Yeah I thought the same, and it’s not like it was only a few millimeters of travel in between each flex it looked like it was at least a full centimeter of flex with that vibration, I wonder if there was no chains to absorb some of the energy of the vibrations how much it would flex
I mean, it is basically just a 24mm cannon barrel that someone decided to put in a rifle stock for reasons we can only speculate about. Suitable for hunting orca whales and M2 Bradleys.
13:23 I think Dan's lesser reaction last time comes from him being a military man. He may not have fired _those_ kind of guns, but he's not unaccustomed to loud gun and cannon fire. It took something actually straight-up bat dookie insane to get the reaction Scott _wanted_ to see. But woah, did he get his wish this time.
Also wasn't Dan involved in EOD or artillery and not just a normal infantryman or signals? Thats where he got all his explosives training, no? This is me trying to remember an old video though
Also around this chat, it looks like Gav is hanging out with his older brothers. 13:40 is actually where I paused. I forgot what I was going to originally say here.
I watched that moment several times. I think lead powder from the bullet struck the bolt heads and created it's own little plumes. I can't be left out of the puns so let's just say that's what you get with a bolt action firearm.
@@johnp9194 I was thinking that, but at 8:47 you can see the miniplums from the bolts before the debris of the bullet reach them, so I think that maybe the shockwave of the initial impact (that travel faster on steel that air) could make the target hit the bolts so hard that make those plumes. Again, not really sure what was that except for amazing.
I love how Scott is ready to catch Dan at 3:25 but as soon as he sees that Dan is fine he steps back and proceeds to hype the scene up, that small action says a lot about him as a person.
It's crazy that Dan basically got punched in the chest, with the weight of a small motorcycle, but somehow instinctively managed to keep his finger of the trigger, while trying to catch the gun. Bro got that trained muscle memory.
If memory serves, the ballistic analysis on the weapon shows that the force in recoil is equivalent to getting hit by a semi-truck going 30 miles an hour.
When Scott first brought this out on Kentucky Ballistics I commented, "THIS needs to be done with The Slo Mo Guys!" Y'all tricked me. You probably were on the top five to call the minute he bought the rifle. I'm so glad Dan got a chance to shoot this. Those rounds are NOT cheap, and again, Scott hasn't let anyone shoot this rifle before. That has to say a lot about the respect he has for you guys. Great video "shots" of the shots. Thank you for putting up with Kentucky heat to make this video.
6:05 Very impressed by Dan's muscle memory when he grabs it again and his trigger finger is still extended compared to the other fingers in such a moment. But aw, wanted a second better shot of Dan's body firing it.
@Nekotaku_TV > 6:05 Very impressed by Dan's muscle memory when he grabs it again and his trigger finger is still extended > compared to the other fingers in such a moment. > But aw, wanted a second better shot of Dan's body firing it. Would have been interesting to see what his shoulder looked like next day.
14:08 I was just about to comment that I wish y'all would shoot (literally and figuratively) the Solothurn 20mm, and I'm guessing that's what Gav means... I hope so at least. Can't wait!!
To be fair, it would be just "The Slow Mo Guy" if Dan wasn't there. Also wouldn't hit the same. Gav and Dan just have such good chemistry it would feel very hollow without him there. 😅
A bolter round has its own propulsion though, so the recoil is less significant than this is. And unfortunately, I think a bigger gun is needed for a carnifex, unless it's an explosive or penetrative round. Lead ain't good enough 😅
He's actually somewhat restrained when he comes here. He's a bit bonkers on his own channel. BTW, the PTSD and nerves he talked about here was from an incident with a big gun. It literally exploded in his face, nearly killed him, and caused serious injuries that required months of recovery.
Scot predicted where that gun was going to end up with such precision. Well done. 8:45 What amazes me so much about this, is that in my mind it has to start moving back at the moment of impact. Immediately. Yet it's so slow it looks like the bullet has already completely shattered and no longer touching the target before it visibly started to move. Like physics needed a moment to calculate the appropriate response of the force before it was actually applied to the target and the target moved.
Like you, I love slow-motion videos with guns. It's been a few days since I started making slow-motion videos. I hope I'll reach a place where I can make a gun and take the whole slow-motion challenge.
