I rented a 458 Win Mag at the shooting range. I purchased only ten rounds, and that was more than enough for me. It was fun, but, as Scott said, "she be kickin'!"
I like how you mentioned that the gun is as elusive as Bigfoot because in the movie Harry and the Hendersons the villain/Hunter uses 458 magnums to hunt bigfoot
Not surprised the gun jams often - the Japanese had similar problems converting the M1 to their own 7.7mm cartridge in WW2. The whole feed cycle of the M1 seems unforgiving of attempts to change calibers without serious redesign (guess .308 lucked out being so similar to .30-06)
@@vicroc4 It's a matter of slow-burning powders still having high pressure at the gas port when the base of the bullet passes it. 4895, 4064, Varget, and a few other powders are in that sweet spot for combustion speed that will get optimum velocity out of the M1 while keeping port pressure within the design constraints. You're right, though; high gas port pressure does bend op rods. I was wondering about the Underwood ammo Scott was using. Come to find out Underwood does offer a Garand load, a 168-grain bullet at 2700 FPS. That's what Scott said he was using. 2700 is about 200 FPS slower than slow burning powders can push a 168 (or 165) grain bullet to.
@@alflyover4413 Yeah, the powders recommended for Garand loads are usually faster burning than modern load data for .30-06 recommends. In fact, a lot of the powders recommended for the Garand are the same ones you'd use for .223 Remington. Burns up more quickly and the pressure drops off before the gas port, I guess. I had no idea that Underwood offered a Garand load. 168 grains doing 2700 fps is a real thumper for a M1 - my loads are down in the 2400 range for a 168. Underwood lives up to its reputation. XD
Administrative Results being huge into medieval bows, and Kentucky Ballistics being huge into medieval melee implements, and Garand Thumb being huge into yee olde muskets gives me all kinds of hopes and dreams for an elaborate collaborative larping video someday
If they could make it more reliable it would be an honest beast in combat. I mean, its going through armored cars, cinder blocks, whatever, and still tearing up anything in its path. The armor plate stopped it, but still probably did more than bruise a person.
@@Riyame 505 Gibbs is WAY too big to go in a garand action. 505 Gibbs is a MASSIVE case. 458 Win is basically max size cartridge all around that will go in M1... in every dimension. I've got both an M1 rifle and 505 cases sitting not too far from me
a few months ago i was looking to see if anyone had made a video around the 458 garand and to my surprise there was none on youtube, you are literally the first person on youtube to cover this gun
@@LuisSanchez-oe5viit's recoil is very intense. Most people aren't big enough to use this caliber repeatedly. It's more like a gun that people shoot a few rounds through then never touch. Then people that are able to handle the recoil for more than a few shots have to deal with the rounds cost
@LuisSanchez-oe5vi because the 30-06 kicks,but its not to bad on your shoulder. The 458 is that MF on your shoulder and u dont shoot it for fun! Hurts way to much!😊 Hope that helps
Rich McCann was a friend of mine. He was a genius level gunsmith out of Spanaway Washington. I've seen his 458 Garand. It was functional art that worked flawlessly. The gas system has to be designed perfectly to be reliable.
@4949shooter Richard always told me that a few people tried it but could never make it work correctly because they didn't understand how to redesign the gas system. He understood it and his gas system design made the rifle run flawlessly. I wish I would of had the money at the time to buy one.
Take a dremmel and widen the space that houses the clip, then use it to decrease the grade of the feed ramp a tid bit, and machine some guide blocks for the sides of feed ramp(optional), then polish the bolt, feed ramp, breach, guide rails if there's any, and basically anywhere theres metal on metal contact to help keep as much force as possible on getting the bullets chambered.
Our gunsmiths could take any long throw bolt action rifle and make it a 458 Win mag. They would machine the bolt face to receive a belted magnum cartridge. Then take a 45 cal new unlathed barrel and chamber it to 458 Win Mag. With a short tapered barrel, open sights, a recoil pad, and a sling, it was a Grizzly bear gun for Alaskan fishing and hunting guides. They would modify the feed rails and silver solder a recoil lug under the barrel, inletted into the wood stock.
I was noticing that the shells were not ejecting well. Got to think that when it was rechambered only the parts that "had to" be changed were. Getting this gun to work well will likely be a serious re-engineering problem.
My thought was if the magazine well where the clip sits was widened, the wider clips would let the rounds sit snugly against each other so they weren’t missing the feed ramp. Not a gunsmith it just seemed like Kentucky had to guide the rounds into the chamber every time it jammed
@@kylewright7596 I have to wonder if they were using the original 30-06 clips, thus the misalignment when a wider cartridge is being used. Probably also needs a new tuned gas system and a beefed up ejector as well. Would be interesting to see where the tip of the 458 meets the feed ramp, seems like one "side" of the clip was feeding better than the other. It probably goes without saying that a retrofit on an M1 is going to be chasing all the specs that are designed for the 30-06, an entire re-design from the ground up for a M1 action built to the 458 would work wwwaaayyy better.
