My dad , who passed last year, wasn’t just a fan of the 1911, he absolutely loved them. He was a gunsmith for many years and We were talking when he was in hospice about guns and I asked him what’s his favorite pistol was and his reply was “Any of the 14 1911’s in my gun safe “. He continued “in my mind, it’s the only automatic pistol that I would have in a shtf situation. They’re tried and true “. I gave my step brothers one each and my son’s one each and kept the rest. They do make a statement when you snatch one out. I’ve grown to love them too. Much love to you Scott. And RIP Dad.
It's actually interesting to see at the damage and how weirdly "the path of least resistance works" I mean... the charge inside that .45 ACP bullet was so powerful,it was literally easier for all the pressure to tear the barrel and the gun apart than push the bullet all the way down the barrel.
For note: The actual patent for the 1911 shows that the weakest point along the barrel is the along the lower part of the barrel as it is not fully supported by the remaining mass of the slide. Unless you have lightning cuts or speed cuts on the slide that barrel will be fully supported along the left, right, and top but not the bottom making the look up inherently air tight and forcing any over pressure downwards: this pressure being forced downwards is the very reason the locking action works as it prevents the action from opening until it is safe but if you have to much... well you saw what happens.
@nemesisnick66 250k psi is beyond the failure point of steel that thick you'd need a SIGNIFICANTLY thicker barrel to take it, you can take a 45acp 1911 barrel safely to top end of 45 super pressures but at 250k you are beyond what a short barrel will drop pressure wise.
That is not quite how it works. The pressure takes the path of least resistance only in the longer periods of time. When the pressure wave is practically instant, the first thing to break is the first thing the pressure wave hits. Shock force loads works differently than force over time. On the other hand, If we ignore the bullet in the barrel and are observing in a smaller scale just the barrel, it will break from where it is the weakest. From where the crystal lattices have the weakest bonds together in the metal.
Curiosity suddenly hit me. Those cinder blocks did break pretty easily. Makes me curious about seeing a test video about different types and qualities of cinder blocks and how good they would be at stopping different bullets.
@@gunengineering1338Cinder blocks these days are really cheaply made. Last ones I bought would shatter at the slightest impact. I dropped some just a couple feet on to soft ground and they fell to pieces like glass.
@@chucks4328 They haven't been sturdy in the last 35 years at least. I worked at a lumber yard, and you had to be pretty careful loading and unloading them.
@@DerrillGuilbert I have some that are built like tanks and heavy as heck that I use to saw wood on out back. I wonder how old those things are, or where they were made haha. Actually one of my grandpa's built a shop out of cinder blocks and I know that building was *solid*. Guess it's a thing of the past, but nothing is made quality these days.
You could see him start to laugh as he grabbed the green 1911 and walked off camera. He already knew which one was toast. That S&W was just too nice to destroy.
Scott, thanks a million for your videos! I'm going through some hard times but your videos always bring a smile to my face. In your gun-failure videos, you're always asking for recommendations about what gun you should explode next. I'm a huge fan of Remington model 8 rifles and own a bunch of them. Not that I'd ever want to see one of these gems evaporate, but my curiously always gets the best of me...
I think after the 1911, it'd be appropriate to do this with it's replacement, Beretta M9/92! I'd be curious to see what would happen given it's open slide design, would probably be a pretty spectacular explosion!
And then with the sig that replaced the Beretta. Could also go backwards through time as well, though would definitely want to use replicas for the older ones.
Irrelevant as it's the metallurgy, heat treatment and followup QC in both types. The new Iver Johnson company IMHO is a dog💩 quality firearms company. Also why I ditched the TISAS pistol I bought earlier this year the barrel was so thin that a undersized inner diameter match barrel bushing slid right on it 🙄
Hi Scott I heard your comments about the cinder blocks. Two major factors in this regard. First, most of us like to purchase stuff cheap specially the vegetables etc to be used for targets may be the cinder blocks were bought with the same mind set. Second, after being exposed to such a bang cinder blocks can loose their integrity. Please never re-use them even they look fine. In either case please be careful. Stay safe my brother. God bless.
