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- In today’s video we have some fun with a 22-250 pistol! I hope you enjoy the video and thanks for watching!
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More Kentucky Roulette!! I will play lmao!
Think the videos need to be alot longer!
My finger guns are the fastest in the world.
No
I got poop on my AK Guy!
Scott: “Nobody likes eggplant!”
Cashier:”you must really like eggplant”
So...aside from Scott, who would actually buy a 6 pound can of eggplant puree? And what recipe would use it, meaning what dish uses it as an ingredient? Can't make meatloaf out of it!
@@lorrainehoffman1307 it would be useful if you were making very large batches of baba ghanoush, which is a dip that is similar to hummus, but uses eggplant rather than chickpeas.
Scott: FOR ME TO POUPON!
I actually like Eggplant.
(Scott at the checkout line when cashier says he must really like eggplant) “Rrraaaaaahhhhhh!!!!!”
I hope you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching!
I did very much
I enjoyed the video👍👍
Not yet, but I definitely will now 😀
I always enjoy the videos you are the greatest gun channel on UA-cam
Love ur vids Scott
Scott: _Complains about no recoil_
His shoulder: "Heaven! I'm in heaven!"
Recoilless rifles are (or were) a thing too
His joint is getting used to recoil, light work no reaction 😂😂🎉
Next video, he'll be shooting a cannon from his shoulder. Ouch! heh
"poupon my pickle" was too much lmao
Yeah I think I laughed out way too loud at that one, 😅 🤣
That whole bit was hilarious 😂😂
Now thats a .22 round with an attitude.
Spicy, messy and straight to the point.
My dad and his buddies hunted ground squirrels out in CA back In 50s and 70s. Liked .222 but settled on .243 because the accuracy at long range and less wind movement on bigger bullet. His buddy gad a .220 swift and after he shot out of a 26" barrell fire and powder blistered their sheets. Couldn't burn all the powder. 22 in 30-06 case necked down is just too much powder. Wonder what it would do with today's powders. Eat out the barrells real fast as well.
Check out the Raging Hornet by Taurus. That's another fantastic .22 caliber handgun.
So like any 5.56mm round that's a .223 caliber
@@nicholasgreen2012 nope. A .22 long rifle isn't a bit spicy.
@@matthewotis3594 a 5.56mm bullet is a .223 calibre bullet so, nope it's the same bullet size just with a bigger cartridge.
Scott's intros never fail to cheer me up 😂
Same 😂
Same. Have you ever heard of Demolition Ranch? Those guys do a solid intro asswell.
Me too
@@VETOTHEGWEDO great! Ty I will check em out.
They just get better and better every time
My fathers dying of cancer and your videos put a smile on my face and make me laugh 😊 thank you for being such a good, funny youtuber, and you teach people about guns
Thank god for the small things god bless brother
I lost my Father to cancer years ago and miss him terribly every day. Spend every possible minute you can with him until that time comes. Be strong and tell him you love him often.. God Bless you brother.
sucks to suck
@@user-ky1yx4kh6l calm down bro what did he did to you😭
I know how you feel lost mine not long ago .
Scott, your video from 2 years ago about the RN50 accident popped up in my recommended and I just wanted to say I’m glad you’re still with us and I appreciate your humor and fun so much. Harrowing to watch that again and see just how messed up you were. You’re a good dude
The T-Rex is not just an apex predator in the hunting fields, but also a master of psychological warfare
And it can spell😂
How you now are you see it .or you imagine that .
Real
@@oussama_arabireal
Never seen an anime girl watch a gun channel before that’s new guess we all have are differences I sleep with my 3006 right on my bed because I’m afraid of wolves and Australian shepherds 😰😰😰
Good thing you got that bipod on there, makes freehanding easier when you can lean on the air for stabilization
He’s stabilizing it on his imagination
Is this a joke or a snarky comment?
@@punawelewele it is a joke, a very terrible joke
Counter weight
@@joshuadavidson662 it offers the same weight if it’s up or deployed though
"That wasn't very good, but it was fun!" pretty much sums up my time spent on the range, my time spent at the gym and my love life. So it'd make a great t-shirt!
