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It is known as the femoral artery, if it is severed you will bleed out in 30 seconds or less. It runs from your thigh all the way down to your knee and then splits and travels down the calf muscle. (More or less) It is the absolute worst artery for you to have damaged in your body, mostly because of all the muscle tissue in your body that will naturally tighten up in order to try to restrict the blood flow thus keeping you and emergency personnel from reaching it and stopping it completely.
Hot rounds are rounds that have been loaded with more than their standard load of powder for some reason either an error at the factory or something. In any case they are a double edged sword in that they can increase your muzzle velocity hand help you shoot further provide more stopping power. But the trade off is they increase the chamber pressure in the gun and if a round is too hot the gun may explode.
I have heard that gunpowder over a long period of time can become unstable, so I guess it is possible that the bullet was so old that the gunpowder inside of it had become unstable and thus more powerful than it should have been?
Now you need to check out ballistic high speed and their RPG-7 exploding. He ended up at the same hospital as Scott. He's somehow more lucky to be alive.
Maybe, I've seen a few people say that it was a semi-disabled RPG aka it had its shaped charge removed and the only thing that actually exploded was the propellent, that said it did still kinda explode right next to him, couldn't have been pleasant.
@@QwertyBoredom122 that's correct. It was the propellant that failed. The rocket went off without a hitch. It appears to have exploded through the trigger assembly or the mill spot.
@@americansmarkthe part of the RPG that had been welded when it had been decommissioned failed first, letting out most of the pressure. If it hadn’t been for that weld failing, it would’ve been like a pipe bomb blowing up next to your face.
@@QwertyBoredom122 Ballistic High-Speed is the channel and they made a video them self with slo mo explaining exactly what happened as yes the round that blew was a inactive round thank god , the other rounds they shot on the same day was active
So! Just to put a tad bit more context to this video, Mark Serbu got one of the SLAP rounds from Scott and disassembled it to see what might have been wrong with the rounds. Mr. Serbu found that those SLAP rounds were indeed reloads, and instead of the appropriate, slower burning rifle powder, they were loaded with a mix of 'cooler' rifle and 'hotter' pistol powders.
@@HrLBolle it would explode. The american government had a operation during the vietnam war that basically dropped ammo tainted with tnt out in the jungle in unmarked boxes. The vietcong would pick up the ammo thinking it was a supply drop, use it, and blow their guns up.... same ammo made its way to the middle east btw overtime, looks identical to regular ammo and the boxes look like what they were getting from their allies.
And because of this incident, Scott became a memetic badass on the level of Chuck Norris. For example: "Scott once got hit with a .50 BMG bullet. After 4 hours of extreme agony, the bullet died."
10:42 it's actually worse than that. Mark later went back and properly ran the numbers, you'd need well over 250,000 PSI before those threads would fail like that
That kind of leads me to believe that while the round did go down range that it got caught in the barrel for just a moment which allowed the chamber pressure to skyrocket like that.
@@killman369547 At that level of pressure spike the bullet has barely left the cartridge case, if at all. The barrel isn't bulged or banana'd meaning there was no "obstruction" neither by the previous round's sabot nor the bullet being fired. It just flat out detonated, something I knew the moment I saw the video. Pretty much confirmed later when he repeated it with another Serbu and a known over-pressured round, which exploded almost identically.
If I recall correctly, the best guess of what went wrong was that the round was actually a reload and was repackaged to look like brand new, with either too much powder or a different kind of powder that burned hotter. Suffice to say Scott is one lucky SOB. SLAP refers to Saboted Light Armor Penetrator. They are meant for punching through armor, hence the hydrant test.
After this, a bunch of GunTubers made videos for several weeks pretending to be him while he recovered, and they were posted on his channel to keep his engagement up.
@@DarkKatzy013 What negative? I'm talking about his friends coming together to help, when otherwise he'd be in a deep trough trying to recover his Channel's following.
