I clicked this comment so I could reply with something snarky like "Yeah I watched the Shinzo Abe gun episode too. Small internet." But then I saw that it was actually you ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
That was an Elmer Keith moment. If you've seen the Forgotten Weapons video of the partial cylinder with the bullet casing fused to it, then you know what i mean.
6:50 I jumped, but then I laughed. I've handled guns since I was a kid, I knew nothing really could have happened yet, but it is terrifying watching someone load it up knowing how dangerous those rounds are. I was just tense enough for it to get me. Fair play. Love that you turned this into a continuous series!
It takes a strong person to have a traumatic accident like Scott had and turn it into a awesome series of content for people to enjoy. Most people want to forget about crazy s*** like that. Thank you Scott for facing your anxieties about the situation and turning it into this awesome content. We love you
I hope I'm ok in saying this, but ever since he recovered from his accident, there is a new and very energetic Scott that wasn't there before. It's very awesome to see him this happy and excited doing these videos, I'm very happy to see he is doing well.
Scott, I see a lot of folks recommending AR platforms and Desert Eagles, but what about something that is actually possible for novice hunters? The 20 gauge/12 gauge bore obstruction... It's something I hear talked about in hunter safety classes, but I would love to be able to point novices to a video that shows just how bad it can be... P.S. your little jump scare seven minutes in almost gave new meaning to Grey Poupon...
he tried to do this once shooting 700 Nitro out of a 10 gauge it was pretty underwhelming to get it to finally blow up he had to pack the barrel full of mud and use standard 10 gauge rounds. Think IV8888 did a video with this once also with some no name .410 shotgun they shot .454 casull out of it and it worked just fine. In short shotguns don't blow up easily. That being said here's his 10 gauge video of 700 nitro express in it. He does eventually do a bore obstruction in it as well. ruclips.net/video/x5VIn9dKVtg/видео.html&ab_channel=KentuckyBallistics
Was going to comment this exactly! Yes, I'd love to see a shotgun failure. Id be particularly interested in 20 gauge, but thats just because I prefer it myself. Id be equally interested to see 12 gauge. I think that would be a great video!
Hope you're doing ok with all that flooding! My 5 year old son that loves watching your videos with me is super concerned for you. He keeps telling my wife "the guy that makes gun videos is in Kentucky, I hope he isn't in the flooded part."
Awesome son! I've been praying for Kentucky, we had a flooded basement ourselves a while ago and it killed our washer and hot water heater. But at least we're all safe, and it happened during the summer so it wasn't bad going without hot water for a while. I'm shocked how expensive those things are! We have some insurance, but flood insurance costs way extra, and this is the only time this area has flooded since before I was born.
@@zxyatiywariii8 G'day, Welcome to Anthropogenic Global Warming...! It makes EVERYTHING "Er...", or "ier"... Wind is forever growing Windier. Rain, Rainier. Hail is Hailier and Droughts are Hotter, Drier, Longer and Intense-ier. Temperatures are Steadily forever breaking Higher Records, And, yes, Floods are Floodier.... Rise Higher, and show up More frequentier (OK, I'll admit it, "More Frequently"). But, remember, YOU VOTED FOR ALL THIS... EVERY single time YOU Chose to buy and burn Hydrocarbon Fuel refined from Fossil Sources, and EVERY Time YOU use Electricity produced by burning Fossil Fuel (Coal or Natural Gas), AND EVERY Time YOU Chose to purchase ANYTHING which was grown, mined, logged, fished, farmed, processed, transported, manufactured, stored, distributed and advertised - using Fossil Fuels... I did it, too. Because it takes 25 YEARS for a Cubic Foot (metre, Yard, kilometre or Mile...) of Carbon Dioxide to FINISH causing 95% of all the Global Warming which it will ever achieve...; then this CRAZY Weather which we are now achieving, is MY Fault, because in 1997 my Car ran on LPG and I was driving around trying to fix the ills of the Earth by reciting original Poetry about Environmental Issues and selling Books of it, printed on Recycled Paper... (Look in my "Warbles In The Wilderness..." Playlist ; it's where I stash the Poetry...., and please also try my, "The SunFoil Project..." Playlist - which teaches my tip for YOU to add a Solar Panel onto your Road Vehicle - to significantly reduce it's Fuelburn... We can ALL improve our little scene, y'see. But 6 BILLION of you-alls took NO fcukin' Notice at all, whatever, and ye fcucked your way up to become 8 Billion, all while roughly doubling your annual Greenhouse Gas Output, via insistence on the mindless pursuit of endless EcoGnomic Growth. So, I recognised a Fool's Errand, when I rubbed my face in it - and I went back to the Endangered Species Sanctuary, fed the Kangaroos and Swamp Wallabies my spare Bread, and got on with cleaning up MY own Lifestyle. Because, I could achieve that... What YOU-ALLS did, was all Your own CHOICE... But, You DID in fact CHOOSE, Behaviourally, more or less, to participate in causing all this shitty bloody Drought/Fire/Storm/Flood/Hail/Wind - and Repeat Weather Catastrophe, without ANY "Good" Years or Seasons, ever, for anybody, anywhere on Earth. We ALL did. At least I woke up to myself, and stopped TRYING to make EVERYTHING Forever Worse - for reasons amounting to how Selfishly Convenient it was, and remains, to "simply" burn ever more Fossil Carbon and Hydrocarbon - because it has been always "Cheap enough to burn"..., for all of our lives. Until now. I live atop a Hill, too, only a Kilometre West of the Continental Watershed, and when it floods locally then the Spring under my Hut starts to run, and my place smells mouldy. All my own CHOICES (!). Such is life, CHOICES Do MATTER... So, start not fcuking up, Now, Perhaps ? Your CHOICE. Change what you are doing, Or STOP Whining About getting Exactly what you Asked FOR...(!). Such is life, Have a good one.... Stay safe. ;-p Ciao !
I can only imagine how much Scott started laughing when he came across that poupon in the store just thinking of all those jokes. Keep being excellent Scott!
@JWRe That would be amazing. They must know Scott super well given the amount of bulk goods and produce he buys. That or they think he's really into cooking veggies with a lot of gravy and cheese!
Holy crap Scott! I nearly had a wardrobe malfunction when you loaded that spicy round! I think that sauce got ya in the nether region lol. Great episode!
