What Happens When You SHOOT A Prosthetic 😳
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2023
- What happens when you shoot a prosthetic socket??
...not what I expected! I've always wondered what could happen, this is pretty cool to watch!
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Spoiler alert: if your prosthetic leg gets shot, they have to remove it and replace it with a flesh leg. 😯
Has medical science gone too far 😅
😂
LoL 😂😂😂😂😂
Does the recipient get to choose the leg? Do they have to go to Eastern Europe? Is there lightning involved?
Wait what?!?
"Theyre just gonna have feet laying around their property...just like my home." -Jo
Quotes I DON'T want to be known for 😂
I am a CNA who worked in a nursing facility a few years ago. One of my patients was a double amputee at the thighs. One day I heard him screaming in pain. I went to care for him, and he told me his legs were killing him. Of course, it was phantom pain, but it was real to his brain and pain centers. I went to tell the nurse, who told me she had given some pain med an hour ago and he will just have to deal with it. I kind of lost it. I told her she had the training, and it was her responsibility to help him. After the scene I made, she gave him something to knock him out so he would get some relief. I eventually lost that job because I put the patient and their family above protecting the facility. I ended up testifying before DHEC against the facility. They did not provide a lifesaving device (a CPAP) and someone left him lying flat, He died because he couldn't breathe. Sorry for all the detail. I just hate when the patients don't come first.,
Girl I just want to say I have been there. Not exactly because I am just a caregiver but I have lost jobs working for agencies that send caregivers out usually to low income patients on state insurance/Obama care type stuff. I was always sent out to care for people i was not trained or qualified to care for and was always brushed aside when reporting suspicious injuries and suspected abuse by fellow caregivers. I started reporting to the states elder and disabled abuse admins and always fired a couple days later. It was like finally taking a full breath when I was able to testify about both of these shady places when they were sued for 1. Dismissing abuse and neglect reports and 2. Causing injuries caused by unqualified employees and not vetting employees.
I am so sorry for what you went through and I hope you will never stop speaking out. I know it can make you want to find a new career especially being a CNA when they already have such a physically demanding job that gets very little respect and pay compared to others but you guys are the backbone of health care and the ones the patients remember. You absolutely matter and it may not always seem like it, but you are so important and valuable. I hope you will find a job that recognizes your worth and that you never stop doing what is right for the patient
It is a beautiful thing to find a Healthcare worker that is passionate about the rights and comfort of the people they are charged with caring for. I appreciate you so much!!!❤❤❤❤❤
This has been the most unexpected crossover since... I honestly don't have a comparable example
😂😂😂😂
It is a pretty darn unexpected crossover. Pretty neat though!
This is interesting, I regularly watch Demo ranch.
It would, in fact, push the carbon fiber into your tissues, and if there's a leg in that socket, it probably would get a lot messier, too, because bullets do very unpredictable things when they transition between media (in this case, air into flesh, which is elastic and more liquid-like than anything else). Carbon fiber has superb tensile strength, but it's prone to cracking under pressure, not exploding as such, so the pinpoint pressure of a bullet just going through doesn't surprise me. If there was a meat leg inside the socket, it very well might explode because of the pressure of the cavitation the bullet can induce in flesh, depending on the caliber.
EDIT: also, bullets aren't particularly powerful until you get into some really big calibers, and I mean, things mounted on aircraft. It's more that the kinetic energy they do have is focused on a very small cross section, which is why they do so much damage. It's the same reason the edge of a nicely sharpened blade takes a lot less force to go through something than the spine: it's force per unit area, not total force. Shotguns won't actually pick someone up and knock them backwards, because if they hit that hard, their recoil would also knock the user over. You fall down when you get shot *because you got shot and it hurts a lot*, and/or you took damage to something that helps you stay upright, like your leg or your spine.
Something like a .380 wouldn’t do a whole lot. It would get stuck in the metal and maybe cause the carbon to balloon a little. You’d need at least a 45 to do much. A .357 on the other hand would obliterate anything in its path.
