I was hoping to get to comment about this because I didn’t even get to see the face disappear, I just saw the Furby get shot and the slowmo just shows how fast that hollow point is going.
@@marioncobretti7870 The rifles themselves are far larger and heavier for a .50 BMG. They're not designed to be shouldered by normal humans. They also tend to have muzzle brakes in many cases.
@@kenofken9458 the firing mechanism seems to compress as its fired as well, lots of moving parts. I would imagine its beyond a simple, its just heavier with a muzzle break. I bet if a muzzle break was on the t rex it would still kick way harder.
The slomo of the furby getting shot is incredible! The shockwave from the muzzle blast following the bullet was so far behind ! And so powerful! Love the editing lately Scott!
Scott you never cease to amaze and entertain. And can we all appreciate how Scott can fire the 577 T Rex multiple times without showing any signs that it’s bothering him and the level of control he has with that shoulder cannon. Truly amazing.
@@SpikeJonesTheCr0oked and his background, he's said in the past he has experience in the police force or something along those lines and presumably extensive gun training and just years and years of experience
It would be interesting to see a follow up video where you take rounds that failed to penetrate the level 4 body armor and shoot a ballistic zombie torso "wearing" the armor to see how the bones and internal organs hold up to the impact.
That Furby, soaring through the air, whilst mid-conversation ... is the content none of us knew we needed, and yet Scott blessed us with it anyway . This man knows how to squeeze the absolute most out of every single moment of content that he posts. Always on point. Always entertaining. Always relatable. Currently perusing eBay for a batch of furbies to take with me on my next range visit😆
@mea t Cool. How does your comment in any way negate what I said? Whether edited or not, the Furby in the video would've been singin' for his supper as well. P.S. I bet you're an absolute blast at parties!!
The great thing about this channel is that we can watch a guy do all kinds of things that we could never do at a public or private gun club . So a big thanks 😊
If you break down the slow-motion scene of the Furby shot, you can see the shockwave following a considerable distance (as per sound) behind the round itself, and literally blowing away the debris that the round left in it's wake. It's pretty impressive.
So, you're saying the shockwave destroyed what was left of the Furby after the bullet did its business This is the appropriate weapon to bring against their numbers
5:10 I wouldn't even say that it cut through the plate like a hot knife through butter, more like a tank plowing through a house. That rifle is an absolute BEAST!
"Complete separation like my parents marriage" and the cutaway to the facial expression was genius humor, cracked me up hard. Thanks for laughs Kentucky ballistics. You guys are killing it .
Sorry you have to be canadian or live there or whatever. They went full 1984 there. But the good news is that if you cant stand living there anymore, now it’s legal for them to off you to reduce carbon emissions haha.🐸
Used to build the 700 Remington safari grade in 458 win and 416 REM. We had to double spring the floor plate release to prevent the recoil from blowing open the plate. The angle of the catch is also critical and has to be hand filed perfectly
maybe, but the person wearing their body armor likely would not be a repeat customer because the concussive force that would still be transmitted into your body is still probably going to be enough to rupture your insides. You'd bleed out but just be an easier mess to clean up for everyone else afterwards
@@ram89572 not a lot of people are too educated on that matter so it's good to see someone giving facts. A lot of people think "it caught the bullet so it must be fine" but in some cases (like the 577) all it changes is whether the bullets kills you by zipping through you or by Thanos snapping the bones in your upper torso
The magazine opening scenario is exactly what you need when an elefant is charging at you and you need to get off a second shot really quick 😂 Edit: 577 likes at this moment 😎
Kentucky Ballistics has quickly became my favorite TH-cam content creator. Always interesting, intros are hilarious, and the characters he has are funny as heck!
Been hunting, shooting, and reloading most of my life. I've taught many people how to shoot. Scott is an outstanding shooter in many ways, but nothing impresses me more than his ability to fire these massive guns accurately without a hint of a flinch. I don't think I can adequately express how rare and special that is. Blows my mind.