Outstanding! Just a thought: the Losok Valkyr system can turn a garland into a mag fed rifle, with BAR mags. If you did that with your big boy you’d have a high capacity, self-loading, mag fed elephant rifle!!!
I am a member of 4 veterans organizations and perform military funeral services in both Ohio and West Virginia. We still use the M1 Garand for these ceremonies. As a US Marine veteran, I am only 5ft 1 1/2in tall and used to the M16. Yes, the M1 is a different animal. But, I think I handle it quite well. lol
Did you go into the underground tunnels in Vietnam ? I'm not being cruel I'm seriously asking. That had to be one of the most dangerous jobs in the Vietnam war very scary stuff
@@AmberLeeMcKnight-t9o tunnel rats, that was a horribly dangerous "job" that needed done by the military. I was in the Army 01-04 an I've heard stories from my uncles that were in the military, an from others in the Legion an that was a situation that was not only Extremely Dangerous, it was necessary but I wouldn't want to go in those tunnels.
@@AmberLeeMcKnight-t9o I was not in Viet Nam. I served from 1977 to 1983, as an Expeditionary Airfield Technician. We stopped tailhook aircraft with the cable, similar to what they do on an aircraft carrier. And we built portable airfields.
The fact that this behemoth has a Bayonet lug is absolutely hilarious to me. It's like a Barret having a Bayonet lug it's so unnecessary but hilarious and kinda cool 😂
I know that I was one who has brought up this to you several times. You have no idea just how stoked I am that you got your hands on one...👍🏻😎👍🏻 Definitely needs a bit of work to get it running right but never the less ....look forward to seeing more videos with that rifle...👍🏻😎 You're awesome and thanks for the excellent videos.
I suppose you could taper down the case a hair and/or neck it down to a .416 or even a .338 to help it feed. Though at least once it looked like the jam was caused by not getting the next round lifted up enough for the bolt to catch it which is either the mag spring isn’t heavy enough (doubtful) or the bolt didn’t quite go back far enough. Which might mean the bolt spring just needs to be broke in or it’s not getting enough oomph through to the piston (also doubtful).
i just did a quick search and 458WM does about 2000 ft/s, depending on load and grain. and can go up to 2200 ft/s. the things rips faster then i thought. i thought it was like a slow velocity, WW1 type thing. like .450 Martini henry. 1300 top 1500 ft/s but no, it goes fast
Scott : *_*Shows off the M1 Garand like it can be bought on every street corner_** Me : *_*Cries many salty (but manly) European tears over the fact he can get an M1 as easily as a Unicorn_** And I'm not even going to start about today's entry... on this side of the Atlantic, most people could only hope to *_dream_* about handling a rifle like that, let alone own one.
Standard home door in Israel: The "Paldal" door is constructed of 2 sheets of galvanized steel (to prevent metal damage in oxidation-reduction processes) with a thickness of 1.25 mm with welded longitudinal reinforcements. The door is equipped with a multi-bolt locking system consisting of 7 bolts that connect to three door jambs the door: 5 bolts connect to the frame next to the lock. One bolt connects to the upper frame. One bolt connects to the frame to which the hinges of the door connect. In addition, the doors contain special cylinders that make it difficult to break them. Please do an episode
I swear you guys are grabbing up all of my high school dream guns, lol. Between this, the .950 and Brandon's M82A2, theres only one gun that I don't think you guys have yet that I loved years ago. The .600 Nitro revolver, I think it was Pfeifer Zeliska. Sucker was huge, and you only saw a few pictures of it online
Knew of a man in Tenn back in the 90's used to do this work. I still have the article they wrote about him. He would redo C&R surplus in Magnum calibers. He made an insane M1 carbine in 50 cal AE.
Thanks to Kentucky ballistics showing all these much higher caliber big game hunting rifles. It makes the one from the original Jumanji movie look like a daisy bb gun 😂
I bust out laughing at every one of these videos. Scott is shameless when it comes to sheer destructive fun. The man needs professional help. Love you, man. ❤
8:00 From what I found, Flush Toilets (like the one Scott has) have been around since ~1880 C.E. However, flushing toilets didn't become common everywhere until the 1930's with electricity. It looks like people got to work installing electricity and plumbing once they got home after WWI.
