If your taking suggestions: Trained Boxer, hitting heavy bag with good form. Trained for nearly 10 years but the mechanics of how much force can be generated from the body mechanics and shift of weight is really interesting. Seeing that in slow motion for the major punches would be really really interesting. Would have to be someone who has trained for a while and knows how to throw the perfect punches on the bag... Many trained boxers out there.
How do you guys not understand that UA-camr performers are... Performing? Do you really think the guy goes around acting like that all the time? It would be so exhausting. UA-camrs are just people.
How he normally is, and a incredibly nice guy in real life, I see him at the gun store every now and then picking up more toys cause I live in the same city as him
At first i thought it was a coincidence, but then he laughs in a very specific (and familiar) way later on when another easily misinterpreted question is asked tells me that nope, you're right. Hahah. I love that, exactly the type of humor I love and shows that someone can joke around without taking everything too seriously.
The most insane portion of it, to me, the ride to the hospital / meet up with the ambulance. Just the idea that if he lost consciousness at any moment during that truck ride, he just would never have woken up is chilling.
I always feel like on his channel he has planned things and knows they are safe so is able to be more open, but when he is the guest even on his own range he is being Scott of Kentucky Ballistics but also Scott the master of range and monitoring everything to be sure no one does something unplanned and unsafe so the split in his attention makes things less spontaneous. To me it shows by the fact that after things are done and all risk is gone he opens up more, then closes up as any risk comes back.
@@morfgo how is his personality rude? Did you even watch the video on his channel? He was never rude, they were all just having fun and laughing about everything that happened.
I’m sure this mutual exposure is great for bringing new fans to each Chanel, but dang it always feels so good when you see an unexpected crossover from two channels you’ve followed for years. Great video everyone, cheers!
I remember hearing Scotts story awhile back. His Father and HIMSELF saved his life. One of the craziest stories I've ever heard, definitely check it out if you haven't.
Seeing how massive the .300 win mag detonation was just make me think how absolutely monstrous the big .50 that was right there next to Scott's face was
Could have actually been smaller, hard to say. He specifically loaded these to blow, probably loaded with pistol powder and if what he said was correct, nearly 10x the normal opperating pressure. The 50 that went off wasn't meant to, so may have been only 10 to 20% over the failure point.
@@JohnDoe-zs6gj The round that detonated had been tampered with and was a reload.. it was sold as new to him .. new as in not a remanufactured round.. the load was extremely hot... you can check out the video about it on Scott's channel or on Mark Serbu's channel as he talks about the force needed to do what happened.. Mark over engineers his weapons, more than what you state, and that is what makes it so scary seeing what it took to do what it did to the rifle and unfortunately to Scott. Needless to say..... It was something else...
@@zazz69ed ultimately the gun manufacturer was not the issue right? I think I remember hearing him (or someone else in the video) say that the threads were rated to a high standard and should have been able to handle a normal round.
A SlowMoGuys and Kentucky Ballistics crossover is truly not something I would have ever seen coming. Two COMPLETELY separate worlds that I love coming together always makes me happy 😃
Hope for more collabs with gun people like brandon or demolitia, i know there is a channel that does slow mo guns but The slow mo guys's shots and equipment are on another level!
Scott, Gav, & Dan talking so naturally & passionately about slow-mo and guns was amazingly wholesome to see and listen too. Footage looks amazing as always!
On the bolt action rifle watching the metal peel apart like we've seen clay do previously, is insane and really does prove that at high enough energies, even the most solid objects start to act like fluids.
Interestingly, Quantum mechanical calculations do show the melting point of at least some metals decreases at extreme pressures. So that could be sort of a precursor to that. Obviously it's not melting, but the pressure is putting massive strain on the atomic bonds, causing a liquid/fabric like ripple effect that it has a similar looking state.
The scariest part is, our bodies, when faced by these forces and pressures, are no more of an impediment than a puff of vapour. Not even a water balloon, just a little cloud of steam.
watching Scott and Dan talk is truly something to behold, because they both have so much knowledge on Firearms, plus their humour is so close together, i could watch them all day
@@nokachi3339 He is/was an explosives expert in the British Army or something like that, and served in Afghanistan. He probably knows a thing or two about firearrms.
@@fellenXD Not to be rude and I don't know UK's military I admit, but everyone assumes army guys know things about guns, but they really don't. They know what they've been trained, that doesn't make them firearm experts or even novices.