Are you telling me that the scene in Jango where a lady gets shot and thrown bodily backwards is exaggerated for comedic effect??!
(this was a very interesting read, ty)
As a LONG time fan of DemoRanch (and OfftheRanch); Matt Carriker's videos are always entertaining. Fun fact - he's a Veterinarian. Really enjoyed you responding to this; thought of you when I watched it originally and figured the internet would manage to bring it to your attention. :)
Also pretty right-y
Wasn’t a fan of when he seemed to enjoy a crack that he should test a new AR by seeing how many of the Clinton family it goes through
While I am not a fan of demo ranch I did watch Vet Ranch, one of his other channels, which rescues abandoned pets and gives them the vet care they need.
@@EclipseAtDusk dude has always confused me. Like he's a veterinarian that loves guns? Which the only reasonable justification for owning (imo) is like... Hunting. He flips houses and is a landlord (again imo) typically something only done by cheap a-holes looking to make a quick buck, but he like... Actually made improvements to the property im thinking of? I just cant get a read on him. Super odd.
@@snatan7594: I follow a channel where the owner has a sewer/septic tank business and is a bail bondsman as a lucrative side hustle. Why would someone having two types of jobs/hobbies that might be polar opposites are considered to be, "odd"?
@@GeorgieB1965 im only replying to this in hopes that this is a good faith question. I will not be arguing. If that's what you want you can find someone else.
Its not that someone having interests and different ends of a spectrum is weird, its that he, and others who behave like this, seem so be undermining their own morality. Or at best making unjustifiable decisions. Matt claims to love animals, which im inclined to believe since he's dedicated his life and career to helping them. But then why own guns? Is he cool with hunting because those animals cant make him money? Is he personally not into hunting and just likes guns? I personally think its weird and dangerous to own guns for what potentially just amounts to fun when you have (last i heard) three relatively young children. And my position on being a landlord is complicated, long winded, and not particularly popular. And since im really not looking for a fight i wont get into it. Suffice to say, taking a derelict, uninhabitable building and transforming it into adequate housing doesnt seem, to me at least, like a thing someone (as eclipse said) right leaning politically and/or looking to make a profit would bother doing. Thats why i said IN MY OPINION his behavior is odd and confusing to me. Again I can't get any sort of a read on that man. Half of his actions and life choices just seem like they're in blatant and staunch opposition to the other half. Its bizarre.
You need to talk with Nick Lavery. He is the first Special Forces operator to return to combat with a prosthetic leg.
I'd absolutely love to!
@@FootlessJoHave you heard of Douglas Bader? He was an RAF pilot with I think 2 prosthetic legs and returned to active service flying. Dude is an absolute badass
@@zoes_story Dude was a raging narcissist and racist. He caused his own injuries by showing offfor a woman. He treated his fellow prisoners like servants in Colditz.
"When I see a bunch of injured veterans, I run."
"We don't...". 🤣
My favourite line!
It's funny when Matt says he's cut off a lot more of these than you have, because he's actually a veterinarian and actually has surgically amputated probably hundreds if not thousands of limbs.
I still can't get over Jo just casually popping her nubbin up on the table. She does it so smoothly too.
"Still no explosion though!" reminds me of the infamous Mythbusters quote "Jamie want big boom!'
Carbon Fiber is tough stuff. Just don’t make a submarine out of it.
Tbf it's theoretically possible to make a safe submersible out of carbon fiber, but it's literally the opposite of what Stockton Rush did. 😅
Too soon?
“I know about bullets going through things guys, OK.” 😂😂😂 Jo, the “Bullets Through Things” expert.
I knew there was a reason I started following this channel originally. 😂
Does anyone else find it weird when two of their unrelated circles connect in strange ways? It's like when Eddie Hall turns up at Kentucky Ballistics.
Yes! Or Goldberg on Demo Ranch.
My friend's late father lost his leg to diabetes. He had worked as a machinist his whole life. He didn't like the sizing on his titanium prosthetic leg so he took it out to his shop and resized it by cutting a bit off.
