Man I applaud Scott, he almost did a forever sleep with his 50cal, now he's trying to make more guns blow up, this guy is dedicated or crazy, love you Scott keep on keeping on brother
Now lets do keep in mind that it was by no means Scott's intentions to have his 50 almost end his life. He done EVERYTHING correctly in terms of safety and the gun just couldn't handle the ammo. But yes he is crazy dedicated to keeping us entertained.
I think because shotguns have thick barrels ..especially double barrel shotguns they are built to be tough as all hell...considering how many different loads you can shoot out of one they have to be that tough in order to not explode
2:38 Considering he almost died and literally had to have his chest cracked open surgically to save his life less than a year ago I'd say he's made a hell of a recovery if he can huck that table like that. Good on you for pulling through, man! I'm glad to see you're recovering so well. Though I'm sure there's lot's more recovering to do from an injury like that.
@Leonard Washington and yet you watched it enough to comment on it at least. I think that means his plan worked. Some people see death close up and understand, your either going to have fun and enjoy life to the utmost you can or your going to be scared to do anything. Don't knock him for doing the things he loves to do. Yes he got a second chance and from my perspective he is embracing every minute he's here now because he knows that could have been the end and he wouldn't be able to do this stuff anymore.
@@mikewhitman745 exactly. U dont wanna reach the pearly gates with regrets. Like "noo. I never posted that video" or "damn it. I guess that body armor sucked" or "damn it. My thumb didn't work this time.". Scott is doing a great job of embracing the life he wants for himself. I personally enjoy watching him do it. Cuz let's face it. He'd be doing this stuff cameras or not. So be happy we get to watch too.
@@mikescherrer4923 huh. I could say the same applies to you. No one asked and no one cares. But this is the internet where everyone gets to have a voice, actually free speech!! Gasp!! I bet that drives you crazy that people can say what they want to!!
The fact that he was back shooting any guns whatsoever a couple weeks later, I'd say yea. He's cautious as normal, but he overcame that like it was nothing. Praise God it wasn't his time.
No. He ruined himself. I have to say some of those techniques would work if you have the nerve speed of a ninja. He has the nerve speed of Bruce Lee, but only since Lee died. Dead men have no nerve speed.
2:18 The target didn't get knocked over at all. The target said "I reaaaalllyyyyy don't want to get shot again by that... maybe if I fall over he'll shoot the guy next to me."
It’s really not, sectional density isn’t that good compared to the .600 nitro and the smaller calibers. Besides at $100 a round who is going to afford to shoot that?? Not to mention it’s practically overkill and the recoils is not tolerable to most, along with the weight of the gun. There’s a reason why all the African big game hunters never use the biggest of boys. .458 Win Mag is more than enough for elephant and rhino, the biggest things to walk this earth…
@@xthee_0nly_1x11 I once read a hunting book about African game hunting and there was a game warden and he would go after wild buffalo and elephant when they killed someone and his rifle of choice was surprisingly a 8mm WW2 mauser k98 rifle he did all that with well a few days later I was reading and seen were ppl uses that from medium game all the way to lion in Africa so I would say with good bullets that might be my choice
Scott : Ok, got some weighted lead bags...700 Nitro Soft point, pull the hammer back... Operator : Wait, wait! man! At least give me a chance to get to the trench!
Been watching some of your older videos that I haven't seen before and this is the best one so far. The slowmo of the round being shot out the back is awesome.
That failure where the round fired backwards was the most intriguing and terrifying part to me lol. The primer fires off first, then the rest of the shell and the round.
yeah a bit concerning how the shotgun seemingly "easily" opens up to blowback directly into your face (if it was an accidental clog of sorts) other than that, though, very impressive
@@DinnerForkTongue Insufficient powder or only the primer firing, causing the bullet to lodge in the barrel. Subsequent shot strikes the bullet, and the resultant pressure spike causes the firearm to explode.
9:09 TEN GUAGE, BUILT TO LAST! *Proceeds to destroy barrel many shot later* I laugh every time. Interesting results at the end. I'll think about this next time I want to buy a shotgun. Thanks Scott.
@@zedlepplin7834 The majority of times damage to guns occurs because of barrel obstructions, it happens to hunters who have inadvertently/unknowingly clogged their bores with mud/snow. Yes, even snow is a barrel obstruction. Perhaps from a fall. If they didn't check the bore this can happen. It is the reason a lot of old guns' barrels get bulged or split. It rarely happens to people who do their shooting at ranges or from computer keyboards in their basements. If you ever get the opportunity to go hunting, outside, in the real world, always check the bore of your firearm if you or your gun take a fall. It's a safety thing.
I'd love to see it his ballistic gel. I'm curious as to how much damage it'd do if any to a person. Is it still enough to cause harm or is it an airsoft pellet?
