I just love how Scott was sitting there covered in sauerkraut, chocolate syrup, and eggplant purée, wondering how he’d gotten to this point in his life 😂😂
Dear Scott, I'm a 27 year old grad student working on a doctorate in pharmacology. Every day I wake up at 6am, work until 9pm researching, go home to my crummy apartment by myself, and wonder what it's all for until I remember "Oh yeah, Scott has tons of really cool and fun videos! Instead of moping around, I should go watch him shoot a huge gun!" Your vids have helped me in some of my darkest hours and I wouldn't be getting through school without you. Thank you so much for all of your videos and for doing what you do. I hope it doesn't ever feel this way, but if you ever start to feel like you "just make UA-cam videos" then always remember that the positive effects your work has are farther reaching than you might imagine. Sincerely, An overworked graduate student.
The slo-mo on this video was epic! Best ever! Scott, your willingness to sacrifice your cleanliness to entertain us goes above and beyond normal duty. We salute you Sir!
I just imagine Scott comes home from the range with a trail of bees behind him, covered in all sorts of fluids and stuff, and his wife looks at him and says, "heck of a video huh? Hope it'll pay for the water bill for all this laundry" Lol
@@digitaal_boog You sure? His blocked drain jetting is a lot more interesting and satisfying than I can describe it. No cap, I can't word how strangely engaging it is.
@@cedarhamilton I mean generally, the videos are uploaded after he makes it home. I'm sure she figures out what we're gonna see just by what walks in through the door.
This was definitely in the top 5 funniest Kentucky Ballistics videos imo. Seriously tho I was dying when the chocolate syrup went right into his face lol😂😂 thank you Scott as always for the laughs!
Scott, i have to say that even with the constantly diminishing quality of youtube content, you are one of the few who continue to produce high quality content. You must be protected at all costs. Thank you for being able to do what you love and legitimately entertain us while doing so❤️
@@looksirdroids9134 UA-cam and the people who run it awful, but no. The content is definitely diminishing in quality. Really it is the advertisers ruining it. Whenever someone has a sponsor in their video, they have to first send it off for the sponsor to check and make sure the video is to their liking. They give the thumbs up or they say "You have to remove this part." and the content creator has 2 choices. Choice 1? Bend over and pull your pants down. Choice 2? Lose $$$. They are no longer making their own video. They are making the sponsor's video. Another thing is that people are running out of ideas. In the golden age of youtube, people were coming up with new video concepts left and right. The issue is that NOW there aren't really any video concepts that someone hasn't already tried before, so you get a bunch of copycat content creators who are just doing something that isn't new at all. With all the copycats the quality of the videos go down because nobody really wants to put any effort into something that isn't unique anymore.
@@looksirdroids9134 No No, its the content. At least in my own opinion. Creators are uploading more and more short-form content, 10 minute long videos- perhaps its just me and having too much free time, but i feel hard pressed to find an entertaining video, especially since my main genres are multiplayer fps games and gun channels such as Kentucky ballistics, demo ranch, and Edward Sarkissian. Scotts videos may also be short form, but at least he does enough to be both entertaining and somewhat educational
Your ability to stay in character is hilarious!! Dude you are killing it at the gym. Holding up a water cooler jug with one hand like it is a gallon jug.
I have used the chainsaw grip on some of my setups and where it really excels is Critter Control. Just like with a Shockwave you simply must have a green laser if you want any semblance of accuracy. But I have used the chainsaw setup to take out some really nasty venomous snakes and other Critters. It allows you to place the pistol grip against your hip and drop the barrel straight down where it needs to go, greatly mitigates recoil, is easy to hang on a hook somewhere vertically, and allows for a very rapid cycling while keeping the barrel on the target.
I use to have a 590. Showing up to clay pigeon shoots was a blast with that thing. Older shooter's had to check out that pistol grip action and younger shooter's loved the heat guard. Mossberg has always been good at shotguns and accessories.
@@damon2772nomad you know I've thought about that but not super seriously and always ending at no. Maybe I could try it. Gosh that'd be a change in the game!
