Slow motion camera is great addition! If you want to get even better shots with it try using really wide aspect ratio. Something like 1240x300 for example. Usually when shooting things happen on relatively narrow part of the screen so saving all the pixels where nothing is really happening just limits your recording speed.
Scott: *almost dies shooting large calibers* Also Scott: *makes his content almost exclusively large bores and calibers* You have balls of brass, my dude.
My Dad used to hunt geese back in the 70's with a 10 gauge. The big advantage was the extra range you got with it. It would be interesting to see a test done between a 10 and 12 at different ranges.
It's the patterning of big shot. I still shoot geese with a 10(like 2 hrs ago), and it patterns BBB and T phenomenal. The big shot carries energy further, the 10 gauge places more on target at longer range
The buckshot was spreading really quickly. Depending a bit on shot cup design, buffering, etc., higher velocities tend to do that. It's probably worse with unplated lead shot, though. 12 gauge Federal Tactical Flite Control 00B would have a longer useful range for buckshot because it's plated, uses a shot cup that doesn't separate for around 15 yards downrange, and is a bit lower velocity, which tends to give tighter groups in and of itself.
@@deathbylaxitive7 we pattern our 10s at 50 yds. Ts and TTs put around 50 in a 30in circle. The choke is 18thousands under bore. Or a light modified. Patterning tells the story. Big shot rules the sky in a ten.
@@grumpyshumpy The 12ga 3" has the same energy as a 10ga 3.5" given same size shot. The only advantage to a 10ga is it has more shot per shot, not more energy.
I have to say, that 700 nitro express hitting that level 4 plate was amazing to see. I dont think anyone would survive the blunt force trauma. Get one of those ballistic torsos with the organs in it and hit one with no plate with the 700 nitro and 10 gauge and then put a level 4 plate and hit it with the 10 gauge and 700 nitro and see what internal damage is done. Your videos are so epic Scott, you are the man! 😎👍🤘🇺🇸💪
They wouldn't have survived. Blunt force trauma on the back side of the armor is part of the NIJ rating system, which is why Level IV isn't rated for .700 Nitro Express.
Scott there’s an easier way to pull both triggers at once, put an empty shell between the triggers and pull, it’ll be way smoother and save the skin on your knuckles
Most people and I’m not joking , with Scott’s accident and injury would have been out for at the minimum 6 months to a year or more . The rate of speed that this man recovered and is back shooting these types of firearms is absolutely amazing. I was diagnosed with stage 4 lymphoma and did 3 years of chemo and treatment and never puked or lost weight in fact I gained it due to the prednisone. I’m now 5 years in remission and back to normal . I thought I was a badass Scott’s the real badass I’m truly amazed
@@whereipostmyclips7963 thank you I appreciate that , I was diagnosed the same month I lost my mother to small cell lung cancer. I was ready to fight I refused to let it do what it did to my mother . Chemo destroyed my mother more than anything. I’m a father of 5 and been with my wife for 24 years since we were 13 there isn’t anything I wouldn’t fight for my family . When the doctor walked in and said what I was diagnosed with everyone started crying and I was just ready to start fighting. I’m thankful to be in remission I just had my yearly checkup and still good to go , I take supplements and vitamins now to help keep it away .
I honestly am in amazement you could find 10ga shells, especially heavy artillery. I remember shooting a 10ga that belonged to my friends dad. It was definitely a shoulder Whopper but a lot of fun
They’re available all over the internet in multiple loadings and All my local shops have ammo for it. What’s really hard to find in store is 24 and 32 gauge ammo. Just federal and fiocchi and rio load them but you almost have to order it.
That 00 buck looked like 2-20MM zipped right through the door. That’s a crazy gauge. And the cheese explosion looked liked Old Faithful blowing it’s top. Great video, Scott.
i love how scott is just so happy and hyper and running around with kid energy(5:31) even after being blown up by a 50cal not even too long ago. very glad Scott is doing great!
I love how Scott always sets up the table with such care and finesse. and take down was a snap!... seriously that was a pretty epic take down of the table:)
Back in the late 60s my dad went out to western Ks with his brother-in-law to hunt pheasants. My dad's shotgun broke while they were out there and it happened to be that my uncle brought his Winchester M1901 10 gauge as a backup shotgun. Steel butt plate, no recoil pad. My dad finished the weekend using that beast and when they were done hunting, dad said his shoulder was black and blue and it hurt like hades.
@@grumpyshumpy I’ve heard of story’s of people who shot a 10 gauge with double 00 buck and breaking collar bones or dislocating shoulders! Any truth to that?
having just gotten a 10 gauge single i cant wait, watching your videos always makes me laugh and the truck part makes this 72yr old think of my boyhood craziness...thank you thank you!!
When in my teens, one of my buddies was helping his parents clean out part of their barn they didn't use often and they found his grandfather's double barrelled 10 gauge. They just disposed of it. I was a bit upset, since one of my cousins was a gunsmith and I think it could have been restored. Cool video of its power.
Some people are born stupid and never change. Then they become anti gunners and vote for Biden lol. I feel ur pain my friend, I'm sure it could've been saved as well.
I remember couple decades back as a high-schooler me and some buddies went to my "great uncles" (no relation) place in Arkansas to camp and hike. On the last day of the trip he brought out his side by side 10g shotty and we all had a go with pulling both triggers on 00 buck. My skinny teenager self got knocked flat on his back! lol good times thanks for the video. RIP uncle Pete.