Intro dad jokes checked out, camera quality is A1, Scott is highly entertaining as usual, a gun going boom, it’s Friday.. yeah this is already a certified classic
Scott is one of the best people I think I know. I am 14 years old And he has inspired me so much that I won The Colorado 4H state shooting championship. He is my insperation❤
I was told a story second hand about a guy who was very angry that a gun was stolen from his house. He said that he wanted to overload a 45 ACP severely and leave it as a bait gun for the next robber. His hope was that whoever stole it would suffer the fate that you just demonstrated.
You're the man Scott!! you make guns and humor go together like bullets and targets - a perfect shot every time! Thanks for keeping the 'bang' in comedy and the 'boom' in ballistics
I was always taught by SAMMI that; 21,000 to 23,000 psi or cup was the acceptable amount of pressure for the Colt .45. automatic pistol in it's as issued configuration.
I must have been lucky, when I was serving in the Army at Ft. Carson I purchased a Thompson 1911 from a private owner who also did his own reloads, for the first 100 round had no problems no misfires so I bought another 100 rounds from him, after the first mag no problems, the first shot of the second mag boom, it appeared that the first round some how set off the rest of the rounds in the magazine, when I open my eyes I couldn't believe them my hand was still there, had a couple of minor cuts and it was numb for a while, what really surprised me was the gun, it had the stock walnut grips, they were obliterated, the mag was blown out of the gun, after I went to the dispensary and got patch up I took the rest of the ammo and the gun back the guy clean up re-blued and put some Pachmayer grips on it, wasn't sure I should trust his reloads I bought some Remington FMJs and tried it out, had no problems, that's why I will alway be a fan of the 1911
That ultra spicy round leading to a catastrophic failure is a grim reminder of the worst possible thing that can happen, and has happened to Scott. I pray that this happens to no one else, ever.
The 45 acp is one of the most reloaded rounds in history. Instead of making a high power round, the opposite is just as likely. What would happen with a squib load that pushed the round into the barrel followed by regular powered load without clearing the obstruction?
A normal pressure round would just push it out. You’d be surprised what it takes. On a demolition ranch episode a few years ago Matt did barrel obstructions on 9mm and one barrel was completely filled with solder and it pushed it out. Another was stuffed with a piece of rebar and same thing just turned the rebar into a missile. And they were hipoints which I’m sure have poor quality barrels. On a high velocity rifle with a long barrel it would probably be more eventful though. There’s also a minigun video on UA-cam where they fire a holy crap ton of rounds and every now and then you can see a squib on the slow mo and then the next time the barrel cluster finishes a rotation the next round just shoves it out
"Kentucky Fried Ballistics"! Extra crispy! LOL And remind me to invest in whatever company builds your tables. Looks like a steady business for them there!
You get me every time with that blowup and I even know it’s going to happen 😂 Spicy meatball ! Love it ! Every video is pure entertainment 💕 Happy Thanksgiving 🦃 to you and your family Scott.
That green .45 looks like one of those “zombie hunting” gas station knives lol all that gun needs is a random glass breaker on the back and a pocket clip and it’s a true gem
Man.. I know this could get expensive fast, but I'd really love to see this experiment done on 1911's of different quality. 'cause the zombie killer didn't really look like something most people would/should have spent money on.
6:36 🤷♂, I like how you took advantage of your life experience to improve, keep it up, see how a weapon can explode and how dangerous it is, I think that's what I like to see most in your videos, keep going and take good care of yourself Master Chief
Scott you are awesome man your contents incredible congratulations on the 4mill subs if there’s anyone who deserves it it’s you! Keep up the great work you do you always make my day man we the kenfolk love ya!