This channel proves nothing but positivity and education I've learn so much from Scott and he showed me other youtubers that offer even more knowledge in firearms industry. You're a good guy Scott
@@HerrCobra_762 I think if the round detonated and caused catastrophic failure in the chamber, it would slam the slide back and shoot it right into your face, that's my prediction anyway. If he ever does it, I'll be curious to see what will happen either way! :)
I actually shat myself at the 6:50 Mark! 😆😆 Your videos keep getting better and better! From a Scottish guy, I'm loving the American sense of humour! 🏴🇺🇲
Detonating a flintlock would be neat. Always heard about the dangers of accidentally loading a second powder charge, never seen what happens irl. Obviously do this with a modern repro and not an antique.
Really I would love to see if someone could "blow up" one of the modern India made reproductions that people are always claiming are "blowing up" all the time. Modern reproductions of flintlocks are going to have much stronger barrels than antiques because the barrels are milled from steel rather than forge welded wrought iron. But still would be interesting to test!
I'd be interested to see the effects on a .50AE Desert Eagle. They've got a rather chunky chamber area, and I'm curious as to how the bolt and slide would hold up.
It's still crazy to me that he's still alive. Going back and rewatching the .50BMG explosion, it really was nasty. These explosion videos are educational and show what not to do. Show not to trust certain ammo. I'm so glad KB is around and alive today.
I feel like he’s actually got a lot more comfortable on camera and even funnier since the accident, like he’s got a second lease on life. I find it inspiring
It would be interesting to see how hot can you load a cartridge, and see with a chronograph the velocities you can achieve until it explodes. For example a 9mm ....how fast can you push it? It would be a hell of fun
I think getting some of those pressure pads that break at certain pressure ranges, would be a nice addition to these kinds of videos. Mayne even a digital pressure gauge, something to let you know how much pressure the percussion is generating. Kind of like how Myrhbusters used to do.
Not going to lie Scott, i have always been a demolitia man personally. But i straight up think this is the coolest series on any gun channel! Keep up the great work!
Makes me wonder about the smaller side. Could a 22lr or 22 magnum even have a catastrophic failure? Or would there simply not be enough room in the cartridges for the powder?
IIRC, a .22LR has about a grain to a grain and a half of powder. It should theoretically be possible to double that in the space available, but I'm not sure that would generate enough pressure to cause damage. Maybe in a bolt action with a barrel obstruction. .22 WMR would probably be the better bet for causing damage to your gun. There's a lot more room for powder in that cartridge.
My two thoughts for barrel obstruction: first, a lever action. I think that could be very interesting to see how it rapidly disassembles itself. The second is some kind of .22. I’d be curious to see what would happen with an overcharged .22. It’s tiny, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it has quite a pop. Might be hard to make that one happen though.
Im sure theres a poorly enough made .22 out there somewhere that can be made to throw some shrapnel. If not id love to see what would happen if you substituted gun powder for something with a little more jam. lol condiments on the brain after all the can shooting
@@aeis3007 wow no kidding eh, pot metal. That adds a whole new level of sketchy to the thought of firing a vintage firearm. lol I agree, the zip should never have existed in the first place
It hurts to see a 500 magnum destroyed, but I understand. I shudder thinking about the time I had a dang Squib where it lodged in my 500 barrel and thank God I was able to realize it before pulling off the next shot...that could've been catastrophic as well. Keep up the great vids Scott.
Scott, look for the top strap somewhat forward of the guns position. Being familiar with cases of dynamic disassembly of revolvers, the top strap generally will break at the rear sight first as it makes it's way upward. It is then detached from the frame at the barrel shank at the last of the event. I believe this is a intentional design so material is deflected away from the shooter. The recoil shields on a revolver, both double and single action, act as guards for any pieces that seperate from the cylinder. Although it is a small area, it does translate into a greater area of protection for the shooters face. Most dynamic events with revolvers leave the shooters face and head areas with little or no damage due to their designs.
That is what we call failsafe designs. Not all firearms have this as seen with scotts incident with a 50.cal. Most other rifles and handguns have those built into the design from defectors, intentional weakpoints etc so if failure occurs its less likely to injure or severely injure the user.
Mr Scott I would like to say thanks for being an upstanding person. I watch videos with my grandkids and it is very nice when I never have to worry about the use of offensive words or subjects that many others use for humor. For me personally it doesn’t matter but I exclusively watch with my grandkids and it’s nice to not always have to be on edge and ready to pause a piece of content. Thank you for caring. I wish you all the very best!
This seems like the safest of the detonations!!! I mean if it fails at the cylinder I think your chances of serious injury is fairly minimal. I feel the back strap provides a diversion keeping everything going straight up or to the sides. I’d like to see a more common revolver maybe do a .357 next to a colt SAA. I’d like to see the difference between the .500.
My uncle Bob introduced me to magnum firearms back in the 70’s. I’ve loved them ever since! I remember hearing people claim that if I didn’t hold onto my .357 magnum correctly, it would break my wrist. What a joke! That’s a squirrel gun!🤣
Glad to see this series again Scott very informative. The only thing I wonder is that with those round being so hot if they blow the gun apart totally different than what would happen if you encountered a round that was just enough to break the gun, if the debrie pattern would be different or not? Just something I have thought of, would be interesting to see if a 100,000 psi round would blow that round if it would inflict more injury towards you or not? Always love your videos!
That's an interesting idea but that's difficult to test. It's hard to say if a round would be "just enough" to break the gun. And repeated testing on the same gun could introduce weaknesses that cause it to break differently when you do finally find the right PSI to break it. Or it might change what the "breaking point" PSI is altogether.
@@ebreshea1337 On these guns (revolvers) you're pretty much always just going to end up with injured hands and little peppers of shrapnel. Remember, revolvers have been in this general format for over 160 years (talking with a solid frame, top strap) and for the longest time were prone to chainfire and bad metallurgy. It's a system that's been proven in trial by fire. So long as you've got a recoil shield on the frame, your face should be safe for the most part. You'd have to be so supremely unlucky as to have the top strap fail at the front and then peel backwards before failing at the rear to get anything significant to you.
Scott, I've been going through a rough patch in life lately. This video put a smile on my face and gave me some much needed laughter. I can't thank you enough for what you do. I hope you continue to keep bringing everything you do to the table... before you destroy it.
I can’t believe how outstanding the frame did in containing the failure to mostly only the cylinder!! That was a HUGE high pressure event, and it looked like you’d probably have metal pieces in your body somewhere, but as far as how well built the S&W 500 Magnum is, it could definitely be worse! WOW!!!
Thanks Scott for giving me awesome videos to watch while my wife and I are in the hospital with our newborn. Great distraction for the few minutes of down time we have. Keep up the great work!!
