Some anvils, especially older ones are a wrought iron body with a hardened steel face. Lower end would have a cast iron body with a hardened face. A lot of newer high end anvils are cast steel with the face hardened. So the bodies are typically softer than the face. As a smith I have to say it! It’s a shame to be punching holes in those anvils.😂
Imagine a weekly stream or every few weeks, where he sits and streams for an hour or 2 sighting in a few firearms and answering questions. Eventually everything would be re-sighted and it'd be a way to interact directly with the demolitia more.
Matt, The Hardened one only has a 3/4" high carbon plate in the top surface, the rest of the body is cast, same as the other one. If you look at the side, on most hardened anvils you will see the line between the cast body and the plate.
@@DriveCarToBar work hardening is a pretty minor increase that is very superficial. You can tell the difference when you're working on it, but not when you're shooting it.
Dude just the goofiness between them this episode was so on point, between the mag bump, and the nodding with the camera I was cracking up but when Matt hopped on the golf cart and hit the little hill I lost it😂
@@whatsupchris end of January, that’s also why we keep referencing the RUclips rules that got overturned. A little late but we had that other Gun from Nemo in the all calibers vid and I didn’t want two Nemo guns back to back so we put some other episodes in the schedule. BUT THEN Kentucky Buttlipsticks (love you Scott) dropped an omen vid last week so we wanted to push this one out to make it seem like we didn’t copy him 🤷🏻♂️, idk our vid is better 😉
that many guns bouncing around the ranch... doubtful anyone keep them really locked into zero for life lol matt is kinda hard on stuff idk if you noticed that!! some guns run great sited at 10 ya know lol
21:19 minutes with my mouth open, totally silent! Holy crap brothers!!! I actually felt the recoil through my 32" monitor!!! Once upon a time, I was at the local state park shooting range, with my trusty Marlin 444, shooting about 100 yards. At the end of the range there was a boulder, pockmarked and defaced from years of high velocity lead being hurled at it, but still in one piece. It was about 2' x 2' x 3' long. I took 3 shots pretty much dead center, and with a faint groan, she split as if Moses himself had waved his hand... There is no substitute for mass. Incredible video guys, thank you!!!
I swear! I thought Matt was going to make a smiling face on his target with his 1st mag dump. I appreciate the work and thank you for the entertainment.
@@MarkoDash yeah, I was thinking the tungsten cube was more damaged but I just revisited that and the tungsten held up even better. I've got a bad memory I guess.
Definitely needed the Cameraman interactions! This video was like a better vibe than what we usually get on demo ranch so keep up the awesome work, and I hope to see more Cameraman interactions
@@David.Lopez.12 I think the first time I ever heard the cameraman was the pudding fatsuit episode. You know it's funny when the cameraman breaks character.
Ok but can we appreciate how genuinely smart mat is to have figured out that its just the top that is hardened while the rest of us mentally screamed at him for not already knowing that?
As a blacksmith I need to point something out. The part of the anvil that is hardened is not the body but the face plate or the striking plate. Lay the anvil on its side with the top plate facing you and you will see a world of difference which you did and glad you put them at an angle. The face plate is welded to the main body of the anvil which can be forged or cast. Beware the ricochet! But as always, entertaining, thanks. Tell your dad happy birthday!
This was fun to watch, after all these years of watching Matt shoot stuff it still feels the same. The only thing that really changed is the intros, he keeps coming up with new ideas and it’s fun. I guess I’ve been watching for a decade now😂 and I’m 24.
This was literally the best science I've seen on the channel yet. You had a problem, then a hypothesis, and you tested it, then proved your hypothesis. Nice!
Someone else may point this out, but normally only the face (the top work surface) of the anvil is hardened. Sometimes the horn will be as well, but that's not at all common. The face is the part meant to take the most beating and so it's the only part that really has any advantage to being hardened. In other words, to do a proper "hardened vs unhardened" test you'd have to flip them on their end and shoot the face, not the sides.