You have golden retriever energy, and I am right here for every moment of it 😂 You’re so happy and it seems like you genuinely enjoy what you’re doing. It’s incredible and so fun to watch
At 8:30 I said out loud: nice camouflage Scott. Really enjoyed watching you blast away with the Mossberg Chainsaw. Lol Never stop doing this, the Ken folk love it. 👍😎💯
Recently watched a video of yours from 3 years ago (50 BMG vs anvil) and it's awesome to see the growth. Love ya Scott!! Keep being the giggling mayo and pudding covered man you are!!
I watched that as well, it was just not the same without the whipping noises in the intro. He still had yet to break out of his 'police demeanour'. Great to see where the channel has gotten too.
8:28 - 8:40 has to be one of my favorite moments on this channel. The genuine nature of you being at such a loss for words had me laughing so hard my stomach hurts!
Awesome. I still have my mossberg chainsaw. Bought it when they came out in like 2013. It was designed as a door breacher. The handle and muzzle brake (stand-off device) are suppose to aid in breaching doors. It was a gimmicky niche answer to problem that really didn’t exist.
@@willgund779 I think it’s a great design for what it was intended for, I just don’t think that many ppl have a need for a door breaching shotgun. I like that the handguard has picatinny when the chainsaw grip is removed. For a while I had the chainsaw grip removed, put a Magpul afg on it, and changed the grip out for a birdshead grip. Funny thing is that after I did that, I noticed mossberg teamed up with shockwave, and made basically the exact setup I had changed mine too. Right now I have the the birdshead grip, and ended up putting the chainsaw grip back on. The mossberg is a great platform for experimenting with different setups.
The first thing to pop up in my head when i saw the gun, was an attachment for LMGs in MW19 where its basically just a minigun handle that converts a basic M249 to basically a weaker minigun
The Mossberg Chainsaw was pretty interesting... Decades ago I had the now renamed Mossberg 600 to 500 Cruiser. Pistol grip 18.5"bbl . What was cool was it didn't have a muzzle brake and it'd flip up with enough force to shove the forend back and eject a shell plus ready a fresh one. That's if I held it like it was a handgun. Then I'd simply reach forwards quickly with my left hand and rack it forward chambering a fresh shell. Great fun
The Chainsaw was first advertised as a door breaching tool. That's the purpose the odd shape of the muzzle break. Shove it against the henges or the lockset of a door and blow them off without causing a barrel obstruction. Sorry I'm old, but I still remember stuff like that
Really? I remember it being marketed as an anti-zombie gun during the zombie craze of the early 2010s (the same time as Hornady's "Zombie MAX" bullets) because chainsaws and shotguns are "traditional" zombie-killers in movies, so why not combine the two? I'm betting they rebranded it as a breaching tool after the craze died down.
The amount of stuff Scott is willing to go through (or shoot) just entertain us is insane! Never change! Mossy itself looks little bit too weird for my liking 😅
Pretty sure the Chainsaw is meant for Door Breaching I would say this is more for the Police than Military since Military Breachers tend to also go in with the rest of the squad. That's my thoughts at least.
its intended for defense or police action firing from the hip not for hunting the handle would be distracting for hunting usage though its designed well enough that it would still be usable
@@ferrofeles2063 The reason I say Breaching is it does have what appears to be a Breaching Muzzle where you jam it into a Door Lock or Hinges and use Breaching Slugs.
My now husband and I have been watching your vids for a long while and after we got married this past August, 5 days later we lost his father and this video was the first time we have laughed as hard as we did! Thank you so very much for the content you release.
That rig seems perfect for breaching doors. I’d jam the serrated muzzle into the lock or hinge you want to destroy, and that handle would allow for a lot of controllability in terms of recoil, which is what you want if your in tight spaces blasting doors 👍🏻 Looks like a handy tool.
Looked like a great t-shirt design. Idea guy here. Line up cherry, whipped cream, ice cream, and chocolate syrup. Put a bowl on the other side. A one-shot sundae. Yum!
This actually does have a purpose. The handle allows you to hold it vertical or at a 45 degree angle when breaching a door a little easier than a foregrip or a standard pump (shooting a lock or hinges). Potential video idea?
Sorry but that was not why this was made and it would not work very good for that. This thing never had a purpose. Until Scot found one. It is clear this was made just so guys could shoot trash off a table so it looks great on video.
@@robertsears8323 No, that actually is the point of this shotgun. The muzzle device is actually called a "breaching device", with the intent to dig into doors and stabilize the gun, designed to blow off hinges on the other side. The chainsaw grip helps you leverage the firearm into the positions needed to take out a hinge, which from hip height...actually does come across as 45 degrees. Huh. Looked at my own door on that one.