@@dannyboy5564 Id say probably airsoft pellet. But you still couldn't pay me enough to be in front of it. Because that one time would be the time it actually got pressure.
Although it tears my heart out to see you destroy these weapons I do appreciate the science behind it that show just how much stress these weapons can take. Thanks for putting your safety on the line to inform us all.
It looks to me like it might actually be somewhat usable again after that last shot as long as the locking mechanism isn't permanently damaged. The clogged section appears to be clear of the remaining bore. You'll definitely be down quite a bit in velocity and overall range, but you might still be able to fire it and actually hit a target.
@@jazzardperi2142 Apparently it is if it wasn't manufactured without a stock originally. That's what I've heard anyway, and U.S. gun laws are crazy enough for it to be true.
The reason he probably hasn’t done that yet is because they are EXPENSIVE. A double rifle, because of their intricate action requiring a talented gunsmith to make, is $10,000+ for almost any caliber. With $35,000 being the cheapest 700 nitro you could find. (They are typically $80,000-$250,000)
I was at a friend's gunsmith shop when a guy came in carrying a shotgun with about four inches of the barrel at the muzzle opened up flat and sticking out like a flag in a windstorm. He was asking about getting a poly-choke installed. When Chet asked him how he blew up the shotgun barrel, they guy said, "If you saw a fish in the water and wanted to shoot it, how would you do it?" He then went on to explain that he had stuck the muzzle about four inches into the water and shot, spectacularly rearranging his barrel. I asked what happened to the fish and he said he was so busy counting his fingers he forgot to check on the fish. Jess
i worked ER in college back in early 80's.. one of the first gunshot wounds had fiber wadding in the single wound hole (he was shot up close in the groin)
To all those talking about Scott intentionally making guns blow up now, he's probably just testing how far he can go before the gun tries to put him in the forever box.
Everyone is ripping this 'urban survival' guy, who teaches them to 'grab the gun and disarm them'... I'm not surprised scott is getting into it. This guy seems like he's legit.. so he NEEDS to be made fun of.
Scooter was getting his "dust" on in the opener. That was hilarious. Where the 700 Nitro cartridge case was bulging, try wrapping the cartridge in a small plastic shim if you ever plan to perform a similar test on another caliber. There was just too much wiggle room between the cartridge and the chamber to build pressure.
Love Scott's infectious laugh and willingness to blow up weapons despite recent events. I just know he had a thumb ready that time. Keep on ticking dude, we all love ya.
I have one of these shotguns (basically the same exact gun) and I can see why it took so long to break. The barrel walls are VERY thick on these shotguns. It's still crazy that it actually contained all that pressure without exploding, before launching the shell out at the speed of sound. The pressure must be fairly low. If you could get full pressure out of that 700 nitro round, that shotgun probably would've exploded into several pieces.
i appreciate how careful you are, even being scared of the gun just from it being hammer back on a live round. that's the kind of healthy respect/fear for guns i like to see.
It's not guns that's concerning him. It's the incredibly dangerous misuse of them. When used even remotely properly, being next to one isn't dangerous, hence why he had no issue shouldering and firing the shotgun at the beginning of the video.
That `s Mike from Germany writing. As you probably know, most of weapons are forbidden for privat folk in our over-regulated country. But fortunately youtube provides us with clips from gun-addicted guys like you. A lot of them seem more or less crazy, but you definitely are the craziest off all! And man, I love you! I enjoy every of your videos! You `re not only competent, but funny and self-ironic as well. Thanks for brighten up my day! Keep it up!
I used to watch first FPS Russia and then demolition ranch a lot but since i discovered your channel, it became my favorite. The jokes, le madness, everything about this channel is great. So keep up the good work and Bonjour from France ! You have at least one sub here ^^
Really wanted to see him shoot the nitro in the obstructed barrel. Would've been cool to see if the extra compression from the obstructed barrel would've caused more burning of the powder.
Glad to see the 'lead sled' is being used, but like they say, "It's all fun and games until...well you know!" Your pickup is a real pretty barricade, but not sure your auto policy will cover damage from explosive testing activities. That being said, maybe it's time to build a nice towable steel/sand bag barricade to get behind. Pretty sure that recent history has made you a strong advocate for personal safety. Thumbs up!
glad to see you happy and still doing this, your voice reminds me so much off sebastian bachs from skid row voice when he talk :D ( just positive vibes) thanks for another great video
Thought: Why don't you cut a 10 gauge hull and use it as a sleeve around the .700 nitro, and see if you can get compression that way? Maybe flip around a wadding and use it on the bullet as a reverse sabot.
No compression because the bullet is smaller than the barrel . You can wrap the case with whatever thinkable it would be stiil the same pitiful nonsense. The 700 nitro is just a ClickBait. Dirt plug incidents are as old as shotguns.