@@DarkKatzy013I think what he means is that if you look at KB’s videos guys like Donut, Demo, and Brandon all made videos for Scott but in the videos they pretended to be Scott. Nothing negative about it.
Not just an eye... the fragments could easily have killed him by going through the eye socket and into the soft stuff inside. When the other rounds in the box were inspected, they could see that at one point or another someone had mixed in pistol powder, which is designed to explode faster so the bullet gets more power before leaving a shorter barrel. In this case, it just made a very nice rifle into a pipe bomb.
They found powder that's used for pistols in 1 of the rounds, so someone reloaded it with the wrong powder and probably too much. That builds up way too much pressure for the firearm to handle and it inevitably fails in some capacity, in this case, it exploded in Scott's face. Also, those are military surplus SLAP rounds, which aren't made anymore, and what's left in circulation are very expensive and old. Plus there are dangerous reloads, and fakes out there.
Scot made a video series because of that explosion, and the concept is to intentionally put rounds that will 100% explode the gun and he films the consequences including a balistic gel torso including head and hand. He really doesn’t want anyone to experience the same thing he went through
He did a follow-up video to this one basically seeing if the rounds were indeed what caused it to blow up and try to get one to explode in the same way.
Kentucky ballistics has a whole series based from this incident where he intentionally causes firearm failures just to see what and how it happens with different weapons. He did another video where he fired all the other rounds from the same batch of the one that exploded none were as hot but several were close but all of them had been tampered with some how more than likely someone made counterfeit rounds and he unfortunately wound up with them. If im correct serbu sent him a new rifle just like the exploded one and scott used a special super hot round and in my opinion it was still slightly less because it only bent the barrel retainers rather than breaking them off like the one that wound up in scotts lung but otherwise the rifle failed almost identical to the first and the chamber pressures were alot more that they though at first.
Scott sent the RN-50 back to Serbu, and he went over it personally. The conclusion was that this round was loaded with pistol powder, not rifle powder. Rifle powders burn more slowly, because the long barrel allows for a longer "push". This was basically a bomb waiting to explode in any 50 BMG. Really bad handloading was the culprit.
Scott made one minor error while talking about his injuries. It's not the Vein that supplies oxygenated blood to the brain, but the Artery. Arteries supply oxygenated blood to wherever it's needed, while the veins transport the de-oxygenated blood back to the heart to be re-oxygenated. Also, an artery contains muscle tissue, so in the event of a minor injury to an artery, the artery can close itself off to mitigate the loss of blood. A vein does not contain muscle fibers and thus, a lacerated vein cannot close itself off to mitigate loss of blood. So in that regard, a lacerated vein can actually be worse than an artery (though naturally this depends on the specific case in question and just how severe the damage is). This also means that there was actually no risk of Scott suffering a stroke once they stopped blocking off his lacerated Vein, since it transported blood _away_ from the brain rather than _to_ it. Regardless, Scott is incredibly lucky to be alive, as by all rights he _should_ have died. He clearly had some guardian angels watching over him that day. And I'm pretty sure (though I'm only guessing here) that he didn't want his kids to see him before he went into surgery so that they didn't have to see just how messed up and how badly injured he really was, just in case it wound up being the last time they ever got to see him alive. He probably wanted to make sure that their last memory of their father would be of him perfectly healthy, rather than him looking like he'd just stumbled out of a horror movie. He likely didn't want to scare them anymore than they already would have been.
Mark serbu, the creator of the rn 50, made a reaction to this and even had the exact gun sent in to review, it really is a freak accident, if you haven't seen it i highly recommend
Luck is a double edged sword, it can be with you and against you in the same instant, having something like this explode in your face is horrific but surviving it is just as incredible, even if his safety glasses were almost not sufficient to save his eye it still managed to do it's job. I'd probably have those mounted on a placard with the rifle as a reminder of why you need good safety equipment
Veins can be way more dangerous than arteries. the reason being is that arteries regulate blood flow by constricting. so they basically squirt blood once they're severed but the they constrict and steam the loss of blood. Veins on the other hand regulate blood flow using valves so even though they are low pressure the wont stop bleeding without outside pressure being applied to them.