There's nothing like starting the day with Scott and Kentucky Ballistics.. Early morning notifications of this "calibre" are the best.. Love the videos Scott.
@@randomgamer-st1ie What of it if he's Asian? Scott has a fair few international fans, yours truly included. Also, he could be from Australia, New Zealand, Guam...
@@quangnguyenhorus3752 As someone who has a pump action 12 gauge I can see how this would help controlling recoil and racking the slide from the waist. Which is how you shoot a shorty. Now with a shotgun with a full stock i'd be worthless.
@@TrulyUnfortunate maybe very niche uses for like a breaching shotgun or maybe cover fire in combat? but I can't think of any real use for a civilian other than cool factor as a range toy for magdumping 12ga into trash as it really can't be aimed from the hip
Have yall seen the guys shooting birdshead pistol grip shotguns braced against the cheek though, with a good technique you can aim the stubby 12 gauge (red dot sights are good) and not punch yourself in the face. That's the idea anyway , I have only seen it on Ian's channel (forgotten weapons)never shot one myself
Definitely one of your best videos to date! Your ability to entertain us never fails! I’m sure I speak for all of us when I say we wish could be there with you!
at 8.40 scott turned himself into a piece of modern art, my friend was not interested in Kentucky ballistics videos but when she saw scott tipping water over him self she started watching, i cant think why 🤔 thanks for the content guys
Those are fun! I added a chainsaw grip and laser to the Shockwave 590 with the intent of making an agile home defense boomstick. Holding it at waist-level and standing sideways, the rocking motion of the recoil lends itself to jacking the rounds and using the laser to rapidly acquire your target makes it a formidable tool that fits easily through doorways.
That was beautiful!!!!!! One of the best most straightforward Kentucky ballistics videos ever. Now we need one of these all out point blank videos with a 50bmg!!!!!
This video deserves so many more likes. I don think I remember the last time I had this much fun watching one of your vids. They are always fun, but this one was on another level.
We need to stop all the violence against veggies. Seriously though I had a massive heart attac a while ago and your show always makes me chuckle best medicine ever. Cheers Scott.
Good God Scott this was one of the funniest videos I've ever seen. When you just stood there covered in mess and then started laughing. I was already laughing before you seriously one hell of a hilarious video well worth all the pain and clean up time It caused you. I was laughing so hard I was crying.
I really love how much fun you can tell Scott is having with this. This channel isn't a job for Scott, it's an excuse to shoot things for fun and get paid for it
Great video Scott! You never fail to entertain. IMO The best gun/shooting content on UA-cam and definitely the funniest out of all of the rest! Keep up the good work!
Two things I would like to say 1). Thank you Scott for doing these videos so that the rest of us never have to expose ourselves to, well, you know. 2). Never, ever watch a Kentucky Ballistics video while trying to eat your lunch. I just about choked and spat my coffee all over the place.🤣 Too funny
Speaking of lunch, can you recommend any low calorie meals? I need ones that are less than the daily requirement for calories but still rich in vitamins so that I can stop hovering around the 320 pound mark. I'm 6ft4, but I shouldn't weigh 310.
@@anonomuse9094 Well I am 5'9" and hovering around 220 so probably the wrong person to ask LOL Water Mellon Eggplant Cabbage Pineapple Try Scotts diet...
5:18 I’ve always wondered what it’s like to clean your range. Do you just let the wildlife eat all the food and syrup and stuff? How do you clean up a gallon of glue off the ground? Do you just re sod the whole area each time? So many questions. Maybe you could make a video.
I still feel dirty after this video lol! I hope you enjoyed it and thanks for watching!
I love this
Hey Scott bring out your risk breaker
@@williamvelasquez2459 wrist
Can you pweeeeease shoot the t-rex gun at the atlyn helmet?
Love you and your videos are eagerly awaited!!
I just love how Scott was sitting there covered in sauerkraut, chocolate syrup, and eggplant purée, wondering how he’d gotten to this point in his life 😂😂
He's a very strange man.
Lol shes probably used to it by now lol
Ok, ain't war hell?😄😄😄😄😄😄
@@cattom44 Don't feel too bad, I was thinking the same thing!