@@nokachi3339 He was in the Royal Engineers which is the equivalent to a US Army Combat Engineer. So he has more knowledge than Gavin when it comes to firearms.
Scott's approach to firearms and firearms safety always impresses me. Adding Slow Mo guys, as a Britisher, just makes me happy. Now they need to go on Taofledermaus!
Not only that, but investigating and recreating the very incident that gave him the injury. Took that horrific injury and channeled it into curiosity and knowledge.
@@moviebad109honestly, the worst part of the recreation was seeing that he literally got the worst case scenario of his gun exploding. The piece that went into his neck didn’t splinter off in the recreation.
Agree with the first half but he definitely already respected firearms greatly, his accident was about as crazy as it gets, it wasnt due to a lack of respect, maybe there are a few gun nuts who could’ve guessed the slap round would blow up his rn 50 but the vast majority of even the most experienced gun handlers wouldn’t just assume that his round would blow up the entire gun.
The fact that the gun components are completely blown apart and the still don’t point them towards each other even if it’s just a grip or the barrel shows true firearm professionalism
Man, the horrific situation that happened to Scott is a real testament to just how damaging any sort of explosion can be! It only takes the right place, right time and right dangerous situation to add up to a bad day!
I am so impressed with Scott's immense knowledge on firearms, Scott, we are incredibly grateful to you and your Dad that you are still alive !!!! Keep doing what you do {safely} !!! Kudos to the slo-mo guys as well, awesome video guys !!
The persistence of the fire ball in the second one was really amazing to see. I think the green in the explosion was copper from the bullet base. also the oil coming out of the barrel was surprising.
My personal theory is that we're seeing vaporized lead from the hot round squirting around (and probably coring out) the squib. I'd love to push a borescope down that barrel and have a look-see.
I have a lot of respect for Kentucky Ballistics. I watched his video describing the situation and watching part of the misfire. It's nerve wracking just knowing it's about to explode, without any idea what is about to happen. I am glad you made it without life changing consequences (dying/paralysis etc).
Yes, please more collabs. Guns are truly one of those things that requires extremely high speed cameras, and the Guntube community is unfortunately lacking in that department.
This was amazing and very educational on why you don’t go beyond standard pressures and what not for rounds. Hot rounds are just a problem waiting to happen
I'm really happy you all met and did this video! It's always refreshing to see you all having fun and learning all the science behind it as well. :) I never thought I'd see Slow Mo Guys with KentuckyBallistics! This was such a fun video to watch! Thank you all!
The shockwave from the explosion leaking around the bolt being outran by the pressure venting out the magazine *after* its already blown the upper receiver off is pretty insane. KY is a lucky sumbit. Oh god the 2nd one.
I thought maybe the explosive pressure had condensed the air in front of the bullet to liquid for the second one, so that is what I think came from the end of the barrel. Just a thought.
@@jamescurfman3284 I think from the operator end, actually. The gas from the ignition going through the rifling or even just the gap around the squib like a jet makes sense, it looks like a dang carburetor
yo i have been wishing The slow mo guys do a collab with a gun channel, So many gun channels attempt to show slow mo but have pretty mediocre slow mo capabilities. So hyped for this video!
I have a theory for the vapor puff out the front. I'm gonna guess that Scott mechanically pushed the squib into place (as opposed to actually under loading a round and banking on the squib getting stuck) so the squib wasn't fully engaged in the rifling, leaving just the tiniest gap around it. Then when the round when off, it created a piston that rapidly compressed the air in the barrel before the squib, causing the water vapor in the air to condense back into a liquid, along with any trace of oil left in the gun (which was likely brand new, guns are usually shipped with a thin film of oil to prevent rust)
I don't think he said that the .bolt rifle had a squib. My theory if that is the case is that the chamber pressure elastically deformed the barrel, widening the internal diameter and allowing the gas to escape, causing the pressure to drop and the barrel's internal diameter to return to its starting point.
I do like that Scott is careful to make sure the barrel of the gun in question is never pointed at anyone and his finger is always well clear of the trigger.
Scott gives the same vibes as that one British dude who witnessed the Blitz when he was a kid, and became an explosives expert out of sheer fascination.
Please do more colabs with Kentucky Balistics. You guys would really compliment his series blowing up weapons lol we'd get to see them in ultra slo mo.