I know lying might be an avenue to helping but yeah if lying involves telling someone that their likely-fatal injury is fine then that also means that they shouldn't do a lot to stop it like in Kentucky's perspective why shove your thumb in there to halt the bleeding as much as possible if it's "fine"? (Edit) Yeah AFTER the doctors save you I can feel like resting on the hospital bed is now a good time to lie save for when the doctor has to tell what happened to you so maybe lie in a joking manner like "flesh wound".
Yeah, if he fell asleep, he wouldn't have woken up again. Those kinds of injuries will take you down in a matter of a minute, maybe less, depending on the situation. Him keeping pressure was the only think that kept him alive. That and having his dad nearby to drive him, because even if he kept the pressure, he wouldn't be able to do much to keep himself alive for long enough to get an ambulance out there. Also yes, Dr. Pepper or you may as well just kill me. If it has to be another soda, I can hack it, but if the Dr. is an option and I don't get it, someone is gonna have a bad day.
When police have to make the judgement call. Like if someone is pretending to grab for something or get into a shooting stance where officers can't tell if there is a firearm they would be justified in shooting the person possible. Most of the time it will be ruled lawful. We call that awful but lawful
Also these slap rounds arent made anymore, those things were from the 60s, and around that time the US was doing testing with sabotage rounds that were designed to destroy enemy firearms, and they would distribute these rounds to hostile nations
I had a thought, a lot of gun owners, especially rare gun owners would say that getting the original ammo that was used with the gun or getting old ammo itself is rare and expensive, but wouldn't you be able to take a single bullet, take it apart and make molds of the casing and tip? I feel like if you have a single bullet, you can copy the mold of the bullet and make new bullets of that exact type.
If you thought this was crazy I suggest also taking a look at the guy who had an rpg explode next to his head. This and that video are really educational and shed quite a bit of light on many things. It's wonderful both people managed to survive.
So it seems like the Ammo was tempered with. Instead of Rifle Powder they used Gun Powder wich burns up way faster and causing 400.000 lbs of pressure instead of 55.000 lbs
17:30 If i remember how Donut Operator put it "theres a lot of bleedy stuff there. You get shot in the leg you could be bleeding out and dead before you can say 'i thought it was a prop gun'" Edit: yea fuck you youtube. Wait i mean twitch
I don't think safety glasses would have saved them maybe he should have wear a bulletproof mask a bulletproof helmet air Pro a military grade and bulletproof goggles yeah that would have saved him
I'm not going to give in to Rave's hatred of twitch, we love you over here twitch chat... you know being on both ends this comes off as a little self indulgent... Whelp love thy self and love thy neighbor
so why make a react vid on someone else's content...its legit his full video and you don't even add anything. you know people just see this giving you viewer content and wont go watch his channel cuz you legit just shown everyone his full vid.
18:12 you'll survive the shootout but you'll be dead before you reach the hospital. Never get shot near your legs, neck, and pelvis. Lots of blood flows through there.
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Bloopers at the end lol
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It is known as the femoral artery, if it is severed you will bleed out in 30 seconds or less.
It runs from your thigh all the way down to your knee and then splits and travels down the calf muscle. (More or less)
It is the absolute worst artery for you to have damaged in your body, mostly because of all the muscle tissue in your body that will naturally tighten up in order to try to restrict the blood flow thus keeping you and emergency personnel from reaching it and stopping it completely.
Hot rounds are rounds that have been loaded with more than their standard load of powder for some reason either an error at the factory or something. In any case they are a double edged sword in that they can increase your muzzle velocity hand help you shoot further provide more stopping power. But the trade off is they increase the chamber pressure in the gun and if a round is too hot the gun may explode.
I have heard that gunpowder over a long period of time can become unstable, so I guess it is possible that the bullet was so old that the gunpowder inside of it had become unstable and thus more powerful than it should have been?
