This #Shorts video provides a behind-the-scenes look at the new Lehigh Defense facility in Northeast Texas. The plant boasts a production capacity of 400,000 bullets per week, utilizing 21 Swiss CNC machines. The description highlights machined copper projectiles as the future of terminal performance and credits Bill Wilson's purchase of Lehigh Defense assets for the new facility. Viewers can expect continued innovation in bullet design and quality from the combined entity.
This YouTube video compares the terminal ballistics of a "Machined Copper 9mm" projectile against 25 lbs of clay. The title suggests a focus on projectile performance and impact, likely to demonstrate how the copper bullet behaves when encountering resistance. This type of content is common in firearm enthusiasts' discussions about ammunition effectiveness and potential self-defense or hunting applications.
This YouTube video title suggests a ballistic test comparing machined copper 9mm ammunition against a vehicle windshield. The content likely focuses on the terminal ballistics of the projectile and its penetration capabilities through automotive glass. Viewers can expect to see live-fire demonstrations and analysis of the projectile's performance and integrity after impacting the windshield.
This video showcases a test involving a "machined copper 9mm round" and its impact against a car. While the specific firearm used is not explicitly stated, the focus is on the ballistic performance of a particular type of ammunition against a vehicle. The title suggests a destructive testing scenario or a demonstration of projectile capabilities.
This video focuses on "Machined Copper 9mm HP" ammunition. While the description is brief, the title strongly suggests a detailed examination or demonstration of this specific type of hollow-point projectile for 9mm handguns. Expect content related to the manufacturing process, performance characteristics, or potential applications of this specialized ammunition.
This video, 'Factory to Table: Part - 3 The 188gr. Selous Rounds by Discreet Ballistics', features Kit Badger meeting with David Stark of Discreet Ballistics in Northern New Hampshire. The focus is on loading 188gr Machined Copper Selous rounds for a 300 Blackout MiniFix rifle, utilizing a Q LLC Trash Panda Silencer. Discreet Ballistics specializes in subsonic ammunition designed for hunting with calibers like 300 Blackout, emphasizing their expansion capabilities at subsonic velocities for significant impact damage. The video also showcases some of the creator's loadout, including Prometheus Design Werx apparel and SKD Tactical gloves.
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