It actually only just really dawned on me as I realized and thought about the accident when they mentioned it. and having seen all the new content we've enjoyed since then... I just wanna say: Thank god we didn't lose Scott, we would have lost a good one and it would have been a tragedy imo. Love your videos and your personality Scott, stay you man. You bring a smile to more people then you think!
Thanks gentlemen for sharing this with us. It gives us a better understanding of what happens when you don’t respect firearms. From overloading or using the wrong gunpowder to squib loads. Always, always, always, always treat them with respect and caution. Best of 🍀luck to you and stay safe guys🇺🇸👍🏻❤️
What an awesome collab! Thanks for taking the trip Gav & Dan, always amazing to see these crazy things that everyone just assumes is instant broken down. Scott, you are a madman....I love it!
It's weird to see Scott behaving like a normal human... 😂😁😜 But yeah, THAT was the collab we wanted. Because explosions are happening friggin fast... 😇
This is great!! Love to see what Kentucky has been up to since the incident and really glad you guys were able to do a collab together!!! Makes me think we may get a Demo/Slow Mo collab one day. Either way, I look forward to more Kentucky collabs like this!!
The collab we didn't know we needed. This was a brilliant episode, and I wouldn't mind seeing how other pistol and rifle platforms react to spicy meatballs.
just got recommended his original explosion video the other day, watched the followups, and thought "this guy needs a slow-mo camera or eve better, a slow mo guys collab", and here it is a week later. You're welcome everyone for manifesting this amazing video!
I know most people who watch this video won’t think about this, but it’s nice to see you guys doing content with guns and gun-tubers. There’s such a negative stigma in the media today for something that shouldn’t be demonized and should be understood and respected instead. Love the channel, great video
That had to be one hell of a reaction Scott had when he 1st saw a message from the slow mo guys. Even a super star like Will Smith seemed unusually geeked out working with Gav and Dan. Def YT legends now.
I hope Scott furnished you lads with some fresh "Stick a Thumb in it!" Tees after the Kentucky Roulette session!! His survival was incredible. What's also awesome is the way the community pulled together and made content for Scott's channel while he was recovering.
I am one of the people who suggested this colaboration. Somehow It is fun and heartwarming to see people from such radically different cultures and mentalities come together in friendly cooperation. They have different senses of humor as well. So it is great seening people get along. It gives me hope for humanity.
We are all glad that Scott survived. He’s become a part of my weekly life pretty much I look forward to his videos every time he releases one. I love that dude.
The Slo Mo Guys and Scott at Kentucky Ballistics are two of my all time favorite channels. Awesome to see you all do a video together. Hope you guys can do it again sometime. Great stuff!
Thanks for having me on the channel! I had a great time filming together and I look forward to doing it again! You all are always welcome!
you're welcome
Collab of the year!!
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Brilliant
Thanks bro 👍
Had to use the backup audio for this vid. I think the audio receiver was only half plugged in so sorry for the extra wind and lens noise!
You guys are obviously known for the camera footage but I think the quality audio in nearly every vid is underappreciated
I actually kinda like having the nature sounds
haven't even noticed! awesome video as usual
It's fine.
If your taking suggestions: Trained Boxer, hitting heavy bag with good form. Trained for nearly 10 years but the mechanics of how much force can be generated from the body mechanics and shift of weight is really interesting. Seeing that in slow motion for the major punches would be really really interesting. Would have to be someone who has trained for a while and knows how to throw the perfect punches on the bag... Many trained boxers out there.
It's so strange hearing him speak so softly compared to his usual excitement and high energy, but somewhat serene
so true, during the intro i was kinda expecting the whip sound effect from Scott’s videos.
You should have a look at what was Scott was producing 7 years ago, it's quite different
electroboom was the same hah
And no table-toss, lol. 🤣🤣
Speaking Softly? I don't know this guy but he seemed so high energy/American compared to the lads
Mistaking Carolina Reaper for "California Reaper" is one of the more British things I've heard Dan say
I was thinking the exact same thing
I came to the comments to find this.
I didn't even notice 💀
I thought they were Austrailian
I thought he said California Reefer and was really confused.
It's shocking to see Scott so calm, serious and not acting out as he does on his channel lol
that's probably because his 'acting out' is literally just that - an act. It's for entertainment purposes.
@@mikehancock9887 obviously. But still quite shocking ;)
How do you guys not understand that UA-camr performers are... Performing? Do you really think the guy goes around acting like that all the time? It would be so exhausting. UA-camrs are just people.
