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 debunks the myth that all hollow-point bullets are designed to expand. Brownells Gun Techs Steve and Caleb explain that while handgun hollow-points and many hunting rifle hollow-points (like Sierra GameKing) are designed for expansion to increase terminal ballistics, match-grade target hollow-points utilize the cavity for a centered air bubble to improve the ballistic coefficient by reducing air resistance. They also note that hollow-point construction can be easier to manufacture uniformly than solid points, which are more susceptible to damage during handling. The video clearly illustrates that the function of a hollow-point varies based on its intended application.
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 episode of Guns & Gear Season 10 focuses on Barnes Bullets' Match Burner lead core jacketed bullets, highlighting their accuracy, competitive pricing, and suitability for both hunting and competition shooting. The video provides an overview of these target-ready bullets and directs viewers to a purchasing link. It also mentions that Guns & Gear airs on the Sportsman Channel and WildTV, and that more content is available on various digital platforms and the Guntalk website, showcasing new firearms products through interviews, demonstrations, tips, and training.
This YouTube video, titled 'how many apples does it take to stop a bullet?', explores a unique ballistic test. While the title suggests a focus on ammunition penetration, the content is likely to involve testing various calibers against a density material like apples. The description provides links to the creator's website and Instagram, indicating a content creator who likely produces a variety of videos, potentially including firearms-related content. Given the title, the video aims to be an engaging and informative experiment for viewers interested in ballistics and projectile behavior.
This segment of Guns & Gear TV Season 6 features Tom and Zach Waterman from Nosler discussing the AccuBond Long Range bullets. The video highlights the bullet's design, including its boat-tail, long ogive, and polymer tip, emphasizing its suitability as a sleek hunting bullet. Information on where to find more details about the product is provided, along with the show's broadcast schedule on the Pursuit Channel and Sportsman Channel, and the official Guns & Gear TV website.
This video from Brownells provides a product overview of Hornady Match Bullets. The content focuses on explaining the features and benefits of these specific bullets designed for precision shooting and competition. It aims to inform viewers about Hornady's offerings in the match ammunition category, likely appealing to reloaders and competitive shooters seeking to improve their accuracy. The video encourages viewers to visit Brownells' website for more information.
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