Matt be careful when using 9mm rounds, if it were to ricochet off a lock and hit you, it could blow at least one of your lungs out the back of your body.
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I owned an ARX100 for a few years. A few things about your gun... The button under the trigger guard is a magazine release. The side buttons were put there to make Americans feel more comfortable with the operation, but the button under the trigger guard is much easier to use. You can buy a knob for the charging handle if you are not going to move it from left to right often. It costs about $5 and you simply push it on over the peg and it'll lock itself into it with a spring. This will save your knuckle. The grenade launcher cover can be replaced by a picatiny rail. I think that one was $20, and it lets you take full advantage of all the accessories you can use with a picatiny rail. You can find short barrels from Beretta in case you want to SBR it. It's simple to swap out, and better Beretta sells them every now and then even if they tell you they don't know when. The gun accepts Gen2 PMAGs, but not Gen3. You can make the Gen3s work if you remove the two little ledges on the back side of the magazine. The gun is awesome and everyone I know that had one loved it. You can run it pretty much dry and it'll still work. Beretta says if you oil it, you only need one or two drops and you're set.
@@bracoop2 There are only a handful of manufactures that actually produce the the major AR 15 parts (receivers, BCGs). So, there is a good chance an inexpensive brand is just using "rejected" parts that function 100%. Such as PSA's FN Barrels, FN rejected them so PSA bought them for a discount. And then there is Inter Ordnance... My point: The platform (in spec) is vastly superior to the ARX. The Italians never entertain steel cased ammo, which is odd considering how poor they are (because of their EU membership).
Solid points I came here to make, but FYI, the button under the trigger guard is NOT a magazine release, and IS a bolt catch. Just double-checked my own ARX-100 and confirmed this to be the case.
Button under trigger guard is a bolt catch release, not a mag release. IMHO you don't need to buy new parts for the weapon, just instead of using your index finger to rack, use the palm of your hand. Palm of your hand facing towards your face, pull the lever towards your shoulder flexing that Bicep, and you should be good to go with no busted knuckles. Edit: exactly as he racked his AK at 16:05
Unironically something worth knowing for security. The lock is one part of the picture. The people, doors, door frames, walls, electronic access, elevators, etc all need to be at least as secure.
this is when you need Mk.211 Raufoss ammo. "Fuck the lock, fuck the door, fuck the guy standing behind the door, and fuck anybody standing behind the guy."
The Lockpicking Lawyer just covered a Master Lock made for the military, too. I'd say it mirrors the Federal Governments policies for the military, too -- ineffective for its stated purpose and actually hampering the military with unintended consequences that make it worse than doing nothing.
Now I wanna see a LockPickingLawyer and Matt do a race to see how many locks they can unlock in a certain amount of time. Matt gets a variety of guns, but has to run them in order (start small and then go large). First one to finish line wins....subscribers. DO IT FOR THE SUBS MATT
Matt is so awesome, it’s great to watch and see how far he’s gotten over the years, and I finally got to see him in person, was just at the restaurant I work at a little bit ago, truly amazing!!!
That big lock was designed for Wells Fargo wagons in the late 1800's to early 1900s. It was designed to repel revolver and lever action bullets. Used to protect bank transfers and mail.
The thing i love about matt is that he hasn't let any of this change who he is as a person, through the growth of his channel, the ups and downs, he's still the same matt i subbed to so many years ago. I hope that if matt reads any negative comments that he ends his day reading this one. Love ya matt, keep being you
When hes using the keys it reminds me when you have too much items in your inventory but your looking for the most obvious one but cant find it. Also good work bro keep the vids going my dude
Hey Matt! So if you want to test if a metal is hardend, take a file to it, if the file cuts deep into the metal, it's soft, but if it "skates"/doesn't cut that means the metal is harder than the file. Love the content keep it up!
For real? This is the second comment from the top? Ok America, we’re super screwed. When common knowledge becomes acclaimed knowledge… we’re screwed. Ok hunter biden, you’re on pasta duty. I like lots of parmesan on top…. I give up 😅
He should be an actual actor he's not bad at all... Was in cinematography class so I'm not speaking out my ass or just being a fan. He really is a good actor if you think about it.
As a BF4 player, i'm very happy to see this video today. Thanks for that. This is actually my favorite weapon in BF4. Made so many kills with that beast. Looks great to me even tho it looks thicker IRL than IG but damn, loving it. Thanks for that Matt !