I know it's not much different but the 460S&W is set up for 65000lbs per square inch. It's my favorite big pistol so I'd like to see what if any difference there would be. Thanks.
I'd be curious to know how much more or less penetrating power the rounds have when they have that much pressure behind them compared to a standard round. If you do this again, maybe setup a bunch of pine boards in front of the barrel and compare the results to a standard round?
Japanese early model Arisaka, but work your way up to the boom-out load, Arisakas were one of the strongest actions tested after WWII (P.O.Ackley), be interesting in the handbook for shooters and reloaders vol. 1&2, there is a chapter on strength of actions. He did some scary hot loads and had to be creative to get them to fail. I believe the Type 38 early production.
Nick Boots are amazing I've been using them for years. yes they are not cheap. however they will last and they can be resoled and rebuilt many many times! I work in constriction and they are by far the best boots I've owned!
Ahhhh.. The Boom we've all been waiting for 🤣 It'd be cool to see something like a simple 30-06 hunting rifle blown up since i imagine a lot of people have and use one. The wood furniture would make it interesting as well to see the damage it does. Should do a whole hunting edition episode, Dry fire a compound bow without you having to be the one that pull it back somehow and watch that explode lol. it can really screws you up if it happens to you. Do something with a crossbow.. So many things you could do
Having watched a couple of these, I find myself less curious about the destruction, but more about pressure tolerances. Being a fan of the 10mm, I would be curious to see how hot of a round some of the common makes could handle before problems arose.
I would be interested in seeing how a breech-loading rifle (other than the RN-50) or a break-action rifle would fail under such pressures. A breech-loading rifle with a pop-up style breech would be an interesting candidate for a high-pressure test, as some rifles have locking mechanisms which are designed to protect the user from malfunctions.
OMG thanks for doing this one! I've been waiting months ever since you replied to my suggestion! It would have been interesting to know what kind of destructive power this round had since it actually cleared the barrel! Out of curiosity, I see that 700gn monster but would you happen to know what was the powder load?
First Brandon's blowing stuff up today now Scott. I gotta say given just *how* catastrophic that round had to be to cause that I think in any truer to life failure you'd probably be fine with a .500 Magnum. No that I'd like to be holding one when it happens mind you...
This tells you how strong that barrel is to stay in one piece along with most of it. I own this same gun but is a 7.5 inch Performance Center model with built in muzzle brake. I was honestly expecting a majority disintegration of the pistol, especially having a barrel obstruction.
460 and 500 run about the same pressure, but the smaller .45 diameter means the 460 has a lot more metal holding the pressure in. The 454 is in a much smaller gun, making it a less safe gun than the 460
@@bobjohnson1633 What are you talking about 454 Casull being in a smaller, less safe gun? A dedicated 454 would be shorter yes, but it's still rated for the same pressures as the 460 Magnum.
Scott im gona be honest with you i struggle with depression and suicidle thought for over 5 years now lost my job to it but the one thing that always puts a smile on my face is ur content keep doing what u do and thx :) greetings from the netherlands
Ethan here... it was surreal seeing you at the back-to-school celebration. My little brother was so exited, and he had me look your channel up the second we got home. I would've been exited myself if I was familiar with your channel, but sadly I wasn't. Even though I never saw it before, shooting the toy-gun was pretty fun! Congrats on 2.7 Milion subscribers btw.
May I suggest slowly working up a load until you have a problem. This would show primer flow and creator and .... How far over book can you go in say Des. Eagle 44mag. until it has an issue. I am thinking there is probably a good bit of room above book max until you have something that becomes unfunctional.
Love the videos, love the enthusiasm. I know there's a world of things to blow up, but how about other popular handguns? Like a bererra 92 (will the slide eject into skull?). Or a cz75 (will the steel framed pistol hold up better?) Maybe make the fudds angry and blow up a 1911 (it survived 2 world wars, could it survive your buddies reloads?) Maybe do all 3 in one episode lol Also, I'd enjoy watching you setup an eggplant shooting gallery. I mean some 20+ eggplants getting popped off like ducks. Make for a fun western theme for in intro to blow up a 45lc / 45-70 And last thought as an intro, go through the woods hunting the invasive species. The species start out as innocent white egg like plants, but grow up and turn into purple monsters, that is eggplant
Absolutely love the intros to your videos. It seems like they just keep getting better too….unlike one of my other favorite channels which I won’t name…Matt from demolition…🤣 But seriously, keep it up man
So, I am interested in the "overcharge" load you used to blow this thing up. What powder was used? I assuming something like Titegroup to actually get that kind of overcharge. As a reloader, this data would be interesting to know...was it a 2X charge, 3X charge, 4x charge(if even possible)?....details would be welcome. Thanks!
As it seems you guys are not going to get an official answer, if you care about the opinion of a random stranger who may be a fool that doesn't know what it's talking about or a seasoned reloader, I would bet on either titegroup or hp-38 compressed once before seating the bullet deeper until it meets resistance.
I do recommend clamping the hand down between the vice and skull. Make it normal pressures for an actual human grabbing onto it and it would show how much damage it actually could cause. But, also build the back wall higher cause who knows where that gun would launch to. Probably the Moon.
Definitely getting one of those shirts. Speaking of Scott's appreciation for large calibers, check out the freaking cannons attached to his shoulders! #WorkOutGoals
A shotgun, AR, or even a 1911 would be cool. And I saw this as someone outside the firearms community looking in, because I know there are probably tons of people handloading every sort of firearm, but I would also love to see a firearm that is commonly handloaded just to show what can go wrong if you mess up. Perhaps something black powder using smokeless powder. I know there are videos doing just that but would love to see Scott's take on it.
I was thinking something automatic such as an AR (or an AK)... Maybe a number of regular rounds, then the spicy one after half a dozen or so standard firings 🤔 Or , and I don't know exactly how it could even be done, but somehow if a cannon - as in a muzzle-loading actual cannon - could be involved in some way, that would surely be a fantastic bit of footage.
As someone from much further south than Kentucky, I was amazed to see that you could walk through the woods without running into 48 different spider webs
That right there at 8:56 is what we call an Elmer Keith moment. Those of you who watch Forgotten Weapons should catch on to this one. I forget what kind of revolver Keith was using, but he tried to hot load it with the equivalent of .45cal. His gun went boom leaving only half the cylinder behind (plus the copper casing fused to one of the partial chambers) and the creation of a new caliber.