He recreated his accident with a Jelly torso he discovered another bad round in the same package that caused his accident
@@Crazycoyote-we7ey WOW, not sure about the rest of you but I would have sued. (Unless they literally sold them saying quality not guaranteed).
Now you need to check out ballistic high speed and their RPG-7 exploding. He ended up at the same hospital as Scott. He's somehow more lucky to be alive.
This!
Maybe, I've seen a few people say that it was a semi-disabled RPG aka it had its shaped charge removed and the only thing that actually exploded was the propellent, that said it did still kinda explode right next to him, couldn't have been pleasant.
@@QwertyBoredom122 that's correct. It was the propellant that failed. The rocket went off without a hitch. It appears to have exploded through the trigger assembly or the mill spot.
@@americansmarkthe part of the RPG that had been welded when it had been decommissioned failed first, letting out most of the pressure. If it hadn’t been for that weld failing, it would’ve been like a pipe bomb blowing up next to your face.
@@QwertyBoredom122 Ballistic High-Speed is the channel and they made a video them self with slo mo explaining exactly what happened as yes the round that blew was a inactive round thank god , the other rounds they shot on the same day was active
So! Just to put a tad bit more context to this video, Mark Serbu got one of the SLAP rounds from Scott and disassembled it to see what might have been wrong with the rounds. Mr. Serbu found that those SLAP rounds were indeed reloads, and instead of the appropriate, slower burning rifle powder, they were loaded with a mix of 'cooler' rifle and 'hotter' pistol powders.
... yep, that would do it...
What the hell!?
not a gun person;
but Sheeeesh, i think we should be glad the load was not something like on a TNT base for burn speed …
@@HrLBolle it would explode. The american government had a operation during the vietnam war that basically dropped ammo tainted with tnt out in the jungle in unmarked boxes. The vietcong would pick up the ammo thinking it was a supply drop, use it, and blow their guns up.... same ammo made its way to the middle east btw overtime, looks identical to regular ammo and the boxes look like what they were getting from their allies.
@@reaperaf9511 this definitively belongs to the darker history
And because of this incident, Scott became a memetic badass on the level of Chuck Norris.
For example: "Scott once got hit with a .50 BMG bullet. After 4 hours of extreme agony, the bullet died."
After 8 days of intensive surgery, the bullet unfortunately passed away.
10:42 it's actually worse than that. Mark later went back and properly ran the numbers, you'd need well over 250,000 PSI before those threads would fail like that
That kind of leads me to believe that while the round did go down range that it got caught in the barrel for just a moment which allowed the chamber pressure to skyrocket like that.
@@killman369547mark also disassembled on off those slap rounds, it had pistol powder mixed with rifle. That’s not great.
@@evandotson6975 No wonder all of them were overpressurized when Scott fired them all off later.
@@killman369547 At that level of pressure spike the bullet has barely left the cartridge case, if at all. The barrel isn't bulged or banana'd meaning there was no "obstruction" neither by the previous round's sabot nor the bullet being fired. It just flat out detonated, something I knew the moment I saw the video. Pretty much confirmed later when he repeated it with another Serbu and a known over-pressured round, which exploded almost identically.
If I recall correctly, the best guess of what went wrong was that the round was actually a reload and was repackaged to look like brand new, with either too much powder or a different kind of powder that burned hotter. Suffice to say Scott is one lucky SOB.
SLAP refers to Saboted Light Armor Penetrator. They are meant for punching through armor, hence the hydrant test.
reloads with pistol powder is what Mark Serbu suspects.
And there is stories that these kinds of things were done to rounds in Vietnam to booby trap them for vietcong who steal them
@@wintertrooper7918 project eldest son, but I'm pretty sure they added actual explosive compound to those
It was loaded with a mix of pistol powder and the bullet pressure came out to 250k psi according to the creater of the rn50 after testing
After this, a bunch of GunTubers made videos for several weeks pretending to be him while he recovered, and they were posted on his channel to keep his engagement up.