I've had an ARX100 for years, and I do enjoy shooting it. There is a slip-on extended charging handle you can get that eliminates the knuckle-bump while charging the weapon. They did make other barrels for this rifle (even a 10.5" version!) but most of those were only available overseas. But if even a quarter of the Demolitia were to buy one of these rifles, you'd see Beretta import those other barrels pretty stinking quick.
Got an ARX while in the army (we were one of the first regiments to get it). It was amazingly light compared to the previous standard issued rifle (ar70/90). Had lot of fun with it until the Sgt said "meh, you know what? You get the SAW." Was pissed for a while but then found the beauty in it.
@@G-Mastah-Fash the MG was already taken. One guy walked one day in a room where the sgt was "educating" a bunch of pfc (that involved a looooooot of push-ups) and there is an unwritten rule (don't know if you have something similar in the US military): if you see someone with a higher rank doing push-ups (sgt was), you have to join. He didn't, he just closed the door and walked away. From that day and for the next 2 years he was known as "MG Joe".
Oh that was glorious! Interesting thing though: the first two locks are basically ruined now, but the Wells Fargo lock can probably be saved. All you would need is a propane torch, a 3 pound sledgehammer, and some JB Weld.
I'm a lock collector and the Wells Fargo lock is a fantasy reproduction that is recently made. It's not antique at all. The Hi-shear lock is actually the oldest one on the stand. An original Wells Fargo padlock is no where near that big. It would be pretty small actually.
The editing in the intro was top notch. I know that there’s a sneaky cut somewhere in there, but I couldn’t find it, and can only guess that you masked it with the truck. That’s some Hollywood quality shit there!
The 5ton had border that had the cut, it was like 10-15 pixels from borders of the 5Ton outer edges, most visible when it's entering the left edge of the screen.
Man that's really hard to believe because from what I heard recently about how damn powerful that lung blower 9mm is that it can be such a potent load that it'll straight blow your damn lung straight outta your body but yet that 9mm didn't even seem to put a dent in any of those locks and I just can't believe that something so lung blowin powerful didn't even come close to denting any of those locks man science is hella confusing that's all I know haha🤔
Matt- spends years shooting several hundred different items...still surprised by how hot the rounds are when he finds them after penetrating the target!
5:00 if i remember right. that "lock" is rly easy to bypass with tools. "after checking. yes, u can beat that "lock" with only strip of sandpaper and pliers" and im sure u can just hammer in a socket and wrench it open
Not surprised that the lock that the military uses is hard to get the key in/out of. That's been my experience with all locks I've used in the Army back when. :P
When you put the tux jacket and pants on and started shooting it reminded me of that scene on one of the call of dutys where men are casually walking through an airport shooting everyone
Matt has been spending a lot of quality time with Kentucky Ballistics and learning how to make way better openings!!! 😆 I love that he's back to making some more of the classic demo-ranch style videos too...
Matt's opens were great for years. Then he started to get lazy, and his opening sequences got boring. He's just going back to his roots. And, to be fair Kentuckies opens are clearly inspired by Matt.
Matt has always been the preeminent ‘intro’ (and largely content creator - GT content/intros, Roman content/intros. . . Many more greats. . . but Matt has been legend ‘for Eva’.) Great comment.
We used to use locks similar to that middle one in the Navy on our ready service lockers. I hated doing mag temps in the morning because the keys would get stuck like yours and you'd spend 5 mins trying to get it out.
We had a Greenleaf lock at one of the bases I was stationed at... well all the bases I've been stationed, but back to the story. It was old and the key would get stuck like that and it finally broke off inside the lock. It took two other guys and me to push the biggest bolt cutter I've ever seen together to cut through it. Ended up breaking the lock and bolt cutters. Also, I'm pretty sure that mil lock is more than $200. I'm willing to bet you $200 that it's worth more.
@@DaniTheGunsmith Locations only had some giant bolt cutters that were still too small. Even if we had a touch it wouldn't have seen safe around the type of equipment it was. We did talk about it though.
@@DangerRussDayZ6533 why sandpaper?? I would only use a long pointed plyers, put the plyer in the holes in the bolt and turn, I cant se what you would use the sandpaper for
@@thomaseriksen7608 Because there's a famous video of a guy unlocking that lock with a magnet, pliers, and sandpaper. I assumed you were referring to that without crediting it, to make it sound like your own idea.