I have never seen Scott react with *_such shock_* at the results of a test, as when it hit that steel target like a cat playing with a hanging toy.... _(I've not watched THAT video, because... just no heh)_ I've seen him surprised. I've seen him impressed. I've seen him a combination of both which results in him giggling uncontrollably. Never *_that_* reaction, though. A true 🤯 moment! ♥️
Scott totally should test that "Guy goes flying by getting shot" idea! Just take that steel target and strap it on a dummy or something and let's see the magic!
what I absolutely love about Kentucky ballistics is just how his inner boy comes out after shooting something, all that unfiltered exitement, its so great to see
@@cavedweller2000 Consider that at this point Scott is a weird that can say "Luckily that was JUST a .50 BMG". Few enough have survived things like that let alone come back to make that gun fall into the mid range of what they are shooting now.
There will never be too many of these collabs. I love the sides of each other that y’all bring out. Seeing y’all embrace the messy Americanism, seeing Scott show off his technical knowledge, it’s perfect. Thank you
Good god I love these cross overs. Seeing scotts guns is cool, but seeing his guns in 100,000 frames is * chefs kiss * plus yall's personalities make it a real treat.
Dude..... That was wild!!! One second he's holding on, aiming, and squeezing the trigger. The next second his eyes are closed, his face is twisted in a mix of flinch, pain, and "regret," he's been thrown off of the rifle ENTRIELY, and is squeezing AIR where the trigger used to be! That was BRUTAL.
That was just insane! The sheer power it delivers. Its recoil energy is more than some small handguns put out with 300ft/lbs. The playback of muzzle flash was awesome. Scott plus the Slow Mo guys is a perfect pairing, and you can see that both parties listen and learn a great deal from each other. Even though Scott has a massive amount of guns and experience, you can tell he is listening to and enjoying what he is being shown, and that even he can be surprised. A very humble man.
Have always admired you guys (from afar) for many years. IT'S INCREDIBLE & important for younger people in gun countries to see people showing caution & having respect in regard to the weapons they're firing. Amazing how powerful this weapon is, it's like the Hippo of guns, 1 of 3? Wow, that's special. Bet you feel privileged for having been able to fire that Dan, & as Scott said, just to feel how intensively powerful it is just by standing close to it while being used.
For as long as I've been watching slow Mo guys, you never cease to amaze me. This was an awesome video. Never a dull moment with high speed cameras. That muzzle flash look like two atomic bombs going off at the same time from one point into different directions
the thing with watching SCott,,,is you'll re-wind at least 10 times each shot,,,,there 's so much to take in.ITS GREAT.The SLOW MO makes this OFF THE CHARTS great!!!!Love the co-labs
Scott, it took 25,000 ft-lbs of energy to do that. Whatever that round expended into the steel was the amount of energy it took. I believe you said that was 25000 ft-lbs. so there ya go. Answered your own question before you even had the question. Bravo. Great video guys. Love this collab.
We love guns too. We just don't think that so many people (or categories of people) should have one. There is a surprisingly high proportion of Brits who own firearms - just very few who own automatic rifles, and almost no handguns. Loads and loads of hunting rifles and shotguns though, because they have a use outside of shooting people. You can argue the importance of that however you want.
@@theaikidoka To quote the movie Hot Fuzz: DS Andy Cartwright: Everyone and their mums is packin' round here! SGT Nicholas Angel: Like who? DS Andy Wainwright: Farmers. SGT Nicholas Angel: Who else? DS Andy Cartwright: Farmers' mums.
I actually thought Gav said "We're the summer guys" and I just waited for Scott to burst into laughter. He didn't so I did instead. I love your collabs, fan of you both since before the collabs. Keep it up =) Edit: "You just qualified SO many people" gave me a real good giggle.
"What do you hunt with this thing?"
"Tigers"
"Bengal or Sumatran?"
"German"
Good joke. Though I'm guessing it's made to hunt a rhino or a hippo.
Now that's a quality joke! 👏🏼
"Mustard vapor"
"i like it vhen zey go boom!"
*So do i.*
"oh no..."