They did that willing and there was no pretending about it. THEY WHERE DOING A GOOD THING. Why so negative with all this false stuff??
@@DarkKatzy013 What negative? I'm talking about his friends coming together to help, when otherwise he'd be in a deep trough trying to recover his Channel's following.
@@DarkKatzy013I think you need to take a class on tone in conversations
@@citymorgue8462 aww really don't care that's kind of a y'all problem I could honestly care less. 🤣😘
@@DarkKatzy013I think what he means is that if you look at KB’s videos guys like Donut, Demo, and Brandon all made videos for Scott but in the videos they pretended to be Scott. Nothing negative about it.
Not just an eye... the fragments could easily have killed him by going through the eye socket and into the soft stuff inside. When the other rounds in the box were inspected, they could see that at one point or another someone had mixed in pistol powder, which is designed to explode faster so the bullet gets more power before leaving a shorter barrel. In this case, it just made a very nice rifle into a pipe bomb.
They found powder that's used for pistols in 1 of the rounds, so someone reloaded it with the wrong powder and probably too much. That builds up way too much pressure for the firearm to handle and it inevitably fails in some capacity, in this case, it exploded in Scott's face. Also, those are military surplus SLAP rounds, which aren't made anymore, and what's left in circulation are very expensive and old. Plus there are dangerous reloads, and fakes out there.
Aye. The only possible way to trust a SLAP round now is if you handload it yourself strictly according to the design specs.
Scot made a video series because of that explosion, and the concept is to intentionally put rounds that will 100% explode the gun and he films the consequences including a balistic gel torso including head and hand. He really doesn’t want anyone to experience the same thing he went through
And on that note, kudos to Kel-Tec. Theirs is the only rifle that didn't endanger the shooter's head.
Name of this series?
@@eur0be4t3r When Guns Go Boom.
@25:35 That's the pose of "I lived, bitches!"
Scary scary stuff as a former Corpsman and a civ EMT this is some scary stuff. Thank the gods Scott is well now.
Yep. A medic did a breakdown of the injuries and man is the internal damage even more grisly than it seems at first.
He did a follow-up video to this one basically seeing if the rounds were indeed what caused it to blow up and try to get one to explode in the same way.
Kentucky ballistics has a whole series based from this incident where he intentionally causes firearm failures just to see what and how it happens with different weapons. He did another video where he fired all the other rounds from the same batch of the one that exploded none were as hot but several were close but all of them had been tampered with some how more than likely someone made counterfeit rounds and he unfortunately wound up with them. If im correct serbu sent him a new rifle just like the exploded one and scott used a special super hot round and in my opinion it was still slightly less because it only bent the barrel retainers rather than breaking them off like the one that wound up in scotts lung but otherwise the rifle failed almost identical to the first and the chamber pressures were alot more that they though at first.
Very nearly 5 times as powerful as the armor piercing round was rated for... and double the max survivable pressure from the gun.
Scott sent the RN-50 back to Serbu, and he went over it personally. The conclusion was that this round was loaded with pistol powder, not rifle powder. Rifle powders burn more slowly, because the long barrel allows for a longer "push". This was basically a bomb waiting to explode in any 50 BMG.
Really bad handloading was the culprit.
That had to be traumatic for his dad as well. To see your son get injured that badly and possibly died right in front of you
“Laceration accross my drug dealer” 😂
That was interesting, glad he’s alive.
Also, heck you, twitch chat >:3
Twitch vs youtube
YOOO I remember seeing your lil ghost dude on the vtube subreddit, nice he's still there as a lil buddy on your chest
that was me!!!! yeah he is still around and always will be :D
He did a follow-up video to try and recreate the rifle explosion, this time from safely behind a barricade.
And while none of the other rounds were _this_ explosive, they were all universally hotter than they should have.
Couldn't have happened to a nicer more wholesome dude. Being built like a brick shit house has to have helped.
