Videos tagged with Cartridge Testing

This video aims to determine the loudness of blank ammunition. While specific firearms or calibers are not mentioned in the title or description, the core concept revolves around testing the sound output of blanks. This would be of interest to firearm enthusiasts for understanding noise levels, potential applications of blanks (e.g., training, prop use), and general curiosity about firearm acoustics.

This YouTube video, titled "TIRO DE GRANADA! Testando cartuchos de 12 Ga", focuses on testing 12 Gauge shotgun ammunition. The title "Tiro de Granada" likely refers to the explosive sound or impact of the shotgun rounds, implying a demonstration of their power or performance. The core of the video is the "testando cartuchos de 12 Ga" (testing 12 Ga cartridges), indicating a review or range test of different 12 Gauge loads.

This video likely explores the unusual performance or characteristics of certain ammunition types, as suggested by the title "These rounds don’t act normal." Without a transcript or further description, it's difficult to pinpoint the exact firearms, calibers, or specific behaviors being discussed. However, the title implies a focus on unexpected results during shooting or testing, potentially leading to a review, comparison, or a demonstration of how particular rounds deviate from expected performance.

This video from Garand Thumb investigates the effectiveness of specialized ammunition, specifically "exploding slugs" and "coinshot." The creator purchases these unusual rounds for scientific testing to determine their actual performance and utility. The video aims to provide a data-driven analysis of these unique firearm projectiles, going beyond theoretical claims to demonstrate their practical application. Viewers can expect a range test and evaluation of these niche ammunition types.

This C&Rsenal history bite focuses on the Thompson-LaGarde tests, drawing content from their documentary on the Colt 1905 pistol. The video highlights historical firearm testing and development, with a direct link to the full Colt 1905 documentary for viewers interested in a deeper dive. The creators also provide links for supporting their channel and purchasing merchandise.

This YouTube video features a "Raptor 50" test, which appears to be a firearm, undergoing an unusual comparison against a bowling ball. The title implies a destructive testing or capability demonstration, likely exploring the power and impact of the Raptor 50 in a non-standard scenario. The focus is on the firearm's performance and what it can do when pitted against a heavy, dense object like a bowling ball. This suggests a test of penetration, durability, or sheer force.

This video features Demolition Ranch testing the capabilities of a .300 Win Mag rifle against a hardened steel anvil. The title suggests a destructive testing or ballistic demonstration. The description includes links to their merchandise, vlog channel, social media profiles, and credits for music, indicating a typical Demolition Ranch production focused on firearm-related experiments and entertainment.

This video appears to be a "Day 9" installment focusing on a "roll crimp test" of "shells". While the specific firearm or caliber isn't explicitly stated, the mention of "shells" strongly suggests a focus on ammunition, potentially for shotguns or handguns. The "roll crimp test" implies an evaluation of ammunition preparation or performance. The content is likely geared towards individuals interested in reloading, ammunition testing, or the practical aspects of firearm use.

This video appears to be a ballistic "damage test" focused on the 9mm caliber. The title "R.I.P 9mm 💀Damage Test" strongly suggests an analysis of how 9mm ammunition performs after being fired, likely through various mediums to simulate real-world impact scenarios. While specific firearm models or manufacturers are not mentioned in the provided data, the core subject is the terminal ballistics of 9mm ammunition. The use of a skull emoji implies a dramatic or impactful presentation of the results.

This YouTube video features a test of firing bullets that have been submerged in oil for one week. The description indicates a practical experiment to observe the effects of oil submersion on ammunition performance during firing. This content is relevant to firearm enthusiasts interested in ammunition handling and testing under unusual conditions.

This YouTube video, titled 'Bobs' Bulk 223 - OAL tests with AR-Comp', focuses on cartridge length (OAL) testing for .223 caliber ammunition using AR-Comp powder. The description indicates that links have been removed to comply with YouTube policies and promotes a Patreon page for reloading content. While no visual information is available, the title and description strongly suggest a technical analysis of ammunition reloading and firearm performance related to the AR-15 platform.