Videos tagged with Bullet Trace

This YouTube video showcases bullet trace in slow motion, focusing on its application and visual representation during deer hunting scenarios. The title also highlights tactical shooting and long-range engagement, suggesting a focus on precision and the ballistic effects of projectiles.

This YouTube video showcases a "double tap" shooting technique at a considerable distance of 600 yards. The demonstration includes the visual effect of bullet trace, which highlights the projectile's trajectory in flight. While the specific firearm and caliber are not detailed in the provided information, the title strongly suggests a focus on long-range marksmanship and potentially advanced shooting drills.

This YouTube video showcases a fascinating visual phenomenon: the visible air disturbance caused by a bullet traveling past the camera. While the description is brief, the title strongly suggests a demonstration of ballistics or projectile dynamics, likely filmed at a high frame rate or with specific lighting to capture the air displacement. This would appeal to enthusiasts interested in the physics of firearms and shooting.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Mauser M18 rifle. It highlights key features such as the Mauser action, cold hammer-forged barrel, and a 2-pound trigger. The review includes shooting tests with five different ammunition types and demonstrates the rifle's performance at 500 yards. A notable visual element is the observation of bullet trace with sunlight reflecting off the projectile in flight. The description also promotes TFBTV's monthly Patreon giveaways and encourages viewer support.

This video demonstrates the capability of a Russian SKS rifle to achieve accurate long-range shots at 600 yards using open sights. It highlights the surprising accuracy of the rifle, often considered a mid-range weapon, and showcases the visible bullet trace during firing. The video is part of the Precision Rifle Network and features sponsored products, with links provided for viewers interested in the gear used.

This NSSF video features Dave Miles interviewing Rod Ryan from Storm Mountain Training Center about a long-range rifle tip. The discussion focuses on how to observe bullet trace and utilize that information to improve target accuracy in long-range shooting scenarios. The video also promotes NSSF's initiatives and social media channels.