....does anyone else notice how incredible the KB production is?? 4K, good audio, great camera work, good writing, good editing... yep. * smack * that's a ten.
7:24 - Slow-mo Furby shot. Dude, that is SO freaking cool how you can see the muzzle blast clear off the table right after he turns Furby inside out and blasts him into the next dimension. Great stuff...
I always get excited to see the video will be about the 577 Tyrannosaur. And then you introduce a new one too!? Congrats, she's gorgeous. What a cartridge. Love that it's 1 of 24.
Wow, now there are two of them! The Stock of your new 577 Tyrannosaurus looks beautiful. Can't wait to see more of it. Although, I prefer the A-Square Model, for its bulkiness. Also nice Mortal Kombat reference. But today's Highlight were the Slowmos of the Furbys. Hilarious, how they talk, while being kicked up in the air and landing with an "outch". Also a really gruesome devastation of the last Furby, may he rest in pieces. I also hope, that you were able to get at least one of the Bullets out of the body armor. Would love to see how much they deformed and if it's even possible, to identify it as a bullet anymore. Greetings from Germany.
Honestly my favorite part was watching the bullet completely rip through Furby, then it just get pushed by a big puff of air from the expanding gas. Another great one!
It’s interesting to see the channels I watch change over the years. I got one thing to say man your content just gets better and better every time. I love all the stuff that you do man you got to bring more of that T-Rex into the mix. He’s awesome.
Just goes to show the benefits of a heavier rifle occasionally! People are always trying to make lighter stocks out of carbon fiber or whatever the next big thing is, but wood or synthetic with some weight behind it can really help with the recoil. Also, loved the parents separation comment.... Lol Way to call out your camera man 😉
For real. One of the guns I own is an old Winchester Model 37, a very light single shot shotgun. The recoil from firing high velocity slugs (1,600fps / 1,700fps) through it feels less like a shove and more like an actual sting. It's kinda addictive, but firing a few of those in a row means guaranteed bruising.
That was nuts!! You might get a gunsmith to replace the trap door release with a piece that's flush to the trigger guard. That new gun is too nice for that issue.
That round hits hard!! Awesome and hilarious as always, can tell after every shot that you love doing this. Thanks for doing what you do and that feature on that rifle is a little ridiculous.
I watched a video last night of several people shooting the 577 at a shooting range. Most could hardly hold on to it, and the ones who managed to hold on to it were knocked on their butts. Its amazing watching you just shoot it.
But if the king of elephant rifles Scott can't handle the recoil and not hit the button accidentally every shot them who the heck can?! Seems like an issue they should have caught In the design phase.
@@TheAbyssalStorm It's bad design, putting the magazine release on the inside of the trigger guard like that given just how hard that rifle kicks. I doubt very many people would actually be able to keep from bumping it and dumping the mag spring out the bottom like that every time they fire that weapon.
the exact same system was on the old arisakas from over 100 years ago and when the russians got their hands on some, in the russo-japanese war, they immediately sawed that thing off (or took the effort to disable it by putting metal ring around the trigger guard so that it would be unable to move). yerp. very very old issue, my friend. pretty cool to think, though.
As always, such a killer video Scott! This one was especially epic, the .577 Tyranosaur is so insane! Every video with that beast of a gun is great. I really enjoyed how many different types of rounds you shot. I wish you could get a block of clear ballistic gel big enough to catch and show how large of a wound channel this rifle can make, particularly with the soft point, and brass hollow point.
It's wild to consider everything happening the moment the bullet hits the plate. Plate usually looks like that after a few boxes of ammo. Epic boomstick, congrats
Holy guacamole. At 7:26 you can literally see the wave of gas pressure hitting the target that came from behind the projectile. That round is unbelievably powerful.
Well thanks, because now I'm craving guacamole and was reminded that I need to take out a 14th mortage to put gas in my dang car. Jerk...haveaday yourself!