13:00 you're correct, hardened vs not is only in reference to the main striking surface (the face), sometimes the step and horn will be, but if the entire anvil was hardened... I can't imagine how loud the ring from hitting it would be, but there's a reason that they get mounted to heavy solid bases, and some will even wrap the anvil base in additional mild steel chains (to kill the ring). Normally a hardened anvils face is a separate chunk on steel (some designs include the horn portion as this piece) that's fixed to the main body, because heating the entire structure would be a nightmare lol
I was wondering if it is even possible to harden an entire anvil that big. It can be heated to uniform temperature but cooling such a large volume leads to case hardening. I read a paper a few years ago that was using some complex physics to focus energy internally so that it can be rapidly heated then immediately self-quench from the surrounding cool material. It's a really hard problem to solve. Fortunately, for the vast majority of use cases it is desirable for a hardened outer surface to rest on a soft underbody.
@@Scotty916 It was a temporary RUclips rule that you can’t show certain gun operations like inserting a mag or screwing on a silencer. They were talking strikes and bans and even blocked a Demo Ranch video but it got cleared up.
Hey Matt love your stuff I’m part of the Australian army and I think it would be cool if you got a heap of veterans and just had some fun shenanigans on a range loand I knew nothing about guns but watching you helped with the basics of gun knowledge and being safe and responsible keep up the amazing work love you bro Edit: I just wanted everyone to know that the recent conflicts have effected the families and the defence force personnel in more so than physical ways and I love and respect all of you, you are all hero’s i hope you can all tell your stories and show us who the real hero’s are because I now know it’s not super man or captain America it you and your families thanks for your service
I suspect that unless you shoot the faces, the anvils will perform nearly identically. As far as I know, most "hardened" anvils are actually only hard on their work face, the rest of the body is good old soft iron. Edit: It seems that you have discovered this 😂 Carry on!
@@noided4230 Only on newer anvils and a few certain older ones. Old time anvils mostly used a steel plate with iron body. Heat treating 200lb anvil isn't easy today and certainly would be harder 100+ years ago.
@@noided4230 Erm... He literally discovered over the course of the video that what I said was correct 😂 There are lots of reasons why you might want differentially hardened steel parts. Hardened steel is prone to brittle failure when over stressed whereas unhardened metal will usually deform plastically under excessive loads which will usually result in safer and more easily repaired damage. Heat treating and tool steel alloys are more expensive than mild steel/cast iron shipped straight out the door, so you only do it to areas that need it. Hard parts will cause excessive wear on unhardened parts so some components might need a hard spot and a soft spot in order to play nice with other components. I'm sure I could think up more examples but I think I got the point across and I'm tired of typing 🤪 TLDR: Solid steel tools =/= Delicious meat steaks 😉
I’m not sure if this has been said already, but a lot of older anvils only have a plate on the face of the anvil that has been hardened, and the rest is mild or lower carbon steel. Love your vids Matt!
Just looking at the thumbnail hurts my soul! I love your videos and the content you make so I think I know what’s gonna happen to the poor anvil. I’ve been blacksmithing/Bladesmithing for the past 10 years and it’s been the most fun hobby I’ve ever taken up. But looking forward to the destruction.
Hey Matt, you're right is usually just the top of the anvil that's hardened, it's too give the hammer bounce to cut down the amount of lifting you have to do plus give a more uniform finish.
Who would have thought, that this all started from putting bullets in a microwave 😆 Matt always finds new ways to deconstruct items using bullets or explosions…..and keep it entertaining 👏👍
I thought RUclips eased up on loading mags. Unfortunate that they're being idiots about that. Fun video! Glad you figured out the top is all that's hardened.
If you watch Off the Ranch, you can tell when Matt films things out of order. His water collection tank, and his new floodlights aren't installed yet. :D
@@DTex.45ACP yep, as soon as i heard him talking about those, i knew it was an older video. I didnt even think about the lights and tank not being like they are now either.
