Video Reveals Hunting Bullet Performance in Super Slow Motion
Federal has created an award-winning Bullet Breakdown Video (below) that demonstrates how various hunting bullets perform in ballistic gelatin. This and other videos are found on Federal Premium Ammunition’s YouTube Channel. The Bullet Breakdown Video features four bullet types used in Federal Ammo: Nosler Ballistic Tip; Sierra GameKing; Trophy Bonded Tip; and Barnes Triple-Shock X-Bullet. (Note: you may want to turn down the volume before playback.)
Federal’s high-resolution, slow-motion video-graphy helps demonstrate which loads are the best for specific uses. The ultra-slo-mo footage provides a detailed view of each bullet penetrating ballistic gelatin blocks. These blocks closely mimic animal tissue and clearly display performance characteristics.
“The Bullet Breakdown Video is a great tool for hunters trying to decide on ammunition type,” said Federal’s Jason Nash. “Properly preparing for the hunt is crucial-and not all bullets are made the same. The bullet is the one link between hunter and game and can be the difference between success and failure. This video helps show hunters how different bullet construction affects terminal performance[.]” For more info, visit www.FederalPremium.com. Share the post "Video Reveals Hunting Bullet Performance in Super Slow Motion" Tags: Barnes Triple-Shock, bullets, Federal Premium Ammunition, hunting, Sierra GameKing, Trophy Bonded
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I am wondering about the point of considering penetration on the composite test beyond 13 or 14 inches? If I could get everything I wanted on a bad shot, it would end after about 14 inches. Rib to rib isn’t a question, but when taking a shoulder or leg bone along the way, what is the point of all that penetration? Seems like the scale is set way past elk and these are .30-06 tests. Solids for Africa are one thing, but Elk at long distance doesn’t need 24 inch penetration after taking a major bone does it?
I got a kick out of the way federal took credit for bullets made by other manufactures.
Ive shot elk with the 165 grain 30 caliber Nosler ballistic tip through the shoulder in .308 with good result Dino.
Guy: I don’t think Federal were taking credit for bullets made by other companies as the guys in the ‘advert’ used the brand names.
I thought it was a great presentation.