100 Day Glock Torture Test (Buried, Frozen, Salt Water, Fresh Water & More!)
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- Опубліковано 21 гру 2023
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In today’s video we review the results of the 100 day Glock torture test! I hope you enjoy the video and thanks for watching!
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You should torture test a p80!!
12/15 that's my birthday
You should do a whole video with Scooter 🛵 that guy is way funnier than you 😂
Fun Fact: Here in Germany there had been found an original FG42 on the bottom of the river rhine. And it was like new! There was no corrosion at all, because the mud sealed it from air and therefore also oxygen.
I hope that got put in a museum and wasn't destroyed
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@@WayStedYou🐪
Na definitely met a band saw. Europeans have no respect for historical arms nowadays.
Yeah, that's the exception, not the rule. Pretty much any firearm that was preserved in the same conditions would also not have corrosion.
The visible sparks flying out when they fire is obviously the powder not burning completely. I'd say that was solely the ammo deteriorating over the 100 days. Very interesting test. Thanks for doing this!
Beside of these outstanding Glocks, that Underwood ammo still firing is very impressive. Even if you have to cycle manually.
I would guess moisture ingress into the cartridges is causing the deterioration.
How much shelf life ammo usually have before they're considered bad? And do they have such markings on the packet or do you just have to know it? Questions are assuming you've stored them in proper environment; dry and stable temperature.
@@anteshell I've shot WWII vintage . 30-06 before and plenty of Vietnam era 5.56 in the 80s and 90s.... well stored ammo lasts a long time. Especially military ammo as the primer and bullet are sealed with a little goo when manufactured. Civilian ammo may or may not be sealed well, but does last a long time if kept cool and dry.
@@anteshell I've shot WWII vintage . 30-06 before and plenty of Vietnam era 5.56 in the 80s and 90s.... well stored ammo lasts a long time. Especially military ammo as the primer and bullet are sealed with a little goo when manufactured. Civilian ammo may or may not be sealed well, but does last a long time if kept cool and dry.
Appreciated the commitment to using the "you just got jammed" clip for every. single. shot. You are a man of focus, commitment, and sheer flipping will!
You just got jammed 😂
Came to say the same!
Mr.John Wick the Kentucky version
What is that clip from? I laughed every time. 😂
@@sethbrown8912 Parks & Rec
Psychologist: Single action glock is not real, it cant hurt you.
Single action glock: 12:53
I found the saltwater test the most interesting and relevant for those of us who somehow managed to recover their firearm from an unfortunate boating accident. 🤔
And you will seek Me and find Me when you search for Me with all your heart. -Jeremiah 29:13
“For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him will not perish, but have eternal life. -John 3:16
Repent therefore, and turn back, that your sins may be blotted out.
-Acts 3:19
Go to a PCA Presbyterian or OPC Presbyterian church, or maybe a Rpcna/Rpc Presbyterian church
If you can’t find one of the conservative presby churches then, maybe a Lcms or Wels Lutheran church
The magazine in the frozen gun probably got expanded by the water freezing in it which would explain the sound it was making as something was loose inside it now. I'm impressed how well all the glocks did after 100 days. I knew glocks were great guns, but this just proves it.
The rattling was the spring and the plate being attached to.
Im very glad you put this video out this week, especially with the saddening news we recieved today about Gaston Glock's passing. I believe this to be a fantastic honor to his memory.
The fact that I found out about GG's death thanks to YouthPastorRyan's vid on the absurd stuff companies did/do (he mentioned the horse thing)
Its ironic that you just did this video and 8 days later Mr Glock died at 94. He left a pretty amazing legacy with a legendary gun to boot. Awesome video!
Finally! A video that both gun lovers and gun haters can enjoy together 💖
Right
im in the middle where is my video dammit🤣🤣
Who knew one video was enough to bring America back together
Wonder if we can get people to stop hating peices of metal and instead make the person using it responsible instead of everyone else who has one
@@fabriziomonopoli5074Clearly you've never seen "Birth of a Nation" or "Triumph of the Will".
Scott, come clean! You actually buried two Glocks in the hopes of growing some Glock trees that you could decorate for Christmas 😁👍‼ Happy Holidays, keep doing what you do 👍‼
He’s been hanging around with Scooter a lot.