I said this on matts other video also but there should be a best intro section at the gundies created especially for demo ranch and we can all vote and watch matts top ten best intros for the past year. And maybe the same thing for his montages.
Matt, very astute of you. Generally it's the top of the anvil that gets hardened, and usually as it is worked. The heat transfers from the metal being worked, and that is how the top of the anvil is usually harder than the sides 😊
@@SaltNBattery thank you, by than I believe that I will have grown out of my depression and with Jesus I will never take my own life. Thank you for being concerned and you stay safe too.
Hi Matt, I'm a big fan of your channel. I have an idea for a video. Shoot fully charged capacitors. There are very large high voltage pulse capacitors that can store many thousands of joules of energy. Would certainly be awsome to fire at them with a large caliber. No one has ever seen this on RUclips before. Best regards Oli
Haha clearly Matt makes content and doesn't watch it otherwise there's about 18 different RUclips channels that have had content on how quality anvils have hardened striking surfaces and not the rest of it. Regardless we love you Matt GJ
I love the RUclips mentality that all the viewers have their heads so far up their butts, that we can’t figure out how those suppressors are attached if we don’t see it happen 😂
I think only the very top of the anvil is a hardened plate of carbon steel the rest of it is cast-iron like the other one. You cannot harden cast-iron. Glad to see the Mere has not offed you yet. “ Proof of life”. Where is the update on the secret project? We are well past the countdown.
Hey Matt! Just a spontaneous idea, knowing that you've bent barrels on rifles before and we saw the results, I was just wondering would it would do in the realm of shotguns? I'm curious to see what would happen with bird shot, buckshot, and of course slugs. Would it work 🤔?
Hardened anvils are the same cast as un-hardened ones but have a hardened steel plate welded onto the top striking surface. So shooting the side will give similar results, you need to lay the anvils over so you can shoot the tops of them.
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Some anvils, especially older ones are a wrought iron body with a hardened steel face. Lower end would have a cast iron body with a hardened face. A lot of newer high end anvils are cast steel with the face hardened. So the bodies are typically softer than the face. As a smith I have to say it! It’s a shame to be punching holes in those anvils.😂
thats what Matt does but it would be fun if he sent one to a smith to be fixed and shoot them again. I liked the test once he shot the tops
So...did it or did it not make any sense to flip them over?
Good entertainment anyway 😁
I came here to say this!
So what about the best anvil in the world? 🤓
Lol you can't have cast iron and cast steel in the same anvil lol
Imagine a weekly stream or every few weeks, where he sits and streams for an hour or 2 sighting in a few firearms and answering questions. Eventually everything would be re-sighted and it'd be a way to interact directly with the demolitia more.
RUclips has policy against firearms and live streams. It would lead to a channel strike
@Bobby King never said on RUclips. He could even go live on Instagram or really any other platform he wants, and have the same effect.
why should anyone assume you didnt mean youtube?
@@nom6758 because there is like 10 different platforms you can stream on?
You lost him at "sighting his guns"
Matt, The Hardened one only has a 3/4" high carbon plate in the top surface, the rest of the body is cast, same as the other one. If you look at the side, on most hardened anvils you will see the line between the cast body and the plate.
Yep, spot on. Even the top 3/4 is not super hard, around 50 HRC.
yes. and if it is old enough the bottom could be wrought iron as well. Needed to get a modern anvil. :) :)
@@GaryForgingOn Yeah I have one of these pre-WWII made in England 106lbs and wrought iron base.
@@GaryForgingOn The top should be work hardened regardless. Those anvils had seem some use before Matt got hold of them.
@@DriveCarToBar work hardening is a pretty minor increase that is very superficial. You can tell the difference when you're working on it, but not when you're shooting it.