Congrats on the table flip and on the first try but the 577 is a beautiful weapon and I love the old time feel to this beautiful gun. Keep up the great openings
Wow! Love the video and I’m sure the folks at Premier are impressed and shocked that their plates stopped those rounds that the plates aren’t technically rated to stop. But send the plates to them for a forensic/QA analysis so they can improve.
Give it a rating of 6 if they develop one that you can actually move in that will stop that round nose solid _WITHOUT_ deforming so badly on the back that it gorilla punches your heart.
Really, it becomes pretty immaterial if the armor stopped the round, I think, because it would have shattered their sternum and blown chunks of ribs through their torso, I suspect. Heart-stopping impact as well.
Would be great to see the damage it does with the body armour on a ballistic dummy 👀 that way we could see the damage it would actually do to a person! 👍
@Warren Harrison it's more for seeing what it would do to the ribs/organs, I think with sheer energy transfer all of those rounds would of been fatal. Organs would pop inside you!
Coincidentally, Gun Jesus over at Forgotten Weapons just posted a video on Finnish service Arisaka rifles with the same type of magazine release, and the solution that the Russians devised was either to just wrap a bit of sheet metal around the trigger guard to prevent the trigger release from being accidentally pushed or to grind/file the release nub flush with the trigger guard so you have to deliberately reach in and press the release...
Wonder flip of the table. The weird part about it is I knew it was going to land on its feet before you flipped it and I haven't seen the show before today. Beautiful English Walnut stocks on the rifles. The company will have to redesign the magazine catch to the side of the rifle.
When it comes to the 577 Tyrannosaur I wonder if you would hurt less without wearing the armor plate. Seems like a clear through 60 caliber hole (depending on where it hits) would not hurt as much as having the armor plate turn your insides into jelly as it 'kisses' you backbone.
The way the shockwave/muzzle blast of the rifle tears into the disintegrating Furby is the closest thing to fine art this channel ever has, or ever will, achieve. And that is no insult. It was glorious.
I hope everyone appreciates how much money Scott spends on his videos. I have no idea how it compares to other gun channels, but his focus on the large calibers means he often spends many hundreds - and in some case thousands - of dollars in ammo costs alone. Add the tables, the vehicles, the props, the targets, and the cleanup, and there's no telling what these videos cost. And we're not even considering the price of those guns!!!
The 577 T-Rex is no joke! I hope you enjoy the video and thanks for watching!
Hi if you reply it would make my day
Nice video
Don’t get the rex mad you’ll regret it
have a good day man love the vids i know this one gonna be a banger😎
How did you get level 4 body armour is it easy to get
The shockwave on the furby is insane and shows how powerful this thing is.
The furby was shot, then the blast of the fire ball launched the furby. Pretty crazy right there.
not gonna lie, that furby slo mo hurt my brain! there was a lot of scientific “stuff” going on and it was AWESOME!
That’s a whole lot of things going on! I watched it a few times and still find it hard to comprehend the power
I was hoping to get to comment about this because I didn’t even get to see the face disappear, I just saw the Furby get shot and the slowmo just shows how fast that hollow point is going.
Not much impresses me nowadays, but good God….that was awesome. What a round.
For those that are wondering, the 30-06 recoil is around 22 ft lbs, the 50BMG recoil is around 80ft lbs., the 577 T-Rex recoil is around 170 ft lbs.
Double the recoil energy and then some
Some types of artillery use a shock absorber to handle the recoil. I'm surprised that guns chambered in the .577 T-Rex don't have that.
The engineering of a 50 bmg to absorb what it does is incredible. Its a more powerful round
@@marioncobretti7870 The rifles themselves are far larger and heavier for a .50 BMG. They're not designed to be shouldered by normal humans. They also tend to have muzzle brakes in many cases.
@@kenofken9458 the firing mechanism seems to compress as its fired as well, lots of moving parts. I would imagine its beyond a simple, its just heavier with a muzzle break. I bet if a muzzle break was on the t rex it would still kick way harder.
