THIS GUN IS MASSIVE AND THE DAMAGE?! Discovering Kentucky Ballistics React
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To be clear, these things were used for hunting *flocks* of ducks.
This is very true, and if not for being used in basically dinghies this ridiculous firearm would never have been made.
Yup. One whole flock per shot.
Thanks for clarifying. I was wondering where in the world they had ducks the size of Godzilla and why there weren't more pictures of them.
That's the *commercial* part in "commercial duck hunting"
From a dang row boat XD
"It's for shooting ducks. Vast numbers of ducks."
-Hiram Gummer
I'm glad someone remembered that reference
@@brothersgt.grauwolff6716 Hell yeah lol, I love those movies
Except Shrieker Island
"Ya Missed! With a Canon!"
This gun ended up being made illegal to hunt with, because it worked too well. As another commentor pointed out, it took out whole flocks of ducks and geese. Once populations showed a HUGE decline the government stepped in.
In italy was because your motivation + collateral damages due to range 😅 killing someone at 3km for accident....was not good at all 😂
So it was an example of too OP irl
Kentucky Ballistics is my favourite guntuber. Scott’s enthusiasm and energy is contagious. He even makes the sponsored segments entertaining imo
My favourite is Ian "Gun Jesus" McCullom. I just love learning stuff about guns and how they work.
He just seems like such a happy dude, I bet he'd be fun to have a beer with
He did a video about his "accident" it is way worth a look. Like, respect to this man for doing what he does after he did what he did.
Oh damn, I'll check it out, thanks!
@@pawsvtuber After this "accident" he got a new slogan "Just put a thumb in it"
@@pakboris2268and sold a ton of merch after
ya slap rounds
@@calnichols1224 SLAP yo mamma, his mamma, my mamma, they slapped everyone's mamma and almost induced forever nap.
It was used for COMMERCIAL duck hunting. The whole idea was to take as many ducks as possible with one shot.
It was made for "commercial" duck hunting, or high quantity hunting to keep up with demand back in the day. The practice has pretty much died out since then. Also, I appreciated the "that's what she said" 😂
The practice was outlawed due to over hunting
@@LF-yu5ev yup!
If you're wondering what Scott meant by "reasons" at 6:09 and why he showed his neck, its because he had a near fatal accident three years ago.
Simply put, Scott was filming a video with .50 cal bullets that were (unknown to him at the time) tampered, and the rifle he was shooting blew up in his face. Amongst other severe injuries, his jugular was severed and was losing a lot of fluid.
But by willpower and help from his entire family, Scott had a successful operation and made a full physical recovery.
There's a video where he talks about the whole thing, very little graphic imagery, on his channel.
Yowza
Stick a thumb in it™️
I could shoulder this thing too….but only once before losing my arm
LMAO
I'm sure you could keep the arm...now digging yourself out of the fissure in the ground it pushes you into...that's another story...
To answer your question, shotguns are fired from the shoulder and fire many pellets. Cannons are usually mounted on a carriage, as they are too large to be fired from the shoulder. The Punt Gun definitely blurs the line between Cannon and Shotgun.
Also, cannons can fire many pellets like a shotgun, but these have different names: from Grapeshot to Flechettes.
Thank you!
If looking up the definitions, especially the old definitions: Cannons are the overall category of weapon and gun, howitzer, and mortar are the common sub-category. All guns are a type of cannon as they are meant to fire in a relatively flat trajectory directly at a target from the side. Whereas howitzers or mortars are low velocity cannons designed to fire at an arc and impact from the top.
The definition has just become muddled over the years of misuse. Doesn't really have anything to do with size of the weapon since even a .22 or a bb gun would be categorized as a cannon under the definition.
20mm is the transition point in my opinion. It is prety much the largest full power caliber which comes in a gun that can still be carried by one guy and is not a 1off build or somthing similar.
@@Manuelslayor I think 20mm is a good starting point for the smallest modern cannon-sized round. Although, I think an argument can be made for the 14.5mm round the Russian KPV uses to be considered a cannon round.
@@pawsvtuberIt sounds better when you say you are hunting ducks with an oversized shotgun rather than a small cannon.
Geneva doesn't need to know the difference between Fury and a cannon when you're having fun
it isn't called the Geneva Guidelines for nothing
@@brothersgt.grauwolff6716 you mean the "Geneva Bucket List"?
@@brothersgt.grauwolff6716 They're called the Geneva Suggestions. But I've never been one to listen to unsolicited* opinion much.