That Omen is pretty sick! I need to get one! 😂
Hmm i think i recognize it
Hmmm its like he near stole your video idea
No! Don't blow it up. Please Scott no. Mount it to the PT and hunt the trex
You and Demolitionranch are extremely good, i love your channels, they are pretty funny.
liar
Whoever the camera person was this episode was awesome lol! The interaction between Matt and the camera really made me laugh love you guys!
Thanks! 😁
@@David.Lopez.12 I noticed the water tank wasn’t there . When did you record this video ?
Dude just the goofiness between them this episode was so on point, between the mag bump, and the nodding with the camera I was cracking up but when Matt hopped on the golf cart and hit the little hill I lost it😂
yeah i agree 😂🤣
@@whatsupchris end of January, that’s also why we keep referencing the RUclips rules that got overturned. A little late but we had that other Gun from Nemo in the all calibers vid and I didn’t want two Nemo guns back to back so we put some other episodes in the schedule. BUT THEN Kentucky Buttlipsticks (love you Scott) dropped an omen vid last week so we wanted to push this one out to make it seem like we didn’t copy him 🤷🏻♂️, idk our vid is better 😉
Matt's skills at firing poorly sighted scopes is impressive lol
Weak sauce
You’ve heard of Kentucky Windage? Yeah well this is the Texas Wanderer.
Matt is the only guy who's rifles are all sighted in for 10 yards.
that many guns bouncing around the ranch... doubtful anyone keep them really locked into zero for life lol matt is kinda hard on stuff idk if you noticed that!! some guns run great sited at 10 ya know lol
The that one was shooting high he must have had it set for long-range. Probably something he was playing around with and didn't record
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We need more cameraman interactions it was funny as hell.
He brings the camera to life like it is a little make believe friend that nobody can see except Matt, that he found in the forest and brought it home
@@moneyandtimefreedom3352 Funny enough that is how Matt found me.
Matt can't keep me quiet forever!
@@David.Lopez.12
Good job, it was an added bonus. 👍
@@David.Lopez.12 you will have to tell the real story some day 😋🤣🤙
21:19 minutes with my mouth open, totally silent! Holy crap brothers!!! I actually felt the recoil through my 32" monitor!!! Once upon a time, I was at the local state park shooting range, with my trusty Marlin 444, shooting about 100 yards. At the end of the range there was a boulder, pockmarked and defaced from years of high velocity lead being hurled at it, but still in one piece. It was about 2' x 2' x 3' long. I took 3 shots pretty much dead center, and with a faint groan, she split as if Moses himself had waved his hand...
There is no substitute for mass.
Incredible video guys, thank you!!!
I've never seen Matt unload this much honestly I think he really really liked that weapon.
I swear! I thought Matt was going to make a smiling face on his target with his 1st mag dump. I appreciate the work and thank you for the entertainment.
The way Matt and David interact with each other is hilarious. Love when matt acts like a 5 yo and his cameraman reacts to it
In all the things he's hit with the 50 BMG, I think this is the first time I've been underwhelmed and impressed by what he shot with it.
it's basically a solid lump of steel
Ya I wanted one more gun to come out 😂 , Matt get an a-10
@@MarkoDash yeah, I was thinking the tungsten cube was more damaged but I just revisited that and the tungsten held up even better. I've got a bad memory I guess.
They both were wrought iron bases you can tell by the square holes on the sides one had the harden top the other without.
Islam is a religion of mercy, love and peace
In all of my years of watching you I don't think I recall you making a bigger jump from a .22lr to a 54r
Seriously lol, thats what I was thinking. Whats even the point of the .22 haha.
We definitely need more camera man interaction he was hilarious 😂😆
19:07 Matt: "I think the sun was in my eyes"
*camera pans up to a completely cloudy sky* 😂
honestly, the interaction with Mr Camera man is most entertaining :), hope he keeps being part of the video's
I like that it's a rare occorunce, but whenever it happens it's fun :D
@@daftbence Yea I agree here. A nice treat every now and then that breaks up the content a little and isn't overly leaned on.