Trump
The 950 JDJ is no joke! Dan took it like a champ! I can’t wait to see the next video!
new vid, ballistics gel zombie with that plate target vs that round. I wanna see a gel zombie hit orbit dangit!
Honestly the way you guys get on together is just the best thing for US/UK relations. Very cool to see! :)
This was seriously impressive
Your prediction of how far back that gun was going to end up was almost spot on, well done.
@@hysteria1979Now that's true depolmacy! 😀😁
You know a weapon is HEAVY when it is actively designed for 'put me on a table'
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Some weapons you carry, some weapons carry you; this is kinda an inbetween deal.
just googled, the bullets are over a half pound LOL that's so insane
Basically it's a wall gun, updated from the 1700s.
Half a, not a half.
The fact Dan is even standing after that is impressive. They'd still be looking for Gavin's shoulder if he tried it.
I think they would be looking for Gavin.
Gav woulda blasted back and off faster than Team Rocket.
This is the story if how Gavin went missing.
Have you seen Gavin?! Has anyone seen Gavin?!
The fact that the steel was wobbling like a sheet of paper... holy jesus...
Yeah I thought the same, and it’s not like it was only a few millimeters of travel in between each flex it looked like it was at least a full centimeter of flex with that vibration, I wonder if there was no chains to absorb some of the energy of the vibrations how much it would flex
Wonder how far it would fly backwards if just stood upright
@@oli3645 If that target were fixed in place without any absorber, it might have a crater hole.
5:47 That bug by Dan's hand thinks the entire world just ended
Dan is some 500 times larger than the fly & he thought his word had ended.
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That insect is still in orbit as we speak
I'm surprised the shockwave from that blast didn't blow it to pieces in mid-air.
Like being at ground zero at Bikini Atoll.
thats not a rifle, its a cannon with rifle parts on it for fun. lol
"Actually, you should just stand right here and feel it when it goes off..." 😂 I'm a gun nerd, but there's a limit to what I consider "fun."
It really looks like it was pulled off a tank
I mean, it is basically just a 24mm cannon barrel that someone decided to put in a rifle stock for reasons we can only speculate about. Suitable for hunting orca whales and M2 Bradleys.
We've gone full circle from cannons to guns
One might define it shoulder mounted artillery ?
Next time on The Slow Mo Guys with Kentucky Ballistics, Scott mounts a shoulder stock onto a "mountain howitzer", and convinces Dan to give it a try.
😂😂😂
Best comment!!
He has a 20mm
@@michaeldougherty2807 OK? The 950 is bigger. That's 23.75mm lol
He somehow gets his hands on a Vickers-Crayford rocket gun...
The SlowMoGuys + KentuckyBallistics is hands down my favorite collab. Maximum entertainment !
Scott's estimation on how far that'd punch Dan back was spot on.
"There's only 3 in the world, so im going to be..." Dan - "Well, there's only 1 of me! "
Even if you are one in a million, with over eight billion people on the earth, there's still 8 thousand JUST LIKE YOU.
@@lgjm5562 Lucky were all one in 8 billion then isnt it
But Dan will heal. The gun wouldn't.
@@EWTHeckman If the gun can handle it own use im sure you can drop it
13:23 I think Dan's lesser reaction last time comes from him being a military man. He may not have fired _those_ kind of guns, but he's not unaccustomed to loud gun and cannon fire. It took something actually straight-up bat dookie insane to get the reaction Scott _wanted_ to see. But woah, did he get his wish this time.
Also wasn't Dan involved in EOD or artillery and not just a normal infantryman or signals? Thats where he got all his explosives training, no? This is me trying to remember an old video though
At the very least he has expertise in explosives, so that kind of stuff is sort of standard to him
@@pasttenseofdraw5791According to their wikipedia page, Dan is a former ammunition technician.
@@pasttenseofdraw5791 Yeah he was RLC EOD I believe. Big badda boom boy, with a lot of balls if his job was defusing bombs. Extra pay as well.
Also around this chat, it looks like Gav is hanging out with his older brothers. 13:40 is actually where I paused. I forgot what I was going to originally say here.