Wax slugs are typically where you take bird shot or buck shot and cast it in candle wax. When the wax hardens it holds the pellets together as if it's a slug and upon impact with the target the wax breaks up and allows the pellets to spread and distribute the energy.
Thank you for this! That's fascinating (and also sounds deadlier, damn)
@@pawsvtuber You're welcome. Punt gun is going to be pretty deadly no matter what round you use, but it's more relevant with regular 12 or 20 gauge shotguns that would be more practical for self defense uses since you typically don't want to use actual slugs most of the time. I'm not sure about more deadly, but a lot of times it's described as stopping power.
Slugs are good for punching holes into things, but for defense purposes, a shotgun slug will most likely overpenetrate, not dump enough of the energy into the target, potentially not cause enough damage to stop the target depending on where you hit, travel through a couple walls and travel through a neighbor or two before stopping. Using shot distributes the energy out more evenly and the wax just prevents spread until impact. Slugs are more ideal for armored targets since the armor distributes the energy in hopes to prevent penetration. Even if a shotgun slug doesn't penetrate the armor, it'll leave a very painful bulge in the armor and feel like you got kicked in the chest by a horse.
That's not to say that slugs are ineffective against unarmored targets. It's just more efficient with shot.
taofledermaus on RUclips has quite a few videos on wax slugs, but I suggest watching their "Shotgun Wax Slugs' Physics Explained - Reverse Granular Impacts" video to understand how it works.
Another thing to note is that wax slugs aren't really needed most of the time unless shooting medium-long range. Shot does spread, but not nearly as much as what is depicted in games, movies, TV, and especially many anime. As you could see; even the punt gun in this video didn't hardly spread at all at the ranges shown, but it would spread out significantly enough by the time it reached some ducks in the sky.
@@pawsvtuber They originated in the Great Depression, where full-size slugs could be too expensive to buy. Encasing lots of smaller, cheaper pieces of metal in wax meant that you got most of the performance for a significant reduction in cost.
The really absurd bit is that the boats used,punts, are small rowed boats that look like the bastard love child of a dinghy and a canoe.
To hunt ducks with the punt gun
The ducks would be still on the water instead of flying
Punt gunners would rake in over 800 dollars a day for hunting ducks
And this was back in the day when 10 bucks was three weeks worth of groceries.
@@MachineMan-mj4gj and the 99cents store was where the rich folks shopped at
800 dollars a day, in the 19th century?! Good god! 🤯
Bear in mind Fury is a _small_ punt gun, being only a 1-gauge with a ~1.7-inch bore. The largest, Irish Tom, was a 4-inch bore (AA gauge), with the gun being 14 feet long and weighing 300 pounds. It has a screw-threaded breech like an artillery gun.
Fury is legal because it's a muzzle-loading black-powder weapon and so can't be classified as a Destructive Device (more than half-inch bore), while Irish Tom used breechloaded cartridges.
So are you saying I can make a punt gun out of say an Abrams cannon if I keep it muzzleloader?
@hughshax5903
Yep, US law says muzzleloaded black-powder weapons are unregulated "antiques" (even if they're new) and not classified as firearms unless they can also fire "fixed ammunition" (cartridges). You can even own one if you're otherwise disqualified from owning a gun. The only regulation of black powder is you need an explosives license to own more than 50 pounds of it.
@@CruelestChris god bless America
The punt gun is banned from sports hunting all over the world
Why
It made about 16 species of birds on the Extinction list from 1700 to 1900n
Oh damn 😵
@@pawsvtuber the puny gun like he said was used on a boat
Basically a water level canoe the boat would take all the Recoil
Now punt gunners had to travel two to four miles on the water to get to where all the ducks would be on the water the punt gunners would line the boat up with the mass group of birds if they missed it would be a very long trip back to reload it
or atleast heavy regulated!
@pawsvtuber now anyone can own one because
One Atf classifies it as a antique historical firearm that uses blackpowder so its not a threat
You can shoot it but not for hunting
Just for recreational proposes only
Bit ches Love Cannons ~Alucard Hellsing Abridged
Birches might not love Cannons KEKW
There are several videos with the Punt Gun, all of which are certainly worth watching, but my personal favorite is the one in which he shoots Ballistic Gel torsos with it. It's mind-boggling. Also a good idea to watch "My .50 Cal Exploded" from him, in which he covers an accident that nearly ended his life a little over 3 years ago.
The engine and the wheels are the only parts of a car/truck that have enough metal to stop bullets/shrapnel.