@@chincemagnet B.C. = B.C.E & A.D. = C.E. I used C.E. for Common Era because that's what we use in public schools now. We had to switch because someone complained about separation of church and state for calendars.
I did some trading at a gun show several years ago and I ended up with a 458 win mag. It came with the original box of 20 shells bought with the rifle minus 2. I held on to it for close to 5 years and when I got rid of it that same box of shells went with it again minus 3. 😂😂
Been watching for years. That was the single best intro you've EVER done! Great tribute to the best drill instructors. Can't help but think of the late-great R Lee Ermey - but with much more acceptable language, lol - may he rest in peace.
Awesome video! BTW, did you know that the guys at Guns & Ammo magazine converted a Browning semi-automatic hunting rifle (i.e. Browning BAR hunting rifle) to .458 Win Mag way back in 1974? Their project is described in the September 1974 issue of Guns & Ammo magazine.
Another firearm that is considered a unicorn of guns is the Russian Federov Avtomat made in 1915, only 3,200 were made, it's considered to be one of the very first practical full auto rifles to ever be seen in combat. And it's said that the German sturmgewehr 44 used many of the same features at the Federov Avtomat as it was one of the first decently reliable fully automatic rifles ever made.
Can you imagine if the military had given their soldiers the Winchester version of The Garand. Imagine that field report. "I had an enemy combatant in my sights, I fired the rifle, hitting him, the guy behind him, the guy behind him, the troop transport that was on site behind them and the three guys on the other side 😂"
or the sniper variant your discussing battle plans with your superior and then a shot rings out. The corporal has gone from standing in frount of you to being EVERYWHERE.
@@gunmunz Interesting bit of news I learned from a video with a sniper over in the sandbox: They often are taking long-range shots in support of troops in an active combat situation. The enemy is firing, and there are other gunshots going off, so they don't hear the sniper's shot from a mile or so away, even from a .50 BMG. The sniper can "walk" the rounds in if they need to and the target's friends don't know where the shot came from.
To facilitate the break in of your rifle after you load the clip spray it down with some WD 40. Then load it into the gun you'll find out that it improves you're results. I bought and Arsenal refurbished M1 carbine and I had to spray the rounds down with WD40 and then put them in the mag and after about a 100 rounds everything was broken in and working perfectly.
I'm sure the problem with feeding lies with the round nose bullets, perhaps a spire point would alleviate that issue. Once again another awesome video.
I was so excited to show you all this legendary weapon! I hope you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching!!!
Your welcome Mr.Ballistics
Hi
Kentucky do you have 357 Holland???
Hi Scott!
Always appreciate the videos. I can tell how much effort you put into them. Put a thumb in it!
.30-06 M1 Garand: Pings in Opera
.458 Win Mag M1 Garand: Pings in Mongolian Throat Singing
Lmao I Love Mongolian Throat Singing
Nah it pings in Doom Slayer.
Thrash Metal!
Bwhahahah, I can't even believe I actually know what that sounds like. Thanks to youtube algos
@@powderedbuns8251do you listen to the Hu? If not check them out!
As someone who drove an armored truck for many years, seeing these videos makes me very thankful I never had to rely on the armor to save my life
TBF, it's an old truck, but still. 👍🏻
I don’t think anyone that could afford a gun like that would ever need to rob an armored car!
Just be thankful Scott chose a career in LE then a UA-camr rather that taking down armored cars.
Man that could be Scott's evil twin. LOL
Huhhh😂
@@spiff2268wrong, I had over 4 million in my brinks truck at one point, way more then that m1 is worth by far
Grand Thumb: gets Garand Thumb trying to load the 458.
Scott: Just put a thumb in it!
Lol no sh!t
Steve Irwin: "Just gotta Jam ya thumb up in there!" 😂😂😂
Does Scott seem more Scott in this video?
Even funnier considering tiny guns 3 😂
LOL
This man is a legend - I tried the same workout routine on my 5.56, and only ended up around .28 caliber. He’s a much better trainer than myself.
"But It has less rounds!"
"That's fine, less rounds, more reloads, more reloads more pings, more pings more dopamine leading to faster reloads."
Badger reference
@@rogue_sebass8770 yes king
Oh, I remember the original, nice reference
That’s a reference!
@@rogue_sebass8770 Badger? Could you give some context? I don't really know the reference.
0:21 I was genuinely caught off guard when the M1 started doing push-ups 😂😂😂😂
fr same
Lmao same
yeah dude forsure
😂😂😂😂
I know, right?! My guns literally just sit around.
I rented a 458 Win Mag at the shooting range. I purchased only ten rounds, and that was more than enough for me. It was fun, but, as Scott said, "she be kickin'!"
"Let's see if we can destroy this toilet!" is the phrase that unites guntubers and foodtubers everywhere.
