Videos tagged with Rifled Slugs

This video tests the accuracy of 20 Gauge Sabot Slugs fired from a Winchester SXP Black Shadow shotgun. It also references other videos featuring 12 Gauge rifled slugs and 12 Gauge sabot slugs, providing comparisons for shotgun slug performance across different types and gauges. The description includes affiliate links to various gear used in the videos, such as holsters, steel targets, cameras, shooting accessories, and ammo boxes.

This YouTube video features a "Dueling Tree" steel target system being put to the test. The title specifically mentions "Rifled Slugs" and uses the hashtags "TortureTest" and "steeltargets." The description provides a direct link to purchase the Dueling Tree system from tatargets.com, indicating a product-focused or demonstration video. While the specific firearm and caliber used are not explicitly stated in the provided data, the mention of "Rifled Slugs" strongly implies a shotgun will be utilized for this "torture test" of the steel target.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled 'Rifled slugs?', uses a variety of popular hashtags related to firearms and military content. While the description is empty, the title and hashtags suggest a focus on firearms, potentially including discussions or demonstrations involving rifled slugs. The use of tags like #pewpew, #military, and #specialforces indicates a strong connection to the firearm enthusiast and tactical communities.

This YouTube video focuses on the effectiveness of rifled slugs for achieving greater accuracy with shotguns at long ranges. While acknowledging the superiority of rifles for such distances, the presenter highlights the shotgun's versatility with various ammunition types. The video features a promotional segment for Shooting Targets USA, offering a discount code, and includes links to support the channel through Patreon and a sponsor for night vision and thermal optics. Additional resources like an Amazon shop for gear and the Tactical Rifleman website and social media channels are also provided.

This YouTube video, titled 'Rifled Slugs Vs 3 Pounds of POWDERED Sugar (Explosion) #gun #pewpew #guns', appears to be a destructive test or demonstration involving rifled slugs and a significant amount of powdered sugar, likely leading to an explosive event. The title and hashtags clearly indicate a firearms-related context, with a focus on the visual impact of the interaction between ammunition and the sugar.

This video tests 12 gauge 2 3/4 inch rifled slugs at 100 meters using a Remington 870 pump-action shotgun. The host is joined by "Big Will," who shares his reactions to the shotgun's performance despite limited experience. The video also promotes the host's Discord server and Patreon page.

This YouTube video features the first shots and range fun with a budget-friendly Benelli Nova shotgun, specifically highlighting its 3.5-inch chamber. The video demonstrates its versatility by testing various ammunition types including target loads, 00 buckshot, rifled slugs, and turkey loads. This is presented as a practical solution for shotgun owners during ammunition shortages, with the creator emphasizing they are not affiliated with any retailers or manufacturers and that all shooting is conducted safely on private property. Affiliate links for ear protection and an Amazon storefront are provided.

This video, "Daily Defense Season 2 - EP 34: Your Shotgun's Pattern & The "Slug Transition"", delves into critical shotgun dynamics for defensive use. It explains how shotshell pellets spread over distance and introduces three distinct patterning zones (A, B, and C) crucial for understanding effective range. The content then shifts to rifled slugs, highlighting their accuracy and impact at longer distances. A key takeaway is the "slug transition" technique, essential for quickly switching from buckshot to a slug round when facing threats beyond optimal buckshot range. The video details two methods for this transition, depending on the shotgun's loaded state, providing practical tactical advice for shotgun users.

This video tests the maximum effective range of standard 12-gauge rifled slugs (Foster slugs) using a Mossberg 500 shotgun equipped with a scope. The experiment aims to determine how far these slugs can be accurately shot, providing practical insights for shotgun users interested in slug performance at distance. The description also lists various gear used in the video, including steel targets, cameras, hearing protection, safety glasses, ballistic gelatin, and rangefinders.

This video announces the addition of a rifled slug to Hornady's American Whitetail line. Shawn Skipper from American Hunter interviews Neil Davies from Hornady to discuss the new product. The segment likely focuses on the features and intended use of these rifled slugs for whitetail hunting.