I'll tell ya what. When you were loading the spicy round and closed the cylinder and that big bomb went off.... I just about jumped off the couch🤣🤣🤣....I was concentrating so much on your actions with closing the cylinder that bomb scared the crap out of me😅.. That was great!!!!
We watch every show, sometimes more than once. You bring smiles while learning. I am on my phone to let you know that we enjoy your show very much. From Alaska😀
After seeing the test fire table, I had a thought. Get a large canvas and shoot paint containers off of it. Sell the paintings - either to fund the channel or charity auction.
Fun ideas just for the heck of it... Blow up smaller guns too (big boom is so 2021 ;) ), like 22lr and up to 9mm. Things that people will actually have and might manage get a squib load obstructing the barrel and then pull the trigger again. Maybe also most common carry guns.. will you still have a hand after a "squib" and a boom in your glock 19 etc?
We’re all thinking it. I haven’t read all of these comments but I’m not the only one who’s thinking it. Episode 5 - “when elephant guns go boom” I load my own ammunition and I see the size of that brass Scott puts in those rifles. The .50 cals were epic, the elephant guns would be other worldly!
You are going to give me a heart attack. Those booms when you are loading make me jump every time. I love your videos. I think you are a little crazy. I hope you have the best medical insurance on the planet.
So, I was watching the video, seeing you blend all the poupon and gravy together. Adding layers of different color.. So I thought, maybe you should shoot cans of stuff with different colors, then keep the tables, labeling rounds/guns/products on a note on the side, used for the.. painting you've created 😅 This could be a new genre for abstract painting lol. Abstract Gun Painting or sth 😝
What would you like to see next?!? I hope you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching!
Use a gun to cut a tree
Blow up a desert eagle
500mag vs 300lb dumbell
500 magnum against a steel wall
Also will you sub please
That cylinder instantly returned to itself to nature 😂
Back to the motherland
I clicked this comment so I could reply with something snarky like "Yeah I watched the Shinzo Abe gun episode too. Small internet." But then I saw that it was actually you ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
That was an Elmer Keith moment. If you've seen the Forgotten Weapons video of the partial cylinder with the bullet casing fused to it, then you know what i mean.
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6:50
I jumped, but then I laughed. I've handled guns since I was a kid, I knew nothing really could have happened yet, but it is terrifying watching someone load it up knowing how dangerous those rounds are. I was just tense enough for it to get me. Fair play. Love that you turned this into a continuous series!
I was going to say the same, I jumped big time even knowing nothing would happen
It gave me a heart atack lol
It's a good thing I was already sitting on the toilet.
Same, got me good
Same. lol
It takes a strong person to have a traumatic accident like Scott had and turn it into a awesome series of content for people to enjoy. Most people want to forget about crazy s*** like that. Thank you Scott for facing your anxieties about the situation and turning it into this awesome content. We love you
It's a good way to work through the trauma
Kentucky folk are just built different
@@Sion_Revan agreed
@@Flip15 anecdotal observations arent facts.
@@ngcastronerd4791 🤓
That cheap explosion special effect at 6:50 actually got me good.
It gets me EVERY time
same here
Me too🤣
Same
It takes a few minutes off of all of our lives 😂
The loading explosion got me. I jumped out of my chair. Thanks Scott
Same here - I am going to send the cleaning bill to Scott
same here
Same
dangit, it got me too. the worst flinch in a long time
yeah i peed a little
The moment Scott loaded the spicy round though. Scared the hell out of me. Scott keep doing what you do. You are awesome.
Same here I freaking jumped 😆
I hope I'm ok in saying this, but ever since he recovered from his accident, there is a new and very energetic Scott that wasn't there before. It's very awesome to see him this happy and excited doing these videos, I'm very happy to see he is doing well.
Honestly, I've noticed the same thing. I'd guess nearly going in the forever box definitely gave him a new lease on life
he probably learned to appreciate every moment of life after almost biting the dust
Vicodin
@@boogersaregood YES Correct
Wym the funny stuff came before his accident he's just being a goat now lol
I love that he took a life threatening accident, and turned it into an informative and cautionary video series
And he turned it in to a running joke
Dang it! That explosion cutaway, when Scott was loading the handgun, scared the grey poupon out of me!! LMAO! 😆 🤣
Yea that woke me up too, made me say a few choice words.
Scott, I see a lot of folks recommending AR platforms and Desert Eagles, but what about something that is actually possible for novice hunters? The 20 gauge/12 gauge bore obstruction... It's something I hear talked about in hunter safety classes, but I would love to be able to point novices to a video that shows just how bad it can be...
P.S. your little jump scare seven minutes in almost gave new meaning to Grey Poupon...
When he kicked the table after the gravy, I jumped a little, ngl, but that one was fine 🤣
he tried to do this once shooting 700 Nitro out of a 10 gauge it was pretty underwhelming to get it to finally blow up he had to pack the barrel full of mud and use standard 10 gauge rounds. Think IV8888 did a video with this once also with some no name .410 shotgun they shot .454 casull out of it and it worked just fine. In short shotguns don't blow up easily.
That being said here's his 10 gauge video of 700 nitro express in it. He does eventually do a bore obstruction in it as well.
ruclips.net/video/x5VIn9dKVtg/видео.html&ab_channel=KentuckyBallistics
My first hunting rifle was a used Winchester 30-30 lever action. I'd recommend it. It clears through brush pretty well.
@@crazycoffee I just got a Savage 24V and I'm trying to track down a .30-30 barrel for it.
Was going to comment this exactly! Yes, I'd love to see a shotgun failure. Id be particularly interested in 20 gauge, but thats just because I prefer it myself. Id be equally interested to see 12 gauge. I think that would be a great video!
Hope you're doing ok with all that flooding! My 5 year old son that loves watching your videos with me is super concerned for you. He keeps telling my wife "the guy that makes gun videos is in Kentucky, I hope he isn't in the flooded part."
.950 JDJ, look it up and vote to get Scott's attention!!!
Awesome son!
I've been praying for Kentucky, we had a flooded basement ourselves a while ago and it killed our washer and hot water heater. But at least we're all safe, and it happened during the summer so it wasn't bad going without hot water for a while. I'm shocked how expensive those things are! We have some insurance, but flood insurance costs way extra, and this is the only time this area has flooded since before I was born.
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Wind is forever growing
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Rain,
Rainier.
Hail is
Hailier and
Droughts are
Hotter, Drier, Longer and
Intense-ier.