And I thought taco bell could blow up a toilet...
Na leave that to gorlock the destroyer 😂🎉🎉🎉
🤣🤣
“Because F*** you, F*** your cover, and F*** my shoulder.” 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Concealment? Ha! More like REVEALMENT"
Also, "F*** the reliability"🤣
I never thought I'd see the day! 😂
When does he say this
I like how you mentioned that the gun is as elusive as Bigfoot because in the movie Harry and the Hendersons the villain/Hunter uses 458 magnums to hunt bigfoot
“Punny little .30-06”
Not that being the biggest caliber rifle I own😅
Not surprised the gun jams often - the Japanese had similar problems converting the M1 to their own 7.7mm cartridge in WW2. The whole feed cycle of the M1 seems unforgiving of attempts to change calibers without serious redesign (guess .308 lucked out being so similar to .30-06)
It was made for one bullet, and one bullet only. And boy howdy does it use it well
Belted magnums, go figure. It's just another kind of rimlock.
@@vicroc4 It's a matter of slow-burning powders still having high pressure at the gas port when the base of the bullet passes it. 4895, 4064, Varget, and a few other powders are in that sweet spot for combustion speed that will get optimum velocity out of the M1 while keeping port pressure within the design constraints. You're right, though; high gas port pressure does bend op rods.
I was wondering about the Underwood ammo Scott was using. Come to find out Underwood does offer a Garand load, a 168-grain bullet at 2700 FPS. That's what Scott said he was using. 2700 is about 200 FPS slower than slow burning powders can push a 168 (or 165) grain bullet to.
@@vicroc4m2 ball came 4 years after the m1 garand was adopted, the m1 was designed around m1 ball being 175gr at 2700.
@@alflyover4413 Yeah, the powders recommended for Garand loads are usually faster burning than modern load data for .30-06 recommends. In fact, a lot of the powders recommended for the Garand are the same ones you'd use for .223 Remington. Burns up more quickly and the pressure drops off before the gas port, I guess.
I had no idea that Underwood offered a Garand load. 168 grains doing 2700 fps is a real thumper for a M1 - my loads are down in the 2400 range for a 168. Underwood lives up to its reputation. XD
Administrative Results being huge into medieval bows, and Kentucky Ballistics being huge into medieval melee implements, and Garand Thumb being huge into yee olde muskets gives me all kinds of hopes and dreams for an elaborate collaborative larping video someday
World of TubeCraft
Herrera with ye old Gatling Gun would complete this
HUZZAH!!
Just need someone to bring a trebuchet. Fury the Punt gun could double as a bombard.
14:03 "He's behind cover!"
[clip loading noises] "No, he's not."
Redefining everyone’s definition of cover since 1906.
We call that concealment around these parts
So?
"you might care, but this gun sure af don't."
What cover?
Intro creativity 10/10 👌😂 0:48
An M1 Garand in .458 Winchester? What a monster! 💪
And a semi auto! Goodbye shoulder!
Absolute beef cake
If they could make it more reliable it would be an honest beast in combat. I mean, its going through armored cars, cinder blocks, whatever, and still tearing up anything in its path. The armor plate stopped it, but still probably did more than bruise a person.
I think there was a company making them in 505 Gibbs years back, not many were made.
@@Riyame 505 Gibbs is WAY too big to go in a garand action. 505 Gibbs is a MASSIVE case. 458 Win is basically max size cartridge all around that will go in M1... in every dimension. I've got both an M1 rifle and 505 cases sitting not too far from me
Scott: (shooting another huge gun)
M1 Garand: *PING*
Ping
Ping
Ping
Ping
Ping
a few months ago i was looking to see if anyone had made a video around the 458 garand and to my surprise there was none on youtube, you are literally the first person on youtube to cover this gun
I bought a Ruger 1 years ago in 458WM it had been shot 3 times. When I sold it it had been shot 4 times. Most unenjoyable.
I had always wondered why someone left behind in a can about 40 rounds of 458 Win Mag at my range. Of course I took them home! Now I get it.
@@Edgy01yo no entiendo, ¿ Por qué ? En México no tenemos acceso a esos calibres, ¿ Podrías explicarme ?
@@LuisSanchez-oe5viit's recoil is very intense. Most people aren't big enough to use this caliber repeatedly. It's more like a gun that people shoot a few rounds through then never touch. Then people that are able to handle the recoil for more than a few shots have to deal with the rounds cost
@@stompingpeak2043muchas gracias
@LuisSanchez-oe5vi because the 30-06 kicks,but its not to bad on your shoulder.