Scott proceeds to lower bipod and then shoots offhand standing. 🤣.
Rock on KB 🤘😎
Scott moving the safe at 3:02 Close your eye's you can imagine its Arnold Schwarzenegger in Total Recall.
Wouldn't that be Annie in any of his films that isn't terminator
Not gonna lie, that got a chuckle out of me😂
You've clearly not seen his Arnold impersonation
11:49
The AK guy was so scared he pooped his pants 😂
Is it 11:49???? That timestamp for me is just slow mo poupon...
The 22_22?
22 250 was interesting excellent looking handgun. How about showing off some of the new lever rifles chambered in 44 40, 357 and Henry or Marlin guide guns in 45 70.
@@jonrobison4858 the joke is that the dummy is a stand-in for AK guy, and at that second, it looks like nuclear explosive diarrhea.
The face plant into the table after was hilarious 😆
My mom just died a few weeks ago in a car accident and she is a also a gun enthusiast, your video remined me of her cheerful behavior when talking about firearms and that definitely bring charm to me.
That thing is a rocket! I can't tell that the bullet doesn't impact the target at the instant you pulled the trigger. It seems instantaneous. Love to see Hickok45 shoot the gong with this. At that distance you can tell when he's shooting a faster load compared to say a slow slug.
I think the round gets there before he squeezes the trigger 😂
Many of the slugs he shoots the gong with we can see as they travel, unlikely with this round.
3,000+ Fps ain't no joke.... Tannerite blows at that speed.
Hey Scott. You know how Paul harrel makes those meat targets? You should make a meat target and shoot it out of the punt gun. For Paul!! And maybe for science
This is a great idea
Brilliant
It would be cool to see, especially I'd alot of other gun tubers did so in vids released about the same time or randomly in honor of paul!!!
But don't use venison, it's dear meat 😂
I agree! Scott should do this in support of Paul!
What is so crazy to me is the lack of delay between muzzle flash and impact noise. Usually, and I might just be crazy, but I can hear when slower rounds take their time flying down range. It's slight, but you can tell how fast that round is moving. Another awesome video Scott, keep up the content!
Yeah depending on the sun and ammo you can see 9mm.
It is extremely fast. Almost instant, depending on the distance.
Hitscan IRL practically.
Garand thumb shot some subsonic 300 blackout at like 300 yrds a few weeks ago and they clocked it at like a 3 second delay to impact lol it was trippy cause you're so used to bang and an almost immediate ping. Then this thing the bang and ping were almost one in the same.
if you use period and comma you can go frame by frame, and at 60 fps it took 2 frames between pulling the trigger and then hitting on his first shot, meaning it cleared that distance in 0.03 seconds...
I have a 22 250 hunting rifle 1/10 scope that I have had since I was 20. Thing hits hard out to 800 even though they say 600.
The mustard exploding in the dummies crotch was hilarious. To quote Jack Nickolson in the movie The Departed, "Jeeze, he fell funny."
Poop on my pickle? That be too much info😂
He was extra giddy filming that day.
LOL
I was wondering if anyone else caught that….😂😂😂😂
They say that can happen sometimes 🤢
'fell on it'
You should shoot something called a non-newtonian fluid. Solid when hit but liquid when static. It's pretty cool. Just need water and cornstarch
Some knee/elbow pads are made of that stuff. Pretty sure some chest protectors are, too. That would be a fun test!
It's called ketchup
The fluid reacts to slow to get solid on the actuall hit from the bullet. The bullet it just to fast.
@@cowtailcalvinketchup is that but backwards
@@isaacalberda250right!! Ketchup ist thixotropic
My 10y son and 6y daughter and myself watch your videos on our family room tv at dinner time sometimes, lol. Like some would sit down and watch the big family shows like full house or cheers etc..etc.. We watch you and enjoy it so much. Keep up the good work and thanks scott we love ya man
I love clips like 13:05 all done in 1 take. Brilliant synergy between you and the person behind the camera. Must take a bit of planning and coordination, but it pays off so well. 👍
The power of the 22-250 is so strong it lifted the 5 gallon bottle . Another good show Scott.
