10mm Auto Self-Defense Ammo Ballistic Gel Tests
So far, our ballistics gelatin testing project has covered 184 different factory loads split across today’s six most popular handgun … Continued
Experiments
Firearm and Ammunition Experiments
The science behind how ammunition functions and behaves – internal, external, and terminal ballistics – can be very complicated and difficult to understand. In addition, the nature of the internet makes it difficult for the average shooter to sift out facts and truth from a sea of falsehoods and misinformation.
LuckyGunner Labs conducts experiments, tests and research with an objective viewpoint and an interest in finding and reporting the truth, whatever it may be. These experiments might cover the behavior of ammunition immediately after it is fired, or after the bullet or projectile has traveled a few hundred yards, or as it impacts its target.
In addition, firearms tests are conducted, comparing and contrasting the relative strengths and weaknesses of various handguns, rifles, and shotguns. These tests and reviews are done in as objective a manner as possible.
The experiments, tests, and reviews conducted by LuckyGunner Labs are useful and relevant to all types of shooters, from novice to expert.
.38 Special and .357 Magnum Self-Defense Ammo Ballistics Test
Revolver fans rejoice! It’s been a long time coming, but we’re finally ready to show you the results of our ballistics … Continued
Handgun Self-Defense Ammunition Ballistics Test
Shortcuts Updates Project Summary Ballistics Testing in Plain English Lucky Gunner Testing Standards How to Read the Results Ballistics Test Results … Continued
Brass vs. Steel Cased Ammo – An Epic Torture Test
There are two major types of centerfire rifle cartridges available on the market today: Those which are loaded with steel, … Continued
Eye Protection and Shooting Glasses Review
As a Navy Corpsman, I had the opportunity to see the results of a number of injuries, including those involving … Continued
5.56 vs .223 – What You Know May Be Wrong
The differences between .223 Remington and 5.56mm NATO have been hashed out many times on the internet. Unfortunately, many of … Continued