I watched a friend suffer a squib round barrel blockage on his 1911 followed up with a live round. A far more likely problem than this entertaining intentional hot round event. The good news is after the barrel split, the gasses were directed, per design, down into and out the mag well leaving some serious powder burns on my buddy’s hands where gasses got through the grip/frame gaps. Other than marks on and stinging palms, no harm or foul. Well, until he had to go after IMI who did eventually pay for the damaged firearm. Modern metallurgy is pretty good and the gurus of design plan on the failures and relief paths.
This video is to remind you that each weapon has its own caliber and it is dangerous to try to change that. Always safe, while still being funny. Thanks Scott for the video.🤜🏻🤛🏻👏🏻🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Hey man did you see what just happened to Ballistic High Speed? All to similar to what happened to you but with a RPG. I think you should reach out to them and give them some love. I thought it was awesome when all the other gun channels supported you. Take care
of all of the gun-tubers i have come across on youtube, you are by far my favorite, you are funny, informative and above all, you don't tend to get political, which i appreciate, carry on the good work sir, also if you would do some reviews on British Guns I would find that fascinating
The normal operating pressure for a 1911 is around 20K PSI not 40K PSI, the .460 Rowland has a maximum chamber pressure of 40K PSI though. Also the dummy hands were much farther forward than if they were real hands griping the pistol so there likely would not be as much damage to your hands as this depicts but because your grip would likely have less force than a vise your head might not do so well from the recoiling remains of the pistol.
You are not the "Gun Instructor" you are "Gun Destructor" That is cool idea for a T-Shirt right there! If you make it sent me couple I will weare them :D
Sorry to be the one to correct Scott's Kentucky math, but he does not have a "ton" (2000 lbs) of cinder blocks there. He has between 500-600 lbs of blocks there. Weight varies on those blocks. Just busting on you, love the videos. Rock on 🤘😎
SAAMI pressure for a .45acp is 18,000 to 21,000 psi. I believe you said 40,000 psi in the vid. Most kabooms of 1911s result in little to no injury to the shooter, The case head isn't supported at the feed ramp, so the case web lets loose there, directing all the pressure down into the magazine well. Mag will be destroyed and ejected, handle pannels may break/crack/come off, that's where most injuries will come from.
thank you, came here to say that. I would add that, with exception to 45 super and starline 45 acp brass which are capable, though with questionable safety, of reaching those pressures if the reloader is skilled enough.
I love your videos Scott, they are great. I love Kentucky kustoms as well. I watch you on a daily basis. Thank you for the entertaining content and for being one of the best channels out there man. And don't worry i definitely hit that subscribe button 😂.
Here's an idea, instead of just going straight to the spicy meatball, get loads that start at the max recommended, then subsequent ones that start increasing load pressures gradually just to see how far it will actually go before failure. Maybe even chrono them as you go.
Like the Doom reference :) WHY is a large piece of metal crushing a Halloween fugure and tables funny AND stupidly funny? :D Wonderful stuff as always ;)
love the video scott i have an idea for you why dont you invite Kirie Pederson of the sting zone to shoot all of the heavy recoiling rifles and call the segment the recoil zone
well 200,000 psi is quite a bit more powerful than any normal detonation. Also your fingers wouldn't be where they were, in the way. So no that wouldn't happen.
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FEEL THE POWER OF THE LORDS CALIBRE
Scott after the incident...Megasaur.
Будь осторожен, дружище!🇺🇸🇩🇪🇷🇺🐼🦓🤝🏻
6:11 I would have opened the toilet before sitting down, lol.
My dad , who passed last year, wasn’t just a fan of the 1911, he absolutely loved them. He was a gunsmith for many years and We were talking when he was in hospice about guns and I asked him what’s his favorite pistol was and his reply was “Any of the 14 1911’s in my gun safe “. He continued “in my mind, it’s the only automatic pistol that I would have in a shtf situation. They’re tried and true “. I gave my step brothers one each and my son’s one each and kept the rest. They do make a statement when you snatch one out. I’ve grown to love them too. Much love to you Scott. And RIP Dad.
im a fan too of 1911,i have a copy of cardboard of the pistol
@@DaniheiBroski that’s cardboard 😭 Either way, that’s an incredible story and may your father rest in peace.
