GUN FAILS…
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2022
- In today’s video we have some fun with several different firearms and some Ballistic Dummy Lab body parts! I hope you enjoy the video and thanks for watching!
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Listen everyone. There is NOT a giveaway going on. You did NOT win anything. I hope you all enjoyed the video and thanks so much for watching! ❤️
Ok thanks !
Love your vids
Early squad
I hope I win a heart lol
Was sup
Great times hanging with you brother!! Turned out awesome!
Nice collab! Do more please. These are so much fun to watch.
Love your work, John! Blessings to you and yours.
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7:05 a butterfly lands on John.
Weak troll job. 3/10
@@tacticalhandyman710 He is a Disney Princess.
I damn near died of laughter when you screamed "I GOT NEW SLAP ROUNDS"
i lost it when John took off running screaming wrong guy ... 🤣🤣🤣
This needs to be pinned
Omg
Me too. I'd be running as well.
So did Scott last time he said that.
Seeing Scott's beefy tank of a dad jumping and dancing around like Scott to hype him up... is the most wholesome and goofy thing ever. 😂 Couldn't ask for a better cameraman/hype man! Keep up the great vids!
Holy crap Scott's dad is buff! When my mans isn't filming these videos for Scott he must just be in the gym getting swole 24/7. This video was excellent Scott. You've shown how guns, as fun as they are, aren't toys and deserve respect at all times. Hopefully people absorb the message so they can have an awesome (and safe) time while going out to the range.
its why the camera is so stable without any equipment.
@@HoundOfGod Ha! I can't even do that half the time! What a beast!
I love how Scott looks like he budded out of his dad. They're just two Kentucky buff bald guys who love guns. 😆😝
Fun fact Scott’s dad’s name is also Scott
This video should SERIOUSLY be shown in gun safety courses. No joke, this is really important information and it's presented in a funny, entertaining way that would appeal to pretty much anyone. For real, guys... Thanks for doing this. You may have saved some lives or at least some limbs with this one.
@@MultiCal the Garand Thumb 50ing the head sticks with me lol
I agree. It'd be like the Mythbusters video where they put a ballistics gel hand where a revolver's cylinder met the barrel and the escaping gas cut the thumb off. I'm glad I saw that one before I got a revolver.
@@DaveC2729 Right? I like how they also provided a bunch of anecdotes as well that really illustrate how easy it can be to accidentally blow a limb off or execute your buddy and how a little bit of training can potentially save lives. I loves my guns but they are NOT toys. As long as you know what you're doing, it can be about the most fun you'll ever have.
@@eamonia you got that right about guns not being toys, and if a person thinks they are toys they have absolutely no reason to own or handle a firearm. I love going hunting or going out to the range to do some plinking, and although I do not fear firearms, I do have a very healthy respect for them. But even so, there is always that thing that should be going on in the back of your mind that accidents could potentially happen and to be prepared if it does.
Maybe not the head though..
Probably one of my favorite intros Scott has done. Getting to see his dad jump around like a little kid was just awesome haha
It was kinda wholesome too
That's his dad? they look the same age
A wild Kentucky ballistics in his natural habitat
*HEY COME BACK!*
@@keiyoshi5232 exactly! Lol wholesome is a great word for that
Can never get tired of Scott's laughing 😂
Scott laughing at 17:23 is gold, I knew he wasn't going to warn John about the spray.
Thanks for showing this. Be careful everyone. I worked in EMS and as a RN in a Level 2 Trauma Center. I've seen all of these wounds. It only takes a careless second to change your life forever.
13:00 has to be talked about more often. One of my dads friends was hunting in Germany. He jumped a creek and his shotgun was loaded, he fell and the shotgun pointed at his head and went off. Yeah, you can imagine what happened.
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God….. Had a similar experience with a mosin. Jumped a small creek but slipped, the muzzle was dangerously close to my face and the butt hit a rock and discharged the rifle. Only thing that saved me was I didn’t chamber a round.
@@AK47avtomat Jesus Christ, well you got lucky. He didn't. The gasses would have still got you pretty good if it was that close to your face
I imagine he pulled out some duct tape and chewing gum from his backpack and patched himself up
That is heartbreaking :(
I was NOT expecting the spontaneous amputation of the leg with that kneecap shot with the 500. Dang!