I have always preferred the 10 gauge but no one ever talks about it until you're video. Similar to the upgraded 30-06 which is also my favorite rifle caliber. You're responses before and after shooting things is how most people feel whole shooting but seldom verbalize it.🤣 Great video!👍
That thing is sweet, and quite classy-looking as well. It would be pretty cool if you could hunt down an 8 guage to go with it. Also, have you tried shooting frozen water melons? It might be interesting to see the difference in frozen vs not frozen melons on the slow-mo.
I grew up on the Eastern shore of Maryland and waterfowl hunting was a way life and in my family goose hunting was done primarily with 10ga shotguns. Additionally in parts of Europe up until the 1980’s I have been told by friends who lived in Spain and Italy that the 10ga was pretty much the shotgun of choice as it also was in the American west in 1800’s and first part of the 20th century. Just a FYI the Indiana state police used a 10ga shotgun for decades and it was given the nickname “the roadblocker”
I use to hunt geese with the ten gauge. It would easily bring those big honkers down. Scott, you have way more fun than any man should have!! 🤣🤣🤣 Loved your video.
I love the 10 gauge. It's interesting to me that when it came out, the regular load was 1 1/8 ounce of shot in a 2 7/8" shell., and the 12 gauge was 7/8 ounce of shot in a 2 1/2" shell. Each is now the "normal" load in the next smaller gauge shotgun. Shows how advances in propellants improved the ballistics of modern firearms!
When the ten gauge 'came out'? Are you more than a century old? Sorry but there's even eight gauge and bigger, a smooth barrel firearm is a pretty old invention.
The 16 gauge load was 1 ounce. 10 gauge was generally 1 1/4. 12 gauge was 1 1/8. Today the 16 gauge can shoot 1 3/8 ounce at 1200 easily. 20 gauge was 7/8, 24 was 11/16, 32 was 5/8, 410 was 1/2. I’ve got at least 1 gun in every gauge.
@@newoneinblack I believe that the largest was the 4 guage although it was so powerful that the guns were mounted on a boat and moved to where the ducks were.
I'm starting to feel like Scott's hatred of tables must stem from a deep childhood memory, like maybe he was never allowed to eat inside with the rest of his family, he was forced to eat outside on a stump. And he had to fend off local wildlife to finish his meal.
I would really love to see you shoot some Ballistic Heads and Torsos with that 10 Gauge as well as your elephant guns, I mean seeing what happened when you, Matt and Garandthumb shot those heads with the .50 cal I can hardly imagine what the .700 Nitro will do... I am sure it would be glorious, if messy ;-)
I showed my boyfriend him doing yard donuts and he was so triggered because we are in A suburban area of California and he wants to do donuts with his truck so badly. 😂
12 gauge double barrel shotgun to the 10 gauge double barrel shotgun: I'm two spots higher than you 10 gauge double barrel shotgun to the 12 gauge double barrel shotgun: yeah but I'm a bigger badass than you .
10 gauge is my favorite shotgun cartridge. I got a Browning BPS Pump action 10 gauge. Throws shells with authority and the pump sounds angry when you rack it. Its too bad there isn’t a whole lot of semi auto 10 gauges around...one can hope to get one, one day.
Only real downside is how expensive those shells are and much more rare to actually find from shops. Recoil management is personal and we dont count that. I use 3.5 inch shells with 2.3 oz of lead in my remington 870 for hunt.
Would love to see you set up a trail camera after one of your range days to see what all kind of animals come check out the carnage over the next couple days/nights. 😂
The 8 and 10 gauge shotguns and boat mounted duck guns were phased out because of the incredible versatility of the 12 gauge; it’s still the go to for military and law enforcement scatter guns. And the slug/sabot fired from select rifled barrel models gives you essentially a devastating and accurate yet light, fifty caliber weapon.
I love the 10 ga video. I’m curious to see what a high-velocity waterfowl load would do compared to the buckshot and slugs. Also, I’d love to see what the 10 would do to a bucket of joint compound.
I have been using a 10 GA. for about 40 years. H&R long range, single. The geese drop at a range my buddy's 1187 super mag. can't seem to reach. Biggest problem is ammunition cost. But then again my friends 1187, 3 1/2" , 12 GA. aren't cheap either. Bought the H&R new in the early 80's. And the almost 10lb's it weighs in at.
guns, watermelons, trucks rolling coal while throwing rooster tails?! damn! gotta love the stuff you come out with Scott! I'm glad to see how far you've gotten.
RIP to Scott's rotator cuff lol You're the best dude! Always so positive, informative, and fun! Thank you for all you do. I hope the new guidelines don't destroy your income or your desire to do full auto or bumpstock videos.
Moreover, there is an alternative to WOT and FTR for men with fast fingers. 🤭 UPD: We're looking forward to FAF with Scott. ruclips.net/video/XTdyqdundoc/видео.html
About 40 years ago the first shotgun I ever shot was a double barrel 10ga. It was longer than I was tall. Accidentally let both barrels go when I took a shot at a jackrabbit. I landed a few yards away and we only found part of the rabbit. Been in love with shotguns ever since.
this man is alike to someone who crashed a drag car flipped over 15 or 20 times landed on his roof and walked out of the car at 800 horsepower, then came back headstrong and wanted to start out with 950 horsepower this time around and just send er! this man reminds me to never stop doing what i love and to never ever be a wuss!