How Scott’s dad kept a straight face while filming when he said “like my parents marriage, a complete separation” is beyond me 😂😂
Also with the fact that his father is the one recording the videos. Xd
Emotional damage in Scott’s face LOL
Bc it’s not funny
That's the sad part of this video...I am sorry for that.
Wait, did they actually separate?
Holy cow!! That muzzle blast on the furby was INSANE!!!
Yeah it was pretty awesome !
Damn shockwave!!!
I love that this was the second comment. I was gonna say the same!
Bad enough to be hit by a hunk of brass. But then the aftershock arrived...
The slomo of the furby getting shot is incredible! The shockwave from the muzzle blast following the bullet was so far behind ! And so powerful! Love the editing lately Scott!
swept it up and into the wind
Scott you never cease to amaze and entertain.
And can we all appreciate how Scott can fire the 577 T Rex multiple times without showing any signs that it’s bothering him and the level of control he has with that shoulder cannon.
Truly amazing.
I mean when you take a .50 to the face, jugular, and lung I think recoil just stops affecting you
@@Albatross0913 yea I suppose recoil would tickle at that point.😂
He has his thumb on the stock to absorb the recoil
Its a combination of his size, being in shape, and technique if I had to guess.
@@SpikeJonesTheCr0oked and his background, he's said in the past he has experience in the police force or something along those lines and presumably extensive gun training and just years and years of experience
7:25 It's neat seeing the delay between the bullet impact and the muzzle blast reaching the Furby.
It would be interesting to see a follow up video where you take rounds that failed to penetrate the level 4 body armor and shoot a ballistic zombie torso "wearing" the armor to see how the bones and internal organs hold up to the impact.
It looks like it'd toss your spine out in the most painful of fashions lol
Yes please!!!
brilliant idea!
Short answer, they don't.
That Furby, soaring through the air, whilst mid-conversation ... is the content none of us knew we needed, and yet Scott blessed us with it anyway . This man knows how to squeeze the absolute most out of every single moment of content that he posts. Always on point. Always entertaining. Always relatable. Currently perusing eBay for a batch of furbies to take with me on my next range visit😆
The furby noises are edited in
@mea t Cool. How does your comment in any way negate what I said? Whether edited or not, the Furby in the video would've been singin' for his supper as well.
P.S. I bet you're an absolute blast at parties!!
@@whiskey_tango_alpha_foxtrot Never said it did.
im only making a point.
The great thing about this channel is that we can watch a guy do all kinds of things that we could never do at a public or private gun club . So a big thanks 😊
I feel sorry for the gun club/range folks, I can step out on my back deck and shoot as much as I want.
@@scottmitchell1884 Same here, got a nice range setup in my backyard.
It was the first thing I did when I bought my house.
I have the place to shoot like this. I don’t have the money to buy guns just to blow up
@@ryanhamstra49 No Kidding!!! 😂
I don’t think I could bring myself to it even if I had the money.
Yall ever heard of the woods? Go shoot some trees you pansys lmao
If you break down the slow-motion scene of the Furby shot, you can see the shockwave following a considerable distance (as per sound) behind the round itself, and literally blowing away the debris that the round left in it's wake. It's pretty impressive.
Was hoping I want the only one that noticed that
I seen that also. It was crazy seeing the gases from the round catching the furby and other debry on the table and everything picking up speed.
So, you're saying the shockwave destroyed what was left of the Furby after the bullet did its business
This is the appropriate weapon to bring against their numbers
Hey Scott. Would be great to see the effect of the bullet stopping (like the soft point) with the plate over a zombie torso. And SEE how lethal it is
300% agree!
YES!!
YES X3!!!!!
Yes
Just what I was thinking
5:10
I wouldn't even say that it cut through the plate like a hot knife through butter, more like a tank plowing through a house.