Did y’all see the BOLTS on the steel target? They were like their own bullet impacts! That was NUTS!
underrated pun. you must be a dad xD
I watched that moment several times. I think lead powder from the bullet struck the bolt heads and created it's own little plumes. I can't be left out of the puns so let's just say that's what you get with a bolt action firearm.
I wish they had zoomed in on the flash when the lead ring hit them.😳
So much to rewatch here. The shock waves! The bullet has it's own.
@@johnp9194 I was thinking that, but at 8:47 you can see the miniplums from the bolts before the debris of the bullet reach them, so I think that maybe the shockwave of the initial impact (that travel faster on steel that air) could make the target hit the bolts so hard that make those plumes. Again, not really sure what was that except for amazing.
@@EstebanGrasso It's just lead fragments that aren't visible. Same as what's hitting the ground at ranges the plume doesn't even reach.
I love how Scott is ready to catch Dan at 3:25 but as soon as he sees that Dan is fine he steps back and proceeds to hype the scene up, that small action says a lot about him as a person.
wats this overanalysis
@@caesar___27 it's called perception. You should try it sometime. Though it won't fix your terrible eyesight.
@@caesar___27he isn’t wrong though
I love the sentence "It will move you without your permission", such a silly, yet scary way to describe a gun's recoil effect on you
Glad to see the guy from Kentuckyballistics back to being healthy and not leaving his passion after what happened
Yeah, that was a brutal accident. Glad he was able to just stick a thumb in it...
“Stick a thumb in it” crazy he survived that man
There's a little fly by Dan's trigger finger @ 5:48. Was it Dan or the fly that fired it? 😂😂
It happened 2 years ago and as soon as he was healthy enough to start shooting again he came back
They actually filmed sever videos worth of collab and have just been uploading them one at a time
Congrats Gav! Love the KentuckyBallistics collabs!
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@@EllisChapter1 I just looked at your recommendation. I don't think five seconds I saw of a cat eating is very exciting.....
It's crazy that Dan basically got punched in the chest, with the weight of a small motorcycle, but somehow instinctively managed to keep his finger of the trigger, while trying to catch the gun.
Bro got that trained muscle memory.
All part of his military training I’d imagine
Punched in the chest, with the weight of a small motorcycle...
Wow, that really paints a picture.... thanks
Me, without any exercise or military experience, would be thrown 5m away and fainting for an hour with that much power.
If memory serves, the ballistic analysis on the weapon shows that the force in recoil is equivalent to getting hit by a semi-truck going 30 miles an hour.
@@nikolasmilligan6213woowwww. That's wild
I'm so glad these guys make videos together from time to time. Truly entertaining stuff
The rotating slug emerging from that sulphurous cloud was absolutely amazing. The Slo-mo guys and KB do it again.
Scott was so worried when the gun went off that he took a second before he started laughing. Range Safety Mode activated.
No, that was just normal human behavior.
i like Scott on this channel because he actually acts like a normal person
I think Scott had a moment in his life that some of us can only hope not to experience but he seems to have chosen to make it into a positive.
Scott seems like such a genuinely great guy. These collabs are so much fun!
What do you hunt with it? Decepticons?!
LOL!! 🤣🤣🤣
"Intergalactic, uh-"
"-Decepticons-"
"Borg Cubes,-"
When Scott first brought this out on Kentucky Ballistics I commented, "THIS needs to be done with The Slo Mo Guys!"
Y'all tricked me. You probably were on the top five to call the minute he bought the rifle. I'm so glad Dan got a chance to shoot this. Those rounds are NOT cheap, and again, Scott hasn't let anyone shoot this rifle before. That has to say a lot about the respect he has for you guys. Great video "shots" of the shots. Thank you for putting up with Kentucky heat to make this video.
6:05 Very impressed by Dan's muscle memory when he grabs it again and his trigger finger is still extended compared to the other fingers in such a moment.
But aw, wanted a second better shot of Dan's body firing it.
@Nekotaku_TV
> 6:05 Very impressed by Dan's muscle memory when he grabs it again and his trigger finger is still extended
> compared to the other fingers in such a moment.
> But aw, wanted a second better shot of Dan's body firing it.
Would have been interesting to see what his shoulder looked like next day.