For practical purposes he did just a good job destroying it as if he'd shot it. Turns out it's hard to size your own prosthetic, especially when you can only cut it down, not lengthen it if you go too far.
I love DR! Matt is actually a veterinarian and seems like an all around good guy. Love you, Jo. I'm not an amputee but suffered through cancer treatments so I feel a kinship for others with med issues. I truly hope the phantom pain gets easier for you. Have a fantastic day from a fan in central Pennsylvania!
Oh! Do i have a story.
My dad was an amputee. Right leg below the knee.
I was about 14 and Dad bought a piece of undevelped property.
We went out every weekend and cut brush . Eventually getting a gigantic pile.
So my Dad in his infinite wisdom put a 5 gallon can of gas on the brush pile and started trying to light it.
Eventually climbing up to the middle and lighting it.
It EXPLODED. Blowing my Dad one way and his leg the other.
I geabbed the leg and ran to the car.
As he is laying there rolling around to put the fire out.
My mom came and got the leg so we could get him to the hospital. He wasnt burned to badly.
So thats it. I saved my dads prosthetic leg. As he lay burning.
A story my brothers still tell 50 years later...
OMG I thought you were telling the story of how he LOST the leg! I was picturing a 14 year old grabbing a severed human leg!🤦♀️
Demolition Ranch is one of my favorite channels! You should do a collaboration!
demolition ranch is the same guy who does vet ranch
Oh I've never heard of that! I'll have to check it out!
I watch demolition range and off the range for ages. So it is lovely to see you react to the video I watched already.
I have to say, that a life with chronic pain does give you a dark sense of humor.
You should check out his other channel!!!! Vet Ranch!!!! Yeah, surprise, he’s a veterinarian! He runs a charity that allows him to treat shelter pet’s injuries for free, making them adoptable and often saving their lives!!!!
He and the other vets involved are phenomenal people!!!
There is nothing more fun than shooting stuff that annoys you and watching bits fly everywhere. Very cathartic.
Matt (Demo Ranch) and Crispy are such a riot. I have watched them for years.
Oh Yay! You are still making your fun vids!! I have the same curiosity as well. Carbon fiber is tuff stuff... BUT at the thickness of our shells it's not a great bullet stopper. Now on the other hand, if you lived in a more dangerous community you may want to opt for a Kevlar shell... that's the ticket. It's what bullet proof vests are made of. But again, at the thickness of the shell it might not save the residual... rats. So happy to see you are keeping the cool vids going and answering those burning questions... burning... hmmm... what about if it was set on.... oh never mind.....
Xyla Foxlin did a video about trying to build a bulletproof dress using layers of kevlar and carbon fiber and the results were less than encouraging 😅
Demolition Ranch is a BLAST….literally!💣
I saw your poll about what kind of videos we watch. I’ve only seen your shorts. So, this is the first video I decided to watch.
Deeply dark and entertaining. Hopefully watching, liking, and commenting will put more of your longer videos in my feed.
Is this the first time Jo opened a video with Mr. Nubbins(?) casually up on the table? I love how relaxed she feels. It’s awesome.
Looks like you will need to do a tactical prosthetic socket swap out. The top you're wearing looks cutie on you! Enjoy the rest of your week Jo.
They need to do that with a stump substitute to see if having a leg in the socket will stop the bullet from going all the way through to the other side.
There's a balistics channel that does stuff like that - I think we should put in a request
Buy a Summer Sausage or a Salami and put a PVC pipe in it.
Matt is a really cool guy and a solid family man. DemolitionRanch is a great channel. I'll be honest, however, I am really enjoying his current project on his other channel, OffTheRanch, where he has purchased an abandoned resort and is bringing it back to life, and adding a range and plans on have a shooting school there.
I bet Matt would love to have you to the ranch and let's you do some shooting. I remember you had a very negative experience with a gun a while back, so not sure how'd you feel about getting to shoot, but I think you'd enjoy it.
Fun fact, another competitive shooter I shoot with is a below the knee amputee.
We have a guy who shoots steel challenges who is a bilateral leg amputee.
Jo can you use an old carbon fiber socket for a vase, or an umbrella stand???