@@curtisbryce5096 but this is how he provides us with entertainment
Dear Scott,
I'm a 27 year old grad student working on a doctorate in pharmacology. Every day I wake up at 6am, work until 9pm researching, go home to my crummy apartment by myself, and wonder what it's all for until I remember "Oh yeah, Scott has tons of really cool and fun videos! Instead of moping around, I should go watch him shoot a huge gun!" Your vids have helped me in some of my darkest hours and I wouldn't be getting through school without you. Thank you so much for all of your videos and for doing what you do. I hope it doesn't ever feel this way, but if you ever start to feel like you "just make UA-cam videos" then always remember that the positive effects your work has are farther reaching than you might imagine.
Sincerely,
An overworked graduate student.
That's a great and sweet comment. Hope you're doing well!!
Scott: **proceds to not reply or mark with a heart the comment**
Go look at demolition ranch videos 👌
I watch tons of this guy's videos when I'm bored.
Scott: So, it's like a chainsaw crossed with a shotgun.
Doomguy: *Heavy breathing*
YES!!!!!
rip and tear
*True*
Underrated comment detected!
Just needs a nice bayonet attached. Maybe like those ww1 style sword bayonets, or a machete maybe.
Scott looked like a modern art masterpiece after all that point blank shooting.
Sir, yes sir! 😂
I don’t think i had as much fun as you did Scott, but I did have a lot of fun laughing out loud! Bless you Scott, you and your entire family.
I'll second that motion,
I will 3rd that one.
Guaaayyyy
I’ll 4th that motion and @Bossman Prezzie you’ll realize one day 🤷🏻♂️
Do you use both hands on the twist motion ?
The slo-mo on this video was epic! Best ever! Scott, your willingness to sacrifice your cleanliness to entertain us goes above and beyond normal duty. We salute you Sir!
More entertaining than anything out of Hollywood.❤
World War Z: Huh
I just imagine Scott comes home from the range with a trail of bees behind him, covered in all sorts of fluids and stuff, and his wife looks at him and says, "heck of a video huh? Hope it'll pay for the water bill for all this laundry" Lol
Still not as bad as Drain Addict Ollie's van.
I wonder if his wife is one of his subscribers so she can have an idea of what kind of mess is coming home for her to clean. LOL
@@DinnerForkTongue I don’t even wanna know
@@digitaal_boog
You sure? His blocked drain jetting is a lot more interesting and satisfying than I can describe it. No cap, I can't word how strangely engaging it is.
@@cedarhamilton I mean generally, the videos are uploaded after he makes it home. I'm sure she figures out what we're gonna see just by what walks in through the door.
Scott's new "food grade" camouflage for when he needs to blend in at the grocery store is amazing.
HahanHanhHha
😂
@@Lyndeeh23 ?
still more effective than digital camo
Man that is the most destructive shotgun I saw I wish the military had that
Little did he know, the military has these but better
My first shotgun is a mossberg 500 all black. Cheap and reliable, I love it!
This was definitely in the top 5 funniest Kentucky Ballistics videos imo. Seriously tho I was dying when the chocolate syrup went right into his face lol😂😂 thank you Scott as always for the laughs!
Scott I fucking swear you never miss, the intros, the weapons you bring out, yourself and basically everything in your videos are just perfect
they are so fucking good. pure amazing and hilarious. never fails to bring a small amount of joy to my life
8:40 “why am I doing this.” Look at the gun and turn around laughing got me crack up 😂
The most oddly wholesome show on youtube. Keep it up dude.
Scott, i have to say that even with the constantly diminishing quality of youtube content, you are one of the few who continue to produce high quality content. You must be protected at all costs. Thank you for being able to do what you love and legitimately entertain us while doing so❤️
It isn't the content that is diminishing in quality, it's youtube itself.
@@looksirdroids9134 UA-cam and the people who run it awful, but no. The content is definitely diminishing in quality. Really it is the advertisers ruining it. Whenever someone has a sponsor in their video, they have to first send it off for the sponsor to check and make sure the video is to their liking. They give the thumbs up or they say "You have to remove this part." and the content creator has 2 choices. Choice 1? Bend over and pull your pants down. Choice 2? Lose $$$. They are no longer making their own video. They are making the sponsor's video.