05:49 - The fly on the lever moments before being downgraded to a normal bug...
Hi odd!
Odd?
I was just about to comment this... it had no idea what hit it 😂
Didn't expect you here lol.
Apparently it's the same fly that reappears after smoke is down.
At around 5:15 as the bullet passes the front of the truck you can see the wave behind it! Absolutely nuts! Great video guys.
I just rewound that part to make sure that's what I saw too! So cool
5:47 the fly landing on the bolt just in time for the explosion is great
I just noticed that, because of the timed comment
I think Dan handled the recoil great! 🎉 Since it was his first time with that rifle, the man stood up!!! Bravo Dan!!
Next time you should youse a full body dummy with a mounted Class IV armor to see how far the dummy would flung back.
get chump to drop by... he's a full body dummy .
That's so unbelievably dangerous.
They absolutely must do so.
Kentucky has done it, with several big ass guns, and the results are as to be expected, not good for the dummy.
This!
I came to the comments for specifically this.
14:08 I was just about to comment that I wish y'all would shoot (literally and figuratively) the Solothurn 20mm, and I'm guessing that's what Gav means... I hope so at least. Can't wait!!
Sorry but it’s the punt gun, you can see the bead sight.
@@ravenseedIII a man can dream though dammit
10:00 Imma correct you scott, and reference Pantera. that was a VULGAR DISPLAY OF POWER.
950 jdj summed up
I see your Killer comment and raise you Far beyond Driven. All they needed was 5 MINUTES ALONE
@IHamDogg I don't want 5 Minutes Alone with that rifle!😂
I'm glad someone else thought that!
I just love this collab LOL. These videos just spread so much joy. It’s like three grown adults turning into kids.
Keep making collabs! Your channels merge so perfectly in so many ways! Thank you both for the series you've made together.
1:40 "There's only one of me!" Point of order, there are TWO Slow Mo guys. We have a spare.
To be fair, it would be just "The Slow Mo Guy" if Dan wasn't there. Also wouldn't hit the same. Gav and Dan just have such good chemistry it would feel very hollow without him there. 😅
No wonder why this guy is jacked if he shoots these things all day.
Jeebus a Space Marine bolter only fires .75 caliber. You huntin' Carnifex there Dan?
Bio-Titan safari
The perfect gun for a regular ol stroll in Catachan
Personal rifle of Sly Marbo.
It's just barely smaller than the rounds from the Heavy Bolter -- .950 inches in diameter, compared to 1 inch.
A bolter round has its own propulsion though, so the recoil is less significant than this is. And unfortunately, I think a bigger gun is needed for a carnifex, unless it's an explosive or penetrative round. Lead ain't good enough 😅
I'm not really a gun guy but this footage and the gun expert's energy makes it fun watch
He's actually somewhat restrained when he comes here. He's a bit bonkers on his own channel.
BTW, the PTSD and nerves he talked about here was from an incident with a big gun. It literally exploded in his face, nearly killed him, and caused serious injuries that required months of recovery.
@@johnterpack3940officer down
Nobody talking about how Dan nailed his prediction of the bullet deflection on the food shot?
Dan actually reacted pretty quickly to the blast / disorientation and caught the rifle. Well done as always🎉🎉
"That's the craziest thing I've ever seen in my life" coming from Scott REALLY means a lot lmfao truly wild
You know it's bad when even Scott says he doesn't feel like firing it.
Fair play, I'm very impressed with Dan's ability to keep on his feet after that shot.
Scot predicted where that gun was going to end up with such precision. Well done.
8:45 What amazes me so much about this, is that in my mind it has to start moving back at the moment of impact. Immediately. Yet it's so slow it looks like the bullet has already completely shattered and no longer touching the target before it visibly started to move. Like physics needed a moment to calculate the appropriate response of the force before it was actually applied to the target and the target moved.
Like you, I love slow-motion videos with guns. It's been a few days since I started making slow-motion videos. I hope I'll reach a place where I can make a gun and take the whole slow-motion challenge.
Too fast for the simulation we're living in to render the physics haha
At this point Kentucky ballistics should be a 3rd crew member i love those 3 together
Congratulations on getting married Gav!