@Malice don't leave us hanging with that....
How he normally is, and a incredibly nice guy in real life, I see him at the gun store every now and then picking up more toys cause I live in the same city as him
Scott smiling when asked if he’s ever blown a bolt action before was hilarious
Looking for this comment. 😂those country boys will be boys…forever.
😂
Technically the .50 wasn't a bolt action.
At first i thought it was a coincidence, but then he laughs in a very specific (and familiar) way later on when another easily misinterpreted question is asked tells me that nope, you're right. Hahah. I love that, exactly the type of humor I love and shows that someone can joke around without taking everything too seriously.
@@brandonclark435 Wasnt it? lol
Scott had an amazing story of survival from an exploding gun, owing his life to his dad who somehow managed to get him to the hospital in time.
and his thumb.
That is dad's power! he can do anything to save his son life.
Yeah, Sr. is a beast.
STICK A THUMB IN IT!
The most insane portion of it, to me, the ride to the hospital / meet up with the ambulance. Just the idea that if he lost consciousness at any moment during that truck ride, he just would never have woken up is chilling.
I love how when Gavin says 187,000 frames per second and every second is two hours the look on Scott's face is priceless.
The most :o face I've ever seen.
Watch the speed of light one they did,every second was years in real time
It's funny how Scott's so polite and respectful on the Slo-Mo Guys' channel then is constantly laughing at them getting sprayed on his own channel
yea lol
I always feel like on his channel he has planned things and knows they are safe so is able to be more open, but when he is the guest even on his own range he is being Scott of Kentucky Ballistics but also Scott the master of range and monitoring everything to be sure no one does something unplanned and unsafe so the split in his attention makes things less spontaneous. To me it shows by the fact that after things are done and all risk is gone he opens up more, then closes up as any risk comes back.
and he didn't even break the table
(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
Very rude personality
@@morfgo how is his personality rude? Did you even watch the video on his channel? He was never rude, they were all just having fun and laughing about everything that happened.
I’m sure this mutual exposure is great for bringing new fans to each Chanel, but dang it always feels so good when you see an unexpected crossover from two channels you’ve followed for years. Great video everyone, cheers!
l put my hamster in a sock and slammed it against the furniture.
@@TippyHippy oh...ok
@@TippyHippy Did you eat it?
Well said. This was such a fun surprise, as I’m a fan of both channels, for sure.
Today I had the joy of brian Baumgartner on binging with babish. Then I scrolled a bit more and found this. It's a good day.
I remember hearing Scotts story awhile back. His Father and HIMSELF saved his life. One of the craziest stories I've ever heard, definitely check it out if you haven't.
Just stick a thumb in it
Sip on a Mello yellow while watching it. Lol
Put a thumb in it!
Just put a thumb in it.
"Just put a thumb in it"
One of the things I love the most is Dan gets to show his knowledge a lil more in these kinds of vids.
oh yeah that's right, he's ex military.
@kevinspacey5325 Ex's demolitionist/explosives expert too
Seeing how massive the .300 win mag detonation was just make me think how absolutely monstrous the big .50 that was right there next to Scott's face was
Thats exactly what I was thinking too
Could have actually been smaller, hard to say. He specifically loaded these to blow, probably loaded with pistol powder and if what he said was correct, nearly 10x the normal opperating pressure. The 50 that went off wasn't meant to, so may have been only 10 to 20% over the failure point.
@@JohnDoe-zs6gj The round that detonated had been tampered with and was a reload.. it was sold as new to him .. new as in not a remanufactured round.. the load was extremely hot... you can check out the video about it on Scott's channel or on Mark Serbu's channel as he talks about the force needed to do what happened.. Mark over engineers his weapons, more than what you state, and that is what makes it so scary seeing what it took to do what it did to the rifle and unfortunately to Scott. Needless to say..... It was something else...
It was way spicer then that lol. That 50 steel is no joke
@@zazz69ed ultimately the gun manufacturer was not the issue right? I think I remember hearing him (or someone else in the video) say that the threads were rated to a high standard and should have been able to handle a normal round.
A SlowMoGuys and Kentucky Ballistics crossover is truly not something I would have ever seen coming. Two COMPLETELY separate worlds that I love coming together always makes me happy 😃
Slo mo guys have gotten more and more into firearms and ballistic slo mo. It’s awesome.