Temperatures are
Steadily forever breaking
Higher
Records,
And, yes,
Floods are
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Rise
Higher, and show up
More frequentier
(OK, I'll admit it,
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AND EVERY Time YOU Chose to purchase ANYTHING which was grown, mined, logged, fished, farmed, processed, transported, manufactured, stored, distributed and advertised - using Fossil Fuels...
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Because it takes 25 YEARS for a Cubic Foot (metre, Yard, kilometre or Mile...) of Carbon Dioxide to FINISH causing 95% of all the Global Warming which it will ever achieve...; then this CRAZY Weather which we are now achieving, is MY Fault, because in 1997 my Car ran on LPG and I was driving around trying to fix the ills of the Earth by reciting original Poetry about Environmental Issues and selling Books of it, printed on Recycled Paper...
(Look in my "Warbles In The Wilderness..." Playlist ; it's where I stash the Poetry...., and please also try my, "The SunFoil Project..." Playlist - which teaches my tip for YOU to add a Solar Panel onto your Road Vehicle - to significantly reduce it's Fuelburn...
We can ALL improve our little scene, y'see.
But 6 BILLION of you-alls took NO fcukin' Notice at all, whatever, and ye fcucked your way up to become 8 Billion, all while roughly doubling your annual Greenhouse Gas Output, via insistence on the mindless pursuit of endless EcoGnomic Growth.
So, I recognised a Fool's Errand, when I rubbed my face in it - and I went back to the Endangered Species Sanctuary, fed the Kangaroos and Swamp Wallabies my spare Bread, and got on with cleaning up MY own Lifestyle.
Because, I could achieve that...
What YOU-ALLS did, was all Your own CHOICE...
But, You DID in fact CHOOSE, Behaviourally, more or less, to participate in causing all this shitty bloody Drought/Fire/Storm/Flood/Hail/Wind - and Repeat Weather Catastrophe, without ANY "Good" Years or Seasons, ever, for anybody, anywhere on Earth.
We ALL did.
At least I woke up to myself, and stopped TRYING to make EVERYTHING Forever Worse - for reasons amounting to how Selfishly Convenient it was, and remains, to "simply" burn ever more Fossil Carbon and Hydrocarbon - because it has been always "Cheap enough to burn"..., for all of our lives.
Until now.
I live atop a Hill, too, only a Kilometre West of the Continental Watershed, and when it floods locally then the Spring under my Hut starts to run, and my place smells mouldy.
All my own CHOICES (!).
Such is life,
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Do
MATTER...
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Now,
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This is so american
@@zxyatiywariii8 that's really rough when it's an area that doesn't flood often and you can hardly justify the extra insurance!
I can only imagine how much Scott started laughing when he came across that poupon in the store just thinking of all those jokes. Keep being excellent Scott!
I DID NOT REALIZE UNTIL IT WAS TOO LATE, MY BRAIN DID NOT MAKE THE CONNECTION. I SPIT SODA ALL OVER MY OFFICE. IT WENT UP MY NOSE MAN!
That first joke was so well timed....it was excellent for sure.
I just realized it when he said " I think I get some of the POUPON on my camera there " and laughing so hard
@JWRe That would be amazing. They must know Scott super well given the amount of bulk goods and produce he buys. That or they think he's really into cooking veggies with a lot of gravy and cheese!
Holy crap Scott! I nearly had a wardrobe malfunction when you loaded that spicy round! I think that sauce got ya in the nether region lol. Great episode!
The really funny thing is just how many folks are now looking for it. ROFLMFAO
After seeing that intro, as a T. Rex, I feel for you and your struggles with bullying over your small limbs. Stay strong.
What about poor Carnotaurus then?🤔 They have even smaller front limbs compared to their size.
@@LastGoatKnight and theyre angled super weird. Pretty much backwards from any other theropod.
Nice😏
Hahaha 😂
O No the T Rex's are multiplying
This channel proves nothing but positivity and education I've learn so much from Scott and he showed me other youtubers that offer even more knowledge in firearms industry. You're a good guy Scott
I'd love to see how the .50 AE desert eagle handles a catastrophic failure. Especially with it's unique gas system and AR type locking lugs.
Pretty sure the chamber in front of the locking lugs would detonate.
Or the locking lugs would get sheared off
@@HerrCobra_762 I think the lugs would shear prior to the chamber detonates.
@@HerrCobra_762 I've seen both - shearing is more common on the. 44
@@HerrCobra_762 I think if the round detonated and caused catastrophic failure in the chamber, it would slam the slide back and shoot it right into your face, that's my prediction anyway. If he ever does it, I'll be curious to see what will happen either way! :)
@@Locahaskatexu I highly doubt the slide would come off because of the way it's attached
I actually shat myself at the 6:50 Mark! 😆😆 Your videos keep getting better and better! From a Scottish guy, I'm loving the American sense of humour! 🏴🇺🇲
I think I skipped that bit then saw this comment. That was funny, caught me completely off-guard.
That makes 2 of us........and I was wearing headphones 💥💩
@@Jeff.78 I was lying in bed watching on my phone, nearly dropped it on my face!😆
@6:49 DAMMIT I JUMPED.
Perfect execution of anxiety jump scare!
Detonating a flintlock would be neat. Always heard about the dangers of accidentally loading a second powder charge, never seen what happens irl. Obviously do this with a modern repro and not an antique.
A regular double charge actually will not hurt the gun. IV8888 did this.
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@@HerrCobra_762 you are correct! Dixie Gun works proved that back in my days of the 70’s. But not seating the bullet against the powder can be fatal!
Really I would love to see if someone could "blow up" one of the modern India made reproductions that people are always claiming are "blowing up" all the time. Modern reproductions of flintlocks are going to have much stronger barrels than antiques because the barrels are milled from steel rather than forge welded wrought iron. But still would be interesting to test!
Iragveteran8888 tried to blow up a muzzle loader years ago. It was sure difficult to do. They even filled the barrel with smokeless pistol powder.
good call.
Scott still showing excellent trigger discipline on a pistol with no cylinder, half a frame and a chunk of barrel missing 😁
I'd be interested to see the effects on a .50AE Desert Eagle. They've got a rather chunky chamber area, and I'm curious as to how the bolt and slide would hold up.
Agree! Make big boom go boom 👍 Come on Scott, it will be fun.
I bet it be flying like that pipe Brandon tested recently
this.
That would be interesting! The rotating bolt should be quiet hard to destroy I imagine.
👍 yeah
Praying for you and your family Scott...I know it's ruff right now over in Kentucky. WV stand with you guys.
