Can a Navy SEAL Survive a Green Beret's Shooting Course?
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The host visits the SIG SAUER Academy in New Hampshire to test firearms and suppressors against vehicle glass and ballistic plates, comparing the new SQX and Hexium suppressors and lightweight rifle platforms.
From the video
Answers: How do SIG SAUER suppressors and hybrid ammunition perform in ballistic tests against vehicle windshields and plates?
- firearm suppressor testing on vehicle glass
- SIG SAUER Academy facility tour
- bullet behavior and trajectory through angled glass
- SIG SAUER SQX suppressor performance
- SIG SAUER Hexium suppressor technology
- hybrid ammunition vs standard ammunition penetration
- SIG SAUER M7 rifle platform evaluation
- SIG SAUER M400 rifle review
What it concludes
- Shooting angled glass causes bullets to dive downward because the bottom of the bullet slows down faster than the top half.
- The 194-grain subsonic SQX suppressor allows the bolt movement to be the primary sound heard during firing due to its variable gas system.
- Hybrid ammunition significantly increases muzzle velocity and kinetic energy on target compared to standard projectiles.
- Hexium suppressors feature a special reflective titanium coating that mitigates heat and reduces infrared visibility.
- The lightweight M7 and M8 rifle platforms offer reduced weight and improved balance without sacrificing performance.
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