@@JimYeats Dan being retired army probably makes it easier + being in America
@@JimYeats it also just gets more views
Not so separate. Remember that SloMoGuys aldrady showed many video with weapons firing in slow mo =)
Crossover was great, but how is it completely separate when Dan is literally an arms expert?
Mad respect to Slow Mo Guys for this collaboration with Scott! I love both of these channels.
ive been watching both channels from the beginning so to see them collab thats just aswsome!:D
The accents. The beautiful mix of accents. And the childlike wonder and joy when reviewing the high-speed. Fantastic collaborative efforts.
Scott out here being the literal definition of 'what doesn't kill you makes you stronger'.
For real tho, he's getting yoked...
@mi cho Branden said as much as well. A smaller guy probably would've had a smaller chance of surviving
@@ieyasumei4339 or maybe it would have missed their neck 😂
@@dts7824 That's honestly in the realm of possibility since the other ear went through Scott's hat XD
*Stranger
I never thought of this collab happening, can’t wait to watch!
For real. Always expected Demo Ranch cause they’re in the same area. But not Kentucky Ballistics. Lol.
Hope for more collabs with gun people like brandon or demolitia, i know there is a channel that does slow mo guns but The slow mo guys's shots and equipment are on another level!
A fantastic collaboration between creaters.
@@rusduderus we can finally watch the shockwave travel through the glass sphere and make a dent on the opposite end
Scott, Gav, & Dan talking so naturally & passionately about slow-mo and guns was amazingly wholesome to see and listen too.
Footage looks amazing as always!
Wholesome is the most overused out of context word in the comments section of UA-cam.
@@sjv6598 Well if you don't want the word wholesome, it was just a natural and friendly conversation between them that was nice to see!
A better collab compared to “I did a thing” and brandon hererra
the dichotomy of your profile pic and the content of this video amazes me lmao
@@Krobear nah frfr
"oopsie" would not be the word I use to describe a .50 BMG exploding in my face
Scott is just a unit
Camera expert + explosive expert + gun expert = Happy watcher!!
The perfect combination!
It’s Mythbusters all over again
The fact scott survived his accident is all the more impressive
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thumb up
Especially considering the gun he was using was an order of magnitude more powerful than either of these
Every time I see that video, brings me chills
@@TheNilla2020 zfi do xruzfzfstisitftidxitx
Thanks for featuring Scott's channel, more people need to know about him!
It’s hammer time!
That's right, Doc
lol ur saying it like hes a smol channel. he's got 3.5 mil subs and known as the put a thumb in it guy by everyone who watches demolition ranch
Why
Agree, highly entertaining and fun, but also a really decent down-to-earth chap. Love Scott!
As a big fan of both channels, I never thought of this collab before, and now its safe to say we're going to need more!
Scott is so humble. He is a great guy.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Scott's 50 cal facial is an internet legend and so happy you guys worked together!
best wishes to all
have a great day!
It is scary to think about how close the face is to the part that explodes.
super slow mo Serbu RN50 explosion?
@@calebb5106 I hope so
@@alphagt62 yup which is why nobody needs a gun.
In the same way that Gav and Dan are THE slow mo guys. Scott is THE guy for exploding guns. It truly is a match made in heaven.
On the bolt action rifle watching the metal peel apart like we've seen clay do previously, is insane and really does prove that at high enough energies, even the most solid objects start to act like fluids.
Interestingly, Quantum mechanical calculations do show the melting point of at least some metals decreases at extreme pressures. So that could be sort of a precursor to that. Obviously it's not melting, but the pressure is putting massive strain on the atomic bonds, causing a liquid/fabric like ripple effect that it has a similar looking state.
The scariest part is, our bodies, when faced by these forces and pressures, are no more of an impediment than a puff of vapour. Not even a water balloon, just a little cloud of steam.
@@DinnerForkTongue Yeah, that IS scary as hell.
watching Scott and Dan talk is truly something to behold, because they both have so much knowledge on Firearms, plus their humour is so close together, i could watch them all day
Is Dan a firearms guy?
@@nokachi3339 He is/was an explosives expert in the British Army or something like that, and served in Afghanistan. He probably knows a thing or two about firearrms.
@@fellenXD Not to be rude and I don't know UK's military I admit, but everyone assumes army guys know things about guns, but they really don't. They know what they've been trained, that doesn't make them firearm experts or even novices.
