In this updated episode, we return to where our gel testing journey began — retesting the Bear Creek Ballistics 225gr HV polymer-tipped bullet in .44 Magnum! This is not just a recap — the footage is new, and we’ve added enhanced visuals, better coverage, and a full performance breakdown using spreadsheet data to evaluate expansion, penetration, and more. The 225gr HV is an all-copper, Teflon-coated projectile built for high velocity performance in single-shot .44 Magnum pistols and rifles. 🧪 Whether you're a data-driven shooter or just love seeing premium ammo in gel, this is a must-watch! 🔗 Gear & Resources We Use: 🎯 Midway USA: https://alnk.to/esYrPQG 🔥 Hodgdon Powders: https://alnk.to/5FcyN4G 🧊 Clear Ballistics Gel Blocks: https://alnk.to/7BgTA4t 💸 Daily Gear Deals on X: http://bit.ly/43JkOmC 👍 If you enjoyed this test, please like, comment, and subscribe for more ammo reviews, reloading content, and ballistics testing!

In this episode we'll be looking at another older .44mag bullet that is no longer in production to see how it performs in the gel block. We'll also be able to draw some comparisons from previous testing with the newer HP bullets being offered today.

In this episode we'll be testing a cast bullet sent in by subscriber Mark Cerajewski. Mark sent this bullet along with several others to be tested in the gel block with his pet load of Ramshot Enforcer. Let's see how it does!!

In this 44 Magnum ballistic gel test, we push the Bear Creek Ballistics 205gr LV, high-performance all-copper hollow point to its limits. Designed to function in any standard .44 Magnum chamber, including revolvers, single shot and lever action rifles, this round promises deep penetration and rapid expansion. But how does it perform in real-world gel block testing? This video includes: • Full gel test • Wound channel breakdown • Bullet recovery and performance analysis 🔔 Subscribe for more gel testing, handloading, and revolver-focused content! 💬 Got a favorite bullet you'd like us to test? Drop a comment below or reach out — we're always building the next lineup. ➕ DAILY DEALS on gear, ammo & tools: https://x.com/KRTDailyDeals

In this episode we'll be testing Speer's premier Gold Dot hollow point bullets to see how they perform in synthetic gel blocks. The same loads will be tested in 5 different barrel lengths with velocities being gathered by the Garmin Xero, Pro C1 Chronograph. Catches showing penetration and bullet expansion will be made using Clear Ballistics, 10%FBI gel blocks. Stay tuned till the slideshow at the end of the video for a spreadsheet with all the physical data from the bullets performance and a ballistics chart that will help define down range performance.

This is the last of the Bullets M.C. donated to the channel to test in the gel block. This bullet design was made popular by Elmer Keith back in the 1950's and 1960's. This multi-functional bullet excels at both hunting and punching clean holes in paper! Help support this channel by visiting our website below and using the “SHOP NOW” buttons to visit our 160+ affiliate partners’ websites! www.kyrangetime.com

This is the 2nd HP bullet cast and sent to the channel by Mark Cerajewski. In an earlier episode we tested the 302gr Penta-HP and today we will be testing the traditional HP design and comparing them.

In this episode we'll be testing Gold Country's premium hollow point bullets to see how they perform in synthetic gel blocks. The same loads will be tested in 5 different barrel lengths with velocities being gathered by the Garmin Xero, Pro C1 Chronograph. Catches showing penetration and bullet expansion will be made using Clear Ballistics, 10%FBI gel blocks. Stay tuned for the slideshow at the end of the video for a spreadsheet with all the physical data from the bullets performance and a ballistics chart that will help define down range performance. Be sure to check out our more than 160 affiliate partner "quick shopping links" at.... www.kyrangetime.com

Testing .44mag-Hornady 240gr XTP Bullet Performance in Clear Ballistics Gel Block with 4 different barrel lengths from a 20" lever action rifle to a 2-3/4" combat magnum pistol!!