@@ant1sokolow He could always try that 3D printed barrel insert like what Brandon Herrera did when putting .50 BMG in that shotgun. It’s still not full compression, but it necks a large portion of the barrel down to the desired caliber size and allows for more powder to burn.
Anyone else old enough to remember the lever action "pop" guns that just blew air? We used to stuff those into the dirt just like he does with the shot gun and suddenly we had a dirt gun! Later models of these "toys" had a metal bar through the muzzle to stop us from doing this, but they were easily modified and the dirt/rock wars continued! It was all fun and games and luckily no one I knew ever lost an eye!
Yep Although in my neck of the woods we actually played airsoft with BB guns. Every now and then you’d get the idiot that would pump the thing more than once.
I used to have one that shot out a cork. Had several actually. The cork on these pop guns sometimes were tethered to the end of the barrel with twine so you wouldn't lose it. Just stuff the cork in the end of the barrel, pump it, and *POP!* I believe IIRC they were single pump break action to pump them. This was in the early/mid '70s. Haven't seen those in a long, long time.
Even Scott is getting in on bagging on DUST! But I also think you stepped right over the first bullet, which I think is sitting in the tire track. That thing is damn good for $100.
I heard about the 50 accident while I was deployed. Didn’t know much of Scott until right before but I loved all of his content I had seen until that point. I’m glad to hear and see he’s doing a lot better and he’s one of the reasons I’ve gotten more into shooting including purchasing my first ever firearms
@@kurtw176 while he doesn’t outright say or do anything for gun ownership he does follow things safely apart from one incident he couldn’t control. He has fun while respecting what firearms can do.
He is pushing the envelope to get views. He lives off of viewers at a great peril. I hope you have fun and enjoy your firearms responsibly. But first good luck finding ammunition. And purposely blowing up a firearm is not respectful at all. Be safe not sorry
12:26 that laugh reminds me of when you let your friends talk you into doing something dumb and extremely dangerous and it ends up being way cooler than anyone expected and way more destructive than anyone expected so keep doing what you're doing and God bless
I love the skit at the beginning, looks like a parody of the Detriot Urban Survival Training vids. It's funny as all get out if you ask me. Love the vid Scott, keep it up, I've been binge watching your stuff the last 3 days and me and the fam love what you do.
I'm not about to test this theory, but it kinda looks like you could stand in front of that and be relatively ok after.... And be able to claim you survived being shot with a .700 Nitro.
@@morbidangel9872 Henry single shots are definitely on my list and I know what the Freedom Group did and I curse them. Every now and then I look around but haven’t found what I’m looking for.
A little Hoppe’s #9 and a soft patch and good as new. That was doubtless tested to higher standards than the factory, their Engineers are smiling awaiting their big raise. Thanks for sharing!! Cheers.
Man, at first I thought you hadn't learned your lesson from the .50 BMG incident (not that it was your fault), but then I actually got to 4:20 and realized you were being super responsible with this test. Thank you for **not** putting yourself in harm's way just for the sake of our entertainment. Love your channel.
Hey Scott..again, great video. This reminds me of a time years ago while hunting in So. Georgia and my Grandpa's 12 GA split the barrel when I launched one. Totally took us all by surprise, but luckily no one was hurt. I mainly felt bad for ruining my Grandpa's 12 GA..but he wasn't upset. Just glad us boys were all safe.. Keep up the great work Scott..Bill in Las Vegas.
Thanks so much for watching! I hope you enjoyed the video! ❤️
Epic
Yes I enjoyed it
overpowered, thanks for using your money to entertain us!
Np
Scott, we're looking forward to Full -Auto- Semi Friday:
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Man I applaud Scott, he almost did a forever sleep with his 50cal, now he's trying to make more guns blow up, this guy is dedicated or crazy, love you Scott keep on keeping on brother
Now lets do keep in mind that it was by no means Scott's intentions to have his 50 almost end his life. He done EVERYTHING correctly in terms of safety and the gun just couldn't handle the ammo. But yes he is crazy dedicated to keeping us entertained.
@@mctrucks8825 also let's keep in mind ....that he is both crazy and dedicated.
Whoooooo! (Rick flair voice) 😂😂😂
He is what we all should aim to become. He is a Man among men.
@@Mr.5hady shiettttt life should be fun and dangerous ....with some fucks given... can I get a hell yeah
no gun should ever have to go through this sort of abuse, but the fact that the shotgun COULD is just amazing
I feel bad for the shotgun! XD
Especially since they’re not making those shotguns anymore.
@@ryanstamps4958 does anyone make a 10 gauge shotgun still? I looked around online a few months back and it really didn't seem like it.
I think because shotguns have thick barrels ..especially double barrel shotguns they are built to be tough as all hell...considering how many different loads you can shoot out of one they have to be that tough in order to not explode
Were able to get an Elmer Fudd split
Watching that .700 Nitro slug just bounce off the water bottle was one of the funniest things I've seen on this channel. 😄
I LOLed.
