Videos tagged with Bird Shot

This YouTube video showcases a Weatherby PA-459 12 gauge shotgun in action at the range. The creator demonstrates the firearm's performance with various ammunition types, including bird shot, buck shot, and 1 oz slugs. The video highlights the shotgun's versatility for different applications such as home defense, truck gun use, and general personal defense, with specific attention paid to shot patterning from the 10:40 timestamp. The description also includes relevant hashtags related to shotguns, calibers, and self-defense scenarios.

This YouTube Short explores the range and effectiveness of bird shot ammunition. The title directly asks how far bird shot travels, indicating the video will likely demonstrate or test this concept. Given the #shorts format, it's expected to be a concise visual demonstration rather than an in-depth analysis. The focus is on a specific type of ammunition and its ballistic properties.

This video tackles a previous unfavorable stance on shotguns by featuring Ernest Langdon, a prominent shotgun expert in the US. Langdon aims to educate the hosts and viewers on the merits of shotguns, specifically highlighting the Beretta 1301, which has undergone Langdon Tactical modifications. The discussion covers various shotgun loads including birdshot, buckshot, and slugs, and delves into important considerations for shotgun ownership and use. The video also features mentions of Ciguera Gear, Firearms Legal Protection, and the 1911 Syndicate's own merchandise and services.

This video features a ballistic test comparing 12 Gauge bird shot and buckshot fired at ballistic chickens from various distances. The "Kentucky Patriot" channel, along with "Jason's Killin'Ngrillin," presents this comparison. The video also includes promotional links for Vedder Holsters, Infinity Targets, Legal Heat CCW Training, and "The Gun Dungeon" merchandise, as well as links to the creators' social media and other platforms like Rumble and Patreon. The test aims to demonstrate the effectiveness of different shotgun loads in a "chicken test" scenario.

This video tests the durability of steel targets, specifically comparing 3/8" and 1/2" systems. It showcases various ballistic tests with different calibers and firearm types to see if steel targets are "bullet proof." The description humorously notes the video's content is somewhat uncertain but emphasizes the demonstration of target performance across multiple scenarios and firearms. A discount code for steel targets is provided, along with a link to purchase the specific target system featured.

This YouTube video title asks "How Deadly is *Stone Bird Shot*?" and includes hashtags related to civilian tactical applications, shotguns, and ammunition lethality. Based solely on the title and hashtags, the video appears to be an evaluation or test of a specific type of bird shot, likely focusing on its effectiveness and potential for damage in a tactical context. The use of "civtac" suggests a focus on civilian applications of tactical gear and knowledge.

This video provides an overview of unique Sellier & Bellot 12 gauge shotgun cartridges from the Czech Republic. The presenter uses an Opinel knife to cut open a cartridge, examining its internal components, including the shot, gunpowder, and primer. This hands-on approach allows for a detailed look at the construction and composition of these bird shot shells.

This video from "Daily Defense Season 2" focuses on selecting the right ammunition for self-defense shotguns. Host Jeff explains the importance of checking a shotgun's compatibility with shell lengths (2 ¾", 3", or 3½"). He discusses various ammo types, including birdshot (suitable for training but not defense), buckshot (highly recommended for self-defense, especially 00 Buck), and rifled slugs (offering longer range). Specialty rounds like rubber shot, flechette, and flashbangs are also briefly mentioned. Jeff advocates for low-recoil ammunition to encourage more practice.

This video features a Ruger Wrangler .22LR revolver being used to fire CCI and Federal .22LR shotshell ammunition. The demonstration appears to be a range test or demonstration of this specific type of ammunition from this firearm. The description lists various equipment used, including steel targets, cameras, editing software, hearing protection, safety glasses, ballistic gelatin powder, scales, calipers, denim, range finders, bags/rests, chronographs, and various types of splatter targets.

This video provides a comparative test and review of two .22 Long Rifle (LR) shotshell ammunition types: CCI .22LR #12 Shot Shells and Federal .22LR Birdshot Shotshells #12 shot. The analysis focuses on their performance and effectiveness, likely at a shooting range. The description also lists various gear items used by the creator in their videos, including steel targets, cameras, editing equipment, shooting accessories, and measurement tools.

This video presents pattern testing results for the ATi Omni 410 AR-pattern firearm. The testing utilizes ATi's proprietary chokes with both ATi Buckshot and Winchester Bird Shot ammunition. The description also promotes the creator's full shows on CarbonTV and their merchandise store.

This video revisits a 10-year reunion where a group tests the durability of an old Flak Vest by firing various calibers and firearms at it. The test includes rounds from a .22LR, 9mm, 12 gauge shotgun (birdshot and slug), 7.62x25 Tokarev, and 7.62x39. The video aims to determine how well the vest held up against these different types of ammunition and firearms, which include an H&K MP5 22, Zastava CZ999, Zastava M57, WASR 10/63, and VEPR-12.