Rip man sorry about your dad
W dad RIP
RIP
It's actually interesting to see at the damage and how weirdly "the path of least resistance works"
I mean... the charge inside that .45 ACP bullet was so powerful,it was literally easier for all the pressure to tear the barrel and the gun apart than push the bullet all the way down the barrel.
question now is how short of a barrel would you need to make that not teh case
For note: The actual patent for the 1911 shows that the weakest point along the barrel is the along the lower part of the barrel as it is not fully supported by the remaining mass of the slide. Unless you have lightning cuts or speed cuts on the slide that barrel will be fully supported along the left, right, and top but not the bottom making the look up inherently air tight and forcing any over pressure downwards: this pressure being forced downwards is the very reason the locking action works as it prevents the action from opening until it is safe but if you have to much... well you saw what happens.
I'm surprised how it failed, Normally the magazine baseplate blows off. I wonder if the Iver Johnson has a cast frame.
@nemesisnick66 250k psi is beyond the failure point of steel that thick you'd need a SIGNIFICANTLY thicker barrel to take it, you can take a 45acp 1911 barrel safely to top end of 45 super pressures but at 250k you are beyond what a short barrel will drop pressure wise.
That is not quite how it works. The pressure takes the path of least resistance only in the longer periods of time. When the pressure wave is practically instant, the first thing to break is the first thing the pressure wave hits. Shock force loads works differently than force over time.
On the other hand, If we ignore the bullet in the barrel and are observing in a smaller scale just the barrel, it will break from where it is the weakest. From where the crystal lattices have the weakest bonds together in the metal.
I love how Scott's intrusive thoughts always win out
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Curiosity suddenly hit me. Those cinder blocks did break pretty easily.
Makes me curious about seeing a test video about different types and qualities of cinder blocks and how good they would be at stopping different bullets.
Cinder blocks are inherently bad at stopping bullets.
I suspect the blast concussion had something to do with it.
@@gunengineering1338Cinder blocks these days are really cheaply made. Last ones I bought would shatter at the slightest impact. I dropped some just a couple feet on to soft ground and they fell to pieces like glass.
@@chucks4328 They haven't been sturdy in the last 35 years at least. I worked at a lumber yard, and you had to be pretty careful loading and unloading them.
@@DerrillGuilbert I have some that are built like tanks and heavy as heck that I use to saw wood on out back. I wonder how old those things are, or where they were made haha. Actually one of my grandpa's built a shop out of cinder blocks and I know that building was *solid*. Guess it's a thing of the past, but nothing is made quality these days.
Hahaha I’m sure most didn’t notice that you said heads was the S&W1911 and still grabbed the Zombified 1911 after getting heads on the coin toss 😂
I noticed. Made me gafaw.
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I was looking for this comment lmao
He flaked out there
You could see him start to laugh as he grabbed the green 1911 and walked off camera. He already knew which one was toast. That S&W was just too nice to destroy.
You and your wretched jump scares.
...gets me every damn time. 😂
What should we test next?!? I hope you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching!
Test the colt
Glock 21
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Still need a .950 JDJ
Test a foldable fn
Congrats on being the only one to survive the Kentucky Torture Test, give yourself a pat on the back
Dont read comments before watching video....problem solved
@@jorydunlap3335I like how people talk crap before watching a video all the way through. 🙄
@@jorydunlap3335what are you talking about?
More like give yourself a thumbs up.
@@jorydunlap3335bruh you retaded ?
Scott, I LOVE your videos. They're informative, hilarious, and family-friendly (no obscene or profane language). Keep up the great work!
