Videos tagged with Defensive Use

This YouTube video, titled "Flashlight Bullet Deadly? *test*", appears to be a test or demonstration to determine the lethality or effectiveness of a flashlight when used as a projectile, potentially in a firearm context. Given the title's phrasing and the "*test*" designation, it's likely exploring the impact or penetration capabilities of a flashlight bullet, possibly comparing it to conventional ammunition or assessing its defensive potential. The content aims to answer a question about the destructive power of this unconventional projectile.

This video, titled "Gun Gripes #358: 'Are You REALLY an AK Guy?'", from Iraqveteran8888 (IV8888), discusses the common dilemma of AK owners favoring AR-15 platforms for defensive use, and vice versa. It delves into the preferences and practical considerations between these two iconic rifle platforms. The description also includes various links for viewer support, merchandise, and related content from IV8888 and their collaborators.

This Gun Talk Nation episode features Mason Payer from Nosler discussing the latest offerings from the company. The conversation covers ammunition, suppressors, and premium rifles, highlighting how these components are crucial for delivering intent in various shooting applications like hunting, defense, and target practice. The video also mentions sponsors Franklin Armory, Nosler, SIG SAUER, and Springfield Armory. It directs viewers to subscribe for more content on platforms like YouTube and various streaming devices.

This video tests the performance of CORBON .223 77gr Tipped Match King (TMK) ammunition fired from a 20-inch Colt AR-15 A2 rifle into calibrated 10% ordnance gelatin. The test aims to address concerns about whether higher velocity with this bullet might negatively impact penetration. Data on penetration depth, retained weight, and expansion are presented, along with detailed velocity statistics. The video also highlights the use of a high-speed camera provided by Aimed Research and promotes ARFCOM's merchandise.

This video provides a detailed ballistic gel test of the .300 AAC Blackout cartridge, specifically using a 125-grain Speer TNT projectile fired from an 8-inch, 1:7 twist AR-15 upper. The analysis focuses on penetration depth, fragmentation/expansion, and retained weight, directly relating these metrics to defensive use scenarios. High-speed camera footage from Aimed Research is utilized to capture the impact dynamics. The test measures velocities, penetration exceeding 18.6 inches, and a retained weight of 77.8 grains. The video aims to evaluate whether this modern firearm and ammunition combination is a 'masterpiece' or 'mediocre' for its intended purpose.

This episode of Tom Gresham's Gun Talk Radio from June 18, 2017, covers several key topics. It begins with a discussion of the recent shooting at a Republican baseball practice, addressing concerns about media coverage and round counts for defensive use. The show also features range reports, details on new Gunsite training courses aimed at experienced shooters, and information about the NSSF Rimfire World Championship. The episode also reiterates how listeners can access past shows through various podcast platforms and streaming options, highlighting the show's broad reach across hundreds of radio stations nationwide.

This Guns & Gear episode features Aaron Moore from LaserLyte demonstrating the Center Mass Laser. The video highlights its utility for defensive use, particularly for transitioning between a rifle and shotgun. The description also points viewers to LaserLyte's website for more product information and to other Gun Talk Media platforms for additional firearm content, including reviews, demonstrations, tips, and training.

This video by Nutnfancy critically examines the .380 ACP cartridge, arguing that it is generally an underpowered and often poor choice for defensive concealed carry compared to 9mm options. While acknowledging its utility in specific niche applications requiring extreme concealability, the reviewer highlights that for a slight increase in weight, sub-compact 9mm pistols offer superior ergonomics, power, firepower, and economy. The video recommends careful consideration before selecting a .380 as a primary self-defense firearm, suggesting that it might be a surprisingly underperforming and expensive handicap for many users.