10mm GEL BLOCK TESTING

In this 10mm Auto test, we’re sending the Maker Bullets 140gr PREX—an all-copper, segmented hollow point—downrange in to see how it performs in 10% Clear Ballistics gel. Engineered for controlled fragmentation, the PREX is designed to open into multiple petals on impact, delivering serious terminal performance. Does this high-tech bullet live up to its reputation? Can the segmented design truly balance penetration and expansion? Let’s find out as we push it through gel and see what kind of real-world results we get. ✅ Testing Platform: Glock 20 ✅ Bullet: Maker 140gr PREX – All Copper, Segmented ✅ Media: 10% FBI-standard Clear Ballistics Gel Block If you’re into reloading, self-defense ammo, or just love ballistics testing, this is one to watch.

In this video, we hit the bench and take a close look at Hornady's 200gr XTP bullets in 10mm against a clear ballistic gel block. This round has a strong reputation, but how does it really perform in gel? 🔍 We break down: – Velocity data – Penetration depth – Expansion results – Load info & setup Whether you're a 10mm fan, reloader, or testing for defense or hunting purposes, this video gives you real-world performance data you can use. 📌 Subscribe for more reloading tests, range time, and ballistic breakdowns. 🎯 Kentucky Range Time – Precision starts at the bench. 💬 Drop your thoughts or test requests in the comments!

In this episode we will be putting Hornady's tried and true XPT design to the test in 10% FBI Ballistic Gel Block from Clear Ballistics. Spreadsheets with all the data at the end of the video so stay tuned!!

🔥 In this episode, we put Nosler’s 135gr JHP handgun bullet to the test in a 10% FBI ballistic gel block from Clear Ballistics. This speed demon of a bullet flies at extreme velocity, delivering fast, aggressive impacts. Watch the gel test closely to see how this high-velocity 10mm round performs in real-world conditions. If you’re into ballistics, reloading, or 10mm shooting, this detailed test is packed with valuable info! 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more honest ammo reviews and ballistic tests.