Idk how I feel about it, the camera shaking gives me a headache
Islam is a religion of mercy, love and peace
@@يوسفالقرعان-ب3جlol, 🐂💩,
That's one mean Bad Omen. Loved it.
Those metal crowns the soft points left on the anvils... Just beautiful.
Definitely needed the Cameraman interactions! This video was like a better vibe than what we usually get on demo ranch so keep up the awesome work, and I hope to see more Cameraman interactions
He couldn't keep me quiet forever.
Cameraman meh... Jenna yum!
@@David.Lopez.12 keep up the awesome work bro 🤙🏾
@@David.Lopez.12 looking at his arsenal, I would guess he could keep you quiet forever... Like your work so far btw ;)
@@David.Lopez.12 I like your little touches in there, not forcing it or anything. Seems like ypu guys are actually having a bit of fun
Your camera person actually interacted with you. Good job guys. You both work well together.
Thank you, I'd like to think that I'm the Bevis to his Butthead
@@David.Lopez.12 I think the first time I ever heard the cameraman was the pudding fatsuit episode. You know it's funny when the cameraman breaks character.
@@bwofficial1776 haha that probably wasn’t me, I’ve been on the channel since October ‘21, my first episodes were the armored suburban
Glad to see you’re still at it man! Videos seem as good as ever, keep it up!
The interactions between you and cameraman were hilarious in this 😂
Dude, this was the best demo ranch vid I’ve seen in a wile, love the editing love the skit love the gun. Keep it up that was awesome and entertaining!
Ok but can we appreciate how genuinely smart mat is to have figured out that its just the top that is hardened while the rest of us mentally screamed at him for not already knowing that?
still not smart to do this if the bullet wobbles @ the wrong angle either the slug or a chunk of steel can come back @ you
had to shed a tear for this one, legit using a vise as an anvil currently. also that 300 win mag is sexy as hell
Thank you for not losing your sense of humor! after all them videos made I still Crack up at your shenanigans 🤣
Maaaaan! This is my favorite caliber .300 winmag, taken down lots of bull moose 🫎 with that round. Such a deadly accurate round. Sweet rifle Matt!
As a blacksmith I need to point something out. The part of the anvil that is hardened is not the body but the face plate or the striking plate. Lay the anvil on its side with the top plate facing you and you will see a world of difference which you did and glad you put them at an angle. The face plate is welded to the main body of the anvil which can be forged or cast. Beware the ricochet!
But as always, entertaining, thanks. Tell your dad happy birthday!
Did you watch the whole video?
Im glad this comment was at the top, I couldn't help but think the same thing.
@@JamesS.254 so y’all BOTH didn’t watch the whole video before commenting, huh? Rookie mistake.
Pro tip: watch the whole video, THEN post a comment.
@revealed He did exactly that. Lol
Wait till the end next time? Lol
This was fun to watch, after all these years of watching Matt shoot stuff it still feels the same. The only thing that really changed is the intros, he keeps coming up with new ideas and it’s fun. I guess I’ve been watching for a decade now😂 and I’m 24.
Вступительные ролики от Мэтта, как отдельный вид искусства, 🔥🤣👍.
This was literally the best science I've seen on the channel yet. You had a problem, then a hypothesis, and you tested it, then proved your hypothesis. Nice!
Well the Nemo Omen now has to be my next gun. Love the 300 win mag!!!
This has been my favorite dream gun for years!!!!
Someone else may point this out, but normally only the face (the top work surface) of the anvil is hardened. Sometimes the horn will be as well, but that's not at all common. The face is the part meant to take the most beating and so it's the only part that really has any advantage to being hardened. In other words, to do a proper "hardened vs unhardened" test you'd have to flip them on their end and shoot the face, not the sides.