Dissapointed you didn't call it the zip-glock bag.
ooo that would’ve been hilarious😂❤
The fact any of the rounds that were in water fired is amazing to me
I think this turned into an ammo test as much as a gun test. I'm betting a lot of the problem was moisture intrusion into the powder because they all looked to be short stroking, but new ammo worked fine.
Agreed. Without waterproof/sealed primers it’s hard to control for bad ammo
Amy issues are because of the ammo being in them. Ammo and some mag springs don't have the coatings the guns do.
Yes. I have the same conclusion.
@@C420sailor A major gun magazine did an ammo submersion test test a few years ago to see how much sealed primers make a difference. The results were definitive- ammo with sealed primers were completed unaffected by submersion, even for many months. Ammo with unsealed primers could be affected by moisture in a just a few hours of submersion. Every serious gun owner should keep some Markron on hand, which is a mil-spec primer sealant sold at Midway USA and Brownells. Federal uses Markron to seal their primers with at the factory. If civil war breaks out in this country, ammo may become very difficult to get or insanely expensive. All of your existing ammo is exposed to moisture whenever it's loaded in your gun's magazine. But if the primers on all your critical self defense ammo are sealed, you can rest easy knowing that your ammo is not being affected and will last well into the future.
Premium defense ammo like Federal HST has their primers factory sealed ;)
As a Navy veteran who is mostly homebound due to health issues, your show Scott really helps pass the time in an enjoyable and educational way in a fun and exciting way. Thank you for all your videos. They make my day since I discovered your channel a couple years ago I think it was.
@@maritimeus As a regular citizen, it didn't seem pretentious at all. If you've served honorably in the US Armed Forces you've done something great, mentioning it in a YT comment here does not seem at all out of place to me.
@@maritimeus says the guy who was triggered by "as a"
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@@maritimeuseasily triggered much?
@@propnotch3466 what's so great about being another body for the US government?
@@maritimeus 💀
Golden age of firearms. Both the Glocks and M&Ps have survived some wild tests recently on UA-cam
Please please please do the same exact test with the M&P shield 💯🙏
Happy new year Scott!!
Much love brother!!
It would be interesting to see a similar test where you measure the penetration of ammo left in fresh water, salt water, ice, direct buried and buried in a zip lock bag, or any other environment you can come up with...
And you will seek Me and find Me when you search for Me with all your heart. -Jeremiah 29:13
“For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him will not perish, but have eternal life. -John 3:16
Repent therefore, and turn back, that your sins may be blotted out.
-Acts 3:19
Go to a PCA Presbyterian or OPC Presbyterian church, or maybe a Rpcna/Rpc Presbyterian church
If you can’t find one of the conservative presby churches then, maybe a Lcms or Wels Lutheran church
You can tell a lot of thought went in to this. Well done Scott.
Excellent Video Brother!! Happy New Year.
We're really proud of you Scott. Coming out like that isn't easy, we are behind you the whole way
Idk what you are talking about
@@elijahsmessage3096The shame of admitting he’s a Glock fan boy.
@@kevint1911Ahhhh, that makes more sense
I prefer preserves over jams but I completely understand why this video was made. Please do more!
Ive been a regular watcher for about 2 years now. I have never fired a real firearm in my life. But this channel has taught me so much about firearms in these 2 years and i think its better to be (sort of) educated about guns and never fire one than to be uneducated and ignorant and also never fire one.
Edit: I should also mention to everyone saying I should fire one. It's not that I don't want too. I am afraid of firearms. After a run in with some bad people it scared me pretty bad. I wouldn't be opposed to shooting one day but it's not a priority right now due to my fears. This channel definitely helps with getting over it though. The more I educate myself the less I fear them :)
2nd edit: I'm a lady
I'd say your right
Where do you live and how old are you?
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@@davidkachelI’m sure your question was based on helping them find a place to shoot at but it came off extremely pervy lol 😅
Really enjoyed this one. Good info, thank you!
Scott your videos are the best, always a good day when you post, relaxing and entertaining as well as informative. Keep it up brother
Look at that . Scott just invented the Zip Glock Bag !! Worked great to protect against dirt ! I need some .
What other torture tests would you like to see?!? I hope you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching!
Taurus G3 !
Can you get an m9
Do a torture test on Mr. Zombie
Revolvers
Deep fried. Covered in nacho cheese
Ouch guns have suffered this year, but now I love Flicks more and now appreciate the importance of a good mag and good ammo. Thanks Scott!!!