$200 for that...
I always laugh when he says “10 gauge, built to last”😂
😂😂😂😂
2:38 Considering he almost died and literally had to have his chest cracked open surgically to save his life less than a year ago I'd say he's made a hell of a recovery if he can huck that table like that. Good on you for pulling through, man! I'm glad to see you're recovering so well. Though I'm sure there's lot's more recovering to do from an injury like that.
@Leonard Washington and yet you watched it enough to comment on it at least.
I think that means his plan worked.
Some people see death close up and understand, your either going to have fun and enjoy life to the utmost you can or your going to be scared to do anything.
Don't knock him for doing the things he loves to do. Yes he got a second chance and from my perspective he is embracing every minute he's here now because he knows that could have been the end and he wouldn't be able to do this stuff anymore.
@@mikewhitman745 exactly. U dont wanna reach the pearly gates with regrets. Like "noo. I never posted that video" or "damn it. I guess that body armor sucked" or "damn it. My thumb didn't work this time.". Scott is doing a great job of embracing the life he wants for himself. I personally enjoy watching him do it. Cuz let's face it. He'd be doing this stuff cameras or not. So be happy we get to watch too.
@Leonard Washington Neat opinion, bud… nobody asked you though. 🤡🧚♀️👨❤️👨🐱
@@mikescherrer4923 huh. I could say the same applies to you.
No one asked and no one cares. But this is the internet where everyone gets to have a voice, actually free speech!! Gasp!! I bet that drives you crazy that people can say what they want to!!
@Leonard Washington you special needs?
After the slap round incident, Scott has lost all his feeling of fear
He fears God and God only.
@@Chorophilax I agree
Meanwhile, I was quaking in fear lol
The fact that he was back shooting any guns whatsoever a couple weeks later, I'd say yea. He's cautious as normal, but he overcame that like it was nothing. Praise God it wasn't his time.
Fear is for those without thumbs!
You made a 700 nitro a less than lethal round, well done.
The man's a wizard. He turned a shotgun into a pitchfork in the blink of an eye.
I love how Scott and Brandon are just ruining that guy for poor self defense techniques
it is better than people believing him and actually dying because thats what youll get though the stuff he says
He deserves to be clowned on like the fraud he is lol
No. He ruined himself. I have to say some of those techniques would work if you have the nerve speed of a ninja. He has the nerve speed of Bruce Lee, but only since Lee died. Dead men have no nerve speed.
The only guy ruining DUST is himself. Nobody has to tolerate hacks like him.
@@JohnLloydScharf what guy? I wanna see what this guy did
As a shotgun lover, you pierced my heart with every strike into the dirt you did that 10ga.
Absolutely...
science requires sacrifice?
But as a food lover… rip beans & cheese. 😝
Sacrifices must be made.
Those 10 gauges are hard to find now too :/
2:18 The target didn't get knocked over at all. The target said "I reaaaalllyyyyy don't want to get shot again by that... maybe if I fall over he'll shoot the guy next to me."
12:50
You can see some of the debris land by the trucks front left tire, you may need to back up further lol
thats a mf leaf
700 nitro Express is great for big game hunting and apparently it also makes a great less than lethal round for your 10 ga
It’s really not, sectional density isn’t that good compared to the .600 nitro and the smaller calibers. Besides at $100 a round who is going to afford to shoot that?? Not to mention it’s practically overkill and the recoils is not tolerable to most, along with the weight of the gun. There’s a reason why all the African big game hunters never use the biggest of boys. .458 Win Mag is more than enough for elephant and rhino, the biggest things to walk this earth…
@@xthee_0nly_1x11 the joke flew right over your head
@@zachg3840much like a .700 nitro would
@@xthee_0nly_1x11
Thank you MR KNOWS IT ALL .
don't you feel superior now?
Ever heard of a joke? you blaggard.
@@xthee_0nly_1x11 I once read a hunting book about African game hunting and there was a game warden and he would go after wild buffalo and elephant when they killed someone and his rifle of choice was surprisingly a 8mm WW2 mauser k98 rifle he did all that with well a few days later I was reading and seen were ppl uses that from medium game all the way to lion in Africa so I would say with good bullets that might be my choice
Scott : Ok, got some weighted lead bags...700 Nitro Soft point, pull the hammer back...
Operator : Wait, wait! man! At least give me a chance to get to the trench!
Click... Plob... 🦗🦗🦗
Seriously?
Been watching some of your older videos that I haven't seen before and this is the best one so far. The slowmo of the round being shot out the back is awesome.
8:50
I like how the shotgun just opened on its own to partway eject the spent shell
That failure where the round fired backwards was the most intriguing and terrifying part to me lol. The primer fires off first, then the rest of the shell and the round.
yeah a bit concerning how the shotgun seemingly "easily" opens up to blowback directly into your face (if it was an accidental clog of sorts)
other than that, though, very impressive
@@junk3996
I wager it's because shotguns are not built to handle pressures that high.
