There is an assumption that using store bought gelatin instead of 250A ballistics gel is the same, and people seem to be getting good results
Speer .38 Spl 135gr Gold Dot +P in Vyse Ballistics Gel
Test Gun: S&W M442Barrel length: 1 7/8 inches.Ammunition: Speer .38 Spl 135gr Gold Dot +P (53925)Test media: 10% Vyse Ballistics GelDistance: 10 feet.Chronograph: Caldwell Ballistic
Federal .38 Spl 120gr +P Punch JHP in Vyse Ballistics Gel.
Test Gun: S&W M442Barrel length: 1 7/8 inches.Ammunition: Federal .38 Spl 120rg +P Punch JHP (PD38P1)Test media: 10% Vyse Ballistics GelDistance: 10 feet.Chronograph: Caldwell Ballistic
What would you like to see tested? The results are in.
Thanks to everyone who voted. The results are a little surprising, but when you think about it for a minute, it starts to make sense.
Winchester 10mm 175gr Silvertip in Vyse Ballistics Gel.
Test Gun: Glock 20Barrel length: 4.9 inches.Ammunition: Winchester 10mm 175gr Silvertip JHP (W10MMST)Test media: 10% Vyse Ballistics GelDistance: 10 feet.Chronograph: Caldwell Ballistic Precision Chronograph G2.Five
Winchester 9mm 124gr +P Hex-Vent IN VYSE BALLISTIC GEL.
Test Gun: Sig P320, P365Barrel length: 3.9, 3 inches.Ammunition: Winchester USA Ready Defense Ammunition 9mm Luger +P 124 Grain Hex-Vent Jacketed Hollow Point (RED9HP)Test media:
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