I love when the guns jam on you hahah 😂the council man jam will never get old haha. Been away for awhile but im back to watching your videos.
Still amazed at the recovery youve made from the accident and the mindset you have to keep goiing!!
I am so glad you never gave up on the "You just got jammed" inserts!!! Freakin' hilarious!!
It never gets old.
Love how Scott decided to shoot the second one left handed. It’s like the subconscious thought of if this goes bad I still have my right! 😂
Great video man. I appreciate all the effort you put in for this one. Only really commenting for the algorithm.
Scott we love and appreciate you Brother....... Keep the great videos coming
I love how far you and your channel have come from humble beginnings bro, and I also love the way you survived and are now thriving after your near fatal accident with the 50cal.
I think the mud glock just still has too much mud in it. There's nothing wrong with the ammo, it's just short stroking because of the friction. The +p ammo has more energy to push with and so it's fully cycling the action.
hes usin the same ammo just new and not the stuff left underground. hes using 147 underwood +p in both instances
The new ammo ran fine.
The 100 day old wet and muddy ammo lost its kick
It’s short stroking because it’s clamped in a vice!!!
@@veiledallegory I thought the same thing. If the grip was clamped too tightly, compressing the magazine spring and ammunition, it would prevent the bottom of the slide from gliding over the next round in line, slowing the slide velocity, and possibly leading to short stroking.
Damp powder. Moisture finds a way into ammo.
Merry Christmas, Scott! You’re the man.
I love how there's a short story behind almost every video. that's just shows how much effort he puts in every video.
More Kentucky Ballistics videos? Oh ya I’ll take it! What a splendid Christmas gift to us all.
ya I’ll . Thats good English 🙄
@@vonsauerkraut Y do u care? 😂
@@vonsauerkraut "Oh ya I'll (I will) take it." You're right, it is good English.
After you did the first test, You should have used the obviously messed up ammo in a perfectly maintained weapon to see how the ammo functioned after the 100 days, and just used clean ammo in the rusted guns to see how guns functioned with clean ammo. Could have tested both parts in cleanest possible way
That old wet ammo is a squib waiting to happen.
that misses the point of this test of if the gun was left out with ammo in it
I agree, it sounds like some of the malfunctions were caused by a sticky firing pin rather than the ammo.
Could hear it was very delayed and soft sounding when he was dry firing them.
Yes, but it would be good to know which the point of failure was. Could have added a couple extra mags of ammo to each test.
@@randylahey2242
Great stuff Scott! Thank you
Fantastic video. Thank you.
I found out why I love this channel, It has taught me more about guns than any other youtube channel.
Clearly you've never heard of Paul Harrell. There's a difference between entertainment and demonstration and education and instruction.
or Gerand Thumb. He does SOLID torture test videos
@@mattmarzulahe’s Irish so he probably rather watch the fun part than the education and instructions.
Same
Jesus loves y'all
Thank you Scott for another year of amazing content. Merry Christmas! Keep up the great work!
Facts
This is excellent ! Very informative .
Cool video very unique in a way that you can test to see how guns can survive and can be used !!! Merry Christmas and Happy New Years you and your Family
Hey there Scott, I just gotta say "Thank you so much" for going to so much effort to entertain your viewers. You are not just a youtuber, you are literally a star in the making. Myself and family as well as several of my shooty friends, would just as soon watch your content, as to watch TV. You're that good. And again, thank you for taking us on your awesome ride, it rocks! :)
the "you just got jammed" never gets old no matter how many times it may be used in a single episode 😂
😊
Mm
I watch this guy all the time. This is a good video. Look what he puts these Glocks through and how dependable they are.
The idea someone would have to go on vacation to find ocean water is absolutely mind-blowing to me right now.
Depending on where he is I. Kentucky, he would have to go to Mobile, Al/Pensacola, Fl(the closest south) or the Carolinas. Probably 6hrs on the low side.
You do know there’s a lot of people that live nowhere near water, right?
@@midwestbd7144 Thoughts and prayers go out to them.
Just wanna point out that lots of gun accidents have started with the words "This gun is not loaded" 😅 as alway loved the video Scott, thank you for all your hard work with your videos it's definitely appreciated!