I've been thinking about doing that haha!!
You can drink out of it!
He always starts with a .22 ( TwentyTwo) which is very small.
I’d say that if the socket was made with Kevlar/carbon fiber layers…. It would be rather effective… and EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE… plus heavy
A .22 is what I learned to shoot first as a 5 year old
5.56 is a 22, but a lot more powder than a rim fire 22lr
AWESOME!!!...thanks for sharing...many times I have wanted to destroy my prosthetic leg but could only throw it across the room...this was funny and I think we need t-shirts that say "Nub First" on them and it be an amputee little secret...lol
I hope you are having a great day!! 🙂
Petition to make the "Nub First" merch a reality. I'm a quad-amputee and would rock that 😂🤣😂🤣
Not a crossover I was expecting but I’m totally here for it. #2A
That was so weird! Loved it!
Fun video.
High-speed projectiles have weird physics no matter what they are or why they're "high-speed" and lethal as opposed to inert and cuddly.
It turns out that a couple of interesting things are good eyebrow-raisers here.
Carbon-fiber is, well, a cloth made of carbon-fiber bound together in a shape and made ridged with epoxy creating an item that is lightweight easier to size and form than other solutions-the reason you are not using, say, an aluminum or magnesium socket.
A bullet hitting it tends, I think, to impart its energy in a way that is so fast and local that it punches through without causing major deformation in the larger structure of the item.
The real explode-y goodness of projectile impacts happens in elastic media, liquids and semi-solids.
Basically, without breaking out the formulae that I don't fully understand, you can say that in an elastic medium, the bullet tries its little best to transfer the energy that's making it go fast to whatever it is moving through causing the material (flesh) to be shoved around in the same way that a blow with a hammer would shove it around which is why both big and slow(ish) bullets with a lot of mass and smaller faster bullets are not what you'd call nice favors for their liquid-filled recipients.
If you really want to see explosive demonstrations of ballistic physics, there are tons and tons of them on RUclips: my favorite jaw-dropper is a single-shot big-game rifle fired at a storage container full of water which you can find here.
ruclips.net/video/aRy5z_k7tGc/видео.htmlsi=04RVBiJwBMn6oL6w&t=453
In the case of powerful hunting rounds, it's not a wound in the sense of the kind of hole that an epée would make, but the "hydrostatic shock" that destroys tissue around the the wound.
I hope you enjoy your explosion.
Man, I haven’t watched Demolition Ranch in long time. Well, I really used to watch him on Vet Ranch more, because saving all the fluffy things… I did watch him reno the giant castle-mansion on his other channel for a while too. He does a lot of stuff…
as an amputee myself i sometimes get mad at mine, i did however test out what happens to one packed with 10 LBS of tannerite very cool if ya like to see stuff go boom, my ailment still dont stop me from flying a helicopter or both scuba diving and skydiving
I saw Demo Ranch’s episode a while ago and loved their video. But now that you have watched it, it makes the whole thing great.
Loved this.😂
What a phenomenal video!
I had completely forgotten Demo Ranch existed. I used to watch him on Vet Ranch and just a little bit on Demo Ranch.
That was amazing! I'm with you that I never expected the carbon fibre to have that kind of strength. Certainly interesting to watch.
This was amazing! I always wondered about this too 😂
Be careful of phantom pain. I had a friend who had a phantom menace, he ended up training the one who destroyed the Jedi.
Phantom pain sucks for real. It's kept me up many nights.
@@wtchr6883 neuropathic pain is weird, I had to give up trying to understand my body and just find ways to cope. Bullied by me.
Just too darned fun! I have prosthetic destructive urges of my own -- this hit the spot!
For whatever reason this is giving me vibes from the movie "Lone Ranger" (2013) and the brothel owner has a prosthetic leg that's also a shotgun.
*gets shot in the prosthetic leg... "aww, that's fun"....
*props prosthetic leg up on table, pointed at bad guy... BAAMM!
I LOVED The Lone Ranger (audio stories) growing up haha! I don't think I ever watched the recent movie though!