13:00 you're correct, hardened vs not is only in reference to the main striking surface (the face), sometimes the step and horn will be, but if the entire anvil was hardened... I can't imagine how loud the ring from hitting it would be, but there's a reason that they get mounted to heavy solid bases, and some will even wrap the anvil base in additional mild steel chains (to kill the ring). Normally a hardened anvils face is a separate chunk on steel (some designs include the horn portion as this piece) that's fixed to the main body, because heating the entire structure would be a nightmare lol
I was wondering if it is even possible to harden an entire anvil that big. It can be heated to uniform temperature but cooling such a large volume leads to case hardening.
I read a paper a few years ago that was using some complex physics to focus energy internally so that it can be rapidly heated then immediately self-quench from the surrounding cool material.
It's a really hard problem to solve. Fortunately, for the vast majority of use cases it is desirable for a hardened outer surface to rest on a soft underbody.
Thank you for the jump cuts! My sensitive eyes cannot bear the sight of a mag insertion. I even close my eyes when I insert my own magazines!
I was trying to figure out what was going on there. Is he not allowed to show mag insertion? Or is it just a penis joke?
@@Scotty916 It was a temporary RUclips rule that you can’t show certain gun operations like inserting a mag or screwing on a silencer. They were talking strikes and bans and even blocked a Demo Ranch video but it got cleared up.
@@skippy8727 I thought it got cleared up several weeks ago... But this video just posted a few days ago? What gives?
@@joshuaporter1905 I just figured this was filmed earlier. Editing takes time.
Really fell in love with the 300 win mag, what a lovely gun. Great video btw :)
You and me I have a ER Shaw custom I love it
17:20 cameraman was literally hit by .50 BMG and survived.
Congratulations.
Hey Matt love your stuff I’m part of the Australian army and I think it would be cool if you got a heap of veterans and just had some fun shenanigans on a range loand I knew nothing about guns but watching you helped with the basics of gun knowledge and being safe and responsible keep up the amazing work love you bro
Edit: I just wanted everyone to know that the recent conflicts have effected the families and the defence force personnel in more so than physical ways and I love and respect all of you, you are all hero’s i hope you can all tell your stories and show us who the real hero’s are because I now know it’s not super man or captain America it you and your families thanks for your service
You're not part of the Australian Army.
I am ex Infantry ( Airborne ) 3RAR and 8/9 RAR, which part of the ADF do you serve mate ?
I suspect that unless you shoot the faces, the anvils will perform nearly identically. As far as I know, most "hardened" anvils are actually only hard on their work face, the rest of the body is good old soft iron.
Edit: It seems that you have discovered this 😂 Carry on!
not true. the entire anvil is heat treated. imagine a steak - cooked outside, raw inside
@@noided4230 Only on newer anvils and a few certain older ones. Old time anvils mostly used a steel plate with iron body. Heat treating 200lb anvil isn't easy today and certainly would be harder 100+ years ago.
@@noided4230 Erm... He literally discovered over the course of the video that what I said was correct 😂
There are lots of reasons why you might want differentially hardened steel parts. Hardened steel is prone to brittle failure when over stressed whereas unhardened metal will usually deform plastically under excessive loads which will usually result in safer and more easily repaired damage. Heat treating and tool steel alloys are more expensive than mild steel/cast iron shipped straight out the door, so you only do it to areas that need it. Hard parts will cause excessive wear on unhardened parts so some components might need a hard spot and a soft spot in order to play nice with other components. I'm sure I could think up more examples but I think I got the point across and I'm tired of typing 🤪
TLDR: Solid steel tools =/= Delicious meat steaks 😉
@@resurgam_b7 this would be accurate if anvils didn't have horns on them
@@noided4230 lol, this clearly shows how some nobodies always pretend to be experts in RUclips comments
Matts skits are half the reason I watch
Matt you crack me up fella 😆 A big G'day from Oz 🇦🇺
That 22LR was easily a 710 yard shot. No problem for our boy Matt.