@@nokachi3339 He was in the Royal Engineers which is the equivalent to a US Army Combat Engineer. So he has more knowledge than Gavin when it comes to firearms.
@@raynetorrin a rock has more knowledge than gavin when it comes to firearms. Was he an armory or a gunsmith? Combat engineer doesn't mean firearms.
Scott's approach to firearms and firearms safety always impresses me. Adding Slow Mo guys, as a Britisher, just makes me happy. Now they need to go on Taofledermaus!
That would be great too!
No, no Taofuddermaus.
Taofledermaus would be awesome!!!
Doesn't Tao already have a slo mo cam? Or am I thinking king of another gun channel?
I could not imagine having a horrific injury like that due to an exploding gun and still revolving your channel around firearms... Respect to you.
Not only that, but investigating and recreating the very incident that gave him the injury.
Took that horrific injury and channeled it into curiosity and knowledge.
@@moviebad109honestly, the worst part of the recreation was seeing that he literally got the worst case scenario of his gun exploding. The piece that went into his neck didn’t splinter off in the recreation.
@@chillbro1010 I wouldn’t say so. I feel like your example is a little far fetched, but I see your point.
Agree with the first half but he definitely already respected firearms greatly, his accident was about as crazy as it gets, it wasnt due to a lack of respect, maybe there are a few gun nuts who could’ve guessed the slap round would blow up his rn 50 but the vast majority of even the most experienced gun handlers wouldn’t just assume that his round would blow up the entire gun.
The fact that the gun components are completely blown apart and the still don’t point them towards each other even if it’s just a grip or the barrel shows true firearm professionalism
Scott seems so different in this than his normal videos he seems so chill here.
Same can be said for gavin haha
Mostly due to lack of eggplants, and also no watermelon time
Scott is such a real guy. He fits in so well with you Slo-Mo blokes. Love it.
This is the calmest I've ever seen Kentucky Ballisticas, and I'm not going to lie, I really enjoyed it. Hope you can do another video together
some of his early videos are like this. the pine board penetration test era is where it starts to ramp up but it's still in this level of calm.
Man, the horrific situation that happened to Scott is a real testament to just how damaging any sort of explosion can be! It only takes the right place, right time and right dangerous situation to add up to a bad day!
As a fan of both channels I can say this is my favorite of the ALL! Thank you, everyone, for making the effort to create such an incredible video.
I am so impressed with Scott's immense knowledge on firearms, Scott, we are incredibly grateful to you and your Dad that you are still alive !!!! Keep doing what you do {safely} !!! Kudos to the slo-mo guys as well, awesome video guys !!
Somebody loves his exclamation points, right?
@@einundsiebenziger5488 your point !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL
There absolutely need to be more collabs between these channels
This is the most all-American slo mo guys episode I've ever seen and I love it
Scott is a true American legend 🤘🇺🇲
Bro I’m watching a Kentucky Ballistics Collab with the Slo Mo guys and Dr. Beau comments!!! Cmon life is wild
Scott is definitely into thumb stuff
Another one of these xd
Murica. Lmao. Sike
Awesome seeing you guys work with Scott, watching these in super slow motion really puts it in perspective how lucky Scott is to still be here
The persistence of the fire ball in the second one was really amazing to see. I think the green in the explosion was copper from the bullet base. also the oil coming out of the barrel was surprising.
I would say you are correct... when you are forging and melting copper... the flame turns green.
The oil found its way through the rifling I reckon
My personal theory is that we're seeing vaporized lead from the hot round squirting around (and probably coring out) the squib.
I'd love to push a borescope down that barrel and have a look-see.
@@SwervingLemon Quite possibly, yes.
Scott is such a solid, friendly dude.
Yeah he's chill af, Id love to hang out with Scott :)
As a fellow Kentucky native, he does our state proud 😁
I have a lot of respect for Kentucky Ballistics. I watched his video describing the situation and watching part of the misfire. It's nerve wracking just knowing it's about to explode, without any idea what is about to happen. I am glad you made it without life changing consequences (dying/paralysis etc).
Yes, please more collabs. Guns are truly one of those things that requires extremely high speed cameras, and the Guntube community is unfortunately lacking in that department.
Kinda speaks volumes that Scott seems to have the best recording setup. Well except maybe for Garand thumb.
ballistic high speed is a great channel, high quality footage. they will have millions of subscribers one day they just haven’t been around very long.
"Guntube" Lmao
If you need real slow motion, call the Slow Mo Guys.