Should try some of the test ammo through a chronograph to see how much slower they are. Love the videos, keep up the wonderful job u are doing
I was thinking the same thing, they even sounded under powered which obviously they were….
Come on, you know what even underpowered ammo will do to the chronograph haha
@@roli4040 You'll still be able to see a difference if you're comparing underpowered and normal ammunition.
@@NinjaBrayHe meant he’ll shoot the chronograph like he always does
Merry Christmas to the greatest Kentucky GunTuber of all time🥳🎅🏼🎄🎁🎈💝
0:19 I'm surprised Scooter could see Scott looking through the bullet hole in the glass when the projectile took that long to make impact
15:40 Scott using his left hand “just in case” 😂😂 by the way love you videos
This was an awesome video. I’m not a Glock lover but for reliability, this certainly proved the Glock was on the top of the list. Ammo obviously was affected by the moisture.
Quite a few others just as capable. Just so many are in love with Block
@@1014p prove it
@@d2profit907
Garand Thumb, has a series testing multiple firearms at once for many different manufacturers.
@@1014p People love Glocks because Glock has a reputation for making reliable firearms. It's not that people don't think there are other guns that are just as, if not more capable than Glocks; it's that Glock has a good reputation, if something has a good reputation then people are more willing to buy it over something that's cheaper but doesn't have as much of a reputation.
@@NinjaBray I've never liked Glock, not for reliability reasons, but for their grip angle. For me, the Springfield XD lineup has my preferred grip angle as well as reliability that equals or exceeds that of Glock. It's all about preference really these days, as Glock is (as mentioned) not the only one that has reliability in mind. I would like to think that if Glock had a different grip angle I would probably own one... and yes, I could adjust my grip, but my natural draw and target acquisition is muscle memory, as well as the first time drawing with a Springfield it was in line with my visual sight pattern, where the Glock was angled and I had to make a conscious adjustment.
Keep em coming Scott. We all love the content.peace from London ✌️
Post a follow up video after you clean them or during cleaning! It would give us some data on weak points or what to look for in situations like this
Fun fact for corrosive ammo shooters that don't already know. It's the primer compound that causes the corrosive property of the ammo, which is a salt (if I remember correctly). Best way to clean a firearm after shooting corrosive ammunition is to use boiling water. It dissolves the "salts" and evaporates off of the steel almost immediately, make sure everything is dry and add your lube of choice
How would one know if their ammo used this corrosive primer
Old chinese and eastern european surplus is what would most commonly be corrosive in my experience @@stewartyates4510
I use Windex. The ammonia pulls all that corrosive stuff and powder residue out of the barrel. Way easier than boiling water
I mean if the water evaporates off it would leave the salts behind. that's just basic chemistry so what it's really doing is just spreading the salts around. you'd be better off washing it multiple times with boiling water then wiping it down after
@@berennicholas5003my immediate thought. Salt doesn’t evaporate with your boiling water. Duh.
I always made fun of the Glock cultists, but hey ol' man Gaston knows his stuff. The dang tupperware works every time 😂. Good video Scott 👍
I like your destruction test and this is even better, I’d love to see some rest of how fragile/durable different guns are maybe put them through getting covered in mud/sand/water and being used in different ways
16:45 Glock became California compliant
Good to know that all those guns lost in boating accidents will still be functional (to an extent).
i just love how scott posts enjoyable and good videos every week. keep up the good work scott ☺
Thank you for the pin 📌
we cant forget scooter as well
Great video, Scott! I would like to have seen what each Glock would like after being thoroughly cleaned and oiled.
Hopefully a follow up video with just that.
I want to see that also
Merry Christmas Kentucky ballistics,⛄❄️🍪, i hope you have a great day.
been watching your videos for 4 years now, and i loved every one of them. i'm so so happy you are ok and still having fun after the 50 CAL incident. can't wait for the gingerbread video. love you scott!
Merry Christmas Scott.
Also, impressed that you manage to film and get the video out in a Week. That's some quick editing.
