Videos tagged with True Velocity

This video from Military Arms Channel (MAC) puts True Velocity's innovative polymer-cased .308 ammunition to the test. Having reportedly secured military contracts, the reviewer evaluates whether this new ammunition lives up to expectations and compares its performance to traditional brass-cased alternatives. The content covers practical testing and offers an unfiltered perspective on the technology's viability.

This #SundayGunday video offers a close examination of True Velocity Polymer ammunition. As part of a recurring series, the content aims to provide viewers with detailed insights into this specific type of ammunition, likely focusing on its features, performance, and potential applications.

This October 2019 Q&A session from InRange TV addresses a wide range of viewer questions concerning firearms, gear, and shooting sports. Topics include polymer-cased ammunition (True Velocity), differences in 3-gun and 2-gun gear, what makes a firearm too precious to shoot, tuning DI AR-15 actions for lower recoil, the "DERPGRU" phenomenon, managing social media negativity, issues with mounted accessories on barricades, increasing shooter participation in Finnish Brutality, M1 Carbine reliability concerns, accuracy loss with pinned front sights versus free-float handguards on AR-15s, chest rigs versus plate carriers, surprising developments at InRange, the BRN-180, VR firearm training, heavy triggers as a safety feature, "PDW" stocks, potential reactions to a 3D printed firearm ban, the Maxim 9, the obsolescence of the Browning Hi Power, firearm shipping licenses, overlooked cartridges, dust tests on open-bolt machine guns like the PKM, airfields near 2GACM, unusual gun lubricants, best "oiled-wood-and-blued-steel" firearms for 2gACM, challenges of multi-channel collaborations, desirable fictional firearms, barrel length considerations for the WWSD carbine, airsoft/paintball experience, transferable skills between Olympic .22 rifle and dynamic shooting, potential obsolescence of the 1911, prioritizing physical fitness versus shooting proficiency for matches, Red October plans, kettlebell throwing techniques for "Brutality" matches, shooting from kneeling versus prone in 2/3 gun matches, and AR upper/lower receiver wiggle.