I do believe that the guy hit that shot, he was like 2 feet off the target with 10 mph wind.
Yup. It was a windy day and an unfamiliar range. I definitely think that .22guy made that shot in his day.
I love seeing Matt do his crazy ideas with his new guns 😂
Gotta justify the tax write-off :P
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I’m not sure if this has been said already, but a lot of older anvils only have a plate on the face of the anvil that has been hardened, and the rest is mild or lower carbon steel. Love your vids Matt!
Just looking at the thumbnail hurts my soul! I love your videos and the content you make so I think I know what’s gonna happen to the poor anvil. I’ve been blacksmithing/Bladesmithing for the past 10 years and it’s been the most fun hobby I’ve ever taken up. But looking forward to the destruction.
It hurt my soul to soften this anvil.
Just want you to know I love watching your content Matt, even all the way over here in Australia.
Sorry you guys gave up your guns
Holy smokes! I figured you guys weren’t even allowed to watch videos with guns!
That intro skit about trespassing was super funny and creative.😂 I wish there was something like that for unwanted sales calls.🤔
Can we appreciate the amount of effort put into the intros
I replied to myself
You know those were actually used with the price of ammo...
Dr. Matt always provides primo entertainment with knowledge we never realized that we needed! Keep up the amazing work!
Thanks for bringing out the P.S.L. !!!
Matt you’ve taught me all I’ve known about guns and I love your videos thank you man.
Great video, love cameraman interactions, it's fun.
Honestly, this is the best video I’ve ever seen
This felt like more old school Demo Ranch!
Yeah #kingtabzmovieclips
Hey Matt, you're right is usually just the top of the anvil that's hardened, it's too give the hammer bounce to cut down the amount of lifting you have to do plus give a more uniform finish.
Who would have thought, that this all started from putting bullets in a microwave 😆
Matt always finds new ways to deconstruct items using bullets or explosions…..and keep it entertaining 👏👍
I thought RUclips eased up on loading mags. Unfortunate that they're being idiots about that. Fun video! Glad you figured out the top is all that's hardened.
Love your videos bro, keep uploading and doing a fantastic job 💪💯
Been watching for 3 years and you never seem to disappoint
I hope he doesn't disappoint you that often 😂
Matt, you have the coolest job possible! You're so lucky and talented. Thanks for posting on RUclips!
He shoots from children's small-caliber rifles. Is it destructive? There are real men's rifles. ruclips.net/video/ETb-vMEPXMg/видео.html
If you watch Off the Ranch, you can tell when Matt films things out of order. His water collection tank, and his new floodlights aren't installed yet. :D
Not to mention the references to the YT suppressor and mag stupidity.
@@DTex.45ACP yep, as soon as i heard him talking about those, i knew it was an older video. I didnt even think about the lights and tank not being like they are now either.
The hardened strike is probably the only part that is hardened on that anvil.
Yeah generally they only harden the strike surfaces.
I said this on matts other video also but there should be a best intro section at the gundies created especially for demo ranch and we can all vote and watch matts top ten best intros for the past year. And maybe the same thing for his montages.
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Thank you for bringing creepy cooter back in another form. Dude was weird, but hilarious
We all miss creepy cooter
Yes!!!! Men don’t wear makeup!! I will now watch every video you make forever!!
Being a blacksmith it's painful to watch you shoot that beautiful anvil, but I'm always here to support the chanel. Keep up the good work.
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who felt that pain
You aren't alone...
Ikr. I may only be a Hobbyist but man still stings
I can't find or afford a good one and he is just casually destroying two.
We got us a little support group going here I'm using a home made anvil from bloody c channel
Love your videos. Keep them coming!!