The fact that his Dad is so into the goofiness at the beginning made my day
That was his _dad?_
Geeze. Is the fountain of youth hidden in Kentucky. I would have assumed it was a brother.
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Indeed. His dad is his cameraman, which is convenient as he is always there in case anything happens. This was revealed after the accident.
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Yeah, after "the incident" he credited his dad's quick reaction and law enforcement medical training for getting him to the hospital in time. Also, his own thumb.
@@DH-xw6jp Yeah, man. I only knew it my damn self from the video of the SLAP round fail.
@@DH-xw6jp There is a video of his dad shooting some nitro express. Scott is the small one compared to his dad. Dude is jacked.
Another valuable public safety announcement, keeping us safe from zombies, eggplants and nacho cheese. As well as keeping us safe from negligent firearm discharge, well done Scott, I salute you.
You forgot the WATERMELONS that Scott so graciously saves the earth from.
According to the pinned comment, he's also saving us from scammers.
I honestly never thought about the finger on a revolver. I was actually surprised it tore through like it did. I have both a mag fed pistol and a revolver so I will def be more aware when shooting to make sure no finger is sticking out
Hearing Scott laugh from 50 yards away made my day lmao
This was the best of both worlds Scott being Scott and John teaching. The funniest part was the opening. Really this was a true teaching video, it should be shown in every firearms training class. Well done gentlemen.
This video was actually really informative for people who might be just getting into shooting and it's even good for experienced shooters because it is a reminder how easy it is for an accident to happen. I know it is a fun video, but it's always good to just have a refresher on firearm safety. Thanks for another great video guys!!
All the silly and fun times are great, but it’s always important to remind us of the terrible potential. My steel plates are always set to the minimum plus 10% recommended. (I’m sure they have a 50% cushion but weird stuff happens). In the last few months two weeks apart I had my Buckmark and my Model 17 explode. Bad ammo is real and I lost my ejector from my Buckmark and got some very minor burns. The Model 17 caused a sympathetic detonation and I shot my crane on my revolver. Fortunately I followed all the rules of safety including ear and eye pro so I got no real injuries and my revolver is really designed to shoot .357 so the .22 lr did nothing to it. (The Model 17 is really a full sized S&W design they use for their 686 just with smaller holes for the ammo).
Wicked intro , Scott senior jumping around like a total muppet . PURE GENIUS!!!
MANY years ago my grandpa had a .22lr revolver go off while reholstering. Hit the top of his calf, traveled down about 5-6 inches then came out and landed in his boot. Nearly 50+ years later, I now own the revolver, the holster AND the round lol
Scott's dad is a champ! And a lifesaver. Cool to see him filming you, I'm sure that's exactly how it looks like normally 😂😂🤣🤣
I rented a .500 S&W Magnum at a local range once with some friends. The first thing the guy said before he even handed it over was, "Keep you fingers behind the front of the cylinder. We had a guy here blow his fingertip off a few years ago. And only load one at a time!"
Really liked the demo about the blast from revolvers showing importance of grip change. I’m sure there’s a bunch of striker fire guys and gals out there that opened their eyes to that one! I did for sure! Great times guys ! Great video ! Thanks 👍
I have always wondered what it would like to be an audience to your show during filming, and I was not disappointed. I love your energy and your dad looks like he's also having fun. It seem like every filming of an episode is a personal memorable experience best enjoyed in real time. Great video bro, keep it up!
Scott by himself is awesome. Scott with Jon heavenly happiness overload. You guys together look like your having too much fun.
Scott is the most badass and yet at the same time the sweetest & the most humble guy. My most favorite gun channel.