Scott made one minor error while talking about his injuries. It's not the Vein that supplies oxygenated blood to the brain, but the Artery. Arteries supply oxygenated blood to wherever it's needed, while the veins transport the de-oxygenated blood back to the heart to be re-oxygenated. Also, an artery contains muscle tissue, so in the event of a minor injury to an artery, the artery can close itself off to mitigate the loss of blood. A vein does not contain muscle fibers and thus, a lacerated vein cannot close itself off to mitigate loss of blood. So in that regard, a lacerated vein can actually be worse than an artery (though naturally this depends on the specific case in question and just how severe the damage is). This also means that there was actually no risk of Scott suffering a stroke once they stopped blocking off his lacerated Vein, since it transported blood _away_ from the brain rather than _to_ it.
Regardless, Scott is incredibly lucky to be alive, as by all rights he _should_ have died. He clearly had some guardian angels watching over him that day.
And I'm pretty sure (though I'm only guessing here) that he didn't want his kids to see him before he went into surgery so that they didn't have to see just how messed up and how badly injured he really was, just in case it wound up being the last time they ever got to see him alive. He probably wanted to make sure that their last memory of their father would be of him perfectly healthy, rather than him looking like he'd just stumbled out of a horror movie. He likely didn't want to scare them anymore than they already would have been.
You are absolutely right, though with enough bloodloss the difference becomes negligible, and is extremely scary either way
He survived because he put a thumb in it lol
And his father's quick response
I shouldn't be laughing but the way your character looks at the screeen and seeing how Scoot's hat just flew off made me lol
i am here to entertain so glad it was fun haha
The fact that all of this happened the day after my birthday makes me soo sad cause april is such a bad month for random freak accidents
Mark serbu, the creator of the rn 50, made a reaction to this and even had the exact gun sent in to review, it really is a freak accident, if you haven't seen it i highly recommend
Luck is a double edged sword, it can be with you and against you in the same instant, having something like this explode in your face is horrific but surviving it is just as incredible, even if his safety glasses were almost not sufficient to save his eye it still managed to do it's job.
I'd probably have those mounted on a placard with the rifle as a reminder of why you need good safety equipment
It's like the oops all crunchberries,
But it's oops all neckwounds.
Scott also has a series called guns go boom. In it he recreates this accident.
Veins can be way more dangerous than arteries. the reason being is that arteries regulate blood flow by constricting. so they basically squirt blood once they're severed but the they constrict and steam the loss of blood. Veins on the other hand regulate blood flow using valves so even though they are low pressure the wont stop bleeding without outside pressure being applied to them.
He did get a little shy of big guns.
I know lying might be an avenue to helping but yeah if lying involves telling someone that their likely-fatal injury is fine then that also means that they shouldn't do a lot to stop it like in Kentucky's perspective why shove your thumb in there to halt the bleeding as much as possible if it's "fine"?
(Edit) Yeah AFTER the doctors save you I can feel like resting on the hospital bed is now a good time to lie save for when the doctor has to tell what happened to you so maybe lie in a joking manner like "flesh wound".
Yeah, if he fell asleep, he wouldn't have woken up again. Those kinds of injuries will take you down in a matter of a minute, maybe less, depending on the situation. Him keeping pressure was the only think that kept him alive. That and having his dad nearby to drive him, because even if he kept the pressure, he wouldn't be able to do much to keep himself alive for long enough to get an ambulance out there.
Also yes, Dr. Pepper or you may as well just kill me. If it has to be another soda, I can hack it, but if the Dr. is an option and I don't get it, someone is gonna have a bad day.
For the Twitchy Bits out there, in order for you to insult me, I would first have to respect your opinion...Have a nice day.
Lmao you tell them!
The youtube vs twitch war!
When police have to make the judgement call. Like if someone is pretending to grab for something or get into a shooting stance where officers can't tell if there is a firearm they would be justified in shooting the person possible. Most of the time it will be ruled lawful. We call that awful but lawful
Or lawful evil, for D&D players.
@@SaganTheKhajiit Nah protecting your own life when you're in a high stress situation is never evil.
