Videos tagged with DoubleTap Ammunition

This Gun Talk video recaps the "Colt 1911 Experience at Range Ready," an immersive defensive pistol training course held at @RangeReadyStudios. The course focused on the Colt Competition Stainless 1911 in 9mm, with Colt pro shooter Mark Redl and Range Ready's Chris Cerino co-instructing. Supported by Colt, @galcogunleather, Doubletap Ammunition, and Walker's, the successful event allowed students to keep their training firearms and gear. The video features insights from Chris Cerino and several students, offering a glimpse into future training opportunities and the class experience.

This Guns & Gear Bonus video features Mike McNett from Doubletap Ammunition joining Ryan Gresham for a foundational firearms terminology lesson. The discussion focuses on explaining and differentiating between a cartridge and a caliber, addressing common points of confusion for firearm enthusiasts. The video aims to educate viewers on these essential terms, providing clarity for beginners and a refresher for experienced individuals. It emphasizes understanding these core concepts for better comprehension of firearms and ammunition.

This video from Doubletap Ammunition showcases their 9mm ultraviolet ammunition, comparing the 77 grain and 124+P offerings. The description prompts viewers to share their preferred caliber for urban defense and teases a future review of 147 grain ammunition. The testing is conducted in collaboration with Ballistic Dummy Lab and Josh B. Barnett, suggesting a focus on ballistic performance and defensive applications.

This episode of TFBTV's "Thunder Rants" features insights from renowned firearms instructor Clint Smith, filmed at Thunder Ranch in Oregon. James Reeves captures valuable knowledge from Clint on various subjects, including firearms selection and use, particularly focusing on urban rifle applications. The series also touches on life lessons and Clint's personal opinions. The production is a collaboration with Aero Precision, EOTech, Ballistic Advantage, Brownells, and Doubletap Ammunition, with a clear call to action for viewers to support Thunder Ranch through classes or digital training.

This episode of TFBTV features "Thunder Rants" with Clint Smith of Thunder Ranch, offering a blend of gun and life wisdom. The discussion centers on the concept of the ultimate urban rifle, incorporating insights from Thunder Ranch, Aero Precision, and Ballistic Advantage regarding optimal equipment for modern urban defense. The video also touches upon Clint's opinions on horses and submarines. It serves as a promotional piece for Thunder Ranch's training offerings, with support encouraged through class attendance or digital training purchases.

This TFBTV episode, part of the 'Win the Fight' series in collaboration with Thunder Ranch and sponsored by Aero Precision, EOTech, Ballistic Advantage, Brownells, and Doubletap Ammunition, discusses the concept of the ultimate urban rifle. Featuring insights from Clint and Heidi Smith of Thunder Ranch, the video focuses on selecting and equipping a rifle for modern urban defense. The content aims to educate viewers on urban rifle selection and usage, with an emphasis on practical application.

This TFBTV episode introduces the "Win the Fight" series, a collaboration with Thunder Ranch and partners like Aero Precision. Host James Reeves, alongside Clint Smith, discusses the AR-15's effectiveness for self-defense. The video highlights the AR-15 platform's suitability for personal protection and introduces sponsors and ways for viewers to support the channel through Patreon and SubscribeStar, including gear giveaways.

This video from Kentucky Ballistics pits a Smith & Wesson 500 Magnum revolver against three salt blocks, testing the terminal performance of different 500 S&W Magnum ammunition types. The video showcases the destructive power of the .500 S&W Magnum by firing three distinct loads: Doubletap 400gr Hardcast, Underwood 500gr XTP Jacketed Flat Point, and Underwood 350gr Xtreme Penetrator. Each salt block is shot once, and the resulting damage is compared, inviting viewers to predict which load will prove most effective. The video highlights the Smith and Wesson Performance Center 500 Magnum with its 10 ½ inch barrel.