I forgot what I read it from but he encapsulates the “never a better friend, never a worse enemy” energy so well
Hey Scott, I was wondering if you could do a comparison between the 50 BMG and the 700 Nitro. Maybe like, get two zombie torsos and show the difference in what each round does to them. Maybe some other tests like which one has better penetration vs which one leaves the bigger would channel. You know, educational like XD
What you said about crossing a fence, I have a book on US paratrooper helmets from D-Day that shows a through and through of a 30-06 when exactly as you described, a guy was climbing over a low fence and his M1 slipped, the trigger caught, and fired. Poor bastard
We definitely know what happens when you have a hot round in a 50 cal. But seriously this is great information. I'm glad you guys took the time to demonstrate. And I'm even more grateful that Scott is still with us. Thank you for the crazy Kentucky cannons. Yall are awesome from the great state of Texas
My uncle, years ago, was hunting with a special needs kid (learning impaired) and the kid laid the rifle on the fence and it fell and went off. The round hit my uncle in the spine, and he has been permanently paralyzed since. Made it through a tour of Vietnam with no injury and came home to that.
Special forces
tell him i said thank you for your service
Wow. Sorry for your uncle
17:27 watching the shockwave roll up John's triceps was educational! Distracted me from the zombie head exploding.
One of my favs, seriously great safety tips but you and John are like Andy and Barney! Absolutely love it, you guys have got to do more vids together, serious, fun, friends and guns! More! Keep them it coming!!!!
I love the description of Scott and his dad making videos, They look like they have so much fun, love how u hang out with your dad.
Opening skit was comedy GOLD 🤣
9:35 "The Doctor said it was a 'Million Dollar Wound'... I didn't see a nickel of that money."
“Every dude in America just went Oof!” the most relatable quote ever
Great video Scott!! Thanks for the science and gun safety awareness brother!!
Could you imagine being chased through an open field in Kentucky by this guy?
And just imagine... Tactical T-Rex is out there too
It's way worse when it's hill people...
I can hear the banjos already.
HI JOHN!!! GIVE SCOTT A HUG!!😄
Reminds me of the Old Country...
"no he's not crazy, he's just a regular gun guy" I then knew exactly what was about to transpire 😂
I feel as though John is the peanut butter to Scott’s jam. Also, dad jokes are always cool. Great video! 😂🇺🇸
Two of my favorite gun guys on YT together ... too much fun!
Loved the intro, hilarious as most of them are. Not going to lie, I cringed but smiled when you said slap rounds. Keep being as safe as you are so we can all keep enjoying your incredible content!
That fact his Dad joined in made or ten times better
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Pa Scott is a national treasure. Check him out on Kentucky Kustoms if you haven't already!
These guntuber collaborations are probably some of my favorite videos to watch! Thank you for taking the time and money to get together and make these videos for our entertainment and education.
Send a direct message for inquiries & consultation✍️☝️🔝
Always great content but this was a lot of fun for sure.
Loved this collab guys. You guys rock! Great video!
“How convenient and you step way back. That’s how you lose a friend” 😂😂
Lol perfect duo 😂😂😂
That intro was a thing of beauty 👏
The best line "Hold on next we are using SLAP ROUNDS" Come back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This might be one of your most educational and informative videos I've seen. Also, the skits at the beginning of each video are great!
Safety lessons and violence, that's what I'm here for. I love that you're doing this, thank you for your service
I love this combo! What a fantastic pair of gentlemen. John is such a great guest to have, his goofiness fits unbelievably well and his ability to play the straight man is hilarious. He's also part of the reason I came back to my faith in Christ. Great video Scott!
Thats awesome to hear! John has a powerful testimony and walk with the Lord. Welcome home, from one prodigal to another
@@hemustincrease4485 Appreciate the kind words. Mr. Lovell really has quite the tale and is an excellent positive male role model in a time when they are sorely needed.
@@MegadethTillDeth I feel John and I may be cut from the same cloth...After a very rough childhood full of abuse and homelessness, I joined the military to make something of myself. After spending 9 years in the Army (w/o reenlisting- thats another story), I came back to my Lord Jesus during my second stint and was married. All along the way, I saw a lack of manliness and an utter dearth of even the knowledge of how to be a real man and it's been increasing at breakneck speed. Everywhere I looked, men were longing for true meaning, for leadership and to hear, "Its ok to be a man, in fact its in dire need." Since the Lord placed this burden on me, I started teaching a men's group that centers on biblical manhood and accountability and has impacted men from many different churches and areas thus far. Let me end by reminding you that I'm just a nobody, but the Lord put something on my heart and like a man does, I rejected passivity and did something about it. I encourage you to do the same, Brother. Shalom and Maranatha! Numbers 6:24-26
3:00 woah i thought a 5.56 would just poke a hole in a foot kinda straight through but that thing blew the bones out!!! insane!! Great video Scott
This video was great. Hilarity-wise and safety-wise! And John cracks me up! So this was definitely a great pair up!