Watching you pull that shell out in slow motion brought back memories. I could almost smell it. My grandpa used to take me shooting and I loved that smell of the spent shells
My grandfather owned a Springfield side-by-side double barrel 10-ga with a 0.44 rifle in the crotch on the top side... Total beast and a hoot to shoot at night. Wow
I can't tell you how many times I get caught off guard with watermelon time. You sigh, look off into the distance, and then start saying something deep. Then you yell "Watermelon Time!" and said fruit explodes shortly after...lol. Love you man! Can't wait for the next one!
I did the same thing unloading both barrels at the same time when I was 14yo. It was one of my first jobs doing construction job site clean up and mowing the grass. Boss man came up asking me if I could shoot because they had a snake problem getting in the office. He told me he'd pay me $50 a hour, give me the gun and ammo and a bonus for each snake killed. This was a long time ago.... I made bank but lead the trigger if both barrels were loaded could send both of the rounds at the same time. It was a older gun like this one. I couldn't have been 90# wet and it knocked me on my butt. Boss man had a hell of a laugh and I only loaded one round at a time. 00 buck is the best lol.
Subscribed!! Thank you for the 10gauge goodness, no one in New Zealand has a 10 gauge. The largest load delivery we have down here is 3 1/2 inch 12 gauge magnums I believe. Even finding a shotty to take that round is difficult.
That 10-gauge was awesome! I'm really liking the big bore focused content you've been sharing with us. Hoping soon you get to show us a 50-110 or 50-140 lever action and see how they stack up against the 2 express rifles.
Those rounds dont actually put out that much energy compared to Nitro Express rounds. They were blackpowder so they dont really get up to any meaningful speeds or grain weights.
@@darrengarcia4937 Yeah I know, it's hard to beat 1000 grain projectiles with Nitro powder behind it. Still the 50-140 produces a lot of muzzle energy for a black powder load. They also have smokeless factory loads producing over 4,400 joules of energy which is quite impressive for such a low pressure round. It's just more for the love for big bores. They are a dying and forgotten breed of gun and besides a video is always more fun with a big bore. Besides there is a guy on RUclips who shoots, I believe it's a 50-110. He reloads his own ammunition and is producing very impressive results. Very close in comparison to these Nitro guns. You just have to have an action strong enough to withstand the pressures especially with modern smokeless powder. Winchester of course comes to mind as that is the strongest action in any levergun I believe. Either way it's fun.
What I love about your channel is that you really enjoy doing these videos, that 10 gauge shotgun is an absolute beast! Vaporized everything you put in front of it.
Hey Scott just want to say your content has been a highlight in my day. Life’s been pretty hard lately and I appreciate being able to watch your videos to escape the mess of it all. Love the enthusiasm and your passion for firearms brother. Always a good time! God bless man to you and your family
I really enjoy the fact that Kentucky Ballistics is Pro-2A. I really enjoy that he is also into cars and trucks. I also enjoy every single video he makes... But can we PLEASE just all appreciate the fact that in every SINGLE ONE of his videos, he finds some obnoxious way to absolutely fucking DESTROY a folding table XD I love you man! Glad you seem to have made a full recovery!
Hey man I also have a 10 gauge double. I've never tried both barrels but I used to watch my dad and his friends do it when I was little. It looked pretty hard to handle. I seen it black the entire side of my uncle's face lol. He was a big guy too. The rear trigger on mine fires both barrels
I have to say this again. The Slow-mo camera is awesome and it really upped the quality of your videos! Great investment and I'm glad you're using it well! Cheers!
One of my favorite things about your slow camera is that i can slow it down even more with youtude settings and actually somewhat see the round as it hits. It is a amazing. The slow camera is an AWESOME addition to the channel.
I have an American Arms 32" SxS 10 gauge that looks almost identical to that. Oddly it's actually made in Spain. Bought it online with the intention of cutting it down into a coach gun but it's just too damn nice to cut. What a blast pulling both triggers though all I've found local for ammo is a bunch of bird loads.
Back in the 1800's, the 10 gauge was actually the standard. Most old double barrels were probably 10 gauge. Of course, you're talking about using black powder. Lots of smoke and fire, but not as powerful overall.
@@annoyanceking The punt guns continued into the 20th century, if I remember correctly, until there was a crackdown on professional water fowl hunting.
I love the 10 gauge had one as a teenager that I used to deer hunt with those 18 pallets in the buckshot are 30 caliber. the devastation of 18 30caliber pellets is awesome site.
My daddy had an old Parker pokestock 10 gauge that was made in the 1880s and originally belonged to my great grandfather who was a confederate veteran. My daddy used to load his own black powder shells for it and he used .32 caliber squirrel rifle balls for buckshot. One time he found some records in my sister’s room of that rock and roll music that he didn’t like so he took the box of records and blasted them in our backyard from 25 yards away with that buckshot and made my sister redd up the yard from all that vinyl
I absolutely loved this video. Its goofy how powerful that 10 gauge is, but I believe my favorite part was watching that table darn near teleport out of the shot, that was hilarious.
I've got one, but mine is has 3 barrels. Yeah, no sh-t, a triple-barreled 10ga, made by Breeden-Crosley Armaments in 1955. It takes some muscle to hold it up steady. Plus my dad has a triple-barreled 10ga/12ga combo, one 10ga on top and two 12ga below.
Man, that sounded so cool I had to look it up, but I couldn't really find anything under the brand name you listed. The only 10-gauge triple I could find was an Austrian made (Gottfried Juch) with the three barrels side-by-side-by-side. I'd really love if you could add any info you have on that 10/12 combo. That sounds like one hell of a beautiful piece of hardware!