Can you imagine if the M 16 had been chambered for the 22-250?
@@greghardy9476someone should put m885a1 in a 22-250 case
@@greghardy9476 barrel would last 30 minutes tops on full auto lol
@@db-cd8hx More like 10 minutes 😂
The rifling would wear off like crazy
@@greghardy9476 It would jam.
That’s not a handgun, it’s a handheld sniper rifle
Aren’t they already handheld?
@@Orioncaliberwas thinking the same 😂
And they are Guns too
Every time Scott does an intro skit an angel gains its wings
Now that's the coolest pistol right there. And you sir are the coolest gun-tuber on the planet.
When I was kid, about 45 years ago, my dad gave me a 22-250 bolt action rifle to plink with him. That 22-250 pistol is sick, and you really brought back a great memory for me. Thanks Bro!!!
That fire extinguisher flip was premium
11:11 Not the first cop to shoot at an acorn recently... 😂😂😂
Love your videos! I am glad to finally see a Weatherby CFP on your channel. I have a Weatherby Fibermark CFP Mk5 chambered in 7mm-08 and it is a great gun. Keep the videos coming!
The dummy falling head first into the gloop killed me, never seen a bad video from you Scott, just great fun all the time. The power on the water bottles at the end was nuts, blowing them into the air like that.
We used to kick off camping weekends by shooting a can of shaving cream with the old .22-250. It “decorated” everything in about a 30ft radius. Glad to see that cartridge getting some love on KB.
Scott with his perfunctory insanity on a Monday. Thank you sir. Always appreciate the laughs.
"All right, let's make this jelly jiggle. Shall we?" LMAO!! 🤣🤣
We need more of you and Ed Hall having fun 😃 Those were awesome.
3:30 “She not be kickin’” quick take a screenshot!!
22 250 is a very under rated round that is quite capable of out performing both 223 and 556 weight for weight the 22 250 has much higher velocity with no difference in bullet diam. You should try some solids in the 22 250 non hollow point not the easiest to find but they do exist if i recall you can get steel core ones as well and those will chew up steel targets but good. Also you could technically reload and use any 223 projectiles you want
i should have bought one back when i had the chance to get one at a reasonable price but being a young idiot back then i passed on it
I've never owned 22-250 but that's what my dad grew up deer hunting with in Virginia, tons of energy delivered downrange and a tack driver of a round. This was out of a bolt action rifle of course.
I have a Remington 788 chambered in 22-250, it shoots so incredibly flat its a dream. Only problem is its not a cheap ammo in Canada, and I have to do my own reloads to shoot any volume of rounds without missing rent.
@@locketom honestly it's not a super common load here in the states either, I'd say cent for cent when you find them here you're looking at same as .308 price range if not more.
@chrisscott6227 that's interesting 22-250 and 308 are about the same price point here as well. It's about $2 CAD ($1.48 USD) per round unless you're buying bulk, which can be tricky to come by.
Your enthusiasm is infectious, i love it😁😁
This is mine though in 308 as the Weatherby Bolt Action Pistol. Being in Europe, we don’t have the SBR NFA issues, so I was able to fit a detachable shoulder stock extension to be OEM stock. The 308 has some muzzle lift, which can give a vertical spread if not held constantly in pistol format. Why not try one in 460 ? 😃
I'm always on the lookout for firearms that push the boundaries of performance, and this handgun definitely delivers. The way it handles and fires speaks volumes about its engineering and design. It's not just about raw power; it's about finesse and control, which this handgun seems to offer in abundance.
Scott I don't like to talk about my personal life so I won't but I'll just say that life is hard but who isn't it hard for nowadays? I look forward to your videos. You have no idea how much you are helping bring good spirits to people everywhere. God bless you and your pops. 💪
Scott needs to figure out how to get “ chronograph insurance” 😂
I love the T Rex!!! I like the way the just chucked the fire extinguisher, too funny!!!