Another thing is that people are running out of ideas. In the golden age of youtube, people were coming up with new video concepts left and right. The issue is that NOW there aren't really any video concepts that someone hasn't already tried before, so you get a bunch of copycat content creators who are just doing something that isn't new at all. With all the copycats the quality of the videos go down because nobody really wants to put any effort into something that isn't unique anymore.
@@looksirdroids9134 No No, its the content. At least in my own opinion. Creators are uploading more and more short-form content, 10 minute long videos- perhaps its just me and having too much free time, but i feel hard pressed to find an entertaining video, especially since my main genres are multiplayer fps games and gun channels such as Kentucky ballistics, demo ranch, and Edward Sarkissian.
Scotts videos may also be short form, but at least he does enough to be both entertaining and somewhat educational
@@looksirdroids9134 but you’re not wrong about youtube itself diminishing in quality
The sacrifices that Scott makes for us are insane💯 Everyone better hit that LIKE BUTTON!!!!!!!!!!
Google how much 💰 a UA-cam channel pays!😬😮🤑
I hit like before i even watch his videos. They are all epic!!
I hit it as the video is starting 😎
The only way to remunerate these sacrifices is for one of us from each state of this great country to order vanity plates that read "SUB2KB".
@@thehabitat7299 me too because I know Kentucky Ballistics won't disappoint.
Your ability to stay in character is hilarious!! Dude you are killing it at the gym. Holding up a water cooler jug with one hand like it is a gallon jug.
That's a bot. Ignore it
@@Skykid3307
Thanks yeah there are tons of them on YT now. Wonder why YT isn't policing them off their site.
@@wilsonrawlin8547 they are definitely focusing on the wrong things to police over
I keep coming across them so now I end up watching a video and then reporting a dozen or so of these spam comments 🙄
@@georgegillett6059
Yep! Almost like YT lets them be posted on channels they don't support.
I have used the chainsaw grip on some of my setups and where it really excels is Critter Control. Just like with a Shockwave you simply must have a green laser if you want any semblance of accuracy. But I have used the chainsaw setup to take out some really nasty venomous snakes and other Critters. It allows you to place the pistol grip against your hip and drop the barrel straight down where it needs to go, greatly mitigates recoil, is easy to hang on a hook somewhere vertically, and allows for a very rapid cycling while keeping the barrel on the target.
I use to have a 590. Showing up to clay pigeon shoots was a blast with that thing. Older shooter's had to check out that pistol grip action and younger shooter's loved the heat guard. Mossberg has always been good at shotguns and accessories.
"Shotguns and shotgun accessories" Hank Hill(in some other reality)
So with no stock added you'd shoot clays with it in pistol grip format alone?
@@danielgoodman3578 yes sir☆
@@damon2772nomad you know I've thought about that but not super seriously and always ending at no. Maybe I could try it. Gosh that'd be a change in the game!
"You brought a knife to a chainsaw fight." Almost as bad as bringing a skateboard to an ar15 fight. GO KYLE!
🤭
This is the only channel that I can guarantee to get a good belly laugh out of every time!! Great job Scott, keep it up!
I appreciate your thorough testing of the stand off choke.
You have golden retriever energy, and I am right here for every moment of it 😂
You’re so happy and it seems like you genuinely enjoy what you’re doing. It’s incredible and so fun to watch
Those slow-mo shots of you blasting the crap outta various items never gets old! 😁👍
At shaving cream 1, at 4:48 Scot makes a new sounds
Scott should see just how messy he can make the range with the guns he has
At 8:30 I said out loud: nice camouflage Scott.
Really enjoyed watching you blast away with the Mossberg Chainsaw. Lol
Never stop doing this, the Ken folk love it. 👍😎💯
Recently watched a video of yours from 3 years ago (50 BMG vs anvil) and it's awesome to see the growth. Love ya Scott!! Keep being the giggling mayo and pudding covered man you are!!
I watched that as well, it was just not the same without the whipping noises in the intro. He still had yet to break out of his 'police demeanour'. Great to see where the channel has gotten too.
3:20 "Alright! Time to make salad. Kurt Cobain style."
The shaving cream shots were straight up heavenly.
8:28 - 8:40 has to be one of my favorite moments on this channel. The genuine nature of you being at such a loss for words had me laughing so hard my stomach hurts!
Thank you for giving me something yo look forward to in vid without ruining it.