Matt ARX’s are AWESOME I love that you finally got one I commented many years ago when I got mine about you getting one! I traded mine recently but it also can eject spent shells either side with that small hole in the back use the top of a bullet to press it! I absolutely loved mine and wish I still had it! You can also buy a lower Picatinny rail that replaces that lower plastic piece.
so I know it's a little early but are you doing a Christmas tree burn this year for new years? haven't had one the last few years and I've kinda been missing them.
Matt is literal the smartest guy on the planet. He starts a buisness centered around guns, gets paid to shoot guns in the woods, and then probably uses every gun, bullet, and attachment as a tax write off for the business! Guns as tax write offs, a freaking legend.
Don’t be scared of that 50 cal shrapnel…it’s not that bad 😅😬.
Just put a thumb in it
and he has 2 THUMBS!!
Put a thumb in it.
LEGEND!!
suuuuuure it isn’t
Matt be careful when using 9mm rounds, if it were to ricochet off a lock and hit you, it could blow at least one of your lungs out the back of your body.
😂😂😂😂
Those locks are lucky they don't have lungs
Both. Because it would be more than one piece... We're talkin Mortal Kombat levels of tacky gore jiggling though the air in slo-mo.
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a 5.56 can decapitate a person!!!
I used the ARX in my last year in the Italian Army, I love that gun (and his HEAVIER predecessor AR70/90)
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Fastest moving lockpick I've ever seen. Don't let the lockpicking lawyer see this.
But then you don’t get the satisfaction of shooting it lol
He is still faster.
Pick is fast but bullet is faster.
Was about to say the same
This is a crossover Id love to see.
I owned an ARX100 for a few years. A few things about your gun...
The button under the trigger guard is a magazine release. The side buttons were put there to make Americans feel more comfortable with the operation, but the button under the trigger guard is much easier to use.
You can buy a knob for the charging handle if you are not going to move it from left to right often. It costs about $5 and you simply push it on over the peg and it'll lock itself into it with a spring. This will save your knuckle.
The grenade launcher cover can be replaced by a picatiny rail. I think that one was $20, and it lets you take full advantage of all the accessories you can use with a picatiny rail.
You can find short barrels from Beretta in case you want to SBR it. It's simple to swap out, and better Beretta sells them every now and then even if they tell you they don't know when.
The gun accepts Gen2 PMAGs, but not Gen3. You can make the Gen3s work if you remove the two little ledges on the back side of the magazine.
The gun is awesome and everyone I know that had one loved it. You can run it pretty much dry and it'll still work. Beretta says if you oil it, you only need one or two drops and you're set.
I’ve never had even my cheapest ar’s not eat steel case. Did you ever try it in yours and did it work?
@@bracoop2
There are only a handful of manufactures that actually produce the the major AR 15 parts (receivers, BCGs). So, there is a good chance an inexpensive brand is just using "rejected" parts that function 100%. Such as PSA's FN Barrels, FN rejected them so PSA bought them for a discount. And then there is Inter Ordnance...
My point: The platform (in spec) is vastly superior to the ARX. The Italians never entertain steel cased ammo, which is odd considering how poor they are (because of their EU membership).
Solid points I came here to make, but FYI, the button under the trigger guard is NOT a magazine release, and IS a bolt catch. Just double-checked my own ARX-100 and confirmed this to be the case.
@@bracoop2 I have one as well. It'll eat whatever you put in it. It doesn't care
Button under trigger guard is a bolt catch release, not a mag release.
IMHO you don't need to buy new parts for the weapon, just instead of using your index finger to rack, use the palm of your hand.
Palm of your hand facing towards your face, pull the lever towards your shoulder flexing that Bicep, and you should be good to go with no busted knuckles.
Edit: exactly as he racked his AK at 16:05
The key for the Big old lock could be used as a weapon also.
Matt- “we are seeing which lock is the strongest”
50- “who needs a lock when there is no more door”
Unironically something worth knowing for security. The lock is one part of the picture. The people, doors, door frames, walls, electronic access, elevators, etc all need to be at least as secure.
Best comment ever
this is when you need Mk.211 Raufoss ammo. "Fuck the lock, fuck the door, fuck the guy standing behind the door, and fuck anybody standing behind the guy."
@@fairguinevere666 or even more secure
I'd love to be Matt's local gun shop... Just find the craziest guns available, and always know they won't be on the shelf for long!
the ability to jus buy dumb shit and see it work must be amazing.