That rifle is an absolute BEAST!
The sudden smash cut to you OBLITERATING that furby was amazing
Your ability to absorb all that recoil is utterly amazing!! You sir, are a beast!!!
Scotinator
Scottosaurus Rex....
@@frenchroast1355 🤣
It's weight of his massive balls, the shear weight keeps him planted to the ground better then the average man. If not it'd throw him 6ft back
I hope he doesn't suffer a detached retina.
Love your content, intros, and humor. Keep up the great work, Scott.
"Complete separation like my parents marriage" and the cutaway to the facial expression was genius humor, cracked me up hard. Thanks for laughs Kentucky ballistics. You guys are killing it .
Your production has gotten a lot better over the years.
it couldn't do anything but get better!!!
Yes, but there are no more full auto friday, my favourite.
When he adds drones, then we know he may be getting a little uppity...
He actually bought a slow mo camera unlike that bigger gun channel in Texas
@@stc3145 is it a actual slo mo or just cell phone ultra slo mo. Like android
Okay, but now we really need to know what that body armor deformation does to a Ballistics labs zombie torso.
Probably a lot of internal bleeding and torn skin lol. But yeah, I'd love to see that
Yes
A furby getting sent to the moon by a 577 T-rex is exactly what I wanted to watch today, thank you Scott.
I can agree with you.
Sorry you have to be canadian or live there or whatever. They went full 1984 there. But the good news is that if you cant stand living there anymore, now it’s legal for them to off you to reduce carbon emissions haha.🐸
@@RogersGirl88 what are you on about
@@RogersGirl88 ok, sociopathic clown
The accuracy of that shot on that furby was so on point.
The furbee impact was devastating, followed immediately by the blast wave from the tactical nuclear weapon inside the casing
Used to build the 700 Remington safari grade in 458 win and 416 REM. We had to double spring the floor plate release to prevent the recoil from blowing open the plate. The angle of the catch is also critical and has to be hand filed perfectly
I have seen a lot of rounds punch a hole through armor but the way that fmj folded the armor back out of the wad was dang impressive.
No one is happier with this video than the team over at Premier Body Armor, grabbing the 577s like that. 👌
maybe, but the person wearing their body armor likely would not be a repeat customer because the concussive force that would still be transmitted into your body is still probably going to be enough to rupture your insides. You'd bleed out but just be an easier mess to clean up for everyone else afterwards
@@ram89572 not a lot of people are too educated on that matter so it's good to see someone giving facts. A lot of people think "it caught the bullet so it must be fine" but in some cases (like the 577) all it changes is whether the bullets kills you by zipping through you or by Thanos snapping the bones in your upper torso
I really love Scott’s sense of humor! This video had me laughing out loud like many of Scott’s videos
The magazine opening scenario is exactly what you need when an elefant is charging at you and you need to get off a second shot really quick 😂
Edit: 577 likes at this moment 😎
If ya shooting elephants you deserve to be trampled tbh.
ITs like fast hands in call of duty 🤣 Just helps you reload faster thats all
Reload canceling only works in video games my friend :D
Wouldn't want the magazine dumping rounds on a charging Cape Buffalo.The widow maker. 😔 😟 😢 😭 BTW, it's elephant 🐘.
That's why dangerous game hunters use doubles--instant followup if needed. Their guide also has a BIG gun for backup.
Kentucky Ballistics has quickly became my favorite TH-cam content creator. Always interesting, intros are hilarious, and the characters he has are funny as heck!
Been hunting, shooting, and reloading most of my life. I've taught many people how to shoot. Scott is an outstanding shooter in many ways, but nothing impresses me more than his ability to fire these massive guns accurately without a hint of a flinch. I don't think I can adequately express how rare and special that is. Blows my mind.
This guy never fails to entertain me. All the best from Austria!
....does anyone else notice how incredible the KB production is?? 4K, good audio, great camera work, good writing, good editing... yep. * smack * that's a ten.