@@QwertyBoredom122 D&D alignments relate to action, not character or morals. So like you can make an evil action for a very good reason.
While Scott wasn't making videos, some friends of the channel took over. Highly recommend you find and watch them. They're great.
The last SLAP round said: "I'M ABOUT TO LIGHT SHIT UP SEÑOR!"
Also these slap rounds arent made anymore, those things were from the 60s, and around that time the US was doing testing with sabotage rounds that were designed to destroy enemy firearms, and they would distribute these rounds to hostile nations
I had a thought, a lot of gun owners, especially rare gun owners would say that getting the original ammo that was used with the gun or getting old ammo itself is rare and expensive, but wouldn't you be able to take a single bullet, take it apart and make molds of the casing and tip? I feel like if you have a single bullet, you can copy the mold of the bullet and make new bullets of that exact type.
The glasses didn't really do much at all since the force ignored it
If you thought this was crazy I suggest also taking a look at the guy who had an rpg explode next to his head. This and that video are really educational and shed quite a bit of light on many things. It's wonderful both people managed to survive.
14:25 I have a twin brother and I do this all the time.
I used to drink a two-liter of Dr. Pepper every day.
So it seems like the Ammo was tempered with. Instead of Rifle Powder they used Gun Powder wich burns up way faster and causing 400.000 lbs of pressure instead of 55.000 lbs
Sean Taylor got shot in the leg and that is how he passed away.
A hot round is one overfilled with gun powder
Outstanding video Rave 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
I'm a former firefighter and EMT-B
Thank ya!
And thank you for the service you provide as an EMT and Firefighter!
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No problem and if you have any questions please let me know ok
just stick a thumb in it
-Kentucky ballistics
17:30 If i remember how Donut Operator put it "theres a lot of bleedy stuff there. You get shot in the leg you could be bleeding out and dead before you can say 'i thought it was a prop gun'"
Edit: yea fuck you youtube. Wait i mean twitch
ItSzA SpIcY MeAtAbAlL
Just seeing him firing a weapon after such a traumatic experience just warms the heart.
As he says ride the lightning
I would have had a Dr. Pepper too, its my go-to soda.
Slap rounds havent been made for decades
2 cans of dr. pepper a day for a year? shit i probably drink a couple cans of mountain dew a day and i've been going for years now
My mom is the person who brought him in to the hospital from his truck
Hot over powdered
Imagine being a med student or fresh graduate and this is the first case you work on
Rave, I'm a twin you'll never make it to college without you twin cus you be together forever
Before a year ago i also would have asked for a DrPepper, since ive stopped drinking caffeine, i would have asked for a root beer.
He had worse than a concussion. He had /has a TBI. He's wrong about the jugular. It carries blood away from the brain.
I will not tell twitch chat to fuck off. >:( Keep supporting ya boy twitch chat.
Femoral artery?
Should watch the bulletproof underwear video he did sometime
First
dang you beat me even lol
I don't think safety glasses would have saved them maybe he should have wear a bulletproof mask a bulletproof helmet air Pro a military grade and bulletproof goggles yeah that would have saved him
Nah,do you think Scott knows it? He's experienced with this rifle for long time
I'm not going to give in to Rave's hatred of twitch, we love you over here twitch chat... you know being on both ends this comes off as a little self indulgent... Whelp love thy self and love thy neighbor
so why make a react vid on someone else's content...its legit his full video and you don't even add anything. you know people just see this giving you viewer content and wont go watch his channel cuz you legit just shown everyone his full vid.
Twitch is not worth the effort. Real men don’t have time for watch schedules.
Automation makes more mistakes than human workers do.
This was not an automation error. Someone reloaded the SLAP rounds with the wrong kind of powder.
@lucario774pika Yes, but I was responding to his statement about automation not making such a mistake.
18:12 you'll survive the shootout but you'll be dead before you reach the hospital. Never get shot near your legs, neck, and pelvis. Lots of blood flows through there.