I’m sure he has a broker that helps him find these guns I’m guessing that job would be insanely cool
Which one? There's like 7...
@@chad8251 Yeah probably similar to an FPSRussia situation
He is the gun shop at this point
I freaking love your introduction every single time!! The creativity is 100%
“If it can’t handle the steel, it doesn’t deserve the brass.” *Brandon Herrera
High quality machines with tight tolerances deserve high quality ammunition with tight tolerances.
@@curtism-w6b high quality machines should be able to use any quality ammunition.
@@elliotolson5335 according to you, but i'm an ammo elitist
@@elliotolson5335 nah, different gas pressures. Higher quality rifles will be tuned for higher quality rounds.
@@elliotolson5335 hey question, will your car work great if you use diesel fuel instead of regular gasoline?
I love how the Army locks show how most things in the army are. Difficult to work with and aggravating
💯
When someone says something is military grade.
Civilians: WOW!
Veterans: Oh God no!
swear to fucking god
Just described the whole federal government
The Lockpicking Lawyer just covered a Master Lock made for the military, too. I'd say it mirrors the Federal Governments policies for the military, too -- ineffective for its stated purpose and actually hampering the military with unintended consequences that make it worse than doing nothing.
I love when people say "This is bullet proof" as an exaggeration that its durable.... Then Matt trys to shoot it. Classic!
Matt, over 10 years of documented on video experience.
Also Matt: *grabs a bullet* "Ow, it's hot!"
The fame and success haven’t changed him ✊
he does that all the time i be thinking the same thing😂😂
Lockpicking lawyer also has some really cool firearms that he occasionally flexes in his gun lock videos. You two MUST collab!!!!
To be fair, it would be difficult to collab with a disembodied pair of hands
Now I wanna see a LockPickingLawyer and Matt do a race to see how many locks they can unlock in a certain amount of time. Matt gets a variety of guns, but has to run them in order (start small and then go large). First one to finish line wins....subscribers.
DO IT FOR THE SUBS MATT
I wanted this to be a collab with LPL so much! Matt make it happen!!!
Does he ever show his face? Not sure I've seen a video with his face shown lol
LPL already did a video on the first lock and showed how it can be opened with stuff from Home Depot.
i remember the "Squire Stronghold SS100CS" - video of LPL would love to see this here with some nuew redicolous gun
@@Josh_D03 I remember an episode where his reflection was visible in the lock
@@lightwalker222 video number or name for that one?
The Lock Picking Lawyer opened that first lock with a magnet, a strip of sandpaper, and two pairs of pliers.
Ya he did lol
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Matt is so awesome, it’s great to watch and see how far he’s gotten over the years, and I finally got to see him in person, was just at the restaurant I work at a little bit ago, truly amazing!!!
That big lock was designed for Wells Fargo wagons in the late 1800's to early 1900s. It was designed to repel revolver and lever action bullets. Used to protect bank transfers and mail.
Wow
That's OLD AF.
That’s kinda sad really
Can't believe he shot it...
thanks for the knowledge, since I work armored escort, I find the evolution of trying to stop a bullet on vehicles fascinating
It’s a beautiful antique. Shame to shoot it.
The thing i love about matt is that he hasn't let any of this change who he is as a person, through the growth of his channel, the ups and downs, he's still the same matt i subbed to so many years ago. I hope that if matt reads any negative comments that he ends his day reading this one. Love ya matt, keep being you
When hes using the keys it reminds me when you have too much items in your inventory but your looking for the most obvious one but cant find it. Also good work bro keep the vids going my dude
Hey Matt! So if you want to test if a metal is hardend, take a file to it, if the file cuts deep into the metal, it's soft, but if it "skates"/doesn't cut that means the metal is harder than the file. Love the content keep it up!
@Don't Read My Profile Photo ok
@Don't Read My Profile Photo ok I won't
You can also shoot it with a gun to see if it stops bullets. Maybe he could even start an entire youtube channel around that idea!
@@prmc86, hey man, DON'T hack into my brain! 😠
For real? This is the second comment from the top?
Ok America, we’re super screwed. When common knowledge becomes acclaimed knowledge… we’re screwed.
Ok hunter biden, you’re on pasta duty. I like lots of parmesan on top…. I give up 😅
Watch out w/ the 9mm Matt, I heard it can blow your lungs out 😅
Since 9mm can do that, I'm shocked that 50 didn't vaporize everyone in the immediate area!!