The 458 is that MF on your shoulder and u dont shoot it for fun! Hurts way to much!😊
Hope that helps
M1 458 Mag:
Reload speed: -300%
Damage: +250%
Swag Factor: x2
"When fired, there is a small chance that it will hurt the user"
Jam chance: 90%
@@yodawgzgaming4416
_You Just Got Jammed_ multiple times in a row.
*Achievement Complete:* "Watermelon Buster"
_Change the WATERMELON TIME alarm._
How much and from where?
1000% patriotic power buff after you hear the ping 😂
That intro is unhinged in all the best ways
Yeah
“I’ve seen Red Ryder BB guns doing it faster”🤣🤣
Your intros are unhinged and Im here for it 🤣
My wife overheard me watching this and said "That boy aint right..." 😂
Dudes married to Hank Hill😂
@@rocksteadyska6933 That's some gobbledygook right there, I tell you what.
😂
Well, your wife wasn't wrong...
Dude acting as a hysterical army DI was very convincing..
Ditto 😂
12:55……oh…, oh…., oh! Let’s see you do that Garand Thumb. Almost pee’d myself laughing so hard!!! Scott you’re HILARIOUS 🤣🤣🤣
Rich McCann was a friend of mine. He was a genius level gunsmith out of Spanaway Washington. I've seen his 458 Garand. It was functional art that worked flawlessly. The gas system has to be designed perfectly to be reliable.
I was thinking the same thing.....gas system issue. Also the weapon not having been built by its true designer.
@4949shooter Richard always told me that a few people tried it but could never make it work correctly because they didn't understand how to redesign the gas system. He understood it and his gas system design made the rifle run flawlessly. I wish I would of had the money at the time to buy one.
Exactly whoever made this probably had the gas system tuned like the .30-06 m1garand
@@oldiron3735Richard’s youngest daughter here. How did you know my dad?
Take a dremmel and widen the space that houses the clip, then use it to decrease the grade of the feed ramp a tid bit, and machine some guide blocks for the sides of feed ramp(optional), then polish the bolt, feed ramp, breach, guide rails if there's any, and basically anywhere theres metal on metal contact to help keep as much force as possible on getting the bullets chambered.
That's exactly what I was thinking about making some new guide blocks would definitely keep it from jamming and really wouldn't be too hard
5:39 - That's the way you end up getting TWO Garand Thumbs. 😂
Our gunsmiths could take any long throw bolt action rifle and make it a 458 Win mag.
They would machine the bolt face to receive a belted magnum cartridge.
Then take a 45 cal new unlathed barrel and chamber it to 458 Win Mag.
With a short tapered barrel, open sights, a recoil pad, and a sling, it was a Grizzly bear gun for Alaskan fishing and hunting guides.
They would modify the feed rails and silver solder a recoil lug under the barrel, inletted into the wood stock.
I was noticing that the shells were not ejecting well. Got to think that when it was rechambered only the parts that "had to" be changed were. Getting this gun to work well will likely be a serious re-engineering problem.
Sure because Jed knows 😂🎉
My thought was if the magazine well where the clip sits was widened, the wider clips would let the rounds sit snugly against each other so they weren’t missing the feed ramp.
Not a gunsmith it just seemed like Kentucky had to guide the rounds into the chamber every time it jammed
@@kylewright7596 I have to wonder if they were using the original 30-06 clips, thus the misalignment when a wider cartridge is being used. Probably also needs a new tuned gas system and a beefed up ejector as well. Would be interesting to see where the tip of the 458 meets the feed ramp, seems like one "side" of the clip was feeding better than the other. It probably goes without saying that a retrofit on an M1 is going to be chasing all the specs that are designed for the 30-06, an entire re-design from the ground up for a M1 action built to the 458 would work wwwaaayyy better.
Curious if the action is going all the way back straight. The wood parts in slow motion were flexing all over.
Could be the straight wall case not working well with the feed ramp.
Outstanding! Just a thought: the Losok Valkyr system can turn a garland into a mag fed rifle, with BAR mags. If you did that with your big boy you’d have a high capacity, self-loading, mag fed elephant rifle!!!
Madness! The kind of madness that we need.
@@kraigshalloh dear. That's very scary
Fucking awesome. The M1 if it ever got added to Synthetik.
I am a member of 4 veterans organizations and perform military funeral services in both Ohio and West Virginia. We still use the M1 Garand for these ceremonies. As a US Marine veteran, I am only 5ft 1 1/2in tall and used to the M16. Yes, the M1 is a different animal. But, I think I handle it quite well. lol
At least you don't have to duck for cover 😂
Thank you for your service.