@@rcnitrodude999 Considering the last 5+ inches were obstructed with dirt? Probably a hell of a pressure curve that blew the breech open like that.
@L C
What's a squib?
@@DinnerForkTongue Insufficient powder or only the primer firing, causing the bullet to lodge in the barrel. Subsequent shot strikes the bullet, and the resultant pressure spike causes the firearm to explode.
Considering recent events, blowing up a weapon intentionally is very, very ballsy Scott. You sir are a man among men.
Among 😳😳😳😳
@@thepillow13e39 amogus
@@mx_nana_banana yesssssss😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩
when the ballistics is sus! 😳😳😳
@@mx_nana_banana SUSMOUNGUASSS?????!???
9:09 TEN GUAGE, BUILT TO LAST! *Proceeds to destroy barrel many shot later* I laugh every time.
Interesting results at the end. I'll think about this next time I want to buy a shotgun. Thanks Scott.
8:44 i cant stop laughing at this part and i dont know why 😂
Already takin shots at the instructor 🤣 much love Scott
😂😂
I literally busted out laughing when that 700 nitro hit that water jug and just went "boink"! 🤣😂🤣
Seeing you jam the barrel of that beautiful 10gauge almost brought a tears to my eyes! 😧
00:46 Napoleon Dynamite “Break the wrist walk away” 😂💀😭😭😂
The plugged bore test speaks well of the gun for general hunting use.
lol underrated comment
You ram mud down the bore of your gun when you're hunting? That's odd but each to their own lol
@@zedlepplin7834 The majority of times damage to guns occurs because of barrel obstructions, it happens to hunters who have inadvertently/unknowingly clogged their bores with mud/snow. Yes, even snow is a barrel obstruction. Perhaps from a fall. If they didn't check the bore this can happen.
It is the reason a lot of old guns' barrels get bulged or split.
It rarely happens to people who do their shooting at ranges or from computer keyboards in their basements.
If you ever get the opportunity to go hunting, outside, in the real world, always check the bore of your firearm if you or your gun take a fall. It's a safety thing.
That is definitely the very first time I have ever seen a bullet, especially of that immense caliber, just bounce off a plastic water jug.
Best part of the video actually. I definitely lol'd. 😄
I'd love to see it his ballistic gel. I'm curious as to how much damage it'd do if any to a person. Is it still enough to cause harm or is it an airsoft pellet?
Forbidden paintball
@@dannyboy5564 Id say probably airsoft pellet. But you still couldn't pay me enough to be in front of it. Because that one time would be the time it actually got pressure.
just like shells in war thunder
Although it tears my heart out to see you destroy these weapons I do appreciate the science behind it that show just how much stress these weapons can take. Thanks for putting your safety on the line to inform us all.
It looks to me like it might actually be somewhat usable again after that last shot as long as the locking mechanism isn't permanently damaged. The clogged section appears to be clear of the remaining bore. You'll definitely be down quite a bit in velocity and overall range, but you might still be able to fire it and actually hit a target.
Cut the destroyed barrell sections off, 10 gauge sawn off
@@jazzardperi2142 ATF has entered the chat
@@somecsguy9824 cut the stock down can't be illegal it's a pistol now
@@jazzardperi2142 Apparently it is if it wasn't manufactured without a stock originally. That's what I've heard anyway, and U.S. gun laws are crazy enough for it to be true.
Day 13 of annoying Scott by asking for a sawed off elephant rifle of either caliber. Also, I’m glad “DUST” is finally being turned into a meme!
I support it 100%
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The reason he probably hasn’t done that yet is because they are EXPENSIVE. A double rifle, because of their intricate action requiring a talented gunsmith to make, is $10,000+ for almost any caliber. With $35,000 being the cheapest 700 nitro you could find. (They are typically $80,000-$250,000)
It would require registration as an sbr.. nazis.... I suppose ge could chop it to 16" though
The 'ten gauge: built to last" immediately followed by doing one of the few things you don't ever want to your gun killed me
Now that you have shot 700 Nitro out a 10 gauge shotgun, now you need to shoot 10 gauge shotgun shells out a 700 Nitro Express elephant gun.
I'm not in the market for a 10 gauge, but if I was...I know which brand I'd be buying. Great video.
I love how big of a joke urban survivalist is 😂 keep up the awesome vids👍🏻
Intro was probably one of the best you have done recently. Glad you decided to do this safely as possible trying to blow up the barrel.
0:01 Nice hair dude respect 100+ and also nice video
imagine coming across a guy in front of a camera just creating holes with the end of a 10 gauge barrel lmao
I appreciate that it always looks like Scott is having fun when he makes his videos.
Agreed
I have no doubt that he is having fun.