You can see the ring on Gav's finger too !
I have never seen Scott react with *_such shock_* at the results of a test, as when it hit that steel target like a cat playing with a hanging toy.... _(I've not watched THAT video, because... just no heh)_
I've seen him surprised. I've seen him impressed. I've seen him a combination of both which results in him giggling uncontrollably.
Never *_that_* reaction, though. A true 🤯 moment! ♥️
i've watched kentucky regularly for years, but I really like the scott we get to see in these slow mo videos tbh
I love Scott's energy! The guy is just so fired up, it's infectious 👍
Let’s fkn go!!!
Love the KB SMG collabs!!!
Scott totally should test that "Guy goes flying by getting shot" idea! Just take that steel target and strap it on a dummy or something and let's see the magic!
Love seeing these guys enjoying these crazy firearms. Hope to see more collabs with KB :)
7:19 ''I wasn't ready for that. That's craziness" Absolutely meme worthy.
what I absolutely love about Kentucky ballistics is just how his inner boy comes out after shooting something, all that unfiltered exitement, its so great to see
I LOVE WHEN KETUCKYBALLISTICS LAUGHS!!! Keep him, he's a gem!!
He's a laughing hyena.
@@richardastley1168 Yes, he really is!
PTSD just before firing - PRE Traumatic Stress Disorder.
He's referring to PTSD from when a gun exploded on him a while back
@@cavedweller2000 Consider that at this point Scott is a weird that can say "Luckily that was JUST a .50 BMG". Few enough have survived things like that let alone come back to make that gun fall into the mid range of what they are shooting now.
@@coreytaggart128 Yup.
If even the Nitro express went "blam"... Well, lets just say that his thumb ain't big enough.
Isn't that an anxiety attack?
2:22 Pretty sure that's the caliber they use in Space Marine 2
Maybe in a Bolt Pistol 😂
Whatever MM size that .75 cal ends up being.
It's always great when youve watched both of these channels for years and see them together. Such great videos guys.
We need more videos with you and Kentucky Ballistics!! Love it!! 🤘🤘
What do you hunt with that? An effing WH40k Space Marine in full power armour? 😂
When you want the animal sprayed across half the forest 😂
Trucks. Maybe Armored Personnel Carriers.
'Hunt' is a very loose word.
Lead rounds wouldn't do a damned thing to power armour. But orks would respect the hell out of it.
@SophiaAstatine I think lead rounds are just for cheap target practice. In the video, they talk about brass clad rounds for it.
“You just qualified so many people”🤣. The most backhanded compliment🤣
I think he said "disqualified"
@@poodlemeister22314 I concur
I also concur with "disqualified" remember that Dan is an army man (or rather, used to be, but still)
That gun is perfect for protecting your apartment from rowdy kids.
Congrats to Gav and Meg!🎉 and these collabs with Scott are my favorite videos 💚🖤
I love Scotts hyper energy alongside 2 geeky Englishmen, the commentary is equally as entertaining as the footage! Awesome video
There will never be too many of these collabs. I love the sides of each other that y’all bring out. Seeing y’all embrace the messy Americanism, seeing Scott show off his technical knowledge, it’s perfect. Thank you
Congratulations. You earned your American card
Nothing but respect
Good god I love these cross overs. Seeing scotts guns is cool, but seeing his guns in 100,000 frames is * chefs kiss *
plus yall's personalities make it a real treat.
Dude..... That was wild!!! One second he's holding on, aiming, and squeezing the trigger. The next second his eyes are closed, his face is twisted in a mix of flinch, pain, and "regret," he's been thrown off of the rifle ENTRIELY, and is squeezing AIR where the trigger used to be! That was BRUTAL.
Thanks!
"THERES ONLY ONE OF ME."
"GOOD POINT"
I laughed when I saw the size of the round. That's ridiculous.
12:45 wasted "mustard gas" joke opportunity right there.
I was thinking the same! Hahaha
I love when you guys collaborate with Scott and K.B. It’s so much fun to watch.
Two of my favourite YT channels together. Please keep them coming...
"What are you hunting with THAT?!?"