Highly recommend the channel Fullmag, all the old videos of his
He really was the best in the game with guns and slomo
This was amazing and very educational on why you don’t go beyond standard pressures and what not for rounds. Hot rounds are just a problem waiting to happen
I'm really happy you all met and did this video! It's always refreshing to see you all having fun and learning all the science behind it as well. :)
I never thought I'd see Slow Mo Guys with KentuckyBallistics! This was such a fun video to watch! Thank you all!
The shockwave from the explosion leaking around the bolt being outran by the pressure venting out the magazine *after* its already blown the upper receiver off is pretty insane. KY is a lucky sumbit.
Oh god the 2nd one.
I thought maybe the explosive pressure had condensed the air in front of the bullet to liquid for the second one, so that is what I think came from the end of the barrel. Just a thought.
@@jamescurfman3284 I think from the operator end, actually. The gas from the ignition going through the rifling or even just the gap around the squib like a jet makes sense, it looks like a dang carburetor
@@SullySadface It does, jest like a jet of fuel. Good analogy. :)
Seeing three of my favorite people having such awesome chemistry makes me so happy. Never imagined exploding guns could be so wholesome!
yo i have been wishing The slow mo guys do a collab with a gun channel, So many gun channels attempt to show slow mo but have pretty mediocre slow mo capabilities. So hyped for this video!
You should check out High Speed Ballistics if you want a gun channel with exceptional slow mo capabilities. Seriously, those guys are great!
I have a theory for the vapor puff out the front. I'm gonna guess that Scott mechanically pushed the squib into place (as opposed to actually under loading a round and banking on the squib getting stuck) so the squib wasn't fully engaged in the rifling, leaving just the tiniest gap around it. Then when the round when off, it created a piston that rapidly compressed the air in the barrel before the squib, causing the water vapor in the air to condense back into a liquid, along with any trace of oil left in the gun (which was likely brand new, guns are usually shipped with a thin film of oil to prevent rust)
My exact theory.
I don't think he said that the .bolt rifle had a squib. My theory if that is the case is that the chamber pressure elastically deformed the barrel, widening the internal diameter and allowing the gas to escape, causing the pressure to drop and the barrel's internal diameter to return to its starting point.
I do like that Scott is careful to make sure the barrel of the gun in question is never pointed at anyone and his finger is always well clear of the trigger.
One of the coolest collaborations I've seen on UA-cam.
Thanks slow mo guys and Kentucky ballistics for doing this.
Always happy to see UA-camrs collaborating. You don’t see creators of varying content meet up and help support one another as much as you used too!
I'd love to see you guys do more stuff with Scott, he's such a great guy overall and seemed genuinely interested in this video concept
Absolutely loved this collaboration with Scott. It’s what we had been hoping for and did not disappoint.
Scott gives the same vibes as that one British dude who witnessed the Blitz when he was a kid, and became an explosives expert out of sheer fascination.
I'm just glad he didn't get into gas masks & asking everyone if they're his "Mommy"
❤🤣
Please do more colabs with Kentucky Balistics. You guys would really compliment his series blowing up weapons lol we'd get to see them in ultra slo mo.
Compliment: praise.
Complement: complete.
The sheer amount of guns the guy has opens up so many opportunities for cool videos
It actually only just really dawned on me as I realized and thought about the accident when they mentioned it.
and having seen all the new content we've enjoyed since then...
I just wanna say:
Thank god we didn't lose Scott, we would have lost a good one and it would have been a tragedy imo.
Love your videos and your personality Scott, stay you man. You bring a smile to more people then you think!
Scott is such a great guy - it's awesome that you two did a collaboration !
Scott is about as nice as they come! Didn’t expect to see this collab from y’all but I’m glad it happened!
Thanks gentlemen for sharing this with us. It gives us a better understanding of what happens when you don’t respect firearms. From overloading or using the wrong gunpowder to squib loads. Always, always, always, always treat them with respect and caution. Best of 🍀luck to you and stay safe guys🇺🇸👍🏻❤️
The only problem with this channel is that no matter how fast the framerate is, you always want to see it faster.
Amazing video :)
Exactly lol I thought they were going to go all out. It was a bit disappointing tbh.
Scott is a really a nice guy when he does not play his role (in which he is amazing too!)
Fantastic collab! You all had great chemistry and Scott especially seems like a great guy. Cheers
Thank you for your loud noise warnings. I always appreciate them.
