Videos tagged with Knockdown Power

This video tests the performance of four popular hunting cartridges when fired into solid concrete, moving beyond typical ballistic gelatin testing. The focus is on evaluating the bullets' efficiency, penetration, and knockdown power against a very hard, unconventional medium. Slow-motion footage captures the destructive impact, offering a unique visual and analytical perspective on cartridge capabilities in an extreme scenario. The content aims to provide surprising insights into what happens when these rounds meet solid concrete.

This video argues for the superior stopping power and impact of the .45 ACP cartridge over the 9mm. While acknowledging the advantages of 9mm in terms of weight, speed, and controllability, the presenter emphasizes the .45 ACP's historical effectiveness and its authority in decisive engagements. The content directly addresses the common debate between these two popular handgun calibers and positions the .45 ACP as the choice for those prioritizing uncompromising power and fight-stopping force.

This YouTube video, titled "Get some Knockdown Power 🤯 Comment “VIP” and I’ll drop you a link! #dryfirecrew #shotgun #Shooting", appears to focus on demonstrating or discussing the effectiveness and power of shotguns. The inclusion of hashtags like #dryfirecrew and #shotgun strongly suggests content related to shotgun operation, shooting techniques, or perhaps shotgun-related training. The call to action for viewers to comment 'VIP' implies a behind-the-scenes look, a giveaway, or a specialized training link being offered.

This video appears to be a humorous or educational piece from GUNBROS highlighting a common misconception among some gun shop customers. It points out that Glock model numbers do not always correspond to their caliber, specifically noting that a Glock 22 does not fire .22LR and a Glock 45 does not fire .45 ACP. The description emphasizes learning this through experience. The video also promotes the GUNBROS brand, focusing on customer service, fast shipping, and their commitment to Second Amendment freedoms with curated, reliable products.

This video debunks five popular gun myths, focusing on topics like the ease of owning silencers, the meaning of MILSPEC, comparisons between 9mm and .45 ACP, the armor-piercing capabilities of M855 5.56 ammunition, and the concept of "knockdown power." It appears to be the second part of a series. The description also directs viewers to the creator's website for featured products and promotes their other YouTube channels and social media.

This video showcases the HK MP-7 A1, featuring a penetration test, knockdown power demonstration, and descriptions of its "ripping & tearing" capabilities. The video highlights the MP-7's use by US Navy Seals and Special Forces, with the creator expressing enjoyment in its production, particularly the ending. The content aims to be educational and entertaining for firearms enthusiasts.

This YouTube video, titled 'Needs More Knockdown Power,' features content that makes the creator forget about the Remington 870. While specific firearms or calibers aren't detailed, the title strongly implies a discussion around firearms, potentially focusing on their power or effectiveness. The description suggests a comparison or a critique of certain firearms by referencing a well-known model like the Remington 870.

This video delves into the popular but often debated concept of "knock down power" in firearms. The host explores whether a bullet can physically knock a target backward with significant force. To investigate this, they utilize a testing dummy referred to as "Ballistic Bob" to visually demonstrate the effects. The description also promotes various support channels and resources for viewers interested in firearms.

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast features Brent T. Wheat, Roy Huntington, and Tom McHale dissecting the concept of "knockdown power." They aim to clarify this often-misunderstood topic, differentiating it from Hollywood exaggerations and hunting folklore, by applying principles of physics and terminal ballistics. The discussion includes analogies, real-world experiences, and insights from wound ballistics expert Martin Fackler, offering a scientific perspective on the subject.

This video from Gun Cranks, featuring Brent Wheat, Tom McHale, and Roy Huntington, tackles the often-discussed topic of "knockdown power" in firearms. The hosts aim to debunk myths, clarify misconceptions, and present the truths surrounding this concept. The description encourages viewers to subscribe to the FMGpubs YouTube channel for future content notifications.