Did you go into the underground tunnels in Vietnam ? I'm not being cruel I'm seriously asking. That had to be one of the most dangerous jobs in the Vietnam war very scary stuff
@@AmberLeeMcKnight-t9o tunnel rats, that was a horribly dangerous "job" that needed done by the military. I was in the Army 01-04 an I've heard stories from my uncles that were in the military, an from others in the Legion an that was a situation that was not only Extremely Dangerous, it was necessary but I wouldn't want to go in those tunnels.
@@AmberLeeMcKnight-t9o I was not in Viet Nam. I served from 1977 to 1983, as an Expeditionary Airfield Technician. We stopped tailhook aircraft with the cable, similar to what they do on an aircraft carrier. And we built portable airfields.
as soon as he said "im expecting a few jams" i immediately began laughing because i knew the clip was coming with it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Its official. Scott is literally the king of bringing back mythical weapons turned legends in the early 2000s UA-cam...
The gun equivalent to finding a mythical upgraded item in a game
it even has a video game trade off of higher damage for a smaller magazine size and longer reload time.
two garands make a baby, two more garands make a baby, THOSE two babies make a baby.... that's the 458 WinMag M1 Garand
Pac-a-punched m1
It's This Machine's cousin, The Sleeping Giant
With a 40% extra firepower but a 25% probability of missing the target. Sorry I am into games and guns 😂😂😂😂
M1 Garand creed, "This is my grunt. There are many like it, but this one is mine. Without my grunt, I am nothing. Without me, my grunt is nothing."
I've been wanting to see an M1 Garand in .458 Win Mag for years; now it has come true. Thanks Scott.
I love that "You just got jammed" guy
😂🤣😆
Councilman Jeramy jamm from parks and rec
@@owenstuder9841 He's one of the SlipNutz!
You mean that WASN'T one of the Wet Bandits from Home Alone?
Daniel Stern? Nope, not him
It'll never get old!
The fact that this behemoth has a Bayonet lug is absolutely hilarious to me. It's like a Barret having a Bayonet lug it's so unnecessary but hilarious and kinda cool 😂
I just shot my M1 last weekend with the bayonet in place, it was epic.
Boyonet is for when it jams
At least some Japanese ww2 machineguns had bayonet lugs, lol. I'm not sure what the idea was there.
It’s not even a bayonet, it’s just a broadsword. Haha
"Where do you put the bayonet?"
-"Chesty" Puller, USMC, upon being shown a flamethrower for the first time.
12:54 “Lemme see you do that garand thumb” 😂 @GarandThumb you gonna accept this?
I like the way this dude embraces the goffyness. & mixes in the interesting. Good vids
3:59 YOU BETTER NOT BE PLANNING TO SHOOT THAT FIRE HYDRANT SCOTT REMEMBER WHAT HAPPENED LAST TIME
I know that I was one who has brought up this to you several times. You have no idea just how stoked I am that you got your hands on one...👍🏻😎👍🏻
Definitely needs a bit of work to get it running right but never the less ....look forward to seeing more videos with that rifle...👍🏻😎
You're awesome and thanks for the excellent videos.
Scott always has an amazing intros😂
His Dr Who intro was EPIC
More and more over the years his channel is becoming a little more blessed and touched like a fever dream and I love it!
M1 Garand: 'Wanna see a finger trick?'
This comment reminds me of Major Payne 😆 🤣
Owwww that's my thumb!
Just stick a thumb in i-
Scott: Nope!
@@oldgus01😂
@@KingShadows23 you might feel a little twinge. 😆😆
"are those plates level 4? you know what, doesnt matter" lmao
Are those Level 4 plates?
Yea.
Are your Ribs level 4?
Wut?
That's the most literal rifle PT I've ever seen.
I used to know a dealer in San Francisco that collected Garands and last I saw him 28 years ago he had 8.
This channel in 5 years: “Today on Kentucky Ballistics we’ll be seeing what this 5” naval gun does to a zombie torso.”
That's the content I'm waiting for.
Yeah. No chit. 😅
Wooo! She be kickin’!
Bofors Mark 5
Zombie torso vs RPG
We need to see the full table graveyard
Truly
Doesn't want the video to be demonetized 😅
I'm almost terrified to see how big an M1 Garand chambered in 50 BMG would be. And how powerful it would be
I need it
The Heavy Hand Garand
Brandon Herrera, here's your next project.
@@johnpace6859The Ak-50 is basically a .50 bmg garand, as the 47 is based heavily on the garand.
@@senounatsuru6453 True enough, but the asthetics are quite different.
I suppose you could taper down the case a hair and/or neck it down to a .416 or even a .338 to help it feed. Though at least once it looked like the jam was caused by not getting the next round lifted up enough for the bolt to catch it which is either the mag spring isn’t heavy enough (doubtful) or the bolt didn’t quite go back far enough. Which might mean the bolt spring just needs to be broke in or it’s not getting enough oomph through to the piston (also doubtful).