It's still crazy to me that he's still alive. Going back and rewatching the .50BMG explosion, it really was nasty. These explosion videos are educational and show what not to do. Show not to trust certain ammo. I'm so glad KB is around and alive today.
Indeed. One might even call it a miracle.
I feel like he’s actually got a lot more comfortable on camera and even funnier since the accident, like he’s got a second lease on life. I find it inspiring
Agreement here!!!!!!
Yeah that video is hard to watch. I've watched it a few times and it makes me sick every time. He came so close to deleting himself.
.950 JDJ, look it up and vote to get Scott's attention!!!
It would be interesting to see how hot can you load a cartridge, and see with a chronograph the velocities you can achieve until it explodes. For example a 9mm ....how fast can you push it? It would be a hell of fun
If you use shell shock's nas3 casings, you can get some really hot charges that are still safe.
the metal fatigue would be accumulative, so the results would probably fail a lot sooner than if it was just the one higher pressure round
@@WaterZer0 Functional. Not safe, functional.
@@mfree80286 fair
I think getting some of those pressure pads that break at certain pressure ranges, would be a nice addition to these kinds of videos. Mayne even a digital pressure gauge, something to let you know how much pressure the percussion is generating. Kind of like how Myrhbusters used to do.
Not going to lie Scott, i have always been a demolitia man personally. But i straight up think this is the coolest series on any gun channel! Keep up the great work!
Makes me wonder about the smaller side. Could a 22lr or 22 magnum even have a catastrophic failure? Or would there simply not be enough room in the cartridges for the powder?
Too tiny to have any effect on the guns material.
Maybe not a .22lr but a .22 hornet might be able to go bang
50AE is interesting. But this is too.
IIRC, a .22LR has about a grain to a grain and a half of powder. It should theoretically be possible to double that in the space available, but I'm not sure that would generate enough pressure to cause damage. Maybe in a bolt action with a barrel obstruction.
.22 WMR would probably be the better bet for causing damage to your gun. There's a lot more room for powder in that cartridge.
Oh yeah. .22 lr can catastrophically fail. See my comment at top.
My two thoughts for barrel obstruction: first, a lever action. I think that could be very interesting to see how it rapidly disassembles itself. The second is some kind of .22. I’d be curious to see what would happen with an overcharged .22. It’s tiny, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it has quite a pop. Might be hard to make that one happen though.
I was trying to comment this too but for some reason it wouldn’t let me. But I was thinking a 22 out of an old bolt action.
Im sure theres a poorly enough made .22 out there somewhere that can be made to throw some shrapnel. If not id love to see what would happen if you substituted gun powder for something with a little more jam. lol condiments on the brain after all the can shooting
@@PullingWrenches maybe heritage arms .22 because they are made with pot metal. Or maybe the zip. 22 because those need to be destroyed
@@aeis3007 wow no kidding eh, pot metal. That adds a whole new level of sketchy to the thought of firing a vintage firearm. lol I agree, the zip should never have existed in the first place
It hurts to see a 500 magnum destroyed, but I understand.
I shudder thinking about the time I had a dang Squib where it lodged in my 500 barrel and thank God I was able to realize it before pulling off the next shot...that could've been catastrophic as well.
Keep up the great vids Scott.
I love the sense of self-derision with the t-shirt. And the table colors...Man this is epic. You should consier sending the table to an art gallery.
Scott, look for the top strap somewhat forward of the guns position. Being familiar with cases of dynamic disassembly of revolvers, the top strap generally will break at the rear sight first as it makes it's way upward. It is then detached from the frame at the barrel shank at the last of the event. I believe this is a intentional design so material is deflected away from the shooter. The recoil shields on a revolver, both double and single action, act as guards for any pieces that seperate from the cylinder. Although it is a small area, it does translate into a greater area of protection for the shooters face. Most dynamic events with revolvers leave the shooters face and head areas with little or no damage due to their designs.
That is what we call failsafe designs. Not all firearms have this as seen with scotts incident with a 50.cal. Most other rifles and handguns have those built into the design from defectors, intentional weakpoints etc so if failure occurs its less likely to injure or severely injure the user.
And yet a gun blew up in your hand I wouldn't worry about your face bro
Great video Scot! I would really like to see a 1911 going crazy
I second that!
Mr Scott I would like to say thanks for being an upstanding person. I watch videos with my grandkids and it is very nice when I never have to worry about the use of offensive words or subjects that many others use for humor. For me personally it doesn’t matter but I exclusively watch with my grandkids and it’s nice to not always have to be on edge and ready to pause a piece of content. Thank you for caring. I wish you all the very best!
That explosion during the loading actually scared the crap out of me. Well played!
6:52 Ohhh you Basterd... You got me with that jump scare.🤣🤣🤣😅🤌👍
This seems like the safest of the detonations!!! I mean if it fails at the cylinder I think your chances of serious injury is fairly minimal.
I feel the back strap provides a diversion keeping everything going straight up or to the sides. I’d like to see a more common revolver maybe do a .357 next to a colt SAA. I’d like to see the difference between the .500.
My uncle Bob introduced me to magnum firearms back in the 70’s. I’ve loved them ever since! I remember hearing people claim that if I didn’t hold onto my .357 magnum correctly, it would break my wrist. What a joke! That’s a squirrel gun!🤣
Glad to see this series again Scott very informative. The only thing I wonder is that with those round being so hot if they blow the gun apart totally different than what would happen if you encountered a round that was just enough to break the gun, if the debrie pattern would be different or not? Just something I have thought of, would be interesting to see if a 100,000 psi round would blow that round if it would inflict more injury towards you or not? Always love your videos!
That's an interesting idea but that's difficult to test. It's hard to say if a round would be "just enough" to break the gun. And repeated testing on the same gun could introduce weaknesses that cause it to break differently when you do finally find the right PSI to break it. Or it might change what the "breaking point" PSI is altogether.
@@ebreshea1337 On these guns (revolvers) you're pretty much always just going to end up with injured hands and little peppers of shrapnel. Remember, revolvers have been in this general format for over 160 years (talking with a solid frame, top strap) and for the longest time were prone to chainfire and bad metallurgy. It's a system that's been proven in trial by fire. So long as you've got a recoil shield on the frame, your face should be safe for the most part.
You'd have to be so supremely unlucky as to have the top strap fail at the front and then peel backwards before failing at the rear to get anything significant to you.
Scott, I've been going through a rough patch in life lately. This video put a smile on my face and gave me some much needed laughter. I can't thank you enough for what you do. I hope you continue to keep bringing everything you do to the table... before you destroy it.