The bullet hits before Scott touches the trigger, it reads his mind. But truthfully, the sound of the bang of the until the sound of it smacks the target is incredible. Talk about a flat trajectory, there is no drop. Not only do I like being introduced to knew pistols but new calibers, and this one was a shocker to most people. Thank you Scott! Keep doing what you do. One of your best and my favorite and I would like to see more with this gun. And possibly pull in others which are also fun, since this one doesn't kick and won't scare your friends (hint hint).
You have a large assortment of things to test and great ideas.
V/R,
Kevin
P.S. Keep up the great work.
Absolutely agree..!!
22-250 is one of my favorite cartridges! Small but VERY effective.
Isn't it basically just 5.56
It was my first rifle when I was 10
It is an excellent Varmint Dispatcher.
Speed kills
@@drshoe8744 varment? Works great for large game
I'm glad I found this channel. Definitely cool to see a fellow Kentucky man doing something he loves. Plus it's cool to see these crazy guns. Great video man.
22-250 is a great prairiedog round. It shoots flat, doesn't have much recoil, and has more than enough energy even out to 600 yards. It is great fun but just remember they generally carry the bubonic plague.
I need an AR chambered in 22-250
.22-250 bench rifle with 50gr V-max at 100 yd. Shooting a stack of old latex paint cans (full), with a series of cheap flat-faced 10lb lifting weights between cans in an alternating tower. Results: the lid of the paint cans is pressed with so much internal pressure against the weights, that it extrudes a perfect hole, the diameter of the weight bar's hole, out of the lid as the can explodes.
This was done following a public County shooting competition at my grandfather's (a gun dealer/gun smith) place. We'd placed a backdrop of paper behind the target to try and make "modern art." All the paint sort of flies upward, not backwards, so no art was created. The consistent fluid-pressure steel extrusion was more than amusing though.
That's pretty badass. Just imagine how small of a window in time that all of that is taking place.
dude, you should record that! that sounds amazing. I shoot a .204 Ruger and fast little bullets have always intrigued me.
So for those who might have questions about if the bullet is going how fast he says its going, at the 100 yard test with the water jugs, it took 5 frames between the recoil starting (aka the bullet has been fired) and it striking the target. That's about 0.08333- seconds (at 60 fps), which means in order to go 300 ft (100 yards) in 0.08333- seconds, it must be travelling at an average of about 3600 ft/s. Take into consideration that the bullet needs to accelerate to its speed after the recoil starts and some deceleration due to air resistance.. and its peak velocity of 3800 ft/s isn't too far off the mark. Science.
Seems like a stretch for it to be screaming like that out of a short barrel. With what I’m looking at rn you’ll get like 3600 from a 24 inch barrel.
I hit a steel plate with a 22-250 at 200yrds in a rifle, and it was putting holes in the steel like it was hit with a plasma cutter. How thick was the steel? And what grade?
That's some 22 BMG right there
I'm sorry but I have to!!! NEEEEERRRRDDDDDD!
You must know Jason from Engineering Explained. 😁😁😁
That's a great round... Low recoil and dumps energy in soft targets like a monster!
I’ve been waiting for a 22-250 vid. Thanks Scott.
It’s really cool that it had enough force to blow the cap off the water jugs but not tear them apart.
The only channel who's clickbait and overacted skits I actually enjoy... Never stop.
There is no clickbait. You get exactly what the headline says you're going to get.
@@michaelsouto3595 It's a joke brother you don't need to jump in with the "WELL ACKCHULLY" comment.
@@louthinatorIt wasn’t really a joke, though, because you meant most of it.
@@vipe650r so since you can apparently read minds what number am I thinking of? Go on take a guess so you can get that wrong too.
Hey I would say some vulgar words to right now but I'm going to be respectful just don't lie about ole Scott alright
There was a video from Forgotten Weapons years ago where someone had a 2 bore pistol and now all I can think is where is it so I can send it to Scott so he can shoot anything and everything with it!! Thank you for the videos, I absolutely love them.