That was probably the best clip catch i have ever seen only the master of recoil could ever do such a thing 12:53
That's the rifle cartridge that Jacques LaFleur was using in Harry and the Hendersons. He called them "4-5-8 Magnums."
Rumors of the existence of a .458 Garand is why Bigfoot went into hiding.
Damn it, now I have to go rewatch that classic.
Thank you.
Yep, Scott said "A little more GaRAND". Brilliant!
i just did a quick search and 458WM does about 2000 ft/s, depending on load and grain.
and can go up to 2200 ft/s.
the things rips faster then i thought. i thought it was like a slow velocity, WW1 type thing. like .450 Martini henry. 1300 top 1500 ft/s but no, it goes fast
Scott: Furbies are my enemy!
Tactical T-Rex: Am I a joke to you?
Scott : *_*Shows off the M1 Garand like it can be bought on every street corner_**
Me : *_*Cries many salty (but manly) European tears over the fact he can get an M1 as easily as a Unicorn_**
And I'm not even going to start about today's entry... on this side of the Atlantic, most people could only hope to *_dream_* about handling a rifle like that, let alone own one.
Did you use "manly" and "European" in the same sentence? Lol
I think he did.... betcha he drives a squated opel kadett too 😂🤣😂🤣😂@logangodofcandy
@@logangodofcandy ...You'd make that comment with a name like that?
Bold strategy.
I paid $165 for mine….
@@josephjulian2503 You lucky *_*this comment censored by UA-cam's thought police_**
Scott, your skits are amazing. This one really made me smile! Nothing like watching a fellow kentuckian putting a riffle through boot camp! I love it!
Standard home door in Israel:
The "Paldal" door is constructed of 2 sheets of galvanized steel (to prevent metal damage in oxidation-reduction processes) with a thickness of 1.25 mm with welded longitudinal reinforcements. The door is equipped with a multi-bolt locking system consisting of 7 bolts that connect to three door jambs the door:
5 bolts connect to the frame next to the lock.
One bolt connects to the upper frame.
One bolt connects to the frame to which the hinges of the door connect.
In addition, the doors contain special cylinders that make it difficult to break them.
Please do an episode
The sweat progression on Scott's shirt was quite entertaining this time.
Hey it's hot this time of year lol
Love to see Scott continuing the tradition of the best intros on UA-cam
it has got to be the most unhinged intro so far, i love it
I swear you guys are grabbing up all of my high school dream guns, lol. Between this, the .950 and Brandon's M82A2, theres only one gun that I don't think you guys have yet that I loved years ago. The .600 Nitro revolver, I think it was Pfeifer Zeliska. Sucker was huge, and you only saw a few pictures of it online
I just read about that Revolver before the video came out. 😂 So, Scott ,bring it on. We want the Pfeifer Zeliska .600 Nitro Express Revolver
He needs to get ahold of Hellboy's pistol, too. Adam Savage made one.
Knew of a man in Tenn back in the 90's used to do this work. I still have the article they wrote about him. He would redo C&R surplus in Magnum calibers. He made an insane M1 carbine in 50 cal AE.
R. Lee Ermey would be proud of that intro! 😂😁🤘
Grandpa’s Garand has been in the gym! Time to show these youngins what’s up!
Thanks to Kentucky ballistics showing all these much higher caliber big game hunting rifles. It makes the one from the original Jumanji movie look like a daisy bb gun 😂
I bust out laughing at every one of these videos. Scott is shameless when it comes to sheer destructive fun. The man needs professional help. Love you, man. ❤
Scott went full Angry Cop Drill Sgt on that Garand training montage
Scott larping as a little green army man for the intro was great
I have an M1 in ‘06 and have seen them in other calibers but NEVER heard of a .458 Garand. Amazing. Super cool.
I laugh every single time at the 'you just got jammed' clip. Never change.
ATF: Good thing we got our level 4 plates.
458 winmag garand: SHAME...
Woe, broken ribs be upon ye.
@@SeanO9924 and a perforated lung :)
@@strikemanpop and alot of ruptured veins and tissue overral
Sternum? What sternum?
Sternum? What sternum?
"M1, please let me hear it!"
M1: "But it's embarrassing. Ohh ok, please close your eyes."
M1: *gets closer and inhales* "PING!"
Oh boy lol... this'll be on Reddit or something. As they say if it exists lol...
@@Aliyah_666 It's already something. I think Brandon Hererra reacted to it XD
8:00 From what I found, Flush Toilets (like the one Scott has) have been around since ~1880 C.E. However, flushing toilets didn't become common everywhere until the 1930's with electricity.