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Slow motion camera is great addition! If you want to get even better shots with it try using really wide aspect ratio. Something like 1240x300 for example. Usually when shooting things happen on relatively narrow part of the screen so saving all the pixels where nothing is really happening just limits your recording speed.
You got an idea what camera he is using exactly? I am interested to get one.
Can you guys crush a Hi-Point for us😂
u da real MVP.... *this* ^^^^^ very much *this*.... i want all the splosions but i also wanna see that slug hit em
@@hazennelson4057 Why? You can just melt the whole thing on your kitchen stove.
I didn't expect y'all to show up on a Kentucky video, nonetheless with some advice
Scott: *almost dies shooting large calibers*
Also Scott: *makes his content almost exclusively large bores and calibers*
You have balls of brass, my dude.
More like balls of freaking osmium
depleted uranium
Thorium.
Balls of graphene
The audacity is truly that of utmost admiration!
A friend of mine just got a new 22LR rifle, his exact words were, 'so accurate you could hammer in a nail at a 100 feet' sounds like a challenge to me
Once I owned a 1942 browning .22 LR pump ,model 62 A improved safety…and it could darn well hit a nats eye at 100 paces,
My old marlin i inherited from my grandfather i routinely drive in nails at 100yds with an old bushnell 4x scope.
@@chickenmaster7069 my new smith and wesson 22 a/1 couldnt hot the boradside of a barn
Still one of my favorite calibers ! Hands down effective at range and almost pin point accurate !
I can believe it but if you ever attempt it post a link here.
Cashier at Scott's grocery store: "this guy really likes eggplant"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
And watermelons. And gravy. And nacho cheese. And folding tables lol
NOBODY LIKES EGGPLANT
Yeah
Heh. Nice!
The fact that after his accident he still can tank recoil. This guy is a beast
It's true. Scott's a freakin' cyborg. I'd bet he could shoulder fire the 120mm cannon off an M1A tank for chrissakes.
My Dad used to hunt geese back in the 70's with a 10 gauge. The big advantage was the extra range you got with it. It would be interesting to see a test done between a 10 and 12 at different ranges.
It's the patterning of big shot. I still shoot geese with a 10(like 2 hrs ago), and it patterns BBB and T phenomenal. The big shot carries energy further, the 10 gauge places more on target at longer range
Yup, you can hear 12ga 3in shells bounce off of geese if they're too high. But that 10ga 3 1/2in BBB will fold them up nicely.
The buckshot was spreading really quickly. Depending a bit on shot cup design, buffering, etc., higher velocities tend to do that. It's probably worse with unplated lead shot, though. 12 gauge Federal Tactical Flite Control 00B would have a longer useful range for buckshot because it's plated, uses a shot cup that doesn't separate for around 15 yards downrange, and is a bit lower velocity, which tends to give tighter groups in and of itself.
@@deathbylaxitive7 we pattern our 10s at 50 yds. Ts and TTs put around 50 in a 30in circle. The choke is 18thousands under bore. Or a light modified. Patterning tells the story. Big shot rules the sky in a ten.
@@grumpyshumpy The 12ga 3" has the same energy as a 10ga 3.5" given same size shot. The only advantage to a 10ga is it has more shot per shot, not more energy.
I have to say, that 700 nitro express hitting that level 4 plate was amazing to see. I dont think anyone would survive the blunt force trauma. Get one of those ballistic torsos with the organs in it and hit one with no plate with the 700 nitro and 10 gauge and then put a level 4 plate and hit it with the 10 gauge and 700 nitro and see what internal damage is done. Your videos are so epic Scott, you are the man! 😎👍🤘🇺🇸💪
yeah, honestly if someone survives a hit like that, they effectively won a lottery(and a massive hospital bill)...
10 gauge slug vs. 700 nitro express, which is the better elephant gun?
@@crazysilly2914 700 nitro express... bigger slug=more devastation=good stuff...
They wouldn't have survived. Blunt force trauma on the back side of the armor is part of the NIJ rating system, which is why Level IV isn't rated for .700 Nitro Express.
@@immikeurnot They should convert a Ma Duece to shoot .700 Nitro. 50. Cal is like a 5.7x28, whereas .700 Nitro is a 45. ACP
Scott there’s an easier way to pull both triggers at once, put an empty shell between the triggers and pull, it’ll be way smoother and save the skin on your knuckles
As my Grandfather always said:
"The bigger the gun, the bigger the fun!"
that should be shirt motto for him 😁
It was Ron Jeremy's...bigger pay check, anyway...
Truer words have never been spoken. Such an awesome quote!
Most people and I’m not joking , with Scott’s accident and injury would have been out for at the minimum 6 months to a year or more . The rate of speed that this man recovered and is back shooting these types of firearms is absolutely amazing. I was diagnosed with stage 4 lymphoma and did 3 years of chemo and treatment and never puked or lost weight in fact I gained it due to the prednisone. I’m now 5 years in remission and back to normal . I thought I was a badass Scott’s the real badass I’m truly amazed
Youre still a massive badass!
@@whereipostmyclips7963 thank you I appreciate that , I was diagnosed the same month I lost my mother to small cell lung cancer. I was ready to fight I refused to let it do what it did to my mother . Chemo destroyed my mother more than anything. I’m a father of 5 and been with my wife for 24 years since we were 13 there isn’t anything I wouldn’t fight for my family . When the doctor walked in and said what I was diagnosed with everyone started crying and I was just ready to start fighting. I’m thankful to be in remission I just had my yearly checkup and still good to go , I take supplements and vitamins now to help keep it away .
you gotta get right back in the saddle
Y'all are both badasses!