This man is for sure keeping the folding plastic table industry well paid
And bulk condiments
Not since the days of ECW has the table industry been in such good shape.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Scott, thanks a million for your videos! I'm going through some hard times but your videos always bring a smile to my face. In your gun-failure videos, you're always asking for recommendations about what gun you should explode next. I'm a huge fan of Remington model 8 rifles and own a bunch of them. Not that I'd ever want to see one of these gems evaporate, but my curiously always gets the best of me...
I think after the 1911, it'd be appropriate to do this with it's replacement, Beretta M9/92! I'd be curious to see what would happen given it's open slide design, would probably be a pretty spectacular explosion!
And then with the sig that replaced the Beretta.
Could also go backwards through time as well, though would definitely want to use replicas for the older ones.
that's a good idea, seconded on the M9 test
Ask the SEALs 😂
Agreed!
As well as the P35, a.k.a. FN Browning Hi Power.
It would be interesting to see the difference between how a cast and forged frame goes boom.
My thoughts exactly!
Irrelevant as it's the metallurgy, heat treatment and followup QC in both types.
The new Iver Johnson company IMHO is a dog💩 quality firearms company.
Also why I ditched the TISAS pistol I bought earlier this year the barrel was so thin that a undersized inner diameter match barrel bushing slid right on it 🙄
Turkey make good pistol u wrong! Turkey number 1
"It kind of looks like a giant buger"😂😂😂😂
Oh God Scott, I'm dying!
That's funny to you.... says a lot about you.
I loved the coin toss too! It was supposed to be the S&W but he picked the ugly booger gun on purpose 😂
I will never get tired of hearing Scott's laugh, he's like a big kid with a new toy.
Omg right. That laugh is too much. He's just out there having a good old time
Scott is the perfect marriage of savagery and something vaguely resembling science.
kinda like some bootleg bill nye almost lol
Hi Scott
I heard your comments about the cinder blocks. Two major factors in this regard. First, most of us like to purchase stuff cheap specially the vegetables etc to be used for targets may be the cinder blocks were bought with the same mind set. Second, after being exposed to such a bang cinder blocks can loose their integrity. Please never re-use them even they look fine.
In either case please be careful. Stay safe my brother. God bless.
You're talking safety to a guy that caught a bullet with his neck. I'm fairly certain that was enough for him to make sure he's safe 😂
Scott goes above and beyond to entertain us! Thank you!!
Intro dad jokes checked out, camera quality is A1, Scott is highly entertaining as usual, a gun going boom, it’s Friday.. yeah this is already a certified classic
Thanks so much for making these vids I know you work very hard on them and you still do this after a horrible injury that proves bravery
Scott is one of the best people I think I know. I am 14 years old And he has inspired me so much that I won The Colorado 4H state shooting championship. He is my insperation❤
That’s really super. God bless ya
God bless you to
I'm impressed that the trigger and hammer still worked. Kinda shows that it takes a lot more than normal wear and tear to make them fail.
I wanted to see him fire another cartridge from the last inch of barrel
I was told a story second hand about a guy who was very angry that a gun was stolen from his house. He said that he wanted to overload a 45 ACP severely and leave it as a bait gun for the next robber. His hope was that whoever stole it would suffer the fate that you just demonstrated.
😂 damn
Thats crazy yo 😂
Send it back and file a warranty claim. I REALLY want to hear their response.
I like it how he already made his mind up before flipping the coin to figure out what gun to use lol. love these videos
C'mon man, what kinda guy do you take him for!!!
Scott, there is a Lever Gun cartridge called 70-150
.70 caliber bullet, biggest lever gun round in the world….
Why don’t you own one yet!?
