Videos tagged with Solid Copper Bullet

This video from Lehigh Defense and Wilson Combat presents a ballistic gel test comparing their Xtreme Defense 9mm 90-grain bullet with and without its Fluid Transfer Monolithic (FTM) flutes. Shot at 4000 frames per second in slow motion into a 20-inch FBI-calibrated gel block, the test aims to demonstrate the effectiveness of the FTM flutes in creating a "massive energy dump" that causes the bullet to stop within 18 inches of penetration. The description highlights that both projectiles have identical meplat diameter and ogive shape, with the only difference being the presence or absence of flutes. The Xtreme Defense is described as being machined from solid copper using advanced technology for deep, straight penetration and a permanent wound cavity exceeding that of most expanding bullets, with reduced negative effects after barrier penetration.

This video features Massad Ayoob discussing the effectiveness of the .380 ACP cartridge, specifically examining the Lehigh Defense Xtreme Defense Solid Copper Bullet. Ayoob, a highly respected firearms and self-defense expert, emphasizes the critical importance of ammunition selection for smaller calibers like .380 to ensure adequate stopping power and penetration for self-defense scenarios. The video also highlights Massad Ayoob's expertise and resources, including his group and associated media channels.

Massad Ayoob, a renowned firearm expert, discusses the effectiveness of the .380 ACP caliber for self-defense in this episode of Critical Mas. He specifically examines the Lehigh Defense Xtreme Defense Solid Copper Bullet, emphasizing the critical importance of ammunition selection for the .380 cartridge to ensure adequate stopping power and penetration. The video also features links to Wilson Combat, Massad Ayoob Group resources, and social media channels.

This video explores the practical application of shooting through automotive glass, a variable rarely encountered in standard firearm practice. The presenter modifies their 1989 Trooper by removing rear windows to conduct exploratory testing. The core of the video focuses on where bullets will travel and whether they maintain integrity when fired through vehicle glass at extreme angles from both the driver's and passenger's seats. The firearms used are a Heckler & Koch P7M8 9mm, and the ammunition tested includes G9 Bullets External Hollow Point and Asym Precision Defensive load, both featuring solid copper construction.

This video analyzes the FK Brno 7.5mm Field Pistol, exploring its performance against Level IIIA armor. The pistol's proprietary 7.5mm cartridge achieves impressive velocities exceeding 2,000 fps, capable of penetrating IIIA rated armor with ease. The review discusses the cartridge's design, velocity, and terminal ballistics, comparing it to other calibers. While acknowledging the cartridge's innovation and potential, the reviewer critiques the "high terminal effect" projectile for its fragmentation and suboptimal wound track in ballistic gel. The pistol itself is noted as expensive ($8,000 MSRP) with a high-end fit and finish, though not entirely justifying the price tag. Alternative sight options and handling characteristics are also covered.

SIG SAUER is expanding its Elite Performance ammunition line with two new offerings. The first is a solid copper, lead-free projectile called the HT bullet, which is also California Compliant. The second is a new .300 Blackout 220 Subsonic bullet. This video likely details these new ammunition types and their specifications.