Videos tagged with Pistol Bullets

This video features a discussion between renowned firearms expert Massad Ayoob and Bill Wilson, founder of Wilson Combat, following Wilson Combat's acquisition of Lehigh Defense. They delve into the innovative products offered by Lehigh Defense, specifically highlighting the Xtreme Defense and Xtreme Penetrator bullets, as well as Controlled Chaos ammunition. The conversation explores the unique performance characteristics of these specialized projectiles, emphasizing their capabilities beyond conventional ammunition.

This YouTube video from SOB TV features a review of Nov X bullets, with the host breaking down their benefits and limitations. The presenter also suggests that a "placement test" is necessary, implying a performance evaluation of the ammunition, likely in relation to self-defense or terminal ballistics.

This video announces an upcoming series dedicated to the hobby of bullet casting, a topic requested by viewers. The content creator will be exploring the process and aspects of bullet casting, encouraging viewers to stay tuned for the upcoming installments. This series aims to cater to those interested in a less common but practical aspect of firearm ownership and reloading.

This video from Brownells Gun Techs, Caleb and Steve, dives into the concept of ballistic coefficient (BC). They explain that BC is a measure of a bullet's ability to overcome air resistance, with higher numbers indicating better performance. They illustrate how bullet shape, like long and narrow versus short and squat, impacts BC. The discussion highlights the importance of BC for long-range shooting and mentions its lesser significance for shots under 100 yards. Caleb also touches on scenarios where a high BC bullet might not be the optimal choice. The video encourages viewer interaction in the comments section.

This Q&A episode from Forgotten Weapons covers a diverse range of firearms-related topics. It delves into the design of Rollin White's revolver, the historical decline of pan magazines, and the reasons behind the absence of pointed pistol bullets. The discussion extends to unconventional ammunition like Trounds and Gyrojet rockets, the current US MHS trials, and underappreciated firearms designers. Additional segments address import markings, military field modifications, the replacement of .30-06 with 7.62x51mm, and cancelled development programs. The video also touches upon the presenter's father's interest in Japanese arms, the scarcity of ammunition for them, and the use of gloves for handling valuable firearms, concluding with a look at an Austro-Hungarian WWI machine gun.