Shotgun spreads greatly depend on the length of the barrel (longer = less spread). An 18 inch 12 gauge barrel spreads about 1 inch per yard traveled. That 6 foot barrel will have much less spread.
Engine, transmission and brake discs, to be absolutely specific. That's why you often see footage of soldiers crouching behind the front wheel of vehicles.
Scott is such a wholesome dude, I'm glad his channel is getting more widely recognized.
Lets go i hope you do more from him
I will, his enthusiasm is contagious and his humor is great.
Glad your enjoying Scott's video and humor if you continue watching more i would suggest his video about his 50. Cal exploding it will help understand some stuff and it helps realize he is a person and stuff happens but he didnt give up doing something he loves.
Love how are more and more vtubers are watching more of these kinds of videos. Kentucky ballistics is no exception. Keep it up paws!!!!!
To answer your question on what is a wax slug.
Some people, who did not have access to regular slugs (a solid ball projectile meant to be fired from a shotgun) wanted to have more range. They figured out if they fill their shotgun shell with wax, the wax would glue the shot pellets together and keep them from spreading out after the shot has been fired.
his "4-bore rifle vs zombie torsos" video is a pretty fun one to watch, another ridiculous giant rifle, but it's one that can be shoulder-fired
6:22 - An engine block is a massive chunk of tempered steel deisgned to handle a lot of explosions every second. While not impregnable, it's definitely the safest part of a regular car to put between yourself and potential shrapnel.
Engines are the safest part of a car to hide behind because they're pretty solid metal components that can actually stop projectiles like bullets or fragments. The rest of your car... well, let's just say building for fuel efficiency means lighter, less dense materials... which is the opposite of what stops pieces of metal flying at the speed of sound.
Engines are pretty safe to hide behind because of how much material is there, and so long as it's not running, there won't be any explosions or combustions to worry about. The engine block is basically just a massively thick, reinforced slab of steel as far as cover goes. Not literally, but the comparison is close enough XD
I'm a follower of Scott's (Kentucky Ballistics host/page runner.)
You should watch a few more of his videos.
In one of his videos, a .50 calibre rifle literally exploded in his face.
He was injured so badly in his neck, he shoved his thumb IN HIS NECK to keep from bleeding to death.
I hope you give him a follow.
SCP content and now crazy guns. This is truly the best and most rad Vtuber.
Keep it up Paws 🐾
Plz more Kentucky ballistics
So the difference between this and a cannon is mostly size, canons being a fair bit bigger. There is one massive cannon that has a 20 inch caliber (~51cm, according to Google) barrel, that shot roundshot (a solid ball of usually cast iron) that weighed 386 pounds each (175kg).
To scale, the shot used here was 1 pound. This cannon is 386x bigger.
Shotguns have this thing called a "choke" which act like the nozzle on a water hose. The spread can be wide or narrow depending on the choke. Most shotguns have chokes that can be changed out for other chokes if you want to change the spread. Other guns, like this punt gun, have an "integral choke", meaning that the barrel itself is acting like the choke. And recoil depends on a lot of different things. The exploding gun powder wants to leave the barrel because that's the path of least resistance, but the more resistance the powder encounters the more force is going to push back towards the shooter. So, yeah, basically the heavier the projectile the more recoil assuming that the powder charge is the same. If you didn't have a projectile at all in there, there would be no recoil at all and all you would see is a flash. But if the amount of resistance going forward down the barrel is the same or very close to the amount of resistance at the back of the gun, depending on how strong the metal of the barrel is to contain all that energy, then you could end up with an exploding bomb. You don't need to see the scar on Scott's neck to know that's a bad thing! LOL
just for you know, the British Army have an iconic anti-aircraft "cannon" called QF 1-pounder "pom-pom" cannon which have a similar diameter with this thing. Yeah it's a freaking cannon alright.
Every time I see a VTuber react to a GunTuber, my heart leaps in joy!
It's used to shoot down entire flocks of ducks while they are flying. So it kills or maims up to fifty ducks at once when fired.
Outstanding video Paws 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Kentucky Ballistics has a very large rifle called .950 JDJ FAT MAC
Always a treat when he pulls Fury out for a video!
You should totally check out his 4 Bore videos at some point.
That thing is impressively destructive too!
"Stranger, what d'ya need that for? Goin' huntin' an elephant?"
To be fair Scott has fired stuff from his shoulder probably 1/4 the wight so he probably could just about sholder Fury. Also he survived a 50 Cal exploring.
he also uses an elephant gun somewhere in his channel which is pretty narly.