@@secretagb science man, science 🧪👨🔬⚗️🔬
@@johnsnyder1046 ??
@@secretagb Science explains how a much smaller 9mm bullet can do WMD levels of damage when a 50 cal sniper bullet can only produce a large hole 😂
@@johnsnyder1046 Oh man...yeah I totally missed science classes in school so I'm a bit of a dullard when it comes to physics. Sorry!
The intro is 🔥🔥
Matt can act so awkward so easily after all the years of intros love it 😂
Man u sure have won alot of prizes man....i am so jealous
He should be an actual actor he's not bad at all... Was in cinematography class so I'm not speaking out my ass or just being a fan. He really is a good actor if you think about it.
"Hey man watchu got in that shed"
"The shed?"
"Yeah!"
"Oh come out, I'll show you. Mind passing me the shotgun that says 'Key'?"
As a BF4 player, i'm very happy to see this video today. Thanks for that. This is actually my favorite weapon in BF4. Made so many kills with that beast. Looks great to me even tho it looks thicker IRL than IG but damn, loving it. Thanks for that Matt !
I've had an ARX100 for years, and I do enjoy shooting it. There is a slip-on extended charging handle you can get that eliminates the knuckle-bump while charging the weapon. They did make other barrels for this rifle (even a 10.5" version!) but most of those were only available overseas. But if even a quarter of the Demolitia were to buy one of these rifles, you'd see Beretta import those other barrels pretty stinking quick.
"forgot which one it was" Matt kills me 😂 I appreciate the dad jokes
I was soooooo worried for you and the family, Matt when you brought out that 9mm lung blower. I'm just glad you and your lungs stayed together.
Have always wanted one of those Berettas. One of the best non AR15 alternatives
18:32 "that 1s gonna stay locked" notice the key bent inside the lock xD
I love how Baddie is rubbing off on you when you said "counter" clockwise, but you went clockwise on that first lock.
That Wells Fargo lock is sick. Super cool seeing that.
Got an ARX while in the army (we were one of the first regiments to get it). It was amazingly light compared to the previous standard issued rifle (ar70/90). Had lot of fun with it until the Sgt said "meh, you know what? You get the SAW." Was pissed for a while but then found the beauty in it.
The saw is a wonderful tool
Atleast you didn't have to carry the MG3.
@@G-Mastah-Fash the MG was already taken. One guy walked one day in a room where the sgt was "educating" a bunch of pfc (that involved a looooooot of push-ups) and there is an unwritten rule (don't know if you have something similar in the US military): if you see someone with a higher rank doing push-ups (sgt was), you have to join. He didn't, he just closed the door and walked away. From that day and for the next 2 years he was known as "MG Joe".
@@AfterDarkVision So the guy who makes the worst impression just gets the MG in every country, huh?
@@G-Mastah-Fash guess that's international
Oh that was glorious! Interesting thing though: the first two locks are basically ruined now, but the Wells Fargo lock can probably be saved. All you would need is a propane torch, a 3 pound sledgehammer, and some JB Weld.
is this real?
@@new-kids-on-the-block Of course not. It's not the channel name posting it, and no real human being has ever used telegram.
I'm a lock collector and the Wells Fargo lock is a fantasy reproduction that is recently made. It's not antique at all. The Hi-shear lock is actually the oldest one on the stand. An original Wells Fargo padlock is no where near that big. It would be pretty small actually.
As a lock collector, I was cringing so far watching him beat the key into the lock, awesome video as always though!
Long live the Demolitia!
When I saw him show the antique lock I was like "NOOOOOO, DONT DESTROY THAT THING ITS SO DAMN OLD"
Was thinking the same, wondering about the history behind that old wells fargo. Could be a "newer" reproduction or a real old west relic.
@@johnathanmcdoe looks like a gargantuan and made from cast iron. It's probably a novelty reproduction though
as a normal human who has used locks i was cringing lol
It’s ok I’ll bring the spare and the maintenance key by the shop and see if it still works 🤣
The editing in the intro was top notch. I know that there’s a sneaky cut somewhere in there, but I couldn’t find it, and can only guess that you masked it with the truck.
That’s some Hollywood quality shit there!
The 5ton had border that had the cut, it was like 10-15 pixels from borders of the 5Ton outer edges, most visible when it's entering the left edge of the screen.