I was at a friend's gunsmith shop when a guy came in carrying a shotgun with about four inches of the barrel at the muzzle opened up flat and sticking out like a flag in a windstorm. He was asking about getting a poly-choke installed. When Chet asked him how he blew up the shotgun barrel, they guy said, "If you saw a fish in the water and wanted to shoot it, how would you do it?" He then went on to explain that he had stuck the muzzle about four inches into the water and shot, spectacularly rearranging his barrel. I asked what happened to the fish and he said he was so busy counting his fingers he forgot to check on the fish. Jess
Sounds like said dude was a bit on the daft side.
@@marcussmart3275 yep. People like that are the reason some dummies are anti-gun lmao.
@@skrimper I think gun safety class should be taught to everyone. There's lots of basic concepts that are learned easily.
I always find it scary how much damage the wadding of a shotgun shell can do.
i worked ER in college back in early 80's.. one of the first gunshot wounds had fiber wadding in the single wound hole (he was shot up close in the groin)
🤣🤣🤣that 2nd shot on the water jug? Love it.
To all those talking about Scott intentionally making guns blow up now, he's probably just testing how far he can go before the gun tries to put him in the forever box.
"forever box" XD
but yea, he is most likely just trying to find an excuse to make it blow up. I won't judge tho
I’m officially admiring this man… this intro was a 10/10 and this man is genius
Everyone is ripping this 'urban survival' guy, who teaches them to 'grab the gun and disarm them'... I'm not surprised scott is getting into it. This guy seems like he's legit.. so he NEEDS to be made fun of.
Notice his trigger discipline even when holding the toy?
1:03 was the funniest part when Scooter got smacked in the back with the chair
11:00
Gun refused to explode, decided to open up and shoot everything back at the shooter's face instead. Built to last, built to outlast you.
And how many attempts to fire with a blocked barrel do you need?
now thats a gun with comedic timing in slow mo
@@Odysseuss. until it explodes duh
Good morning
The gun : man, cant you just stop !?
This intro is amazing. Totally not poking fun at anyone from Detroit XD.
Keep up the awesome work!
Water jug taking the .700 hit was like, is that all you got?
Here is your bullet back, try again
2:12 imagine hearing that in the forest while on a hike
The legal way to make an illegal sawed off shotgun
and is it me, or does that shotgun sound like it farted when that 700 Nitro bullet just fell out of the barrel?
@@DrQuagmire1 which minutes
@@ryanguy5452 00:00
@@Aeroduster100 fun
I love how he is making fun of the guy with shitty advices 😂😂😂😂 Love you Scott!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Every 410: "When I grows up I wanna be on UA-cam"
Grandpa 10g: "No son. No you don't" (twitching violently)
The sound of the rattle as you put the .700 round in the 10 gauge very much suggested that our definition of 'fits perfectly' might be quite different
I imagine he meant for stupidities sake it fit lol
Kinda like 50 BMG fits in a12 gauge fits
You should've fired a 700 nitro round after clogging the 10 gauge, then shot the double ought buck. That would've been an interesting test.
I was thinking this exact thing!!
Didn't want to waste another $100 most likely
Would have liked to see him try putting a slug through it
The Detroit survival training spoof at the beginning was great, need to let this scooter guy on more often
"It cleared the obstruction!"
**Immediately obstructs the barrel again**
Scooter was getting his "dust" on in the opener. That was hilarious. Where the 700 Nitro cartridge case was bulging, try wrapping the cartridge in a small plastic shim if you ever plan to perform a similar test on another caliber. There was just too much wiggle room between the cartridge and the chamber to build pressure.
Love the D.U.S.T joke with Scooter.
i love how hes just digging a hole with a shotgun 🤣
Love Scott's infectious laugh and willingness to blow up weapons despite recent events.
I just know he had a thumb ready that time.
Keep on ticking dude, we all love ya.
The grace and mobility that Scott tosses those tables around I swear its part of his physiotherapy after the accident lol
The table intro is a key feature in his vids. So glad SG sponsored him. Half of me watches his vids just to see what torture awaits the table 😂
They should make tiny Emmys so your comedy bits can win awards.
I just knew T Rex was gonna run up behind him and belt him with a chair, but I STILL burst out laughing! 🤣😂😅🤣😆
I have one of these shotguns (basically the same exact gun) and I can see why it took so long to break. The barrel walls are VERY thick on these shotguns. It's still crazy that it actually contained all that pressure without exploding, before launching the shell out at the speed of sound. The pressure must be fairly low. If you could get full pressure out of that 700 nitro round, that shotgun probably would've exploded into several pieces.
Now that's sum powerful night-light juice
I think he just sold me on a Pardner 10-gauge
I wish that he had done the barrel obstruction with the 700. nitro… ;_(
@@lum4r too bad the company went under 6 years ago. H&R and NEF are some of my favorite guns. My first shotgun 25 years ago was a pardner 20.
i appreciate how careful you are, even being scared of the gun just from it being hammer back on a live round. that's the kind of healthy respect/fear for guns i like to see.