"Superheroes"
That gun would put Superman in traction for a month at Star Labs 😂
Congrats Gav 🎉
that fly was a paid actor
Dan truely took that recoil wonderfully
8:48 That ring of debris spreading out and blasting into the ground is impressive.
The long-awaited teased kaboom has finally arrived!
That was just insane! The sheer power it delivers. Its recoil energy is more than some small handguns put out with 300ft/lbs. The playback of muzzle flash was awesome. Scott plus the Slow Mo guys is a perfect pairing, and you can see that both parties listen and learn a great deal from each other. Even though Scott has a massive amount of guns and experience, you can tell he is listening to and enjoying what he is being shown, and that even he can be surprised. A very humble man.
Have always admired you guys (from afar) for many years. IT'S INCREDIBLE & important for younger people in gun countries to see people showing caution & having respect in regard to the weapons they're firing. Amazing how powerful this weapon is, it's like the Hippo of guns, 1 of 3? Wow, that's special. Bet you feel privileged for having been able to fire that Dan, & as Scott said, just to feel how intensively powerful it is just by standing close to it while being used.
It's like one of those movies where the spaceship barely escapes the explosion. 😄
6:25
look on Dan's face: "i cont b'lieve I'm still alive 😳"
look on Scott's face: "i can't believe you still EXIST 🤯"
🤣👉
At 4:48 if you pause the video you can see an innocent bug that has no idea what's about to happen. (The bug is on the round part of the bolt handle)
5:48
For as long as I've been watching slow Mo guys, you never cease to amaze me. This was an awesome video. Never a dull moment with high speed cameras. That muzzle flash look like two atomic bombs going off at the same time from one point into different directions
That slug coming out and being able to see the rifling was the chefs kiss! We need more of this Collab!!!
Dan shooting his gun reminds me of when we were nervous about Gav shooting the 50 Cal. That's one BEEFY Boy😅
Who's watching @KentuckyBallistics? and already knew that this video is coming 😂😂
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Me
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Been anxiously awaiting this video fr several weeks!
They mentioned this in the first vid a couple weeks ago
Am I crazy to want to see the bruise that left on Dan's shoulder? You can't convince me that thing didn't leave a dinner plate size bruise.
the thing with watching SCott,,,is you'll re-wind at least 10 times each shot,,,,there 's so much to take in.ITS GREAT.The SLOW MO makes this OFF THE CHARTS great!!!!Love the co-labs
Scott, it took 25,000 ft-lbs of energy to do that. Whatever that round expended into the steel was the amount of energy it took. I believe you said that was 25000 ft-lbs. so there ya go. Answered your own question before you even had the question. Bravo. Great video guys. Love this collab.
Nobody….
Blacksmiths in the 13th century: 7:38
I think it’s funny that a good ole Kentucky boy who loves his right to bear arms, that his best friends seem to be a couple of British blokes.
We love guns too. We just don't think that so many people (or categories of people) should have one. There is a surprisingly high proportion of Brits who own firearms - just very few who own automatic rifles, and almost no handguns. Loads and loads of hunting rifles and shotguns though, because they have a use outside of shooting people. You can argue the importance of that however you want.
@@theaikidoka To quote the movie Hot Fuzz:
DS Andy Cartwright: Everyone and their mums is packin' round here!
SGT Nicholas Angel: Like who?
DS Andy Wainwright: Farmers.
SGT Nicholas Angel: Who else?
DS Andy Cartwright: Farmers' mums.
@@Dreamspade1 You want to act the big man, f off to the model village! Love that movie.
That gun would’ve taken out a TRex
Lol, probably a couple of em
I actually thought Gav said "We're the summer guys" and I just waited for Scott to burst into laughter. He didn't so I did instead.
I love your collabs, fan of you both since before the collabs. Keep it up =)
Edit: "You just qualified SO many people" gave me a real good giggle.
6:08 great trigger discipline in the shock though! 🙌
Congrats on getting married, Gavin and Meg!!
The ammo for that thing looks absolutely f****** bonkers
" absolutely f****** bonkers"
Honestly, thats a very good way to describe that rifle.
Straight out of Looney Tunes.
Legit Anti-Tank rounds