Here in Australia, we’d call what Scotty did to John with the ol’ “here shoot this zombie at point blank”.. A classic stitch up. Hats off sir 👍🏻
Man, mad respect doing this type of videos picturing all those scenarios after what happened to you. Brave as hell!!! Keep it up. And awesome collab from John!!!
15:43 Nah, you can get a bone replacement, either a cadaver bone, 3d printed bone, or a titanium implant. Personally, I'd go for the 3d printed 1, they've gotten REALLY good, they can now even print bone structures, with slow release systems in place, so for the 3 months recovery period, it slowly releases HGH and antibiotics. They're also fully bio compatible, with a porous structure, technically stronger than bone and also allows for tissue to secure onto it. I think it's probably been the biggest medical breakthrough in recent history.
Scott's like that one friend you love hanging out with but your sensibility, or sensible friends, or jedi masters, tell you he's too dangerous to be left alive... or hang out with.
i'd suggest a retest with dummies with muscles, tendon, ligament analogs in them. they're not super strong but they're tough and tensile enough to potentially affect the results.
The skit in the beginning was one of the funniest I've seen this year so far
Intro was fantastic!!! Actually some really good tips for new and novice shooters who have not been trained or taught properly. All of the guntubers I watch are good about pointing out safety and still deliver entertaining and funny videos. Still waiting on Scott to move here to Texas where he belongs. Bring the family too, even keep the name. Just come on down.
Nice informative video. Really puts in perspective how important gun safety is. Could make a case for 22lr. Maybe?
Bro I’m sorry, I have to say this… Scott’s laugh in the faint background makes EVERYTHING funny af
Scott's definitely an expert in this field
Oh definitely, I feel I learn a lot watching about this and yeah it's sad what can happen when irresponsible. Not for kids, especially these huge or rapid fire guns they can't possibly control.
13:21 I remember that woman in king of the hill who shot herself climbing into a car or something.
Nice dad joke 😂
@@hunglikeahorse120 ha! Definitely one of the top ten experts in that particular field.
Muzzle awareness is the moral of the story here. Thanks Scott! You're content is always great. And "humerus" :)
Never mess with a man in a P T Cruiser, he's got nothing to loose.
IT'S WATERMELON TIME! 😂😂😂
I damn near pissed myself. That's gold!
Loved the video Scott, glad you showed what could happen if you hold a revolver the wrong way... New shooters might not realize it but you could lose a finger or two. Lots of pressure from the gap between the cylinder and bore.
Howdy Scott & John....funny as usual but seriously a good reason to treat all firearms as LOADED AT ALL TIMES! RESPECT BOTH WAYS IS A MUST. BE SAFE BROTHER(S)!
500 Mag, miss joke opportunity..."John what is your pridection?" John - in his best Mr. T voice - Pain!
I gotta say John handled that 500 like a champ!
When you put John up that close with the 500 I KNEW what was about to happen and I was dying laughing when it did..>LOL. Thanks, guys. Sometimes teaching with a little humor is a good thing when done by 2 great guys like you....don't tell Matt...lol
DAMN ! This video should be required viewing when people receive firearms training ! Real eye opener ! Love the K B channel ❤️ ! Have a great day Scott !
Scott holding 500 magnum: somebody who’s new to shooting, and doesn’t know how to handle a revolver of this size will just hand it to somebody and they’ll just let them shoot it.
John: I shoot a lot of the tactical stuff, but I have never shot a 500 magnum
Scott: I am so excited right now
all jokes aside I know john is well versed in gun safety I just couldn’t help myself because this gave me a good laugh. Love the videos scott as always
Two of my absolute favorite gun guys! Thanks you two!
Love seeing collabs like this!
more please. John , and Scott are a dynamic duo.