Awesome. I still have my mossberg chainsaw. Bought it when they came out in like 2013. It was designed as a door breacher. The handle and muzzle brake (stand-off device) are suppose to aid in breaching doors. It was a gimmicky niche answer to problem that really didn’t exist.
I think the muzzle brake is great on mine, but yeah the chainsaw grip is over the top
@@willgund779 I think it’s a great design for what it was intended for, I just don’t think that many ppl have a need for a door breaching shotgun. I like that the handguard has picatinny when the chainsaw grip is removed. For a while I had the chainsaw grip removed, put a Magpul afg on it, and changed the grip out for a birdshead grip. Funny thing is that after I did that, I noticed mossberg teamed up with shockwave, and made basically the exact setup I had changed mine too. Right now I have the the birdshead grip, and ended up putting the chainsaw grip back on. The mossberg is a great platform for experimenting with different setups.
try romanian doors :)
@@willgund779 as opposed to being under the bottom?
The first thing to pop up in my head when i saw the gun, was an attachment for LMGs in MW19 where its basically just a minigun handle that converts a basic M249 to basically a weaker minigun
There’s just something so IMMENSELY satisfying about the sound of a pump action shotgun racking a shell that makes my ears go brrrrrrr
The Mossberg Chainsaw was pretty interesting... Decades ago I had the now renamed Mossberg 600 to 500 Cruiser. Pistol grip 18.5"bbl . What was cool was it didn't have a muzzle brake and it'd flip up with enough force to shove the forend back and eject a shell plus ready a fresh one. That's if I held it like it was a handgun. Then I'd simply reach forwards quickly with my left hand and rack it forward chambering a fresh shell. Great fun
Scotts so ridiculous with his channel. 10/10 would love a range day with this mad man!
You got more covered with your targets here than any Kentucky Roulette I've seen so far.
4:43 is just such a badass shot
The Chainsaw was first advertised as a door breaching tool. That's the purpose the odd shape of the muzzle break. Shove it against the henges or the lockset of a door and blow them off without causing a barrel obstruction. Sorry I'm old, but I still remember stuff like that
Really? I remember it being marketed as an anti-zombie gun during the zombie craze of the early 2010s (the same time as Hornady's "Zombie MAX" bullets) because chainsaws and shotguns are "traditional" zombie-killers in movies, so why not combine the two?
I'm betting they rebranded it as a breaching tool after the craze died down.
Is that why he has to shoot everything at close range?
@@amberslahlize7961 That's because aiming a gun from the hip is not only really hard, it's also dangerous because you almost always shoot high.
@@Bacteriophagebs Oh, I thought that's what the handle on the gun was for, for extra control.
interesting
The amount of stuff Scott is willing to go through (or shoot) just entertain us is insane! Never change!
Mossy itself looks little bit too weird for my liking 😅
Pretty sure the Chainsaw is meant for Door Breaching I would say this is more for the Police than Military since Military Breachers tend to also go in with the rest of the squad. That's my thoughts at least.
dude he's the best. easily top ten all time UA-camr channel. He might be my favorite
its intended for defense or police action firing from the hip not for hunting the handle would be distracting for hunting usage though its designed well enough that it would still be usable
@@ferrofeles2063 The reason I say Breaching is it does have what appears to be a Breaching Muzzle where you jam it into a Door Lock or Hinges and use Breaching Slugs.
@@WastelandWanderer1216 I'm glad to see that someone else knew the purpose of this gun
This is my all time favorite. The entire 5:00-7:00 was just great
Scott no matter how many videos I watch I’m sitting here at 3 o’clock in the morning in tears!
My now husband and I have been watching your vids for a long while and after we got married this past August, 5 days later we lost his father and this video was the first time we have laughed as hard as we did! Thank you so very much for the content you release.
That rig seems perfect for breaching doors.
I’d jam the serrated muzzle into the lock or hinge you want to destroy, and that handle would allow for a lot of controllability in terms of recoil, which is what you want if your in tight spaces blasting doors 👍🏻
Looks like a handy tool.
Having shot a pistol grip shotgun in the past, it’s a handful to say the least! That forward handle would make a world of difference.
Looked like a great t-shirt design.
Idea guy here. Line up cherry, whipped cream, ice cream, and chocolate syrup. Put a bowl on the other side. A one-shot sundae. Yum!