He exploded a .50 Cal on his face. isn't it normal to be extremely carefull after that point?
@@dorukdogauysal8299 I completely agree
It's not guns that's concerning him. It's the incredibly dangerous misuse of them. When used even remotely properly, being next to one isn't dangerous, hence why he had no issue shouldering and firing the shotgun at the beginning of the video.
@@DallenRex He shoulder fired the gun with the correct ammo - 10gauge slug - meant for the gun
I'm the real kitty!
That `s Mike from Germany writing. As you probably know, most of weapons are forbidden for privat folk in our over-regulated country. But fortunately youtube provides us with clips from gun-addicted guys like you. A lot of them seem more or less crazy, but you definitely are the craziest off all! And man, I love you! I enjoy every of your videos! You `re not only competent, but funny and self-ironic as well. Thanks for brighten up my day! Keep it up!
"It didn't explode. I'm sad, let's make it explode" 😂😂😂
I used to watch first FPS Russia and then demolition ranch a lot but since i discovered your channel, it became my favorite. The jokes, le madness, everything about this channel is great. So keep up the good work and Bonjour from France ! You have at least one sub here ^^
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The gun still fires. No loss of functionality, 10/10 would recommend for anti-zombie wall trap.
Sawed off ?
Scott, only man in the world who tries to dig a hole in the ground with a 10 gauge shotgun.
the company that makes that shotgun should use this video for advertising how tough their shotgun is
Really wanted to see him shoot the nitro in the obstructed barrel. Would've been cool to see if the extra compression from the obstructed barrel would've caused more burning of the powder.
To be fair tho, those 700 rounds cost like $100 a pop so it’s probably why he didn’t shoot a third
@@southernbear736 thanks..I can now tell my wife that the AFR aluminum cylinder heads that I just spent $2,700 are cheaper than my gun habit..lol
A 3d printed sleeve would give it needed compression boost and it's brittle enough to fail after a certain point saving the gun from excessive damage.
Too slow of powder, probably exact same thing if not even more pitiful
@@travisweldmaster7815 I agree it may have been more pitiful! Honestly would've like to have seen both.
Glad to see the 'lead sled' is being used, but like they say, "It's all fun and games until...well you know!" Your pickup is a real pretty barricade, but not sure your auto policy will cover damage from explosive testing activities. That being said, maybe it's time to build a nice towable steel/sand bag barricade to get behind. Pretty sure that recent history has made you a strong advocate for personal safety. Thumbs up!
Thumbs in*👍
Making it would be a good video series for the channels too, a step-by-step how-to for a portable/towable protective barricade
Nah he should just get armor panels like demo ranch has
@@brandonmullins7406 "Deployable cover coming in!"
Why do that? He can just use one of his many, highly abused tables as a shield.
glad to see you happy and still doing this, your voice reminds me so much off sebastian bachs from skid row voice when he talk :D ( just positive vibes) thanks for another great video
Just realized he has the elmo laugh 😂 sick content though keep shooting!
Thought: Why don't you cut a 10 gauge hull and use it as a sleeve around the .700 nitro, and see if you can get compression that way? Maybe flip around a wadding and use it on the bullet as a reverse sabot.
Or use a Minnie ball
To late now unless he has a spare 10 ga barrel .
"Hello tauflederfolks!"
No compression because the bullet is smaller than the barrel . You can wrap the case with whatever thinkable it would be stiil the same pitiful nonsense. The 700 nitro is just a ClickBait. Dirt plug incidents are as old as shotguns.
@@ant1sokolow He could always try that 3D printed barrel insert like what Brandon Herrera did when putting .50 BMG in that shotgun. It’s still not full compression, but it necks a large portion of the barrel down to the desired caliber size and allows for more powder to burn.
Hell im bought to buy one of these shotguns 😂
Shotguns Are the American multitool
I like that you just kept firing rounds through it 😂😂😂
That intro is amazing. Everyone is talking about a certain something. Scott doesn't need to. He does a skit. We all know the who. And it's hilarious.
Was fun, then the chair in the back closed it out. Yep, someone already has too much direct attention.
Anyone else old enough to remember the lever action "pop" guns that just blew air? We used to stuff those into the dirt just like he does with the shot gun and suddenly we had a dirt gun! Later models of these "toys" had a metal bar through the muzzle to stop us from doing this, but they were easily modified and the dirt/rock wars continued! It was all fun and games and luckily no one I knew ever lost an eye!
Yep
Although in my neck of the woods we actually played airsoft with BB guns.
Every now and then you’d get the idiot that would pump the thing more than once.