Pure vanilla.
7:24 - Slow-mo Furby shot.
Dude, that is SO freaking cool how you can see the muzzle blast clear off the table right after he turns Furby inside out and blasts him into the next dimension. Great stuff...
I always get excited to see the video will be about the 577 Tyrannosaur. And then you introduce a new one too!? Congrats, she's gorgeous. What a cartridge. Love that it's 1 of 24.
Wow, now there are two of them! The Stock of your new 577 Tyrannosaurus looks beautiful. Can't wait to see more of it. Although, I prefer the A-Square Model, for its bulkiness.
Also nice Mortal Kombat reference.
But today's Highlight were the Slowmos of the Furbys. Hilarious, how they talk, while being kicked up in the air and landing with an "outch". Also a really gruesome devastation of the last Furby, may he rest in pieces.
I also hope, that you were able to get at least one of the Bullets out of the body armor. Would love to see how much they deformed and if it's even possible, to identify it as a bullet anymore.
Greetings from Germany.
Honestly my favorite part was watching the bullet completely rip through Furby, then it just get pushed by a big puff of air from the expanding gas.
Another great one!
It’s interesting to see the channels I watch change over the years. I got one thing to say man your content just gets better and better every time. I love all the stuff that you do man you got to bring more of that T-Rex into the mix. He’s awesome.
Knowing your dad is there helping with the videos coupled with the look past the camera makes that joke savage 🤣
@8:18
*FUN FACT*
The rounds for a .577 Tyrannosaur costs around $75 to $175 a piece.
Just goes to show the benefits of a heavier rifle occasionally! People are always trying to make lighter stocks out of carbon fiber or whatever the next big thing is, but wood or synthetic with some weight behind it can really help with the recoil. Also, loved the parents separation comment.... Lol Way to call out your camera man 😉
For real. One of the guns I own is an old Winchester Model 37, a very light single shot shotgun. The recoil from firing high velocity slugs (1,600fps / 1,700fps) through it feels less like a shove and more like an actual sting. It's kinda addictive, but firing a few of those in a row means guaranteed bruising.
Muzzle brakes help with that
Every video Scott puts out is a gift to us. God bless your shoulder 🤘🤘🤘
“It’s like à big napkin that you wear”
I will treasure this quote
The tiny jumps in preparation of firing something that huge 🤣🤣
Always great stuff.
Cheers,
T
Also, need more outtakes.
Toodles!
"That worked like my parents marriage, a complete separation."
I feel that.
what's dirty is his dad is the camera man LOL
You can see the smoke hitting the furby like a pressure wave in the slomo. It's fantastic.
7:25 the blast from the gun still having enough energy to knock the furby back is extremely impressive to me.
epic effect
That was nuts!! You might get a gunsmith to replace the trap door release with a piece that's flush to the trigger guard. That new gun is too nice for that issue.
Other gun channels does too much talking but Scott here gets straight to the point
Wow! That 577 T-Rex is a BEAST!! Strap those plates on The Predator. Would really like to see how fast Predator falls. Great content, Scott!!
He calls it "The Predinator"😂
Auuuuughh.. get to dah scrap metal choppah!!!
That round hits hard!! Awesome and hilarious as always, can tell after every shot that you love doing this. Thanks for doing what you do and that feature on that rifle is a little ridiculous.
I watched a video last night of several people shooting the 577 at a shooting range. Most could hardly hold on to it, and the ones who managed to hold on to it were knocked on their butts. Its amazing watching you just shoot it.
That .577 is a beast. Not liking the mag release issue with the new rifle though.
That’s just the recoil pushing Scott’s hand into the button. It isn’t a design issue, just Scott not realizing how much punch the new model has.
But if the king of elephant rifles Scott can't handle the recoil and not hit the button accidentally every shot them who the heck can?! Seems like an issue they should have caught In the design phase.