It was just a flesh wound...you're giving him too much credit.
Scott has officially transitioned into his role of the Doom Slayer
I mean it's obvious he has a blue health vile in his thumb
He talks too much.
Rip and Tear, until it's done. 😎
I'm just waiting for the heavy metal music to kick in
You called?
I honestly am in amazement you could find 10ga shells, especially heavy artillery. I remember shooting a 10ga that belonged to my friends dad. It was definitely a shoulder Whopper but a lot of fun
They’re available all over the internet in multiple loadings and All my local shops have ammo for it. What’s really hard to find in store is 24 and 32 gauge ammo. Just federal and fiocchi and rio load them but you almost have to order it.
Try buds gun shop
That 00 buck looked like 2-20MM zipped right through the door. That’s a crazy gauge. And the cheese explosion looked liked Old Faithful blowing it’s top. Great video, Scott.
Greetings from Hungary 🇭🇺 kentucky ballistics is one of the best
* NACHO CHEESE!!!!
So imagine a 12 gauge is 12mm so yea lmao 10 gauge is so much fun I love mine
For not liking eggplant, he’s going to have one hell of an eggplant patch come spring with all the seeds he’s spreading around...lol
@@TheUnknown380 My BPS 10ga is getting expensive to shoot. But yeah it's my favorite.
i love how scott is just so happy and hyper and running around with kid energy(5:31) even after being blown up by a 50cal not even too long ago. very glad Scott is doing great!
Just watching this man enjoying life makes me short of breath and i start to develop a shoulder bruise.
You mean the 50 cal being blown up by Scott. Only one survived. He won. Just had to put a thumb in it.
That's because he is a G
The sound two bullets make interacting with each other in the air is otherworldly 4:09
As a mechanic, I've often wanted to do that to a few PT Cruisers and other Chrysler products myself.
Very good video.
Thank you.
I love how Scott always sets up the table with such care and finesse. and take down was a snap!... seriously that was a pretty epic take down of the table:)
He's applying loony toons logic now.
LMAO. That was awesome for sure.
Maybe some portraits of "beloved" Democrat figures and soy drenched, Hollywood types in the public sphere....
Scott: "Hey you wanna see my table trick?"
Viewer: "Don't you mean table CLOTH trick?"
Scott: 11:13
Hippity hoppity your table is now my property
And for my actual response, that table got roped into this worse than Mr. Meeseeks did...
Yeah that was funny 🤣🤣
Track ppl: "We do the hammer toss"
KB: "That's cute" *throws table then drags it behind truck*
We need a Discovery Channel show of Scott hunting prehistory's biggest terrestrial predators with his 700 and double 10.
Exactily 🤣🤣🤣... i already have the title of the film: jurassic hunt, Scott revenge
Wait, are we limited to just terrestrial? I wanna see what the 7 hundo will do to a martian
@@spacemonkey2273 go find one then
@@levergatnation8959 I will do my utmost
Has Scott be hunting for triceratops?
Absolutely beautiful. I want to see the 700 nitro and this double barrel in slow mo versus garand thumbs ballistic dummies and heads, who's with me?
Hehe that would be wonderfully disgustingly awesome to watch.
That or even a couple meat targets, a Paul Harrell special, lol.
Absolutely agree👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Yes daddy
With you all the way
Back in the late 60s my dad went out to western Ks with his brother-in-law to hunt pheasants. My dad's shotgun broke while they were out there and it happened to be that my uncle brought his Winchester M1901 10 gauge as a backup shotgun. Steel butt plate, no recoil pad. My dad finished the weekend using that beast and when they were done hunting, dad said his shoulder was black and blue and it hurt like hades.
And those are just light loads. Imagine 10ga with 00 buck loaded hot. Better hold on buttercup.
Everyone needs an uncle like that Jm
@@grumpyshumpy I’ve heard of story’s of people who shot a 10 gauge with double 00 buck and breaking collar bones or dislocating shoulders! Any truth to that?
The class of a lever action shotgun with 2-5/8" surpasses all. My Dad grew up killing geese, ducks and deer with a 1901 and the 1887 12 gauge.
having just gotten a 10 gauge single i cant wait, watching your videos always makes me laugh and the truck part makes this 72yr old think of my boyhood craziness...thank you thank you!!
One day Scott is going to see eggplants sprouting up all over his range, I hope he’ll be ok and it doesn’t cause him anger issues.
All he has to do is shoot them
Oh he'll have anger issues for sure because.......Nobody Likes Eggplants!!!
@@dr.insecto7846 which will make them multiply
Eggplant is the worst
More shooting targets!
When in my teens, one of my buddies was helping his parents clean out part of their barn they didn't use often and they found his grandfather's double barrelled 10 gauge. They just disposed of it. I was a bit upset, since one of my cousins was a gunsmith and I think it could have been restored. Cool video of its power.
Some people are born stupid and never change. Then they become anti gunners and vote for Biden lol. I feel ur pain my friend, I'm sure it could've been saved as well.
I remember couple decades back as a high-schooler me and some buddies went to my "great uncles" (no relation) place in Arkansas to camp and hike. On the last day of the trip he brought out his side by side 10g shotty and we all had a go with pulling both triggers on 00 buck. My skinny teenager self got knocked flat on his back! lol good times thanks for the video. RIP uncle Pete.