Scott is just "the whistling diesel" of gun channels
9:37: Michael Myers really lost his head...
Scott looks like a living piece of Art that you would find in an Art Gallery. Excellent work.
😂 Scott stepped up Gallaghers splash comedy 10 fold in this video.
Thank you for your continuing crusade to make sure no ever drinks Dr. Thunder. You're doing God's work, sir.
Good to see someone else enjoying the chainsaw. Enjoyed!!!
Thank you for bringing laughter into our lives, we love you Scott
I could literally fall asleep to the sound of the shotgun in slow motion! It sounds like the thunder from my thunderstorm sound I use to sleep 😂😂
The slow mo shots are like an art installation, except highly entertaining
This actually does have a purpose. The handle allows you to hold it vertical or at a 45 degree angle when breaching a door a little easier than a foregrip or a standard pump (shooting a lock or hinges). Potential video idea?
Exactly
That makes sense to me
Sorry but that was not why this was made and it would not work very good for that.
This thing never had a purpose. Until Scot found one. It is clear this was made just so guys could shoot trash off a table so it looks great on video.
@@robertsears8323 No, that actually is the point of this shotgun. The muzzle device is actually called a "breaching device", with the intent to dig into doors and stabilize the gun, designed to blow off hinges on the other side. The chainsaw grip helps you leverage the firearm into the positions needed to take out a hinge, which from hip height...actually does come across as 45 degrees. Huh. Looked at my own door on that one.
@@SnivyTries pretty sure that guy is just being a good. I mean, read the last sentence… I don’t think he’s serious
There's nothing like starting the day with Scott and Kentucky Ballistics.. Early morning notifications of this "calibre" are the best.. Love the videos Scott.
You must work 3rd shift if you're starting your day at 4pm
@@randomgamer-st1ie
Or -- bear with me coz it sounds crazy -- he lives in a different timezone.
@@DinnerForkTongue not just a different timezone, he'd have to be in Asia for it to be morning.
@@randomgamer-st1ie
What of it if he's Asian? Scott has a fair few international fans, yours truly included. Also, he could be from Australia, New Zealand, Guam...
@@randomgamer-st1ie I live in Australia 🇦🇺
think this is a good video to say this on.
I'd like to see a video of scott just cleaning/maintaining his guns
You know I could watch a million of these just for the openers. Haha!
What layer of hell did you pull the chainsaw shotgun from…. I adore it
@@diah7130 danah-da na-da na da naaaaaà
Scott definitely needs his own sitcom. Love those intros.
Or Mythbuster show...
Scott, Demo Ranch, Ak guy, all living on the same street, or perhaps as a reboot of Friends.
@@p.rileebenjamin7201 or a real life version of family guy or American dad.
Honestly, it would be really cool to see you run through a drill every so often to actually test the tactical standpoint of firearms such as this
I've never seen that shotgun setup before.
Looks like it would help a lot with controlling the recoil and make it easier to rack.
I feel like the chainsaw handle was added due to its cool factor rather than functionality.
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As someone who has a pump action 12 gauge I can see how this would help controlling recoil and racking the slide from the waist. Which is how you shoot a shorty.
Now with a shotgun with a full stock i'd be worthless.
@@TrulyUnfortunate maybe very niche uses for like a breaching shotgun or maybe cover fire in combat?
but I can't think of any real use for a civilian other than cool factor as a range toy for magdumping 12ga into trash as it really can't be aimed from the hip
Have yall seen the guys shooting birdshead pistol grip shotguns braced against the cheek though, with a good technique you can aim the stubby 12 gauge (red dot sights are good) and not punch yourself in the face. That's the idea anyway , I have only seen it on Ian's channel (forgotten weapons)never shot one myself
Its a door-breacher setup. Thats the only purpose behind the design. I would not recommend for anything besides that. Or range fun, of course
Scott we love the content also one of the most humorous as far as gun channels go on UA-cam
Scott, brother it shows how much you love what you do. Talk about really getting into your work my dude💯
Thank you for your videos. This one was off the chart awesome.
Your intros are hilarious af just like Matt’s always makes a day better
Definitely one of your best videos to date! Your ability to entertain us never fails! I’m sure I speak for all of us when I say we wish could be there with you!
behind a clear blast shield, naturally
6:20 Doomslayer washing himself and his gun off to keep his shotgun at maximum carnage.