@@TheAbyssalStorm It's bad design, putting the magazine release on the inside of the trigger guard like that given just how hard that rifle kicks. I doubt very many people would actually be able to keep from bumping it and dumping the mag spring out the bottom like that every time they fire that weapon.
@@schroth8736 yup, if the recoil king can't... who can?
the exact same system was on the old arisakas from over 100 years ago and when the russians got their hands on some, in the russo-japanese war, they immediately sawed that thing off (or took the effort to disable it by putting metal ring around the trigger guard so that it would be unable to move). yerp. very very old issue, my friend. pretty cool to think, though.
As always, such a killer video Scott! This one was especially epic, the .577 Tyranosaur is so insane! Every video with that beast of a gun is great. I really enjoyed how many different types of rounds you shot. I wish you could get a block of clear ballistic gel big enough to catch and show how large of a wound channel this rifle can make, particularly with the soft point, and brass hollow point.
I second the motion! Line 'em up and let's see how many it will go through in sequence!
Yes! Talk to clear ballistics and get 160" of gel. Maybe 3 feet wide and high in case of deviation.
@@sixfourlonley agreed! It's definitely not going to go in a straight line for very long.
It's wild to consider everything happening the moment the bullet hits the plate. Plate usually looks like that after a few boxes of ammo. Epic boomstick, congrats
Holy guacamole. At 7:26 you can literally see the wave of gas pressure hitting the target that came from behind the projectile. That round is unbelievably powerful.
Of course, guacamole is not Holy, that would be Jesus, and he intended 🥑 avocados from which guacamole is made.
😁.
Well thanks, because now I'm craving guacamole and was reminded that I need to take out a 14th mortage to put gas in my dang car. Jerk...haveaday yourself!
How can you figuratively see it instead?
@@yourfriendlyneighborhoodin1559 Jesus is a myth. Most likely the human representation of a psychedelic drug.
@@MSgtHavoc I suppose by closing your eyes and imagining it.
Congrats on the table flip and on the first try but the 577 is a beautiful weapon and I love the old time feel to this beautiful gun. Keep up the great openings
That slowmo blast wave clearing the table after the Furby - brilliant!
Wow! Love the video and I’m sure the folks at Premier are impressed and shocked that their plates stopped those rounds that the plates aren’t technically rated to stop. But send the plates to them for a forensic/QA analysis so they can improve.
Fantastic idea. I'm pretty sure they ask for it anyways.
Give it a rating of 6 if they develop one that you can actually move in that will stop that round nose solid _WITHOUT_ deforming so badly on the back that it gorilla punches your heart.
Really, it becomes pretty immaterial if the armor stopped the round, I think, because it would have shattered their sternum and blown chunks of ribs through their torso, I suspect. Heart-stopping impact as well.
You can stop the bullet, but the energy still transfers.
Yup. If you get hit by a semi going 80, you're dead even if nothing penetrates your skin.
@komitadjie yeah. That kind of force, probably at least one deflated lung as well.
That thing hit those jugs like thunderstrikes from Thor's Mjolnir!
That thing is an absolute beast! Even the muzzle blast sent the furbie flying. My .458 is plenty for me thanks.
Great video Scott. Incredibly entertaining and... Scientific... As always 🥳
You always put out great stuff keep it up man
I think he is one of the funniest and most down to earth guntubers on here. Nice to see another Kentucky person on here with me
7:20
I’ve never wanted to see something more in my LIFE
That was hilarious!!! 😂
I swear Scott's reactions in his skits are so damn funny! It honestly makes me wish I could like it more than once
He's actually immature and annoying 🙄
Thank you for another great video Scott, keep up the good work 🍻
Z = Love
I’m loving the furby addition lately 😂
Would be great to see the damage it does with the body armour on a ballistic dummy 👀 that way we could see the damage it would actually do to a person! 👍
O_O
That gel block definitely gave some idea.
@Warren Harrison it's more for seeing what it would do to the ribs/organs, I think with sheer energy transfer all of those rounds would of been fatal. Organs would pop inside you!