What an awesome collab!
Thanks for taking the trip Gav & Dan, always amazing to see these crazy things that everyone just assumes is instant broken down.
Scott, you are a madman....I love it!
It's weird to see Scott behaving like a normal human... 😂😁😜
But yeah, THAT was the collab we wanted. Because explosions are happening friggin fast... 😇
We definitely need more of this Collab.
Absolutely incredible the details your camera pick up that would otherwise be missed
Between this and the ballistic gel video I’m convinced this is the best collab
There getting closer to a Demolition ranch collaboration, nice vid guys with kentucky
This is great!! Love to see what Kentucky has been up to since the incident and really glad you guys were able to do a collab together!!! Makes me think we may get a Demo/Slow Mo collab one day. Either way, I look forward to more Kentucky collabs like this!!
I think we can all agree that cross-over videos are frikkin awesome. Especially when they happen to be two of your favorite channels!
Two of my favorite channels together. Thanks for doing this. Awesome collab, please do more
Man this is one of the best channel pair-ups ever. It's like you guys were made to collaborate with each other!
The fact that Scott is still here and watching guns blow up is extraordinary.
Scott is built different. Tanks a .50 cal explosion to the face, and makes videos about guns exploding.
Yall and KB are a match made in heaven. Hopefully there will be a lot more videos with yall 3
Ya know, it's honestly great to see the Slo Mo Guys and KB collab for a video because you know it'll be great
This is everything I'd hoped for and more! Thank you Scott, Dan and Gav!
This is one of those collabs that I never thought about but seems so obvious now that it's happened. Look forward to seeing y'all team up again!
Even if you are really not a gun nut, there is something wonderful about Scott and his channel, he has fun, puts on a show and fires absolute monsters
this Collab was an absolute blast to watch from both here and KentuckyBallistics side. look forward to whatever future collabs might bring.
The collab we didn't know we needed. This was a brilliant episode, and I wouldn't mind seeing how other pistol and rifle platforms react to spicy meatballs.
Love both the channels. Looking forward to more collabs. Let's get you guys doing stuff with all the Texas GunTubers too!
I love how Scott seems nervous like yall are celebrities
just got recommended his original explosion video the other day, watched the followups, and thought "this guy needs a slow-mo camera or eve better, a slow mo guys collab", and here it is a week later. You're welcome everyone for manifesting this amazing video!
I know most people who watch this video won’t think about this, but it’s nice to see you guys doing content with guns and gun-tubers. There’s such a negative stigma in the media today for something that shouldn’t be demonized and should be understood and respected instead. Love the channel, great video
I love that during the entire intro Gav looks like he has antlers... Probably my favorite part of any video... LOVE IT!
What are you on about?
@@skussy69 I'm not understanding your question... Are you asking about my comment or my UA-cam account?
@@asamateurasitgets514 he's asking what you meant by your initial comment
I love that it looked like he has antlers. Like deer… That’s it… pretty simple.
That had to be one hell of a reaction Scott had when he 1st saw a message from the slow mo guys. Even a super star like Will Smith seemed unusually geeked out working with Gav and Dan. Def YT legends now.
This is a collab I never saw coming, gonna enjoy it
11:11 I love the face of Scott when Gav says he is slowing doing every second to 2 hours.
It’s a free floating barrel 😂 love watching you guys now. Thanks Scott for having them on your channel. You guys are awesome
This is an extremely underrated comment... 10/10 pun
gives a good appreciation for how tough the mechanisms are.
I hope Scott furnished you lads with some fresh "Stick a Thumb in it!" Tees after the Kentucky Roulette session!! His survival was incredible. What's also awesome is the way the community pulled together and made content for Scott's channel while he was recovering.
This is one of the best collaborations on UA-cam I really hope the three of you work together in the future
I am one of the people who suggested this colaboration. Somehow It is fun and heartwarming to see people from such radically different cultures and mentalities come together in friendly cooperation. They have different senses of humor as well. So it is great seening people get along. It gives me hope for humanity.
We are all glad that Scott survived. He’s become a part of my weekly life pretty much I look forward to his videos every time he releases one. I love that dude.
The Slo Mo Guys and Scott at Kentucky Ballistics are two of my all time favorite channels. Awesome to see you all do a video together. Hope you guys can do it again sometime. Great stuff!
Probably one of the best colabs with a GunTuber in a really long while, thanks for doing this!