This video should be mandatory viewing for firearm safety courses
“ Hey I got some new slap rounds “
Quote of the year 😂
You got John Lovell as a special guest 🎊🎉 effin amazing. Thank you. WPS for life
Hey Scott! I really liked this video. It was funny but it also shows you how not to handle firearms. When I was in the 6th grade, a long time ago, a guy I went to school with decided to skip school with his best friend to go hunting. While getting everything ready, his friend handed him a loaded 12 gauge shotgun barrel first when it went off. He caught the blast point blank and it literally blew him into his clothes closet. He survived, but took many surgeries and skin graffs to repair all the damage. He was very lucky that day! Thank you so much Scott for showing us these videos because even though they're funny, they also teach us.
wait he took a 12 Guage point blank and SURVIVED?! 0-0
Guys I think terminators are real we need to run
In all seriousness that guy's guardian angel really had his work cut out for him and he is very lucky to be alive. Hopefully he learned his lesson on why you never stand on the boom boom end of a force multiplier
Man, you always deliver great videos!! When you lit up when he said, “I’ve never shot one of these.” It was great.
0:33 "Hey I got some new SLAP rounds" that had me dead
@7:16 perfect meme for Brandon Herra (AK Guy)
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I feel like there was a missed opportunity for John to make a joke about seeing what an over-pressure slap round would do, especially after the zombie head. All kidding aside. Love the video and both of your channels.
when i am out hunting, i use a custom made cover for the trigger that i have a version of for ALL of my guns. it makes it so that nothing can get inside the trigger area to be able to pull it as long as i carry it with that cover on, and it sits on TIGHT. i only take it off once i am positioned where i want to be for the hunt so that i do not missfire at any point on the trip or while moving from Point A to Point B. i am pretty sure you can buy them as well, but i made mine as i made little attachement points for them specifically on all of my guns.
The funniest part is Scotts dad jumping around the watermelon pieces.
The opening skit was too funny man. Seeing Scott and Scott’s dad jump around while exploding those watermelons was something else 😂
Was like mad cap. Like Spike Jones of something
So glad you and the WPS are collaborating! I love John and his company.
Awesome stuff Scott! Please keep up the good work!!
You guys ROCK!!!! THANK YOU for exemplifying the fun side of firearms!!!
The skits really are half of what makes this channel so great. They never fail to make me smile.
A friend of mine had a shotgun take a couple of his toes (he was a boy when it happened) off due to carelessness on a hunting trip.
Wasn't as bad as the 5.56 situation, but this video hits home.
BE CAREFUL WITH THEM!
Yknow I can't stay quiet. I gotta comment on the intro. Sure it's strange but it makes guns seem more family friendly. While they can be, idiots aren't. And I love that your such a family friendly channel. God bless you man.
@6:35 I personally know a guy who was shot very close to that angle with a Moisin-Nagant, from literally inches. Not by himself, but he was in stupid places with stupid people. It barely missed bone, but he still walks awkwardly. Safety first, people.
Love the dad jokes. Awesome collaboration guys! True science in the making.
God bless'em, two of the best guys on RUclips.
My father lost his best friend in the '80s on a hunting trip. His friend was out with his cousin and his cousin was moving a branch and a twig snagged the trigger causing the gun to go off hitting my father's friend in the back of the head. killed him instantly. super informative video man!
Man that's sad😭
Lesson to be learned there. Never sling with one in the chamber. If you're point while scouting, it stays in your hands, and your buddy shouldn't have one in the chamber. If you're heading to your stand, nothing in the chamber and rely on your sidearm.
I know a NC LEO who had an AD where a 45acp ricocheted off the pavement and back up into his goodies...to say he has never been the same is an understatement...
Scouts dad running around filming in the intro was priceless
What's scarier john running from something or Scott running at you with his watermelon time energy
having John was great!!! The dad jokes were great and another home run with your video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Scott, you need to do Kentucky Roulette with John! That'd be freaking hilarious!
A friend of mine was hunting with another guy back in the 80's. He had a old truck with a bench seat. The seat had a seat cover with a gun sleeve in the front of the bench. When they got done hunting the guy stuck his 12 gage still loaded with 3" slugs in the sleeve. The safety was ether on or disengaged when he put in in the sleeve. As my friend was driving, somehow the trigger was depressed and the shotgun went off. The slug hit his knee. Luckily he was literally one block away from the hospital. He now has a wooden leg. The moral of the story is, don't hurt with dummies.