Is shotty the cool way to say shotgun!
Nice to see another Arkansan around these parts
@@skigdividerx4991 yes
What part of Arkansas
Arkansas superiority confirmed
I have always preferred the 10 gauge but no one ever talks about it until you're video. Similar to the upgraded 30-06 which is also my favorite rifle caliber.
You're responses before and after shooting things is how most people feel whole shooting but seldom verbalize it.🤣 Great video!👍
Gotta love 10 gauge. It's a great looking shotgun
Finally showing a PT cruiser the respect it deserves lol
That thing is sweet, and quite classy-looking as well. It would be pretty cool if you could hunt down an 8 guage to go with it. Also, have you tried shooting frozen water melons? It might be interesting to see the difference in frozen vs not frozen melons on the slow-mo.
The slow mo on the food products and especially the recoil is absolutely amazing!! Great job Scott!! Glad to see you really bk to yourself!!
Man, that table yank with the truck looked like it came straight out of a cartoon 🤣
The speed at which that table snapped out of frame had me rolling. It was like a cartoon.
It got yeeted!
Glad to see you are back to 100% now. That was a messed up freak accident that you went through
I grew up on the Eastern shore of Maryland and waterfowl hunting was a way life and in my family goose hunting was done primarily with 10ga shotguns. Additionally in parts of Europe up until the 1980’s I have been told by friends who lived in Spain and Italy that the 10ga was pretty much the shotgun of choice as it also was in the American west in 1800’s and first part of the 20th century. Just a FYI the Indiana state police used a 10ga shotgun for decades and it was given the nickname “the roadblocker”
I use to hunt geese with the ten gauge. It would easily bring those big honkers down. Scott, you have way more fun than any man should have!! 🤣🤣🤣 Loved your video.
You should have seen the liberal women that dispersed after I tooted in line at Target. Now that's fun.
I love the 10 gauge. It's interesting to me that when it came out, the regular load was 1 1/8 ounce of shot in a 2 7/8" shell., and the 12 gauge was 7/8 ounce of shot in a 2 1/2" shell. Each is now the "normal" load in the next smaller gauge shotgun. Shows how advances in propellants improved the ballistics of modern firearms!
It is mainly due to improvements in metallurgy that allows for the pressures.
When the ten gauge 'came out'? Are you more than a century old? Sorry but there's even eight gauge and bigger, a smooth barrel firearm is a pretty old invention.
@@newoneinblack 8 gauge and bigger went obsolete in the late 1800’s my guy
The 16 gauge load was 1 ounce. 10 gauge was generally 1 1/4. 12 gauge was 1 1/8. Today the 16 gauge can shoot 1 3/8 ounce at 1200 easily. 20 gauge was 7/8, 24 was 11/16, 32 was 5/8, 410 was 1/2. I’ve got at least 1 gun in every gauge.
@@newoneinblack I believe that the largest was the 4 guage although it was so powerful that the guns were mounted on a boat and moved to where the ducks were.
Legend has it that Scott’s shoulder stays bruised 365 days a year.
24/7 he has an ice pack gorilla taped to his gun shoulder
Half a lifetime ago, when I was 30, I'd have joined you. Today it's fun to watch you take the pounding by yourself. Thanks for the entertainment.
That 10 gage is what's called a "Goose Gun". Designed specifically for knocking large waterfowl out of the sky.
I'm starting to feel like Scott's hatred of tables must stem from a deep childhood memory, like maybe he was never allowed to eat inside with the rest of his family, he was forced to eat outside on a stump. And he had to fend off local wildlife to finish his meal.
I would really love to see you shoot some Ballistic Heads and Torsos with that 10 Gauge as well as your elephant guns, I mean seeing what happened when you, Matt and Garandthumb shot those heads with the .50 cal I can hardly imagine what the .700 Nitro will do...
I am sure it would be glorious, if messy ;-)
Im sure it would be gnarly, though 50 bmg is significantly more powerful than 700 nitro. 8900 ft lbs vs over 12,000 in the 50 cal
@@theshapeexists I just want to see what happens, don't really care about the numbers .-)
HEY! That's MY line!
The 10 needs to make a comeback in popularity
Question: Why is KB doing donuts in the yard with the truck?
Answer: He's just tilling the field.
I showed my boyfriend him doing yard donuts and he was so triggered because we are in A suburban area of California and he wants to do donuts with his truck so badly. 😂
Lmao
It's called cumulative destruction of evide......yeah, tilling the field works!
12 gauge double barrel shotgun to the 10 gauge double barrel shotgun: I'm two spots higher than you
10 gauge double barrel shotgun to the 12 gauge double barrel shotgun: yeah but I'm a bigger badass than you .
Being able to see the angry swarm of pellets headed down range on the slow-mo is pretty awesome.
00 pellets no less and a whole bunch of 'em.
The double barrel shotgun is the best invention to grace this hellhole we call Earth.
And you cannot change my mind.
10 gauge is my favorite shotgun cartridge. I got a Browning BPS Pump action 10 gauge. Throws shells with authority and the pump sounds angry when you rack it. Its too bad there isn’t a whole lot of semi auto 10 gauges around...one can hope to get one, one day.
Only real downside is how expensive those shells are and much more rare to actually find from shops. Recoil management is personal and we dont count that. I use 3.5 inch shells with 2.3 oz of lead in my remington 870 for hunt.
