.44 magnum gel test: Sig Sauer 240 gr V-Crown JHP
by
Patrick R
Published: July 25th, 2017
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.44 magnum Sig Sauer 240 gr V-Crown jacketed hollow point fired from 4.25″ Smith & Wesson Model 69 Combat Magnum into bare ballistic gel and through heavy clothing.
Guns in this video:
S&W Model 69 Combat Magnum
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Did I fire five or did I fire six,,,
Shooting that gel block multiple times breaks down the integrity of the test
and will give you a false result with the bullets.
Really, one shot per block(s) test to give true bullet performance, two at most.
Penetration is never to deep.