Videos tagged with Velocity Testing

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Athlon Rangecraft Chronograph, focusing on wild test results and a final assessment of whether it's a worthwhile purchase. The description highlights the product's details and provides links for purchasing, subscribing to a newsletter, and accessing more information and courses from Paramount Tactical. It also mentions the "Dangerous Liberty Podcast" and offers a subscriber discount code. The creator, Gary Melton, is a former U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret with extensive tactical experience, and Paramount Tactical Solutions specializes in training military, law enforcement, and civilians.

This video explores the common question of whether bullets actually speed up after leaving the barrel. The creators conduct a physics-based experiment at the range using chronographs to test this phenomenon with different calibers. They aim to verify or disprove "second grade physics lessons" and share their findings, which are described as "bubbly." The video delves into the science behind bullet velocity and whether acceleration occurs post-muzzle, featuring tests with 300 Winchester Magnum and 223 Remington. It also touches on why this topic is relevant and teases upcoming content.

This video focuses on ballistic testing of .357 SIG ammunition, specifically using 125-grain XTP bullets and a maximum charge of Longshot powder. The test is conducted with a firearm featuring a 3.1-inch barrel to measure the resulting velocity. The content is geared towards enthusiasts interested in ammunition performance, reloading data, and terminal ballistics for self-defense or training applications.

This video provides an update on velocity testing of different barrels of the same length using a Bear Creek Arsenal upper. It focuses on comparing the performance of various barrel configurations in terms of projectile speed. The description also lists several sponsors and affiliate links for firearms, ammunition, accessories, and apparel, suggesting a focus on the shooting and tactical gear market.

This video presents chronograph data for Hornady Critical Defense ammunition fired from .357 Magnum revolvers with 3-inch and 4 5/8-inch barrels. It focuses on velocity testing to evaluate the performance of this specific defensive load across different barrel lengths. The analysis aims to provide practical insights for firearm owners considering this ammunition for self-defense or general use.

This YouTube video conducts a velocity test comparing Hodgdon H110 and Accurate Lil' Gun powders in .44 Magnum. The test utilizes a 4-inch barrel Colt Anaconda and a 7.5-inch barrel Ruger Super Blackhawk. Both 210-grain and 240-grain bullet weights are used for the comparison. The video aims to showcase the performance differences between the two popular propellants across different barrel lengths and bullet weights within the .44 Magnum caliber.

This video showcases the world's first 7mm PRC rifle, built by the creator ahead of Hornady's official announcement. The content includes the first shots fired, velocity testing, a comparison between the 7mm PRC and 7mm Rem Mag, details on the custom rifle build, and a final verdict. The creator also provides ballistic and reloading data on their blog and promotes AKEK hunting backpacks with a discount code.

This video features a comprehensive test and review of Federal Punch 22 .22lr ammunition. The analysis includes ballistic gel testing to assess penetration and expansion, as well as chronograph readings to measure velocity from both a pistol and a rifle. The video aims to provide viewers with detailed performance data on this specific .22lr cartridge.

This YouTube video, episode 6 of a series on loading 300 Blackout ammunition, focuses on initial velocity testing for 110-grain hunting loads. The content directly addresses the practical application of handloaded ammunition for a specific hunting scenario. As a technical deep-dive into reloading and performance testing, it aims to inform viewers about the ballistic characteristics of their ammunition.