I can’t believe how outstanding the frame did in containing the failure to mostly only the cylinder!! That was a HUGE high pressure event, and it looked like you’d probably have metal pieces in your body somewhere, but as far as how well built the S&W 500 Magnum is, it could definitely be worse! WOW!!!
Was surprised the frame held together at all. And then being in this good of a condition, I would never have guessed that!
Thanks Scott for giving me awesome videos to watch while my wife and I are in the hospital with our newborn. Great distraction for the few minutes of down time we have. Keep up the great work!!
i would like to see what happens to a single shot 3030
Congrats on ya baby :)
Hey scott id love to see how a lever action would come apart under extreme pressures!
I know it's not much different but the 460S&W is set up for 65000lbs per square inch. It's my favorite big pistol so I'd like to see what if any difference there would be. Thanks.
I'd be curious to know how much more or less penetrating power the rounds have when they have that much pressure behind them compared to a standard round. If you do this again, maybe setup a bunch of pine boards in front of the barrel and compare the results to a standard round?
I just commented almost the exact same thing. Some gel or watermelon lol
You have my attention.. o.o
.950 JDJ, look it up and vote to get Scott's attention!!!
Japanese early model Arisaka, but work your way up to the boom-out load, Arisakas were one of the strongest actions tested after WWII (P.O.Ackley), be interesting in the handbook for shooters and reloaders vol. 1&2, there is a chapter on strength of actions. He did some scary hot loads and had to be creative to get them to fail. I believe the Type 38 early production.
That was awesome editing in that explosion 💥 you got me big time. Great video as always Scott!
That "I'll wait" at 7:11 was so very police it killed me 😂
2:40 "there's about to be poupon everything" 🤣🤣🤣
I don't know how to clip bits of videos or I would do that to the ten seconds from that timestamp..
When scott does these gun destruction episodes, i cant help but genuinely fear for his life
This is the one I didn't know I was waiting for. But as soon as I saw the thumbnail, my heart skipped a beat and my brain said "He's finally done it"
You writing a romance novel about him 😂😂😂
Tomorrow on Kentucky Ballistics we are going to set fire to a million in cash just so nobody else can have it.
That's what I felt
@@hankhill9780 totally would. Love these men named Scott. Too bad you're a "Hank" otherwise I'd write about you too lol
Nick Boots are amazing I've been using them for years. yes they are not cheap. however they will last and they can be resoled and rebuilt many many times! I work in constriction and they are by far the best boots I've owned!
Ahhhh.. The Boom we've all been waiting for 🤣 It'd be cool to see something like a simple 30-06 hunting rifle blown up since i imagine a lot of people have and use one. The wood furniture would make it interesting as well to see the damage it does. Should do a whole hunting edition episode, Dry fire a compound bow without you having to be the one that pull it back somehow and watch that explode lol. it can really screws you up if it happens to you. Do something with a crossbow.. So many things you could do
These intros are getting more hilarious each time!🤣
Scott : "I think there is Poupon my camera!" Admit it Scott, that was a word play!🤔😂
As a Kentuckian who has been hit by the flooding pretty badly I have to say it's nice to see someone positive
Having watched a couple of these, I find myself less curious about the destruction, but more about pressure tolerances. Being a fan of the 10mm, I would be curious to see how hot of a round some of the common makes could handle before problems arose.
Dont reply to the comment by "Kentucky Ballistic" that's a scammer trying to get your info
@@makninety5849 The Telegram tag gave it away.
At 9:02 you can see the deformed cylinder chamber. Very cool!
I would be interested in seeing how a breech-loading rifle (other than the RN-50) or a break-action rifle would fail under such pressures. A breech-loading rifle with a pop-up style breech would be an interesting candidate for a high-pressure test, as some rifles have locking mechanisms which are designed to protect the user from malfunctions.
0:21 He had us in the beginning, not gonna lie
One of your more brilliant openings. Simply hilarious..."little feet stuffing your shoes" lol. Love your videos as always.
Looks like cylinder is a natural fail-safe feature in the revolver design.
*_"Look at that little foot! Why aren't you wearing socks? That's disgusting! You're so gross!"_* 🤣🤣
It would take a bit of engineering and totally implausible but what would it take for a .22 to catastrophically fail? Or a shotgun?
OMG thanks for doing this one! I've been waiting months ever since you replied to my suggestion! It would have been interesting to know what kind of destructive power this round had since it actually cleared the barrel! Out of curiosity, I see that 700gn monster but would you happen to know what was the powder load?
First Brandon's blowing stuff up today now Scott. I gotta say given just *how* catastrophic that round had to be to cause that I think in any truer to life failure you'd probably be fine with a .500 Magnum. No that I'd like to be holding one when it happens mind you...
Brandon made a pipe bomb and called it a gun...
This tells you how strong that barrel is to stay in one piece along with most of it. I own this same gun but is a 7.5 inch Performance Center model with built in muzzle brake. I was honestly expecting a majority disintegration of the pistol, especially having a barrel obstruction.
Neat to see a Nicks sponsorship... Can't afford them, but from the rose anvil videos they seem pretty legit.
They're, I highly recommend too. Worth saving for!
I'd like to see how the .454/.460 would do, considering how high of pressure they run at normally.
The .460sw runs the same pressure as the .500sw, 60000psi
460 and 500 run about the same pressure, but the smaller .45 diameter means the 460 has a lot more metal holding the pressure in. The 454 is in a much smaller gun, making it a less safe gun than the 460
@@bobjohnson1633 454 and 460 use the same diameter for the bullets and case. 45 colt, 454, and 460 can all be shot out of a s&w 460 x frame
@@bobjohnson1633 What are you talking about 454 Casull being in a smaller, less safe gun? A dedicated 454 would be shorter yes, but it's still rated for the same pressures as the 460 Magnum.
@@mottomanic 460 and 454 is rated to 65000.
Scott im gona be honest with you i struggle with depression and suicidle thought for over 5 years now lost my job to it but the one thing that always puts a smile on my face is ur content keep doing what u do and thx :) greetings from the netherlands
Keep pushing you’ll make it through homie
Ethan here... it was surreal seeing you at the back-to-school celebration. My little brother was so exited, and he had me look your channel up the second we got home. I would've been exited myself if I was familiar with your channel, but sadly I wasn't.
Even though I never saw it before, shooting the toy-gun was pretty fun!
Congrats on 2.7 Milion subscribers btw.
Kentucky Ballistics is absolutely outstanding content. Love every second of the video Scott! KEEP IT UP!!
P.S.