Thanks Scott videos are always brilliant look forward to them thanks dude
Wow!! 3,800 ft/sec. That's a tad bit under 2,591 mph. Not even the slowmo cam picks that up. That's a spicy 22
The glue slo-mo was beautiful.
Quite the aerial
Gotta love Scott, bringing joy to the masses through explosions and mayhem with a dusting of humor.
Congratulations on 4 Million Subscribers
"I got poop on my pickle" 12:04 Whoa Scott! Pause!😂
It used to be a family channel.
@@brandonrupp5880Still is.
My brother has a 22-250, thanks for putting it into perspective what this round is capable of!
Thank you for that awesome video Scott. That is a very nice gun❤
I like how Scott breaks everything 😂
you should set up a trail cam on the range to capture what shows up to eat your "leftovers." Seeing a bear confusedly chowing down on syrup and glue might be worth a laugh or two.
Had a savage stryker in 7.08. Had a custom spin on and off brake installed. It was stollen out of my house in the 90’s. Had a Tasco 1.75 to 6 optic on it. Kicked like a mule. Wish I had it back.
Amazing amount of energy transfer. Great show as always 💯
Awesome little round. I love the large calibers but I also love the little screamers!
The minute you pulled the trigger, within nanoseconds, the bullet hit the steel target. 😮 Almost instantly.
The beginnings of these videos 😂😂
Glad that tactical t rex is still around. Much love from the UK ❤️
This video was great!!
Reminds me of how I missed the chance to get a T/C Encore before S&W shutdown Thompson Center. Still see third-party custom barrels being made in both pistol and rifle lengths in a wide variety of cartridges, including .22-250, but I haven't had the funds to try to hunt down a used frame.
Nothing like seeing a new KB video to help make a lousy day a bit better!
Score yet another point for Tactical T-Rex; it is all but the undefeated champion of all time. OF ALL TIME. That’s why I bought its shirt, and I rock that shirt if I do say so myself. And I do say so.
The piano with “she not be kickin” was great
Cool video as always. I love how the watermelons opened up like flowers! Some more video of that would have been fun.
9:26 Im tellin ya Scott the glue and syrup explosions are just majestic. Even better glimmering in the sunlight but still impressive when its overcast. 😂😂
11:44 explosive diarrhea now has a new meaning. 😂
... and there's poupon everything!
The Arnie sounds when moving the safe got me !!!!!😂😂😂
great video as always Scott...
This round impressed me more than I thought it was going to. The ring was so sudden after the shot it was like the bullets were teleporting downrange
Dude that T-Rex wrecked your "clean caddy" 😂😂😂😂
Packs more punch than I expected 👍
Hey Scott,nice to see you bro i can't see your videos for 4 months, and seeing your amazing videos after this long time makes me so happy thank you😊
@1:53, when you load the round in, the scope base appears to move, A LOT up and down -- like it's not attached / tightened down
I didn't see it move at all... plus after a few shot it wouldn't be accurate because it throw the scope off
This reminds me of "That Gun" from Fallout: New Vegas, which was a semi-auto pistol chambered in 5.56. Surely, if they can make a 22-250 pistol work, then they can whip that up for Fallout fans!
you could do it, but a practical model wouldn't look anything close to that gun. 5.56 out of 4-5 inch barrel would create a lot of blast but not very much power.
There are numerous semi-auto pistols chambered in 5.56. Most are called "AR pistols," though there are others.
"That Gun," was a revolver, but it was really just a replica of the gun from Blade Runner. That's why it's called "That Gun," because people asked the devs to put "that gun from Blade Runner" into the game.
And for the record, a revolver in 5.56 would be _awful_ unless you made it like the Nagant where it has no cylinder gap, because the blast from the gap would be terrible and probably get you kicked out of most gun ranges.