The truck hitting an empty water basin was pasted over the original video as it comes into frame. But yes, great editing on their part. 1:08
If you watch it in slow mo you see the texture of the ground change in front of the truck
Reading the replies to this comment made me sleepy
I was saying the same thing! The editing is as close to magic as you can get.
Matt: "I assume you can get can get some other calibers like 300 Blackout probably."
ARX Owners: "Oh, my sweet summer child"
Wait so what other calibres CAN you use with this?
@@DGneoseeker1 none. Beretta was originally supposed to come out with a bunch of conversion kits for them but never did
I like the breakdown in the beginning , giving a little extra info on the gun for people that are interested in picking one up.
2:47 am here in Aus and I'm just getting up for work, but I guess I'll stay in bed for a few more minute to watch this hahaha
Generic American trying to do an Australian accent:
Gday mate!
I'll leave now.
Matt, you have to collab with the lock picking lawyer… his knowledge, your demolition, great content.
I'm stoked to see the Henry lever .22 used in the more recent videos. It's easily my favorite gun I own (I don't own many)
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Man that's really hard to believe because from what I heard recently about how damn powerful that lung blower 9mm is that it can be such a potent load that it'll straight blow your damn lung straight outta your body but yet that 9mm didn't even seem to put a dent in any of those locks and I just can't believe that something so lung blowin powerful didn't even come close to denting any of those locks man science is hella confusing that's all I know haha🤔
Just Imagine what that means about the rest of the guns?!? The 50 cal will probably blow the core out of the Earth.
Just make your iron lung outta that steel on the Wells Fargo lock and your good to go with that high caliber 9mm stuff.
Is no one going to mention the fact that that intro was amazingly done. Well done Matt.
I own a ARX-100 I love it! Very fun gun to shoot. One of my favorites
"Let's shoot everything with something bigger"
Pretty good quote Matt ;-)
Matt- spends years shooting several hundred different items...still surprised by how hot the rounds are when he finds them after penetrating the target!
That intro was the most flawless edits I've seen even the leaves swaying are perfect
😂 Shazam, always good for a good laugh.
@Don't Read My Profile Photo Dude, stop you’ll put somebody in an infinite loop and this will cause the universe to be divided by zero.
i like how the gun he showcases first literally solves all the issues the army has had with weapons platforms
"It has an interchangeable barrels, so maybe you can get it in 300 black out"
Me shedding a tear: you would think
Yeah only other one I found was 22 .lr lol
@@nigeldean3726 That could be fun.
5:00 if i remember right. that "lock" is rly easy to bypass with tools. "after checking. yes, u can beat that "lock" with only strip of sandpaper and pliers"
and im sure u can just hammer in a socket and wrench it open
And a magnet lol
Security by obscurity, and it cost $400? What a rip-off..
Not surprised that the lock that the military uses is hard to get the key in/out of. That's been my experience with all locks I've used in the Army back when. :P
Does Matt just have a writing staff for the intros? It's insane that they're always new and creative.
Dunno, but suspect his sanity at the best of times. Also, kids are getting to an age where tjey can help....lol
He has writers these days.
Trust he does. It’s a business right?
@@chrispudd1815 I mean I know he's expanded the crew, but I wasn't sure if he hired writers or not. I wouldn't put it past him to do it himself.
I would imagine there are a few of them that work on these videos
When you put the tux jacket and pants on and started shooting it reminded me of that scene on one of the call of dutys where men are casually walking through an airport shooting everyone
Matt has been spending a lot of quality time with Kentucky Ballistics and learning how to make way better openings!!! 😆
I love that he's back to making some more of the classic demo-ranch style videos too...
Matt's have always been better.
Matt's opens were great for years. Then he started to get lazy, and his opening sequences got boring. He's just going back to his roots. And, to be fair Kentuckies opens are clearly inspired by Matt.
Matt has always been the preeminent ‘intro’ (and largely content creator - GT content/intros, Roman content/intros. . . Many more greats. . . but Matt has been legend ‘for Eva’.)
Great comment.
Kentucky ballistics literally copied his entire channel from Matt, his channel or intros wouldn’t exist if it weren’t for Demo ranch.
I absolutely love the sound of all the keys @demolitionranch
We used to use locks similar to that middle one in the Navy on our ready service lockers. I hated doing mag temps in the morning because the keys would get stuck like yours and you'd spend 5 mins trying to get it out.