Please watch more Kentucky Ballistics, he’s a really great guy with a lot of passion and knowledge about guns
The spread of a typical shotgun (standard 28 inch barrel) at close range is often over-estimated. Under 20ft or so there is usually minimal spread with almost any load, but especially buck-shot. Penetration through walls is quite easy and you're not improving your hit chances much. What you ARE getting, assuming you hit, is a LOT of energy on-target, i.e stopping power. You have to push out to 50ft or more to really get an appreciable spread.
Scott here, is the literal definition of a boss. You really need to check out his video where his 50 cal exploded on him. Dude is just built different.
Difference between a shotgun and a cannon in thus case, is more about how it is mounted and intended use xD
Canons tend to be weapons of war and mounted on more specialised mounts, where as the punt gun is more of a commercial canon shaped like a shotgun xD
I cant look at punt guns without thinking about how its basically the gun version of the dragonslayer sword from berserk
You should watch the Slow Mo Guys! The collab with Kentucky Ballistics!
14:14 its a good thing to note that shotguns have a much better range than most video games give them.
for balance reasons games nerf shotgun range to make them ineffective at anything but close range. but in real life, depending on the shotgun and type of shell they can be as affective at much longer ranges more comparable to other guns
Garand Thumb has a great video called: "How Far are Shotguns Deadly? BirdShot, Slugs, and 00 Buckshot" that does an experiment to show the real range of shotguns
Imagine being on a boat... not ship, a boat... when that thing fires.
"How is this different from a cannon?" you ask... cannons are even bigger. When the ammo is slightly larger than both of your hands balled into 1 fist, then you have a cannon. Granted, this one comes pretty close.
If I were the government that realized this gun was too op for hunting ducks:
ladies and gentlemen within the hunting community, I regret to inform you that this gun is now illegal for duck hunting. However, it’s power is not be ignored, so I issue this decree. Punt guns will now be part of naval armaments and home defense!
Confused civilians: wait, why home defense?
Me: because you never know if it’s a group of robbers or a bear invading your home. A punt gun gives assurance that either threat is neutralized with extreme force!
I am glad you enjoyed it Paws. It's great to see vTubers enjoy the firearms content side of RUclips that is very informative to us as an audience. If you want a hilarious video that will introduce you to the other "GunTubers", I highly recommend his Kentucky Roulette videos. My personal favorites are his collabs with the other GunTubers/GunTuber sphere, like Demolition Ranch, Brandon Herrera (The AK Guy), and Donut Operator. another Kentucky Roulette video I'd recommend is with his collab with Gav and Dan of The Slow Mo Guys. doesn't have to be a react video, but definitely something that would absolutely give you a laugh.
You should check out Brandon Herrera's AK-50 video - a Kalashnikov in .50 BMG. Almost as tall as him.
Punt gun is a shotgun but given on steroid on firing alot of iron pellet for the typical shotgun to hunt down ducks or other bird while laying down on the boat instead of carrying it.
I think the difference between a gun and a cannon is the firing method? With cannons you just load in the powder raw and light it with a fuse, while guns use properly shelled bullets, but I’m not 100% sure that’s correct purely because muskets exist and also use raw powder
Maybe it’s fuse vs hammer, where guns use a hammer to ignite the powder while cannons just use a fuse
"Whats the difference between a punt gun and a cannon?"
Me: "...............now that i think about it...huh...I'm not sure."
Murica.
Man fires big gun/cannon. Man happy xD
You should check out his ‘My 50 cal. Exploded’ episode for detail on his scar he showed.
Brotha almost unalived >.>
As for spread , I would say yes to multiple spread out targets.
But I believe this video is just So The power of the gun/ shot , can be demonstrated.
Yet another VTuber discovers Kentucky Ballistics and I am happy for it. Maybe one day you'll come across his "near miss" video and learn about "stick a thumb in it"
Also, Cannons are typically not a thing a person can carry and are not a thing an average citizen is allowed to own (technically) and shotguns are usually measured by bore gauge and shoot either a spread of small pellets or a slug (which is closer to a cannon shot admittedly). Layman's terms, Shotguns have a pretty big hole in the barrel but usually just shoot a bunch of small stuff, Cannons are illegal, shoot really big stuff and sometimes that stuff is explosive, other times it's a potato.