Somewhere Kentucky Ballistics is plotting shooting a prosthetic with a 4 bore.
Then his punt gun haha
What a blast!! 😨😂
Hahahah so true, thank you for your glorious editing skills 😉
I'd run... We don't. 😂
Hilarious
Ah, topis so near and dear to my heart. I'm also a right BKA, and work in the firearm manufacturing industry. Matt @ Demo Ranch is great, and thanks for doing a reaction video to this.
Somewhere my amputee grandfather is cracking up. Dude built a cannon, and had a hell of a sense of humor about having a prosthetic. (Wooden leg + thumb tacks = fainting female office worker.)
I really enjoy your videos. You seem open and honest and outgoing. I am glad you are working through all of this. I think, you are are very good person, pretty too, pimple and all. If I was just a few years younger...
Crispy and Matt!
Oddly satisfying. I wonder if I should try this with my eye-glasses 🤔
Please make "Nub-first" or "Go Nub-first" merchandise. It's brilliant! Could be your path to riches 😃
Very interesting!
Also another fact: crispy is a double amputee now
Good video, jo. Continue on your road on getting the gold play button
"I've cut off more legs than you have..." @DemolitionRanch is also Dr. Matt of @VetRanch, so yes, he has performed LOTS of animal amputations in the course of his veterinary career. VetRanch is great because they have a non-profit for performing tons of in-house and specialist procedures for abandoned strays, and getting them all fixed up for adoption. He also happens to be a Good Ol' Boy and likes his big guns, trucks, and hardcore working-out. He has a great batch of channels!
I love it!! 😂😂 Here is a quick funny story... when I was at the consult for second c-spine fusion, my neurosurgeon came out with this diddy,"I always tell my patients: if a terrorist came into the hospital on the floor right below you and blew it up while you were there, the only thing they would find still intact would be your neck." 😲🤔🤣🤣🤣
Well dang, sorry your prosthetic is being super annoying today.. Glad that their video helped out a bit though! :)
That guy in Demo Ranch is a veterinarian (Vet Ranch) and the funniest thing I saw on Demo Ranch was when they were "shooting" pool. No pool cues. Literally shooting pool!!!😂😂😂
Is it wrong of me to think this would be an interesting way to reveal a character has a prosthetic? 🤔😅
Nope... I'd love it if it was well done... just don't hint at the prosthetic with more than a limp... long pants, so nobody notices, and just a slightly awkward gait... Then the particularly sadistic bastard decides "Your worse problem is that you don't do anything for me dead... SO... I can still make you plenty miserable." and shoots the Character in the leg... and there's a solid shocking pause...
AND then the Character with the prosthetic starts bellowing and swearing at the sadistic guy/gal, and hits with "Do you know how F***ING EXPENSIVE this g** d*** thing is?"
For example... Yeah, that could lead into something pretty hilarious... The sadist wasted the shot on a prosthetic leg, and the leg's wearer decides to kneecap the sadist in return... maybe... like "How the f*** do YOU like it? Huh? Prick?!"
You could even threaten to beat the sadist "with the wet end"... Those who have a prosthetic will get that humor, sweating ALL DAY in the socket and all... so gross... haha...
Nah, the scene would come across as REALLY wrong on so many levels, but it provides PLENTY of material for defining the rough-hewn sense of humor of the guy/gal with the prosthetic... a healthy dash of dark humor... and you're open to truly demonstrate the sadistic streak of a quality villain all in one scene... while NOT leaving the prosthetic wearer vulnerable to being weak or crippled or particularly hampered... ;o)
That somewhat kinda happened in RWBY if I remember right. Like one of the early volumes
Keep it up and nobody will stop you yes I am right because we love your content and we watch your contents
They probably didn’t explode due to ammunition type and how carbon fiber breaks.
Stuff exploding usually goes with ammunition type and size. So there is like full metal jacket which the bullet is lead with a hard metal covering it and tends to go through targets clean. Hollow points where the tip of the bullet opens up making large wounds (I believe this basically only works on softer targets like ballistic gel or flesh and not harder materials like carbon fiber where the tip won’t open up). Also soft points where the bullet can deform making it larger and move more randomly through a target.