9:41 THAT’S WHAT SHE SAID!!!!!!!😂
Ohhh my the wood grain on the new 577 is just gorgeous!😮
Hey Scott, why don't you compare your Elephant Guns with the 50 BMG!
Waiting for the day Scott gets a life sized t-rex head from those ballistic gel ppl and really test out that Rex rifle 😁
That pause after saying “it’s like my parent’s marriage, a complete separation” has earned you a subscribe.
Coincidentally, Gun Jesus over at Forgotten Weapons just posted a video on Finnish service Arisaka rifles with the same type of magazine release, and the solution that the Russians devised was either to just wrap a bit of sheet metal around the trigger guard to prevent the trigger release from being accidentally pushed or to grind/file the release nub flush with the trigger guard so you have to deliberately reach in and press the release...
Right??
I’m very curious as to what Scott’s shoulder looks like after shooting these massive guns this much
Better your shoulder than mine!! Thanks for saving me... That's 1 hell of a punch!!
These will always be the highlight of my week. Sometimes makes me wish I lived in the states so these kinds of things were available to me
Wonder flip of the table. The weird part about it is I knew it was going to land on its feet before you flipped it and I haven't seen the show before today.
Beautiful English Walnut stocks on the rifles.
The company will have to redesign the magazine catch to the side of the rifle.
When it comes to the 577 Tyrannosaur I wonder if you would hurt less without wearing the armor plate. Seems like a clear through 60 caliber hole (depending on where it hits) would not hurt as much as having the armor plate turn your insides into jelly as it 'kisses' you backbone.
"kisses"..... more like donkey punching and double fisting...
I'd like to see what a belt fed version of that would do to various targets
For when you need to fight emus
The way the shockwave/muzzle blast of the rifle tears into the disintegrating Furby is the closest thing to fine art this channel ever has, or ever will, achieve. And that is no insult. It was glorious.
Scott once again you brought the fire and thank you for mentioning the fact that even if you have body armor on you are still going to feel the punch
You win- the intro made me laugh. And it's fun watching you absorb that recoil- the .338 WM is past my comfort zone.
The 577 Tyrannosaur is definitely something you can’t dual weld
The 577 T-Rex is an Awesome Rifle! Another Great Video, Scott!
Scott's face as the truck is getting wrecked in the intro cracked me up 😂😂😂
My boy heard me out! Thank u Scott! I've been waiting for this one!🤣
I was not expecting you to blast the Furby, but I absolutely lost it when you did! 😂🤣😂🤣
The table flip and attitude convinced me to hit subscribe. Good job 👍
You are a legend Scott, thank you for making these videos, I binge watch these in my basement.
Furby in slow mo looked like the bomb test videos showing the shock wave blowing the houses over. Love that gun
The look on Scott's face when that truck took off on the tow was worth the click alone.
I hope everyone appreciates how much money Scott spends on his videos. I have no idea how it compares to other gun channels, but his focus on the large calibers means he often spends many hundreds - and in some case thousands - of dollars in ammo costs alone. Add the tables, the vehicles, the props, the targets, and the cleanup, and there's no telling what these videos cost. And we're not even considering the price of those guns!!!
The fact that the muzzle blast skinned furby is amazing!
Yep even thou the Armor stopped the King of The Jungle bullet, your organs would be liquified and bones turned to jelly. 😂
When Furby got shot the bullet hits then the shockwave blew the water off the table. The power is hard to comprehend.
I wish I could like this video twice for that table throw.
When that "FATALITY, FLAWLESS VICTORY" popped up, why did I just laugh out loud
Ngl I got a litte emotionally attached to furby and it was adorable when you fed it your finger...I DID NOT EXPECT YOU TO DECIMATE HIS FACE!!!
That furby is smart.
On the first shot he jumped straight up to avoid getting shot.
Simply superb…..Furby gettin the good news made me laugh.