Suppressed 500 Magnum Revolver??? (The World’s First Suppressed Hand Cannon)
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- In today’s video we try out the first ever suppressed 500 S&W Magnum! I hope you enjoy the video and thanks for watching!
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You forgot an NTW-20
So….who wants to see Scott suppress a 4 bore?
That thing would be as big as a 55gallon drum 😂😂😂
Germans build a 155mm silencer for their houwitsers😀 free standing though
Suppressed Tank???
@@RustyDockLight I think the suppressor for a M82 Barrett 50cal weighs like 5lbs on its own. I want to see a suppressor for a .950 JDJ Fat Mac :P
Naaah - quarter keg should be enough.
Anyone else want to see a full sized T-Rex Zombie ballistic dummy??? 😃
I do
Me!
Time for some payback!
Wouldn't a full-size T-Rex weigh like 13,000#?
Bro. You're talking about something that weighs 33,000 pounds and is like 40 feet long. Well if you mean a true to life T-rex lol
The eyes on the Furby. I died. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Daaaaang. That was way better than I was expecting. The cylinder gap was way tighter than I thought possible. That’s some outstanding engineering!
That slo-mo furbie destruction was probably my favorite furbie shot of the bunch. Something about the face imploding and the eyes popping off was somehow satisfying to watch.
Lol I had to run in and show my wife
Still laughing
"OH GREAT HEAVENS!"
Furbie shot? Is that what the kids are calling it theses days?
I know right, that was just DISTURBING yet totally satisfying. Lol
Different tools for different jobs! there's definitely a place for a suppressed 500 mag, err, somewhere, i'm sure.. maybe. lol. Great video, Scott, your production techniques are improving all the time.. and the little funny bits are truly working - the chiropractor thing definitely made me lol, as did the "trip and fall and drop my chronograph in the wood chipper" bit. good work, bro.. keep 'em comin'!
Sure there's a place for a suppressed .500. Say you wanted to assassinate a bear, for example...
@@ethansmith9065 Unless he's got Roosevelt in his name.
@@ethansmith9065 I can't really see anyone that already has a 500 magnum getting this unless they have a lot of money, but for anyone that doesn't already have one you can always use regular loads in this and take the suppressor off so it might be a good option to go with over the standard. Other than that it almost seems like a novelty, something they did just to see if it could be done more than anything else. Unless one really needs the extra power there's better options that offer even more noise suppression. The tighter cylinder gap is nice too.
Wow. I am amazed at how well that suppressor worked.. Scott your intros never disappoint, and the content itself is perfect..
I love this curveball episode 😂 Supressed revolver, low power 500 mag, no watermelon, clean, still standing table. This is true art.
Only thing better, a 2 bore
@@TheAnnoyingBoss Better, a boar. Scott unleashes hogs on the ballistic dummy in the next episode
And a cleaned table! I was so confused. WHY IS HE CLEANING IT?! Why is it still standing?! What is my life?!
I think if archaeologists stumble across Scott's range in a few thousand years they're gonna think it was the site of a Furby battle
A battle against zombies, predators, t800s and Furbys. Plenty of food caches being destroyed too 😂
The archaeologists will take off their boonie cap, use it to mop the sweat off their brow, then say, “It appears the ancient peoples who inhabited these plains practiced a form of CZcams Monetization subsistence, perhaps supplemented with forays into Patreon,” then put their boonie cap back on and return to dusting off fragments of gag props with their archaeologist’s brush.
Furbicide
That's why there's no more furbies.
BRO WAT YOU SAY ABOUT ME
The furby-watermelonian war
The sound difference between the two was way more than i expected. However, the power loss with the suppressed was also more than expected. With the zombie torso it still has the stopping power needed, and might not wake the neigghbors. :)
the power loss was due to him using subsonic ammo, suppressors actually marginally increase muzzle velocity (I do mean marginally, IIRC 1-2% increase, completely negligible)
10:11 lmao whered those glue bottles and pineapples come from😂
The 1895 Nagant revolver tries to solve the gas gap problem by pushing the cylinder forward against the barrel as the round is fired, to close that space. It makes for a very suppressable revolver.