Would love to see you set up a trail camera after one of your range days to see what all kind of animals come check out the carnage over the next couple days/nights. 😂
😂 I guarentee there's families of raccoons of 130 deep or more that migrated from Indiana to Kentucky once the word was out from there kin folk ,
The 8 and 10 gauge shotguns and boat mounted duck guns were phased out because of the incredible versatility of the 12 gauge; it’s still the go to for military and law enforcement scatter guns. And the slug/sabot fired from select rifled barrel models gives you essentially a devastating and accurate yet light, fifty caliber weapon.
Also recoil was a factor, the number of people who could comfortably shoot a 12 gauge was far higher.
Most of it was the invention of smokeless powder. Made the 12 better and the bigger ones near unwieldy
I love the 10 ga video. I’m curious to see what a high-velocity waterfowl load would do compared to the buckshot and slugs. Also, I’d love to see what the 10 would do to a bucket of joint compound.
I have been using a 10 GA. for about 40 years. H&R long range, single.
The geese drop at a range my buddy's 1187 super mag. can't seem to reach.
Biggest problem is ammunition cost. But then again my friends 1187, 3 1/2" , 12 GA. aren't cheap either.
Bought the H&R new in the early 80's.
And the almost 10lb's it weighs in at.
guns, watermelons, trucks rolling coal while throwing rooster tails?! damn! gotta love the stuff you come out with Scott! I'm glad to see how far you've gotten.
RIP to Scott's rotator cuff lol
You're the best dude! Always so positive, informative, and fun! Thank you for all you do. I hope the new guidelines don't destroy your income or your desire to do full auto or bumpstock videos.
Moreover, there is an alternative to WOT and FTR for men with fast fingers. 🤭
UPD: We're looking forward to FAF with Scott.
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The double 10 is freakin sick! I have a single barrel 10, the recoil is honestly just fun
The local wildlife must love you "Hey Jerry, I hear the boom-booms again, and that means there'll be food everywhere after they stop!"
About 40 years ago the first shotgun I ever shot was a double barrel 10ga. It was longer than I was tall. Accidentally let both barrels go when I took a shot at a jackrabbit. I landed a few yards away and we only found part of the rabbit. Been in love with shotguns ever since.
Absolutely adore that double barrel 10ga shotty. Almost as much as I adore the 700 Nitro Express 😎🤙🏻🇺🇸🦅
this man is alike to someone who crashed a drag car flipped over 15 or 20 times landed on his roof and walked out of the car at 800 horsepower, then came back headstrong and wanted to start out with 950 horsepower this time around and just send er! this man reminds me to never stop doing what i love and to never ever be a wuss!
I'm glad to see you've healed up and are back to doing what you love .
Watching you pull that shell out in slow motion brought back memories. I could almost smell it. My grandpa used to take me shooting and I loved that smell of the spent shells
Made my weekend to see "Watermelon Time" was back and you hit that table so hard it's entire family felt it!!!
that slug hit!
atomised watermellon :-D
My grandfather owned a Springfield side-by-side double barrel 10-ga with a 0.44 rifle in the crotch on the top side... Total beast and a hoot to shoot at night. Wow
I can't tell you how many times I get caught off guard with watermelon time. You sigh, look off into the distance, and then start saying something deep.
Then you yell "Watermelon Time!" and said fruit explodes shortly after...lol. Love you man! Can't wait for the next one!
pulling the table with the truck was seriously funny. I would love to see him do it with a longer rope so the truck is moving faster
"And the flowers are still standing." Dr. Peter Venkman.
I did the same thing unloading both barrels at the same time when I was 14yo. It was one of my first jobs doing construction job site clean up and mowing the grass. Boss man came up asking me if I could shoot because they had a snake problem getting in the office. He told me he'd pay me $50 a hour, give me the gun and ammo and a bonus for each snake killed. This was a long time ago.... I made bank but lead the trigger if both barrels were loaded could send both of the rounds at the same time. It was a older gun like this one. I couldn't have been 90# wet and it knocked me on my butt. Boss man had a hell of a laugh and I only loaded one round at a time. 00 buck is the best lol.
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Thank you for the 10gauge goodness, no one in New Zealand has a 10 gauge.
The largest load delivery we have down here is 3 1/2 inch 12 gauge magnums I believe.
Even finding a shotty to take that round is difficult.
I thought there were no guns in New Zealand.
Scott has wised up now and stands farther back when shooting condiments..lol..great vid!
Scott buddy you're the greatest! Excellent vid
That 10-gauge was awesome! I'm really liking the big bore focused content you've been sharing with us. Hoping soon you get to show us a 50-110 or 50-140 lever action and see how they stack up against the 2 express rifles.
Those rounds dont actually put out that much energy compared to Nitro Express rounds. They were blackpowder so they dont really get up to any meaningful speeds or grain weights.
@@darrengarcia4937 Yeah I know, it's hard to beat 1000 grain projectiles with Nitro powder behind it. Still the 50-140 produces a lot of muzzle energy for a black powder load. They also have smokeless factory loads producing over 4,400 joules of energy which is quite impressive for such a low pressure round. It's just more for the love for big bores. They are a dying and forgotten breed of gun and besides a video is always more fun with a big bore. Besides there is a guy on RUclips who shoots, I believe it's a 50-110. He reloads his own ammunition and is producing very impressive results. Very close in comparison to these Nitro guns. You just have to have an action strong enough to withstand the pressures especially with modern smokeless powder. Winchester of course comes to mind as that is the strongest action in any levergun I believe. Either way it's fun.