I am basically a gun nut but live in a state with dumb laws around guns and self-protection.
If you want to see stuff exploding go for .50 BMG and shotgun shells (looked like here he used a slug which is just a very large bullet unlike most shells which are filled with multiple projectiles like pellets)….. also explosives. Kentucky Ballistics has a lot of guns with giant calibers (elephant rifles, a boat gun or something which were usually loaded to shoot a bunch of ducks in the water all at once and unique 1 of 1 large caliber rifles). He usually shoots targets that get reactions (plastic containers of condiments, ballistic dummies, canned foods and water jugs).
Scott, at Kentucky Ballistics, has a helluva story too. It starts with a 50 BMG blowing up and continues with his recovery. He has a play list with eight videos from other guntubers and five that he did. He also has another playlist where he blows up guns and posts the videos.
This was fun!
😂😂😂 Fabulous my sister!
The guy that runs Demolition Ranch also has a channel called Vet Ranch! I LOVE the Vet Ranch channel! ❤
They are awesome
Love gallis humor
I once turned a pair of my old legs into the base of a stool: The Toed Stool
You need to look at Xyla Foxlin shooting her carbon fibre corset.
"I wanna make "Nub First" into a T-shirt but I feel people would take weird connotations from that"
Does anyone even remember Long Jean Silver, I wonder?
Thank you! I always wondered what would happen. I also wondered about sky diving too. I thought my prosthetist said your legs would back up into you, but it was so long ago I'm not sure.
So weird. Super fun.
Cool.
"Bullets are powerful"
wow, I didn't know you're a professional gun analyst (?) lol
The weird condensation is what makes it a great tshirt.
My son watches demolition ranch religiously. If you scroll back about a year or so, you'll see the video that almost took him out. He had a rifle explode in his face.
It was Kentucky Ballistics who had the .50 caliber rifle go off. He was extremely lucky, he had to stick his thumb in his neck to slow the bleeding.
Yes Matt is a card I have followed him from day one, and crispy another vetren got blown up and burnt when the Humvee he was in hit a mine or home made bomb.
You are looking much better Jo seems like your changes have punhy6jm7t a spring in your foot. Yes I work round a few guys with the odd missing limb.
Matt Carricker from Demolition Ranch loves trying out things.
The bullet from the first gun and the AR 15 are the same size, the rifle just has more gun powder in it.
don't fight with it ! it's you now, revel in it.......flaunt it !!
Matt and Crispy are great
demolition ranch runs his own T-shirt printing business and started the vet ranch charity and youtube page
This was a fun to watch video. As amputees we can laugh or we can cry. I prefer to laugh. Have a great day. 😅
Jo, 22lr is a fairly weak round, can kill, but has to be well placed. Trivia fact: Mafia’s favorite execution weapon for a head shot. Don’t ask me how I know… (kidding, I read) BTW, 223/556 is a 22 caliber bullet, but it’s heavier and is traveling much faster.
Demo Ranch is a really cool dude - if you have an old worn out one you should do a Collab and shoot your own leg.
Could even get some ballistics gel for the socket to see what it'd do to your flesh.
You're not remotely frustrated, you're in-person frustrated!
Note that Xyla Foxlin made a carbon fiber/kevlar dress that she tested for being bulletproof. Good stuff, and Xyla is very cool in general.
My dad shot his computer. That's the closest I can relate to having actually had something shot in frustration
Jo: "I'm not sure if I can show guns on RUclips" while watching a RUclips video with guns.
Nice your dog! Is he a german sherpad, greetings from Italy!
yah crispy is a cool guy
Leaving a comment for the algirithm
Mike Rowe (of Dirty Jobs) did a segment at Demolition Ranch about 2 months ago, it was really neat to watch! It's on his YT channel, Mike Rowe
Oh wow, I thought of you when I watched Demolition Ranch's video.
Id so wear ‘nub first’ merch- nub is a favorite word