Videos tagged with Rossi M92

This video analyzes the performance of .357 Magnum ammunition when fired from a 16-inch barrel, specifically testing Remington 158gr SJHP. The test uses clear gel to measure penetration depth, expansion, and retained weight, with velocities recorded. The results indicate significant performance enhancement compared to typical handgun barrel lengths. The video also highlights the Rossi M92 rifle and uses a high-speed camera from Aimed Research for detailed observation. Sponsors and social media links are also provided.

This TFBTV video explores why lever-action rifles are "heckin' rad," debunking the myth that they are only for older generations. The video highlights their fun and practical aspects, featuring specific models like the Marlin 1895 Trapper in .45-70 Govt. and the Rossi M92 carbine in .357 Magnum. It also mentions accessories like an Olight M2R Warrior and a Vortex Venom red dot sight. The description encourages viewers to support TFBTV through Patreon and SubscribeStar, offering giveaways as an incentive.

This YouTube video conducts a gel test of HSM 125gr UHP .357 Magnum ammunition fired from a 16" Rossi M92 lever-action carbine. The test evaluates terminal ballistics, including penetration, retained weight, and expansion, both with bare gel and heavy clothing. High-speed camera footage provides detailed analysis of the projectile's performance. Velocities are recorded and averaged. The video aims to be an educational resource on ammunition performance, explicitly stating no firearms or ammunition are for sale and that the content adheres to YouTube policies.

This YouTube video conducts a ballistic gel test of Sig-Sauer 357 Magnum 125gr V-Crown JHP ammunition fired from a Rossi M92 lever action carbine. The test highlights how the carbine's longer barrel significantly increases velocity compared to a revolver, leading to dramatically improved bullet expansion, weight retention, and penetration. The performance in heavy clothing and even against Level IIIA body armor is discussed, drawing comparisons to intermediate rifle cartridges. The video also mentions the purchase location for the ammunition.

This TFB TV episode, 'The Two Way Range (Part Two)', delves deeper into the combat experiences of veterans, focusing on the nuances of returning fire in Operation Enduring Freedom deployments in Helmand province, Afghanistan. It discusses modern infantry challenges such as strict rules of engagement and positive identification. The video features footage shot by veterans, with the exception of a brief clip from Dvids. Specific firearms highlighted include the S&W Model 13L and Rossi M92.

This video features a ballistic gel test of Fiocchi .357 Magnum 125gr XTP ammunition. The test is conducted using two distinct firearms: a Smith & Wesson Model 13L revolver with a 4-inch barrel and a Rossi M92 rifle with a 16-inch barrel. The testing aims to measure key performance metrics of the ammunition, including velocity, penetration depth, expansion or fragmentation characteristics, and retained projectile weight. The video aims to provide a comprehensive evaluation of how this specific ammunition performs when fired from both a handgun and a carbine-length firearm.

This video provides a detailed review of Fiocchi .38 Special 125gr XTP ammunition tested in a Rossi M92 lever-action carbine with a 16-inch barrel. The test involves shooting the ammunition into ballistic gel to assess velocity, penetration, expansion, fragmentation, and retained weight. The video highlights the performance of the XTP projectile from a carbine platform and mentions Ventura Munitions as a supplier.

This video features a ballistic gel test of Remington .357 Magnum 158gr SJHP ammunition fired from a Rossi M92 lever-action carbine with a 16-inch barrel. The review measures key performance metrics including velocity, penetration, expansion, fragmentation, and retained weight of the projectile. It highlights the use of Clearballistics gel for testing and thanks Ventura Munitions for their support. The content focuses on the performance of this specific ammunition in a carbine platform.

This video focuses on the Rossi M92 Ranch Hand, a lever-action pistol chambered in .40 Colt. The title suggests a review or demonstration of this specific firearm. Key aspects likely covered include its operation, handling characteristics, and potentially its suitability for certain applications given its unique form factor. The content will appeal to collectors of lever-action firearms, those interested in handguns with classic designs, and potentially individuals exploring niche firearm categories.