You're the man Scott!! you make guns and humor go together like bullets and targets - a perfect shot every time! Thanks for keeping the 'bang' in comedy and the 'boom' in ballistics
I was always taught by SAMMI that; 21,000 to 23,000 psi or cup was the acceptable amount of pressure for the Colt .45. automatic pistol in it's as issued configuration.
originals yes
I must have been lucky, when I was serving in the Army at Ft. Carson I purchased a Thompson 1911 from a private owner who also did his own reloads, for the first 100 round had no problems no misfires so I bought another 100 rounds from him, after the first mag no problems, the first shot of the second mag boom, it appeared that the first round some how set off the rest of the rounds in the magazine, when I open my eyes I couldn't believe them my hand was still there, had a couple of minor cuts and it was numb for a while, what really surprised me was the gun, it had the stock walnut grips, they were obliterated, the mag was blown out of the gun, after I went to the dispensary and got patch up I took the rest of the ammo and the gun back the guy clean up re-blued and put some Pachmayer grips on it, wasn't sure I should trust his reloads I bought some Remington FMJs and tried it out, had no problems, that's why I will alway be a fan of the 1911
That ultra spicy round leading to a catastrophic failure is a grim reminder of the worst possible thing that can happen, and has happened to Scott. I pray that this happens to no one else, ever.
Never a truer word spoken
Dude took a pipe bomb to the face
Happened to me before he started making videos like this, my Glock 23c blew up in my hands
Yes oh lord yes yes
@@redbruh-rn7hhso uh please elaborate further?
The fact that this is episode 10 of this series specifically is epic in its own right
makes getting a 460 rowland conversion an even better idea.
So let me get this straight, heads was the Smith and tails was the goober gun and it was heads and still you used the goober gun?
C H E A T E R ! ! !
He clearly said heads was the Iver Johnson, not sure what video you were watching.
"The Game Was Rigged From the Start"
I laughed out loud! I loved how he just moved on as if it didn't happen.😂
2:34@@poultrygeist8253
he absolutely cheated lol
I'm convinced that if UA-cam didnt exist Scott would still be out there throwing tables around
6:20 thanks for setting off my tinnitus...
Man, I am so glad you saved the SW1911TA. I’ve wanted that gun for 18 years (over half my life)…
Noone would sacrifice the SW before the green booger.
They're not that expensive. Sell some other stuff and make it happen. I have a couple scandium ones and they rule.
@@bobjohnson1633 my wife is hopefully gonna get me it for Christmas this year 🤞
@@injuredoutdoorsman9011 If she does, then she's officially the best wife ever, lol. Better start doing dishes now, just in case.
The 45 acp is one of the most reloaded rounds in history. Instead of making a high power round, the opposite is just as likely. What would happen with a squib load that pushed the round into the barrel followed by regular powered load without clearing the obstruction?
Is it just that genius or did my brain actually just stop working..?
A normal pressure round would just push it out. You’d be surprised what it takes. On a demolition ranch episode a few years ago Matt did barrel obstructions on 9mm and one barrel was completely filled with solder and it pushed it out. Another was stuffed with a piece of rebar and same thing just turned the rebar into a missile. And they were hipoints which I’m sure have poor quality barrels. On a high velocity rifle with a long barrel it would probably be more eventful though. There’s also a minigun video on UA-cam where they fire a holy crap ton of rounds and every now and then you can see a squib on the slow mo and then the next time the barrel cluster finishes a rotation the next round just shoves it out
"Kentucky Fried Ballistics"! Extra crispy! LOL And remind me to invest in whatever company builds your tables. Looks like a steady business for them there!
As a man who is missing a couple of digits, from a woodworking accident, not a firearm incident, I felt the zombies pain😂
You get me every time with that blowup and I even know it’s going to happen 😂 Spicy meatball ! Love it ! Every video is pure entertainment 💕 Happy Thanksgiving 🦃 to you and your family Scott.
That green .45 looks like one of those “zombie hunting” gas station knives lol all that gun needs is a random glass breaker on the back and a pocket clip and it’s a true gem
Thank you so much! I have a 1911 myself and this is good information to have!!! Love your channel keep it up!
Man.. I know this could get expensive fast, but I'd really love to see this experiment done on 1911's of different quality. 'cause the zombie killer didn't really look like something most people would/should have spent money on.
