500 Magnum EXPLOSION !!! (When Guns Go Boom - EP 4) 

Use a gun to cut a tree

Blow up a desert eagle

500mag vs 300lb dumbell

500 magnum against a steel wall

Also will you sub please

Back to the motherland

I clicked this comment so I could reply with something snarky like "Yeah I watched the Shinzo Abe gun episode too. Small internet." But then I saw that it was actually you ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

That was an Elmer Keith moment. If you've seen the Forgotten Weapons video of the partial cylinder with the bullet casing fused to it, then you know what i mean.

Sentence doesnt make sense

Is you having stronk

Same here - I am going to send the cleaning bill to Scott

same here

Same

dangit, it got me too. the worst flinch in a long time

yeah i peed a little

It gets me EVERY time

same here

Me too🤣

Same

It takes a few minutes off of all of our lives 😂

Honestly, I've noticed the same thing. I'd guess nearly going in the forever box definitely gave him a new lease on life

he probably learned to appreciate every moment of life after almost biting the dust

Vicodin

@@boogersaregood YES Correct

Wym the funny stuff came before his accident he's just being a goat now lol

I was going to say the same, I jumped big time even knowing nothing would happen

It gave me a heart atack lol

It's a good thing I was already sitting on the toilet.

Same, got me good

Same. lol

When he kicked the table after the gravy, I jumped a little, ngl, but that one was fine 🤣

he tried to do this once shooting 700 Nitro out of a 10 gauge it was pretty underwhelming to get it to finally blow up he had to pack the barrel full of mud and use standard 10 gauge rounds. Think IV8888 did a video with this once also with some no name .410 shotgun they shot .454 casull out of it and it worked just fine. In short shotguns don't blow up easily. That being said here's his 10 gauge video of 700 nitro express in it. He does eventually do a bore obstruction in it as well. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-x5VIn9dKVtg.html&ab_channel=KentuckyBallistics

My first hunting rifle was a used Winchester 30-30 lever action. I'd recommend it. It clears through brush pretty well.

@@crazycoffee I just got a Savage 24V and I'm trying to track down a .30-30 barrel for it.

Was going to comment this exactly! Yes, I'd love to see a shotgun failure. Id be particularly interested in 20 gauge, but thats just because I prefer it myself. Id be equally interested to see 12 gauge. I think that would be a great video!

Aye. Since reading on handloading as a boy, I've always wanted to try it... but have been spooked by further reading on how just a _few_ extra psi can lead to grievous bodily harm.

And he turned it in to a running joke

.950 JDJ, look it up and vote to get Scott's attention!!!

Awesome son! I've been praying for Kentucky, we had a flooded basement ourselves a while ago and it killed our washer and hot water heater. But at least we're all safe, and it happened during the summer so it wasn't bad going without hot water for a while. I'm shocked how expensive those things are! We have some insurance, but flood insurance costs way extra, and this is the only time this area has flooded since before I was born.

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This is so american

@@zxyatiywariii8 that's really rough when it's an area that doesn't flood often and you can hardly justify the extra insurance!

Same here I freaking jumped 😆

What about poor Carnotaurus then?🤔 They have even smaller front limbs compared to their size.

@@LastGoatKnight and theyre angled super weird. Pretty much backwards from any other theropod.

Nice😏

Hahaha 😂

O No the T Rex's are multiplying

It's a good way to work through the trauma

Kentucky folk are just built different

@@Sion_Revan agreed

@@Flip15 anecdotal observations arent facts.

@@ngcastronerd4791 🤓

Yea that woke me up too, made me say a few choice words.

Pretty sure the chamber in front of the locking lugs would detonate. Or the locking lugs would get sheared off

@@herrcobra4144 I think the lugs would shear prior to the chamber detonates.

@@herrcobra4144 I've seen both - shearing is more common on the. 44

@@herrcobra4144 I think if the round detonated and caused catastrophic failure in the chamber, it would slam the slide back and shoot it right into your face, that's my prediction anyway. If he ever does it, I'll be curious to see what will happen either way! :)

@@Locahaskatexu I highly doubt the slide would come off because of the way it's attached

I DID NOT REALIZE UNTIL IT WAS TOO LATE, MY BRAIN DID NOT MAKE THE CONNECTION. I SPIT SODA ALL OVER MY OFFICE. IT WENT UP MY NOSE MAN!

That first joke was so well timed....it was excellent for sure.

I just realized it when he said " I think I get some of the POUPON on my camera there " and laughing so hard

@JWRe That would be amazing. They must know Scott super well given the amount of bulk goods and produce he buys. That or they think he's really into cooking veggies with a lot of gravy and cheese!

A regular double charge actually will not hurt the gun. IV8888 did this. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-en384qVqrug.html

@@herrcobra4144 you are correct! Dixie Gun works proved that back in my days of the 70’s. But not seating the bullet against the powder can be fatal!

Really I would love to see if someone could "blow up" one of the modern India made reproductions that people are always claiming are "blowing up" all the time. Modern reproductions of flintlocks are going to have much stronger barrels than antiques because the barrels are milled from steel rather than forge welded wrought iron. But still would be interesting to test!