@@Bacteriophagebs You're right. I forgot the one in New Vegas was a revolver. I must have gotten it mixed up with the .223 pistol from Fallout 1 & 2, which I always thought was a semi-auto, because it was supposed to just be a cut down rifle. But looking now at the wiki, apparently that one was a revolver, too, so I'm just wrong.
@@nightsong81 To be fair, it doesn't look like a revolver in those tiny FO 1&2 graphics unless you squint really hard.
THAT DINO GETS YOU EVERY TIME
Love 22-250. Have a Rem 700, 26" medium heavy barrel. My handloads get a tad over 4300 FPS through it. Does wonders on prairy dogs and ground hogs. The only downfall is that it's a barrel burner. Barrels only last about 1000 rounds before they're shot out.
Impressive! Getting 1000 rounds with that kind of velocity is plenty of life. Worth the cost of a barrel change (in my opinion).
What twist rate are you running?
Definitely a barrel burner almost as bad as222 fireball😂
@@brandonc4770Current barrel is 1:14 twist. Next barrel I'm going down to 1:10 so I can shoot longer/heavier bullets for better BC and better velocity retention at long range. It'll lose some of it's muzzle velocity, but retain it longer. As it is, 40-50 grain bullets (the norm for the 22-250 and the relatively mild twist rate) have terrible BC's and drop velocity very quickly. As fast as it is at the muzzle, it drops off so quick that 500-600 yards is about it's useful max range.
The British SAS used Tikka M55 rifles in .22-250 and the Australian Army as well ,I don't know if they still have them.
Good old finnish rifles tikka and sako products 🫡
They aren't expensive, but are reliable and accurate, I have a Tikka T3X Lite in 7x64mm Brenneke and a friend of mine has a Sako S20 in .300 Win. Mag.
@Winkler_B_Rudolf_1911 doubt if they still used them the ammo would keep getting more expensive
I have a Tikka T3 varmint 22-250 here is Australia. Definitely my favourite cartridge for almost anything except big game.
Forgot to mention, my uncle does have a Tikka M55 that he inherited off my great uncle
Their urban sniper rifle. Explosive damage with little to no over-penetration. Excellent for crowded environments.
Scott’s intros and sponsor messages are the only ones I want to watch 😂
I love watching the slow motion when shooting something all ways pretty cool
😂 The intro got me the walk away crying....sweet gun!!
Guy at the range today was telling me about his 6.5 creedmoor bolt action pistol that he has that he can carry as his conceal and carry. He's done it before he said 😂 lives in Wisconsin and works in Minnesota. Nice Pistol Scott 🤠 Thank you for sharing with us 🔥
That glue was beautiful, really enjoyed, thanks
Keep the great videos coming friend from Scotland 😊🎉🎉
Scott is inching his way toward 327 Fed Mag. High Speed Low Drag!
Great round I've been using this for hunting deer and hogs for years deadly little fella my other round I've come to love is the 280 another great round. Scott great video as always thank you
Omg the manakin folding in half was hilarious 😂😂
"Let's make this jelly giggle, shall we" 😂😂😂
I shot .30-.30 Winchester in a Thompson Center Contender pistol, when I was 14. A bit bigger than this caliber, obviously. That thing was a beast. It didn't have a tripod and I had a hard time hitting anything with it. It sure was loud though. LOL
ANY 30-30 is LOUD, doesn't matter what it is being fired out of. This is a first for me, though, I never heard of a 30-30 Pistol, ever. That sounds good on paper until you actually fire it; too much power in the bullet for the weight or stability of the handgun. Clearly difficult to control so I really don't blame your 14-year-old self for not being accurate with it; I doubt many adults would be either.
@@jamescurfman3284 Yeah, it was an interesting gun, with several interchangeable barrels. My step that had a huge collection with quite a few eccentric pieces, so this fit right in. It was a weird shooting position… on the back, feet towards the target, knees bent, pistol barrel braced against the leg, looking through the scope at arms length. I don't know why that position. That's just what he showed me. Anyway, after about 5 or 6 shots of getting close but not hitting anything, it wasn't really fun anymore. His old 45 and 357 revolvers, on the other hand. Those were fun.