1:20 smells like freedom
This was also a torture test for that table, surprised it could hold all the cinder blocks and lexan 😂
Don't Gardening！？
Another bed time routine video thank you Scott. Don't stop what your doing we all love you 🏴
this guy is legendary always bringing us the best entertainment. happy holidays Scott
6:36 🤷♂, I like how you took advantage of your life experience to improve, keep it up, see how a weapon can explode and how dangerous it is, I think that's what I like to see most in your videos, keep going and take good care of yourself Master Chief
Love your content it alongside admins, Brandon’s, & Ian’s got me into firearms
Brother, might consider the channel “Demolition Ranch”. Liking the creators you do, you may very well enjoy the Demolition Ranch channel. Cheers!
'TWO WORLD WARS' while shooting the 1911 has me crying
Dang it Scott, I was waiting for the atomic explosion and it STILL got me! 😂
Scott you are awesome man your contents incredible congratulations on the 4mill subs if there’s anyone who deserves it it’s you! Keep up the great work you do you always make my day man we the kenfolk love ya!
Scott is a gift from the internet.
I laugh every single time at the explosion "jumpscare" it just never gets old... I know it's gonna happen and I anticipate it like a sneeze lol
lol, that hammer back explosion is expected but usually still comes as a shock but never gets boring.
I watched a friend suffer a squib round barrel blockage on his 1911 followed up with a live round. A far more likely problem than this entertaining intentional hot round event. The good news is after the barrel split, the gasses were directed, per design, down into and out the mag well leaving some serious powder burns on my buddy’s hands where gasses got through the grip/frame gaps. Other than marks on and stinging palms, no harm or foul. Well, until he had to go after IMI who did eventually pay for the damaged firearm. Modern metallurgy is pretty good and the gurus of design plan on the failures and relief paths.
4 millions subs, WOW! Come along since the pine boards in the backyard days. Keep up the great work Scott!
Still watch all his vids but definitely preferred his older stuff. Pine board tests, full auto Friday, etc. the new stuff kinda of boring :/
Noticed that myself. Congrats Scott.
@@carsonhunt4642he now has another channel Kentucky ballistics breakdowns where he goes over the guns featured on this channel.
Makes me wonder when the 4mil special comes out, hopefully 700 nitro or something.
Imagine Scott actually using a chronograph for it's intended purpose...
I still want to find out who actually trusted Scott with a crane!
An absolute genius
He bought it.
Probably lied to the owner about being certified in crane safety.
His patreons lol
The fact this is episode 10 is crazy in itself! So glad You're still with us buddy! Big fan from Bama! Roll Tide!
This video is to remind you that each weapon has its own caliber and it is dangerous to try to change that. Always safe, while still being funny. Thanks Scott for the video.🤜🏻🤛🏻👏🏻🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
He didn't change the caliber. He used an excessive powder charge.
@@sapago4166 yes I know, thanks
@@jorgeluizmarsolla7409 Your comment doesn't make sense. You're welcome.
@@sapago4166womp womp
what on earth the weapon's caliber has to do with this video...this is not the video to remind you about that.
The coinflip had me dying🤣
Hey man did you see what just happened to Ballistic High Speed? All to similar to what happened to you but with a RPG. I think you should reach out to them and give them some love. I thought it was awesome when all the other gun channels supported you. Take care
of all of the gun-tubers i have come across on youtube, you are by far my favorite, you are funny, informative and above all, you don't tend to get political, which i appreciate, carry on the good work sir, also if you would do some reviews on British Guns I would find that fascinating
Have you watched anything from Ballistic High Speed?
Great firearms content with I think 4 different slow motion camraes
9:06 *insert lego breaking sound effect*
That's why I only use 1911s rated for +P+++++ ammo.
Keep going your the greatest gun UA-camr ever keep it up scott
You should do a “how many videos can a table survive” challenge lol
The normal operating pressure for a 1911 is around 20K PSI not 40K PSI, the .460 Rowland has a maximum chamber pressure of 40K PSI though. Also the dummy hands were much farther forward than if they were real hands griping the pistol so there likely would not be as much damage to your hands as this depicts but because your grip would likely have less force than a vise your head might not do so well from the recoiling remains of the pistol.
