reliable.

This YouTube video is a teaser for an upcoming ammunition test. The creator plans to test several 9mm ammunition brands and weights, including Belom, Wolf, and Blazer, with grain weights of 115, 124, and 147. The description emphasizes the importance of testing various ammunition types for reliability in critical situations like SHTF (Shit Hits The Fan) or during ammo shortages. The brands mentioned are Belom, Wolf, Blazer, Remington, and Federal. The video aims to provide practical insights for firearm owners regarding ammunition performance.

This video explores the experience of shooting lesser-known 9mm ammunition brands, including Belom 124 grain, Venom, Wolf, Remington Range, and Blazer 147 grain, during times of ammo shortage. The creator discusses their fortune in finding ammunition and observes signs of the shortage easing, such as .22LR returning to shelves, though anticipates sustained higher prices. The core theme revolves around exercising Second Amendment rights despite ammunition availability challenges.