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Gun Specs: 18" 1-8" twist barrel Shooting Distance: 50 yards Reloading Manual FPS for Minimum Loads (probably much less because manual data is from 26" barrel 1-12" twist for everything below 68 gr, and for 68-80 grain they used a 20" 1-9" twist): Ammo Specs: 50 gr Varmint Grenade=2800 FPS 55 gr FMJ=2800 FPS 55 gr VMAX= 2800 FPS 68 gr BTHP=2500 FPS 73 gr ELD-M= 2200 FPS 80 gr ELD-x= 2300 FPS

Thanks for watching! Rounds tested: 135 grain FlexLock 9mm Critical Duty 73 grain FTX .223 155 grain FTX .308

Hornady Bullets Tested: 150 grain FMJ 150 grain SP 150 grain SST 168 grain BTHPM 155 grain Critical Defense

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Gun Specs: 18" 1-8" twist barrel Shooting Distance: 50 yards Reloading Manual FPS for Minimum Loads (probably much less because manual data is from 26" barrel 1-12" twist for everything below 68 gr, and for 68-80 grain they used a 20" 1-9" twist): 50 gr Varmint Grenade=2800 FPS 55 gr FMJ=2800 FPS 55 gr VMAX= 2800 FPS 68 gr BTHP=2500 FPS 73 gr ELD-M= 2200 FPS 80 gr ELD-x= 2300 FPS The results I got are not the most accurate they could be, because I forgot to bring my shooting bag to the range, but in terms of "practical accuracy," almost every group was about the size of my hand, which is pretty good for 50 yards resting the magazine on a box.

I estimated the distance to be about 160 yards, so it would be interesting to see what it sounds like farther away.

Thanks for watching! Watch me shoot the ballistic gel made in this video: https://rumble.com/v3sciut-ballistic-gel-vs.-variety-of-bullets-which-one-does-the-most-damage.html Ingredient List: 1 lb Knox Gelatin 15 cups cold water 1 Cup Hydrogen Peroxide Mold as close to 16" L X 6" W X 6" H as you can find (I recommend making two blocks, as most rounds will probably go further than 16") Royalty Free Music Thanks to Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

Spoiler: yes

Just using some leftover ammo from the monster test video.

If anyone is an experienced reloader, let me know how you think I did. I have not tried firing this ammo yet. I got a bullet puller because some of the first cartridges I made did not have enough crimp, so the bullet got pushed in when I was checking if they were secure. The last 15 out of the 25 I made appear to be good though, so we'll see. These are the beginning (very light) loads just to try to learn how to reload ammo, so they aren't any crazy high-power rounds, and we'll see how accurate. I'll post a part 2 if I remember of me actually testing the ammo at the range.

Reloading is a great way to shoot more while spending less money and learn a new skill while you're at it. You are able to make small adjustments that are specific to your gun to increase accuracy, rather than relying on factory ammo that has decent accuracy but is made to general standards that allow it to be reliable in most firearms. There is a cost to have the materials required to reload, but once you have the materials, and reload a decent quantity, the cost of purchasing the materials will quickly be offset by the cost saved from buying new ammo. If my math is right, I was able to reload this ammo for $0.16 a round, compared to about $0.60 for factory FMJ ammo. My only cost is the cost of the powder charge per round, because I got free bullets as part of Hornady's free bullet rebate offer, and the brass is re-used.

I did some math and here is how much money you could save by reloading: Cost for me to reload (with free 150 gr SP bullets from rebate): $0.28/round Cost to reload 150 grain SP: $0.69/round Cost to buy Hornady Whitetail (150 gr SP): $1.40 There are slight differences depending what powder, primer, and bullets you choose, but I also estimated $0.60/round for 150 gr FMJ, and $0.71/round for 150 gr SST. That's pretty good considering Hornady Black 168 gr FMJ is $1.70/round, and Hornady Superformance 150 gr SST is $1.95/round. This means you can reload for approximately 35% of the cost of buying factory ammo.

Thanks for watching! Videos linked below for comparions: WIN748: https://rumble.com/v5aqxzp-gun-powder-testing-which-winchester-748-charge-is-best-for-.223-reloading.html?playlist_id=U4ho1bJT05Q CFE223: https://rumble.com/v58pmkh-gun-powder-testing-which-cfe223-charge-is-best-for-.223-reloading.html?playlist_id=U4ho1bJT05Q

I used Lake City .223 brass, Winchester WSR primers, and Hornady 55 grain soft-point bullets.

All of the ammo made in this video used: LC .223 brass WSR primers 55 grain Hornady .223 bullets Watch to the end to see how each powder charge level performed!

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Follow for more ballistic testing videos! I have a lot of raw footage I just have to put together and make into videos. It takes quite a while to put long videos together, but I have at least 3 videos dropping this week testing factory ammo! I decided to do these videos separately, so they are easy to find under my guns playlist incase people want to compare different rounds. Other videos test a certain bullet with different levels of powder. And some videos test a variety of bullets and how well they perform.

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Link to Magpul Website: https://magpul.com/firearm-accessories/pmags/tmag.html

Thanks for watching! I may do some more testing in the future at different distances, with different powders, or maybe heavier bullet weights to see how it affects things.

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