Merry Christmas Scott ⛄🎁⛄🎄🎄
Really like the educational. Was very entertaining
Scott you need to contact Matt at the Demolition Ranch and ask him what he’s done to HiPoint pistols as torture tests. I bet that Glock would not survive.
my thoughts exactly
Hipoint are ugly as sin, but owned the .45 before and I dare say it’s the most reliable one I’ve ever owned, even more so than the Glock, SW, etc. I fed it clean, dirty, Russian steel, brass, aluminum, hot, etc and it didn’t even matter…never once had a failure and it was actually accurate too. Plus, the hipoint warranty is THE golden standard warranty. A company that stands by its warranty 100%. The criminal looking down the barrel doesn’t care if what’s in your hand cost $100 or $1000…
@@Deetroiter I bought a HiPoint 9C when they first came out, it was 165 dollars out the door, used it for a truck gun. It would feed anything I put through it with the exception of hollow points. I took it to my buddy who gunsmith’s and he polished the feed ramp and barrel, there was a burr that was stopped them from feeding. After I got it back I put thousand rounds through it with no issues. It was heavy and ugly but built like a tank.
What a pleasure to hear Scotties everlasting enthousiasm, this brightens my very day, everytime, all the time..!
5:01 🤣 🤣 🤣 when he came up to the camera yelling it gave me 7th grade football coach “yelling at me because I messed up the play” flashbacks. 😂
Thanks. I didn't know about a "trigger reset", and I think it fixed my trigger on my airsoft Glock 17.
You have the best intros out there ngl
Hey Scott thank you so much for making videos for us this is the best Christmas present here!
I'm not paid by them and have had mine for a few months now. With that said, those VNSH holsters are SUPER comfy!! Especially with being a heavier set fella!!
Should do a Glock that's been in a fire and see if it'll still work
That's for another year of great vids bro ! Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Well it appears gun is ok, mostly mag related ? Still a cool test. Thanks hope Christmas went well for you and family. Take care!
Scott i love all your contents ,ive been watching you and demolition ranch with mat for 11 years now,i also watch edwin,but your probably my favorite i always laugh at your stupidity its friggin fantastic
Scott you are the funniest gun guy i know keep them coming.
Absolutely awesome work as always brother, thank you for the awesome content, would love to see you torture test a Beretta M9A3, I believe that would definitely be awesome, MERRY Christmas brother
I enjoy the more education, entertainment videos. This video gave me a very good idea of how the G19 would perform under a variety of circumstances.
Awesome stuff Scott..I’m a Glock fan myself and I found this super entertaining. I think this was as big of an ammo test as was for the guns to function. The slowmo footage shows the lack of inertia needed to make the cycle happen but as a whole everything performed better than expected. Hopefully you’ve got some Sig 365xl’s and Hellcat’s buried in the backyard for installment number two!
But it's mounted solid meaning this should be optimal for a handgun compared to like a limp wrist which takes away the action of the slide
If he did this with sigs or springfields they would explode
So that means all the other brands are better than glock ,sig and Springfield
@@waterhead1359 Not really sure how you got that out of what I commented but whatever. I just think this line of testing needs comparison to really mean anything and the 365 and hellcat along with Glock are the three most popular guns out right now. Hell maybe toss in some kimber’s just to show how an overpriced POS performs.
The “You just got jammed.” will never get old. The past couple of videos have been good for them.
I was watching Demo last week and every time he had a jam I felt like something was missing! 😂
This man was born to do this. Love the channel.
All useful info from this video. We learned alot.
Based on how badly the ammo seemed to deteriorate I'd be interested in seeing how sealed ammo would hold up to the same/similar tests.
Great video Scott! Can’t wait to see what’s next
Man ive been following since the beginning before i was old enough to own a gun i love this channel
Love the 24 hr format on your watch! Many are probably trying to still figure out what time it was when you buried them and filming time 😂
Trying this series of tests with other guns would be interesting. I've heard Vietnam stories of buried AKs being dug up, having the bolt kicked once then running. Could make it interesting to run all of these tests on guns known for their reliability.
Now it’s time to test better ammo like hornady critical duty that has a sealed primer and case mouth.
Hey Scott, great videos and my kids favorite part is when you destroy the table!
Hi Kentucky Merry Bulletmas and Happy New Year 2024🎉🎉🎉
Hey I love your videos man keep up the good work
I love these intros they always bring light my day
Loved the sciencey video Scott
Hi Scott! Merry Christmas! I think you need to now do a side by side comparison with another composite 9mm handgun. HK, Sig….Maybe your second favorite. Using footage from this video. Whadyathink?
Immediately clicked when I saw it was another episode of Adventures with Scooter