@@DD-sw1dd I had cap guns when I was a kid in the 2000s those were always fun
Sand and gravel.
Amazingly,all three brothers have our sight.
If you stuck the barrel in a puddle and cocked them you had one hell of a water gun. 30 feet easy, just a solid jet of water. Good times
I used to have one that shot out a cork. Had several actually. The cork on these pop guns sometimes were tethered to the end of the barrel with twine so you wouldn't lose it. Just stuff the cork in the end of the barrel, pump it, and *POP!* I believe IIRC they were single pump break action to pump them. This was in the early/mid '70s. Haven't seen those in a long, long time.
The fact I saw that bullet on the slow mo just is unbelievable for that nitro express
Scooter: “Thank you so much for watching Scooter’s Kentucky stay alive tra!” While getting hit by the t-Rex and a chair.
Me: lmao
I have a feeling Scott's been watching Detroit urban survival tactics hahaha
Even Scott is getting in on bagging on DUST! But I also think you stepped right over the first bullet, which I think is sitting in the tire track. That thing is damn good for $100.
The shotgun is a hundred?
now is it me, or did that shotgun of his fart when that 700 Nitro bullet fell out?
@@thesituation5315 yes, right around there
@@DrQuagmire1 I think it did
It's pretty sunny out there today, I'm glad Scooter brought the shade.
That is the toughest dang shotgun I've ever seen!
I heard about the 50 accident while I was deployed. Didn’t know much of Scott until right before but I loved all of his content I had seen until that point. I’m glad to hear and see he’s doing a lot better and he’s one of the reasons I’ve gotten more into shooting including purchasing my first ever firearms
He’s a literal terminator and welcome home soldier ❤️
Huh. He isn’t doing anything for responsible gun ownership . Hope you don’t follow his stupid ways.
I should have said gun ownership. You are correct
@@kurtw176 while he doesn’t outright say or do anything for gun ownership he does follow things safely apart from one incident he couldn’t control. He has fun while respecting what firearms can do.
He is pushing the envelope to get views. He lives off of viewers at a great peril. I hope you have fun and enjoy your firearms responsibly. But first good luck finding ammunition. And purposely blowing up a firearm is not respectful at all. Be safe not sorry
12:26 that laugh reminds me of when you let your friends talk you into doing something dumb and extremely dangerous and it ends up being way cooler than anyone expected and way more destructive than anyone expected so keep doing what you're doing and God bless
The best thing about not subbing to Kentucky Ballistics until this year is all of the back content I have to watch.
I love the skit at the beginning, looks like a parody of the Detriot Urban Survival Training vids. It's funny as all get out if you ask me. Love the vid Scott, keep it up, I've been binge watching your stuff the last 3 days and me and the fam love what you do.
A 700 nitro from a 10 gauge looks to hurt about as much as a paintball when shot with. Good to know.
I'm not about to test this theory, but it kinda looks like you could stand in front of that and be relatively ok after.... And be able to claim you survived being shot with a .700 Nitro.
@@imapopo2924 lol
@@imapopo2924 Thanks for the laugh. i needed one.
lol
@@imapopo2924 Agreed lol. A basic winter coat would probably keep you from feeling much of anything.
You got to admit those H&R single shots are something else. I wouldn’t mind having one in 12 or 10 gauge.
got a 20 gauge and love it!
@@definedecline I’d love to have one but I haven’t found one I also like to have a Henry Single Shot in 12 gauge.
@@morbidangel9872 Henry single shots are definitely on my list and I know what the Freedom Group did and I curse them. Every now and then I look around but haven’t found what I’m looking for.
Water jug: I stopped a 70 cal. bullit.
Watermelon: you hardcore.
I just love that he randomly throws a table
A little Hoppe’s #9 and a soft patch and good as new. That was doubtless tested to higher standards than the factory, their Engineers are smiling awaiting their big raise. Thanks for sharing!! Cheers.
Wow! I never knew chamber tolerance made so much difference in power of a shell. Great video Scott!
Man, at first I thought you hadn't learned your lesson from the .50 BMG incident (not that it was your fault), but then I actually got to 4:20 and realized you were being super responsible with this test. Thank you for **not** putting yourself in harm's way just for the sake of our entertainment. Love your channel.
This has been one of the funniest videos I've ever seen him do. And technically, he is "torture" testing the 10 gauge. An added bonus!
Something about you squatting behind the truck had me laughing lmao love the videos
3:32 was way more funny than it's supposed to be 🤣🤣🤣
if only the can stayed on the table
Hey Scott..again, great video. This reminds me of a time years ago while hunting in So. Georgia and my Grandpa's 12 GA split the barrel when I launched one. Totally took us all by surprise, but luckily no one was hurt. I mainly felt bad for ruining my Grandpa's 12 GA..but he wasn't upset. Just glad us boys were all safe.. Keep up the great work Scott..Bill in Las Vegas.