Videos tagged with Wadcutter

This YouTube video presents a ballistic gel test comparing two .44 Magnum ammunition types: Underwood Wadcutter and HTP Soft Point from Remington. The test is conducted using a Taurus Tracker revolver and includes a "heavy clothing" simulation. The video aims to determine which ammunition performed better, promising surprising results and encouraging viewers to join the channel's membership program for exclusive content. The description also emphasizes responsible firearm handling and shooting practices.

This video conducts a ballistic gel test comparing Wadcutter and Hollow Point ammunition in .45 Colt caliber. The test utilizes a Taurus Judge revolver and includes a heavy clothing barrier to simulate real-world self-defense scenarios. The goal is to determine which projectile type performs better for defensive purposes.

This video tests the self-defense capabilities of .32 S&W Long wadcutter ammunition from Sellier & Bellot. The test involves firing the rounds into ballistic gel through heavy clothing, using a Smith & Wesson Model 31-1 and a Taurus 327 revolver. The analysis focuses on the effectiveness of wadcutter rounds in a defensive scenario.

This YouTube video, titled ".38 Wadcutter @ 80 Yards", focuses on the performance of .38 Special wadcutter ammunition at an extended range of 80 yards. While specific firearm models are not mentioned in the title or description, the content likely involves testing the accuracy and effectiveness of this particular ammunition type in a handgun, likely a revolver given the nature of wadcutters. The video aims to demonstrate the capabilities of this load beyond typical defensive or short-range target shooting scenarios.

This YouTube video explores the effectiveness of wadcutter ammunition for self-defense purposes. Leveraging the description's inclusion of keywords like "EDC" and "self-defense," the video likely delves into the terminal ballistics and practical application of wadcutters in defensive scenarios, particularly for concealed carry and personal protection.

This YouTube video features a range test of a Colt Detective Special revolver. The creator expresses satisfaction with the firearm's smooth action, noting the satisfying "bang" after each shot. However, they encountered a minor issue with cylinder rotation, suspecting it might be due to wadcutter ammunition or potentially remanufactured ammo causing the casings to hang up. The issue was resolved by removing spent cases and replacing them with fresh rounds. The creator is eager to test the Colt with heavier, factory-loaded ammunition in the future.

This video features a range day session with several revolvers, including a Smith & Wesson SW637, Charter Arms Undercover, Ruger SP101, and Ruger LCR. The user demonstrates shooting with factory ammunition (Winchester White Box), reloaded wadcutters from M&M reloads, and reloaded semi-wadcutters using Bullseye powder. The focus is on practical range time and experiencing different loads with these classic revolver platforms.

This video from USCCA highlights the .38 Special Wadcutter, a cartridge with historical significance in firearms technology. While acknowledging its obsolescence as a modern defensive round due to advancements, the description emphasizes its continued effectiveness for target practice due to its accuracy and penetration. The video also promotes the USCCA's mission to educate gun owners, provide legal protection, and contribute to crime prevention and life-saving initiatives through membership and resources. It encourages viewers to subscribe, like, and engage with their content for further education and community building.

This video features American Handgunner Editor Roy Huntington testing .38 Special Wadcutters at an extended range of 100 yards. He utilizes two Smith & Wesson revolvers, a Model 14 and a J-Frame, to assess their accuracy at this distance. The comparison focuses on which of these two firearms can achieve better precision with the specified ammunition. This content appeals to handgun enthusiasts interested in accuracy beyond typical close-range engagements and specific revolver models.