You are not the "Gun Instructor" you are "Gun Destructor" That is cool idea for a T-Shirt right there! If you make it sent me couple I will weare them :D
Sorry to be the one to correct Scott's Kentucky math, but he does not have a "ton" (2000 lbs) of cinder blocks there. He has between 500-600 lbs of blocks there. Weight varies on those blocks. Just busting on you, love the videos. Rock on 🤘😎
SAAMI pressure for a .45acp is 18,000 to 21,000 psi. I believe you said 40,000 psi in the vid. Most kabooms of 1911s result in little to no injury to the shooter, The case head isn't supported at the feed ramp, so the case web lets loose there, directing all the pressure down into the magazine well. Mag will be destroyed and ejected, handle pannels may break/crack/come off, that's where most injuries will come from.
thank you, came here to say that. I would add that, with exception to 45 super and starline 45 acp brass which are capable, though with questionable safety, of reaching those pressures if the reloader is skilled enough.
Had to click instantly when you say you blew up another gun 😂. Stay safe.
I remember when you first introduced T-Rex and I am so glad to see that he has lasted this long 😂 him and bob are my favorite supporting actors
5:25 Crows literally circling for bodies lol
I love your videos Scott, they are great. I love Kentucky kustoms as well. I watch you on a daily basis. Thank you for the entertaining content and for being one of the best channels out there man. And don't worry i definitely hit that subscribe button 😂.
"It's a spicy meat-a-ball" 😂😂😂😂😂 please make a shirt with this on it 😂😂😂😂😂
9:11 soak the blocks in water a few hours then let ‘em dry, we usually spray them with a hose but should help them cure better
"Nothing has survived yet except me!" I love you man!
I feel like gun manufacturers should do these tests. We need people like Scott to do their work for them. Also one of the best intros ever
Here's an idea, instead of just going straight to the spicy meatball, get loads that start at the max recommended, then subsequent ones that start increasing load pressures gradually just to see how far it will actually go before failure. Maybe even chrono them as you go.
I would love to see a colt peacemaker or any black powder gun.
with all of your throwing stuff in the video, it really helps us determine the ballistics in kentucky
Like the Doom reference :)
WHY is a large piece of metal crushing a Halloween fugure and tables funny AND stupidly funny? :D
Wonderful stuff as always ;)
I would love to see a bulpup tested, something like an Aug, because the face is so much closer to the chamber during a failure
Not for nothing brother you gots to be careful. I love what you do and what this channel stands for. Your a legend.
we knew Scott was gonna blow up the booger 1911 no matter what the quarter landed on 😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you for not destroying that beautiful gun
I’d love to see you test/blow up some type of bullpup rifle or carbine. Something like a FN P-90, Steyer AUG, Tavor, or Springfield Hellion.
This is the only man on the planet with a reoccurring Amazon order for tables.
I am so glad to see the grip you were worried about damaging survived 😁
Love the jokes man keep em coming
love the video scott i have an idea for you why dont you invite Kirie Pederson of the sting zone to shoot all of the heavy recoiling rifles and call the segment the recoil zone
Fantastic video as always, but that crane truck at the end, what a unit. Outriggers and everything
You need the slow-mo guys back for one of these episodes. Maybe a revisiting of a 50 BMG.
Magnificent candidate for "anger management" succes...😂😂😂😂😂❤
This has happened to me. We see time and again auto loading guns disapate the explosion better than other designs.
I was scared when the shrapnel broke the cinder blocks. But then comfortable relieved when they broke from the lightest touch 😂
well 200,000 psi is quite a bit more powerful than any normal detonation.
Also your fingers wouldn't be where they were, in the way.
So no that wouldn't happen.
They don't make a 46 but they make a .455 Webley. Not sure that is an improvement! 🙂