What I love about your channel is that you really enjoy doing these videos, that 10 gauge shotgun is an absolute beast! Vaporized everything you put in front of it.
Hey Scott just want to say your content has been a highlight in my day. Life’s been pretty hard lately and I appreciate being able to watch your videos to escape the mess of it all. Love the enthusiasm and your passion for firearms brother. Always a good time! God bless man to you and your family
theres so much power going out of that shotgun its just shocking like damn looks like a normal shotgun but the bullet hits look like a fricking 50bmgs
I'm so danged happy to see you pretty near fully recovered and having fun again. 👍
Bless you buddy! 🙏
I really enjoy the fact that Kentucky Ballistics is Pro-2A. I really enjoy that he is also into cars and trucks. I also enjoy every single video he makes... But can we PLEASE just all appreciate the fact that in every SINGLE ONE of his videos, he finds some obnoxious way to absolutely fucking DESTROY a folding table XD I love you man! Glad you seem to have made a full recovery!
Hey man I also have a 10 gauge double. I've never tried both barrels but I used to watch my dad and his friends do it when I was little. It looked pretty hard to handle. I seen it black the entire side of my uncle's face lol. He was a big guy too.
The rear trigger on mine fires both barrels
That DB shotgun was OP I love the slugs
Never get tired of this stuff top man Scot the gun collection must be vast lol
He has licensed dealer and armorer friends.
@@jenniferwhitewolf3784 oh that makes sense 👍
Scott's laughter is very contagious 🤣
I have to say this again. The Slow-mo camera is awesome and it really upped the quality of your videos! Great investment and I'm glad you're using it well! Cheers!
I found myself paying more attention to the wadding majestically fly off into the forest. Digging the new camera!
Did u catch the part where the wadding hit the cheese in midair after the slug blew it up 6:50
@@JoeyAdamPerkins I love the smell of cheese covered wadding in the morning. Smells... Smells like Victory
when you were drifting that looked like if you had a dirt cannon on the back of the truck lmao
One of my favorite things about your slow camera is that i can slow it down even more with youtude settings and actually somewhat see the round as it hits. It is a amazing. The slow camera is an AWESOME addition to the channel.
I have an American Arms 32" SxS 10 gauge that looks almost identical to that. Oddly it's actually made in Spain. Bought it online with the intention of cutting it down into a coach gun but it's just too damn nice to cut. What a blast pulling both triggers though all I've found local for ammo is a bunch of bird loads.
I was gonna say the same thing, it looks a lot like my Zabala sxs 10ga made in spain. Same engravings and also 32" barrels
Back in the 1800's, the 10 gauge was actually the standard. Most old double barrels were probably 10 gauge. Of course, you're talking about using black powder. Lots of smoke and fire, but not as powerful overall.
@@annoyanceking The punt guns continued into the 20th century, if I remember correctly, until there was a crackdown on professional water fowl hunting.
Thanks Scott. Your boyish delight in destruction is infectious! I can’t believe I am so addicted to watching someone shoot for fun
Got the same 10 gauge, send it down to Texas, have 6” cut off the barrel and fitted with screw in chokes, you will love it!
Cool to be able to see the shot pattern of the 00. And I’m also glad you’re shooting miracle whip instead of mayo.
I love Kentucky’s Santa Claus laugh that he does whenever he gets a big enough explosion
I love the 10 gauge had one as a teenager that I used to deer hunt with those 18 pallets in the buckshot are 30 caliber. the devastation of 18 30caliber pellets is awesome site.
My daddy had an old Parker pokestock 10 gauge that was made in the 1880s and originally belonged to my great grandfather who was a confederate veteran. My daddy used to load his own black powder shells for it and he used .32 caliber squirrel rifle balls for buckshot. One time he found some records in my sister’s room of that rock and roll music that he didn’t like so he took the box of records and blasted them in our backyard from 25 yards away with that buckshot and made my sister redd up the yard from all that vinyl
I love how Scott while saying "huge barrels" about the shotgun, just puts a thumb in it..💪😁🤣
I absolutely loved this video. Its goofy how powerful that 10 gauge is, but I believe my favorite part was watching that table darn near teleport out of the shot, that was hilarious.
I’m just here to see flying tables.Well, at the 5:40 mark; not disappointed! 😜🙃 The 10 guage is pretty cool too.
How ‘bout the 10:34...? 😤aaahhh😀
@@Strugglin.on.RUclips You’re right, that one too!
I wanna see this shoot into a ballistics jell dummy like what Matt had on his channel and some body armor as well.
I did enjoy watching you Scott having fun with the ol 10GA shotgun they're classic firearms they also make great predator guns both 2 and 4 legs.
I've got one, but mine is has 3 barrels. Yeah, no sh-t, a triple-barreled 10ga, made by Breeden-Crosley Armaments in 1955. It takes some muscle to hold it up steady. Plus my dad has a triple-barreled 10ga/12ga combo, one 10ga on top and two 12ga below.
Man, that sounded so cool I had to look it up, but I couldn't really find anything under the brand name you listed. The only 10-gauge triple I could find was an Austrian made (Gottfried Juch) with the three barrels side-by-side-by-side. I'd really love if you could add any info you have on that 10/12 combo. That sounds like one hell of a beautiful piece of hardware!
I love just watching someone genuinely having a good time. Love the content, puts a smile on my face every time
The flying table was the best part! That sucker just went FFWWEEEEE!!!