Elephant rifle go boom?
The Man, The Myth, The Legend himself..🍻🍻🇺🇸🇺🇸
Every woman wants him and every man wants to be him! 🙈🙉🙊 😂🤣😂
Everyone loves Scott!
Another great video keep up the good work Scott 😄👍❤
May I suggest slowly working up a load until you have a problem. This would show primer flow and creator and .... How far over book can you go in say Des. Eagle 44mag. until it has an issue. I am thinking there is probably a good bit of room above book max until you have something that becomes unfunctional.
Love the videos, love the enthusiasm.
I know there's a world of things to blow up, but how about other popular handguns? Like a bererra 92 (will the slide eject into skull?). Or a cz75 (will the steel framed pistol hold up better?) Maybe make the fudds angry and blow up a 1911 (it survived 2 world wars, could it survive your buddies reloads?)
Maybe do all 3 in one episode lol
Also, I'd enjoy watching you setup an eggplant shooting gallery. I mean some 20+ eggplants getting popped off like ducks. Make for a fun western theme for in intro to blow up a 45lc / 45-70
And last thought as an intro, go through the woods hunting the invasive species. The species start out as innocent white egg like plants, but grow up and turn into purple monsters, that is eggplant
I got the same message That I won a gun. Did you receive anything?
@@mikelsworld74 scams. I don't even check them
Absolutely love the intros to your videos. It seems like they just keep getting better too….unlike one of my other favorite channels which I won’t name…Matt from demolition…🤣
But seriously, keep it up man
So, I am interested in the "overcharge" load you used to blow this thing up. What powder was used? I assuming something like Titegroup to actually get that kind of overcharge. As a reloader, this data would be interesting to know...was it a 2X charge, 3X charge, 4x charge(if even possible)?....details would be welcome. Thanks!
Hey did you really win the giveaway or was it a scam?
@@bamskyline its a scamm dont fall for them nobody gives away stuff on youtube comments
As it seems you guys are not going to get an official answer, if you care about the opinion of a random stranger who may be a fool that doesn't know what it's talking about or a seasoned reloader, I would bet on either titegroup or hp-38 compressed once before seating the bullet deeper until it meets resistance.
I do recommend clamping the hand down between the vice and skull. Make it normal pressures for an actual human grabbing onto it and it would show how much damage it actually could cause. But, also build the back wall higher cause who knows where that gun would launch to. Probably the Moon.
Definitely getting one of those shirts. Speaking of Scott's appreciation for large calibers, check out the freaking cannons attached to his shoulders! #WorkOutGoals
A shotgun, AR, or even a 1911 would be cool. And I saw this as someone outside the firearms community looking in, because I know there are probably tons of people handloading every sort of firearm, but I would also love to see a firearm that is commonly handloaded just to show what can go wrong if you mess up. Perhaps something black powder using smokeless powder. I know there are videos doing just that but would love to see Scott's take on it.
I was thinking something automatic such as an AR (or an AK)... Maybe a number of regular rounds, then the spicy one after half a dozen or so standard firings 🤔
Or , and I don't know exactly how it could even be done, but somehow if a cannon - as in a muzzle-loading actual cannon - could be involved in some way, that would surely be a fantastic bit of footage.
@@m.ag.nanimoussilver4781 worlds biggest pipe bomb
Very glad the skit went to feet lol never thought I would see Scott damage a 500
Lmfao! I bet you screen shot that foot too huh 🤣🤣🤣
Who in the hell would be giddy about feet. 🤣 oh yea you weirdos who have a foot fetish lol
Ya lol
I love the a-bomb that goes off whenever you close the action in these catastrophic failure videos. Makes me lol every time.
As someone from much further south than Kentucky, I was amazed to see that you could walk through the woods without running into 48 different spider webs
1:00 i would rather shoot Scooter
At that point, we just shoot them
Actually,
I bet Scooter has a wig.
That right there at 8:56 is what we call an Elmer Keith moment. Those of you who watch Forgotten Weapons should catch on to this one. I forget what kind of revolver Keith was using, but he tried to hot load it with the equivalent of .45cal. His gun went boom leaving only half the cylinder behind (plus the copper casing fused to one of the partial chambers) and the creation of a new caliber.
I'll tell ya what. When you were loading the spicy round and closed the cylinder and that big bomb went off.... I just about jumped off the couch🤣🤣🤣....I was concentrating so much on your actions with closing the cylinder that bomb scared the crap out of me😅.. That was great!!!!
You got me with the explosion after loading the spicy bullet..man i jump from my seat..it was good 😂
When u added the explosion effect I about had a heart attack 😂😂😂 I wasn't expecting that 😭🤣🤣🤣
We watch every show, sometimes more than once. You bring smiles while learning.
I am on my phone to let you know that we enjoy your show very much.
From Alaska😀
After seeing the test fire table, I had a thought. Get a large canvas and shoot paint containers off of it. Sell the paintings - either to fund the channel or charity auction.
Fun ideas just for the heck of it... Blow up smaller guns too (big boom is so 2021 ;) ), like 22lr and up to 9mm. Things that people will actually have and might manage get a squib load obstructing the barrel and then pull the trigger again. Maybe also most common carry guns.. will you still have a hand after a "squib" and a boom in your glock 19 etc?
That jumpscare explosion took years off my life lol
We’re all thinking it. I haven’t read all of these comments but I’m not the only one who’s thinking it. Episode 5 - “when elephant guns go boom” I load my own ammunition and I see the size of that brass Scott puts in those rifles. The .50 cals were epic, the elephant guns would be other worldly!
Are you serious?
That explosion when you clicked the cylinder in scared the poup out of me
You are going to give me a heart attack. Those booms when you are loading make me jump every time. I love your videos. I think you are a little crazy. I hope you have the best medical insurance on the planet.
Boom goes the PouPon!
Boom goes the Tomatoe Paste!
Boom goes the White Gravy!
Boom goes the 500 Magnum!
(6:52) that explosion actually got me
What is this about
Visiting Scott's range is like going to a Gwar concert - you might as well wear a white shirt and have fun with the aftermath
So, I was watching the video, seeing you blend all the poupon and gravy together. Adding layers of different color..
So I thought, maybe you should shoot cans of stuff with different colors, then keep the tables, labeling rounds/guns/products on a note on the side, used for the.. painting you've created 😅
This could be a new genre for abstract painting lol. Abstract Gun Painting or sth 😝
Next on Kentucky Ballistics...painting with Scott. Let's get a canvas and some various food and light up the canvas. Auction it up for charity.