Iragveteran8888 tried to blow up a muzzle loader years ago. It was sure difficult to do. They even filled the barrel with smokeless pistol powder.

good call.

Too tiny to have any effect on the guns material.

Maybe not a .22lr but a .22 hornet might be able to go bang

50AE is interesting. But this is too.

IIRC, a .22LR has about a grain to a grain and a half of powder. It should theoretically be possible to double that in the space available, but I'm not sure that would generate enough pressure to cause damage. Maybe in a bolt action with a barrel obstruction. .22 WMR would probably be the better bet for causing damage to your gun. There's a lot more room for powder in that cartridge.

Oh yeah. .22 lr can catastrophically fail. See my comment at top.

The really funny thing is just how many folks are now looking for it. ROFLMFAO

Agree! Make big boom go boom 👍 Come on Scott, it will be fun.

I bet it be flying like that pipe Brandon tested recently

this.

That would be interesting! The rotating bolt should be quiet hard to destroy I imagine.

👍 yeah

I think I skipped that bit then saw this comment. That was funny, caught me completely off-guard.

That makes 2 of us........and I was wearing headphones 💥💩

@@Jeff.78 I was lying in bed watching on my phone, nearly dropped it on my face!😆

If you use shell shock's nas3 casings, you can get some really hot charges that are still safe.

the metal fatigue would be accumulative, so the results would probably fail a lot sooner than if it was just the one higher pressure round

Break out the Turkish Mauser.

@@WaterZer0 Functional. Not safe, functional.

@@mfree80286 fair

Indeed. One might even call it a miracle.

I feel like he’s actually got a lot more comfortable on camera and even funnier since the accident, like he’s got a second lease on life. I find it inspiring

Agreement here!!!!!!

Yeah that video is hard to watch. I've watched it a few times and it makes me sick every time. He came so close to deleting himself.

.950 JDJ, look it up and vote to get Scott's attention!!!

I second that!

Gun safety isn't a habit. It's a way of life. Scott's an example for us all.

I was trying to comment this too but for some reason it wouldn’t let me. But I was thinking a 22 out of an old bolt action.

Im sure theres a poorly enough made .22 out there somewhere that can be made to throw some shrapnel. If not id love to see what would happen if you substituted gun powder for something with a little more jam. lol condiments on the brain after all the can shooting

@@PullingWrenches maybe heritage arms .22 because they are made with pot metal. Or maybe the zip. 22 because those need to be destroyed

@@aeis3007 wow no kidding eh, pot metal. That adds a whole new level of sketchy to the thought of firing a vintage firearm. lol I agree, the zip should never have existed in the first place

That is what we call failsafe designs. Not all firearms have this as seen with scotts incident with a 50.cal. Most other rifles and handguns have those built into the design from defectors, intentional weakpoints etc so if failure occurs its less likely to injure or severely injure the user.

And yet a gun blew up in your hand I wouldn't worry about your face bro

I don't know how to clip bits of videos or I would do that to the ten seconds from that timestamp..

I thought the same thing.

Hopefully he can use the money from this video and the sponsor money to buy a new one.

@@ALIEN-DUDE doesn't make it better that this one is dead now :/

@@FUCKINGRI0T RIP 500 magnum ???-2022 You will be missed

😭😭😭😭

You writing a romance novel about him 😂😂😂

Tomorrow on Kentucky Ballistics we are going to set fire to a million in cash just so nobody else can have it.

That's what I felt

@@hankhill9780 totally would. Love these men named Scott. Too bad you're a "Hank" otherwise I'd write about you too lol

I just commented almost the exact same thing. Some gel or watermelon lol

You have my attention.. o.o

.950 JDJ, look it up and vote to get Scott's attention!!!

OMFG that poor revolver.... It lived a short life it was so beautiful too... T^T

Was surprised the frame held together at all. And then being in this good of a condition, I would never have guessed that!

i would like to see what happens to a single shot 3030

Congrats on ya baby :)

Congratulations to you and your wife, sir!

That's an interesting idea but that's difficult to test. It's hard to say if a round would be "just enough" to break the gun. And repeated testing on the same gun could introduce weaknesses that cause it to break differently when you do finally find the right PSI to break it. Or it might change what the "breaking point" PSI is altogether.

@@ebreshea On these guns (revolvers) you're pretty much always just going to end up with injured hands and little peppers of shrapnel. Remember, revolvers have been in this general format for over 160 years (talking with a solid frame, top strap) and for the longest time were prone to chainfire and bad metallurgy. It's a system that's been proven in trial by fire. So long as you've got a recoil shield on the frame, your face should be safe for the most part. You'd have to be so supremely unlucky as to have the top strap fail at the front and then peel backwards before failing at the rear to get anything significant to you.

Keep pushing you’ll make it through homie

Dont reply to the comment by "Kentucky Ballistic" that's a scammer trying to get your info

@@makninety5849 The Telegram tag gave it away.