(Edit: Today I learned it is actually legal to own a cannon manufactured before about 1860 to be used for “saluting.” So that’s neat and tomorrow I’ll be looking to purchase a 3” deck cannon for…saluting)
(Side note: cars *shouldn't* go boom in an accident except in unusual events...that was more of a Ford Pinto thing that everyone just hears about second-hand these days)
Duckhunt. No tenderizing needed.
When the whole COUNTY needs to eat duck RIGHT NOW!
Everybody loves Scott's excitement for it. He's the biggest 8 year old ever.
4:52 No difference between shotguns and cannons, literally the same system just at different scales.
Shotgun bullet size is determined by using standard cannon shot/bullet/ball/load and dividing it down, so 12-gauge shotgun is 12 times smaller than standard cannon shot/bullet/ball/load, 10g is 10 times smaller, 8g is 8 times smaller, 4g is 4 times smaller, 20g is 20 times smaller ect.
Can't wait till you see his real Intros on his videos! 😂
that guy loves what he is doing!
Typically the difference is the bore and how it's mounted. If it's hand held it's a shotgun. If it's mounted on a carriage or single then it's a cannon. This one since it is laid on a boat, it kind of straddles the categories.
he has that scar because a Berret 50 cal sniper rifle malfunctioned and exploded in his face and he literally almost died shrapnel severed his juggerlar and it became a meme "stick a thumb in it" because he saved his own life stopping the bleeding by shoving a thumb into the wound
Saw one of these in a museum before and you really appreciate how bonkers these are standing next to one
This is for getting rid of unwanted people, cars, vans, trucks, and/or light tanks!
The Definition of a Cannon has to do with it's size. Anything that shoots something with a diameter greater than or Equal to 20milimeters is considered to be a cannon. A canon is basically just a giant gun.
Since it's built,for commercial duck hunting from the turn of the 20th century, it's meant to take out ducks by the flock. It's supposed to be loaded with bird shot, about twice the size of a poppy seed. When it's fired from the opposite side of a pond or lake, the spread pattern covers an area about the size of a UPS truck.
That's just the kind of excitement us American gun guys get from having and "playing" with out guns lol also real life shotguns don't usually have video game spread :P
Should also see him shoot the four bore straight shoulder fired artillery
@Paws look up his videos on the JDJ .950 Fat Mac.
Kentucky Ballistics is the King of Recoil... and this challenged him.
You seriously need to watch more Kentucky ballistics
The engine block of a vehicle can withstand most cal rounds and absorb them via metal shield. Safer to hide beside something of a metal meat shield than a wooden table or thin piece of aluminum plating.
You should check out his videos on the 4 bore, basically this but a bit smaller and shoulder fired.
"shooting that gun into the air" forgetting gravity exists lol.
as for whether or not the shot load affects the amount of recoil, I think it does at least a bit. Shooting 12 gauge slug vs. buckshot felt like there was more kick to me, it could have just been because of the powder load like that chatter said tho
This is for hunting ducks?
Yeah, someone still had PTSD from that freaking dog. (If you got that reference, we can be friend.)
well. you see. the duck is after getting hit still around. here and there...
I first saw this gun in tremors
Kentucky Ballistics (AKA Scott) is what I think of when I think of 40K orks and how they love dakka. He's the human incarnation.
Look up what grapeshot is for cannons
Holy shit this thing is literally a cannon
this guy is awesome you should watch more
if you haven't seen it yet i suggest you watch his video on when is 50cal exploaded
He had a 50cal blow up on him and nearly killed him.
Paws, try react to Kentucky Ballistics Candy shotgun ammo. You really gonna love it
Hope you liked it Paws and hope you're ready for youtube to ignore it's own rules and age restrict this tipes of videos. If you still wanna do gun content i sugest Brandon Herrera for more insanity.
The engine has the most metal in the smallest space inside a car. Depending on what are you shooting at it, it might stop it, it might not. But it will definitely help with shrapnels, if something goes wrong.
I really want to know if Scott has any idea how many Vtuber fans he has as it seems to be more and more every week.
anything 20mm+ is considered a cannon.
you should check out his video where his .50 cal exploded on him. its not graphic, but super interesting!
The spread seems too small? Maybe one could make a sawed-off punt gun. It'd be easier to conceal too.
That gun must have a lot of kick when you put it up to your shoulder. If you did that it might get dislocated.
Huge ? Be realistic Paws this is average sized 😢
also shotguns even 12ga have decent range but videos games do them same most have decent spread longer range if slugs like 1000 feet per second for cheapest slug non rifled
first barrel reminds me of paws...for reasons