One of the best videos yet! Straight to the point, here’s the target, .5 sec later, blowing it away 😂
I now consider you the #1 'gun entertainer'!! Please keep 'em coming!
Honestly I don’t watch KB for my fun, I watch to see Scott having fun :D keep up the great work Scott always happy to see you happy
8:30 Scott went through the 5 stages of grief in like 10 seconds hahaha!!
Holy Crap!! that Mossberg Chainsaw turned all your props into modern pieces of art… on you!🤣🤣🤣 Stay safe Country Warrior Outlaw!!🌈🙏🏼🤗
at 8.40 scott turned himself into a piece of modern art, my friend was not interested in Kentucky ballistics videos but when she saw scott tipping water over him self she started watching, i cant think why 🤔 thanks for the content guys
8:36 who needs to buy camo 😆
0:15 that’s my favorite character lol
I had tears of joy .THANK YOU SCOTT !!! and stay alive.
5:32 WATERMELON TIME!
Those are fun! I added a chainsaw grip and laser to the Shockwave 590 with the intent of making an agile home defense boomstick. Holding it at waist-level and standing sideways, the rocking motion of the recoil lends itself to jacking the rounds and using the laser to rapidly acquire your target makes it a formidable tool that fits easily through doorways.
I'm surprised to see this praise, I thought a chainsaw grip on a shotgun would just be a stupid thing for fun.
@@jacehackworth6413 it should be haha
that was a real fun episode. Blowin things up with a shotgun could be a show in itself.
That was beautiful!!!!!! One of the best most straightforward Kentucky ballistics videos ever.
Now we need one of these all out point blank videos with a 50bmg!!!!!
This video deserves so many more likes. I don think I remember the last time I had this much fun watching one of your vids. They are always fun, but this one was on another level.
Haven't seen one of these in years, makes it pretty stable for door breaching and art & crafts in seconds now 😂
The key is not to think lol just like if you're really high up dont look down same scenario the 4 bore is probably my favorite on UA-cam thus far
Scott you have officially earned the Gallagher with guns award
4:57 "Hey Mom Look! It's Snowing!"
Two words I never thought would ever be combined chainsaw shotgun and needless to say it's awesome.
We need to stop all the violence against veggies. Seriously though I had a massive heart attac a while ago and your show always makes me chuckle best medicine ever. Cheers Scott.
Good God Scott this was one of the funniest videos I've ever seen. When you just stood there covered in mess and then started laughing. I was already laughing before you seriously one hell of a hilarious video well worth all the pain and clean up time It caused you. I was laughing so hard I was crying.
I really love how much fun you can tell Scott is having with this. This channel isn't a job for Scott, it's an excuse to shoot things for fun and get paid for it
What’s amazing watching the slow mo’ shots is that Scott rarely flinches on shots up close despite all that 💩 flying at him. He is a true pro!!! 😂
Great video Scott! You never fail to entertain. IMO The best gun/shooting content on UA-cam and definitely the funniest out of all of the rest! Keep up the good work!
Scott is almost like a modern art painting at 8:28 🤣🤣🤣
Two things I would like to say
1). Thank you Scott for doing these videos so that the rest of us never have to expose ourselves to, well, you know.
2). Never, ever watch a Kentucky Ballistics video while trying to eat your lunch. I just about choked and spat my coffee all over the place.🤣
Too funny
Speaking of lunch, can you recommend any low calorie meals? I need ones that are less than the daily requirement for calories but still rich in vitamins so that I can stop hovering around the 320 pound mark. I'm 6ft4, but I shouldn't weigh 310.
@@anonomuse9094 Well I am 5'9" and hovering around 220 so probably the wrong person to ask LOL
Water Mellon
Eggplant
Cabbage
Pineapple
Try Scotts diet...
@@wornoutwrench8128 cool, thanks
You have never looked better Scott!!!! LOVED IT!!!!
The picture after the chocolate syrup looks like your questioning all your life choices thus far! 🤣🤣🤣
Halloween could have been just one movie and not an entire franchise if someone did 2:25 to him 😂
5:18 I’ve always wondered what it’s like to clean your range. Do you just let the wildlife eat all the food and syrup and stuff? How do you clean up a gallon of glue off the ground? Do you just re sod the whole area each time? So many questions. Maybe you could make a video.