It looks like people got to work installing electricity and plumbing once they got home after WWI.
Are you sure it’s not B.C.?
the first flush toilet was invented in 1596 by sir john Harrington
History lesson is that they went to war with toilets.
@@chincemagnet B.C. = B.C.E & A.D. = C.E.
I used C.E. for Common Era because that's what we use in public schools now. We had to switch because someone complained about separation of church and state for calendars.
@@blubullie4850 it is like those seasons greetings instead of Christmas cope.
4:40 you can tell he has mega experience with guns. he doesn’t even flinch when he shoots!!
Support your boy demo ranch. We love both of you
We all know what happened 😬
What happened
He set the whole thing up! I knew it
@Lowtaperman85 the dude that tried shooting trump was wearing a demo ranch shirt
I think the best way to support him is to not give a platform to shitty opinions, everyone knows Matt has absolutely nothing to do with what happened
I did some trading at a gun show several years ago and I ended up with a 458 win mag. It came with the original box of 20 shells bought with the rifle minus 2. I held on to it for close to 5 years and when I got rid of it that same box of shells went with it again minus 3. 😂😂
Wuss! 😂
When drill Sargent Scott started scream babbling hahaaaa 😅😂❤
Oh hell yeah brother! I built my grandfather's Korea m1 garand at Fortuna high in a gunsmithing class.
Been watching for years. That was the single best intro you've EVER done! Great tribute to the best drill instructors. Can't help but think of the late-great R Lee Ermey - but with much more acceptable language, lol - may he rest in peace.
The Red Rider BB gun line got me way harder than it shoulda XD (0:30)
Random fire hydrant out in the woods! 🤣 @3:58 🤷♂️ 😮 🤔
you know what fire hydrant that is right?
@@gamingwithclark2830 Serbu RN-50 explosion fire hydrant!
Convert it to a straight 3 rouond clip or magazine?
i saw that garand thumb aftermath 14:36
Awesome video! BTW, did you know that the guys at Guns & Ammo magazine converted a Browning semi-automatic hunting rifle (i.e. Browning BAR hunting rifle) to .458 Win Mag way back in 1974? Their project is described in the September 1974 issue of Guns & Ammo magazine.
Whoa. That's gotta be a hellva gun
The BAR was soo iconic WW2. Used in many movies
That intro had me 😂
Mr. Ballistics can you make a playlist of all your ww1 and ww2 gun review videos i love them so can you pls make it.
It's watermelon 🍉🍉🍉 timeeeee Thursday 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Need to see .416 Weatherby vs .416 Rigby
0:35 TF2 Soldier be like 😂
Glad I'm not the only one who thought that.
The whole intro is a real life Meet The Soldier😂 even the grin on his face
he has Scout’s spiked bat though
Another firearm that is considered a unicorn of guns is the Russian Federov Avtomat made in 1915, only 3,200 were made, it's considered to be one of the very first practical full auto rifles to ever be seen in combat. And it's said that the German sturmgewehr 44 used many of the same features at the Federov Avtomat as it was one of the first decently reliable fully automatic rifles ever made.
When Scott said 0:43 I felt that 😂
He said what we were all thinking.
Crazy Dave's drill sergeant cousin
He was clearly using an advanced gooning technique
0:06 the gun doing push ups 😂😂😂
Can you imagine if the military had given their soldiers the Winchester version of The Garand. Imagine that field report. "I had an enemy combatant in my sights, I fired the rifle, hitting him, the guy behind him, the guy behind him, the troop transport that was on site behind them and the three guys on the other side 😂"
or the sniper variant your discussing battle plans with your superior and then a shot rings out. The corporal has gone from standing in frount of you to being EVERYWHERE.
@@gunmunz Interesting bit of news I learned from a video with a sniper over in the sandbox: They often are taking long-range shots in support of troops in an active combat situation. The enemy is firing, and there are other gunshots going off, so they don't hear the sniper's shot from a mile or so away, even from a .50 BMG. The sniper can "walk" the rounds in if they need to and the target's friends don't know where the shot came from.
To facilitate the break in of your rifle after you load the clip spray it down with some WD 40. Then load it into the gun you'll find out that it improves you're results. I bought and Arsenal refurbished M1 carbine and I had to spray the rounds down with WD40 and then put them in the mag and after about a 100 rounds everything was broken in and working perfectly.
them toilet frags are gonna be hell on your mower 😂
The intro is the true gem😂😂😂
8:13 when my little brother shows me Skibidi toilet
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I'm sure the problem with feeding lies with the round nose bullets, perhaps a spire point would alleviate that issue. Once again another awesome video.