We had a Greenleaf lock at one of the bases I was stationed at... well all the bases I've been stationed, but back to the story. It was old and the key would get stuck like that and it finally broke off inside the lock. It took two other guys and me to push the biggest bolt cutter I've ever seen together to cut through it. Ended up breaking the lock and bolt cutters. Also, I'm pretty sure that mil lock is more than $200. I'm willing to bet you $200 that it's worth more.
@@DaniTheGunsmith Locations only had some giant bolt cutters that were still too small. Even if we had a touch it wouldn't have seen safe around the type of equipment it was. We did talk about it though.
@@DaniTheGunsmith And yea you're probably right about the price thing, lol.
That was my favorite "I love you and I'll see you next time" of all demo ranch videos
The top lock looks like it could be unlocked by a magnet and a long set of plyers
And a piece of sandpaper right? Jeez, I'm sure you came up with that all on your own!
@@DangerRussDayZ6533 why sandpaper?? I would only use a long pointed plyers, put the plyer in the holes in the bolt and turn, I cant se what you would use the sandpaper for
@@Beardman56 a long pointed plyer would fit right into the holes of the bolt
@@thomaseriksen7608 Because there's a famous video of a guy unlocking that lock with a magnet, pliers, and sandpaper. I assumed you were referring to that without crediting it, to make it sound like your own idea.
I have the Beretta in .22 and it's one of my favorite guns... So much fun to shoot,
You're the amazing matt!
That big lock is so cool, I would love to have that thing hanging on my wall.
Matt with the M1O7: "Going for the first lock. *BANG* it's GONE!"
Me: Choking on my food
Matt"Just gotta easer in there"
Also Matt "Continues to beat the key in the lock :)
I actually laughed out loud at the key ring gag with the big lock. I'm a simple person.
Editor got some skills, this masking and blend looks almost flawless.
Fine assessment. I will now replace all my master locks with humongous antique locks.
Matt ARX’s are AWESOME I love that you finally got one I commented many years ago when I got mine about you getting one! I traded mine recently but it also can eject spent shells either side with that small hole in the back use the top of a bullet to press it! I absolutely loved mine and wish I still had it! You can also buy a lower Picatinny rail that replaces that lower plastic piece.
"Lets shoot everything with something bigger"
#1 Reason why I subscribed
At 19:49 sounds and looks like some shrapnel from the second shot on the second lock fell from the sky into bed of the truck!
so I know it's a little early but are you doing a Christmas tree burn this year for new years? haven't had one the last few years and I've kinda been missing them.
Did you know you do not need to unshoulder a lever action everytime you want to chamber a new round? :) I enjoy your videos.
Matt, I really love your video's because I can fast forward them without the feeling that I missed anything.
@DemolitionRanch Thank you for all the laughs
LOL the Keys for the old antique lock bit had me crackin up. "which one is it"? LOL!
The bit where you were looking for the key for the massive padlock was actually hilarious lool I love stupid stuff like that 😭🤣
This man alone keeps the local gun shop running and thriving
4:34 "Then you turn it counterclockwise"
*Turns it clockwise 😭😭😭 lool 🤣
Good job hittin’ the wood!
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I really feel like a S&W .44 revolver should have been a choice for the Wells Fargo lock. They are period specific
Is the department of Abjuration Transmutation and Fireballs going to be in an uproar over that full-auto wand at 12:45 ?
Gotta love how the camera man jumps every time Matt fires a shot 19:20
Dude, you searching for the key to that giant padlock for some reason...😂 just got me!!
The special effects in the intro were on point! Well all of them actually 👍
Matt is literal the smartest guy on the planet. He starts a buisness centered around guns, gets paid to shoot guns in the woods, and then probably uses every gun, bullet, and attachment as a tax write off for the business! Guns as tax write offs, a freaking legend.
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Second actually hehe
Matt's gonna have a museum of props by the end of his youtube career....
Matt= half man ,half mammal, half gun. Don't ask me how. Great stuff as always. You and Kentucky are brilliant 👍
Best Opening skit yet!
18:41 you forgot the part where it is also golden 😂
"Alright, let's go number 2." Hahaha. Well said. Happy Friday!!!
Bring back the 338 Lapua! Beast of a round, I would love to see what that thing could do
The keyring got me ahahahahaha. Good Stuff
1st edit. The wand part also got me
Matt - "Ow thats really hot"
Also Matt - *Continues to hold it*
The start of the intro reminded me of old TH-cam. Thank you. It had me laughing.
ARX needs a big comeback! ARX Hype