Matt, very astute of you. Generally it's the top of the anvil that gets hardened, and usually as it is worked. The heat transfers from the metal being worked, and that is how the top of the anvil is usually harder than the sides 😊
the fact that im going to be a vet when im older and own a ton of guns,makes me look up to this guy so much
Please dont
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So many scammers on these comment sections buddy look out
@@samthomas6901 ya,u too
@@SaltNBattery thank you, by than I believe that I will have grown out of my depression and with Jesus I will never take my own life. Thank you for being concerned and you stay safe too.
You should get a depth gauge for when you’re shooting steel you’ll be able to see how deep the pew pews go with each shot
Hi Matt, I'm a big fan of your channel. I have an idea for a video. Shoot fully charged capacitors. There are very large high voltage pulse capacitors that can store many thousands of joules of energy. Would certainly be awsome to fire at them with a large caliber. No one has ever seen this on RUclips before.
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Oli
I have a bolt 300win but that semi action .. Is ... uh .. wow.
More research on the anvils is needed 😂 Love this video!
Haha clearly Matt makes content and doesn't watch it otherwise there's about 18 different RUclips channels that have had content on how quality anvils have hardened striking surfaces and not the rest of it. Regardless we love you Matt GJ
I love the RUclips mentality that all the viewers have their heads so far up their butts, that we can’t figure out how those suppressors are attached if we don’t see it happen 😂
I think only the very top of the anvil is a hardened plate of carbon steel the rest of it is cast-iron like the other one. You cannot harden cast-iron. Glad to see the Mere has not offed you yet. “ Proof of life”. Where is the update on the secret project? We are well past the countdown.
I love your videos! I found you yesterday and haven't slept since!
I thought RUclips said it was okay to show how to attach a surpressor and how to insert a mag... what did I miss this time?
He Filmed this Video before RUclips said its ok to show the inserting of a Mag.
Wait, did I miss something? I thought loading the mag and screwing on the suppressor was good again.. also, great vid!
Yeah, came here to post this... Surprised nobody else noticed that he cut out loading the mag.
16:28 a dream $12k rifle… that thing is sweeeet
Hey Matt! Just a spontaneous idea, knowing that you've bent barrels on rifles before and we saw the results, I was just wondering would it would do in the realm of shotguns? I'm curious to see what would happen with bird shot, buckshot, and of course slugs. Would it work 🤔?
Yeah
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Yes do this
Oh Hell yeah. Do it, do it, do it!
Hardened anvils are the same cast as un-hardened ones but have a hardened steel plate welded onto the top striking surface. So shooting the side will give similar results, you need to lay the anvils over so you can shoot the tops of them.
Love how the .22 looks and sound like matt isn't shooting but adding the gun sound in post lol
The sound of a hammer hitting an anvil is up there with the Garand ping in terms of being satisfying to hear
As a Romanian I'm happy to know you have a sniper rifle from us❤
Thought you said "emo arms" and I got real excited for a second
That .300 win mag is a beast!!! Sheeeeesh
His intros are getting gradually more based and I am fucking *here* for it
I like the interaction with the camera man, makes the vids more lively
That NEMO is sick AF!!!❤❤❤ What I wouldn’t give to get my hands on me of those!
Video Idea !!!
Matt sights all his guns in xD And yes. We will watch such a long video !
When he said "one inch" and then laughed 🤣
Thought for a minute he was going to say "6 inches"
I love the fact that his camera guy is trying to get hit with the ejected rounds🏴❤️🇺🇸🎉🎉
I laughed so hard at the door sign.... i love all your intros! And hello from sunshine coast Queensland Australia
D.M best outro in the world......CARNAGE!!
I’m glad you have 11.2 million followers!
Why?
Sweet rifle, bro! 👍🏼🇺🇸 ‘Merica!!
I used to blacksmith growing up. It's crazy the variations you'll see on anvils and how they're made.
Bro quickscoped a fricken anvil with an intervention. MW2 vibes
Hell yeah, you took my advice to use a cleaning rod to measure depth of targets
Glad to see it