@benmcsweeney5501 True. And it also uses special ammo with a bullet that is recessed into the case. I believe the idea is that the case mouth will flare open upon firing, and it will seal even better against the forcing cone of the revolver.
it also has unique ammo with the bullet being entirely in the casing. the pushing occurs before the firing because just cocking pushes the cylinder and the primer is also covered. I have one with a custom can. Sounds like a cap gun
Yep, I was going to comment the same thing.
@@toomanyaccounts Im pretty sure people have converted nagants to 44 magnum at least though. Plus with modern engineering Im sure gas seals could be made more efficient
Too bad the trigger sucks, the ammo is very low power, and it's not super accurate
I love how the cameraman zoomed in on the table a little after the truck zoomed away, as if he couldn't believe it was still there either.
Ayo, is Scott okay?
Maybe he lost the table sponsor lol
I loved the slow motion head shot where the hydraulic shock from the shot blew the top of the skull off and forced the fluid out! I rewound that about three times it was so cool.
@ju1u9emongaloid1 j I found it very interesting.
Really cool to see the difference in recoil between the two. Scott your intros never disappoint, and the content itself is perfect..
Scott has way too much fun making these videos! Keep it up! Love watching them!
I laughed harder at Furby’s detached retinas than I have in a while. Thanks, Scott. ❤😂
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Me too lmaooo my neighbours must think I’m crazy haha
I'll admit was hardest I've laughed in awhile. It got better the next 3 times I watched it. I showed my wife too she wasn't as amused 🤣
Irises, not retinas. Still hilarious though
I LMAO for like 30 seconds at the slo-mo furby face shot
Scott is the only man around that can shoot a .500 S&W, sub-sonic or otherwise, and make it look like a normal person shooting a .22
Between the suppressor and the barrel length combined - the recoil should be VERY mitigated. Plus he's a tree-eater one of those, so one handing is a bit easier for him. Me? I'd have to cut the grain count and dual hand it otherwise I'd need extra dental insurance (until I hit the gym (MUCH) more seriously anyway).
@mgabrysSF plus they were subsonic rounds, way less powerful than a normal 500 load
i think you missed the part where he said sub-sonic or otherwise
You said load lol
Yes he is the chosen one
Watched .50 video for first time since it happened and Kentucky stepped up to explain it all. Still just an absolute legend. Got my stick a thumb in it shirt worn out. Need another one. Epic suppressor
Looks fun. For some reason, I didn't think you even can suppress revolvers, but in retrospect, I'm not sure why I even thought that makes sense. Have you ever considered getting one of those decibel measuring thingies? Would be interesting to see how that kind of suppression works out in hard numbers.
Scott is the literal definition of never let them know ur next move. The table bit at the end sent me😂😭
I’m so used to him dragging the tables away at the end
Demo matt every time he shoots 500 mag: " Oww that sucks!"
Kentucky Ballistics: *Casually duel wields 2 500 mag.😂😂😂
It's like Scotts version of a cliffhanger
Should run full power ammo through the suppressed gun just to see how big of difference there really is.
And also subsonic true the other gun
This was more like an apples to bananas comparison
same thought
Yeah I don't get why he didn't run some full power through it
Yeah, that was pretty disappointing. Especially the “gas-escape” test.
👍👍Great video as always, Scott! That is a VERY impressive custom revolver setup! I'd wager Magnum Research could sell that as a BFRUP (Biggest *Finest* Revolver Ultimate Precision - or - "Beefer-Up" as a slang name) in their model lineup. I'm sure in person, the difference was even more profound than it was on video, as the camera doesn't pick up a lot of sonic detail or the true intensity of a .500Magnum round firing - especially from a ported barrel. The first-round "pop", as-always, was still evident with the suppressed gun, but, not as bad as I expected.
I would have liked to have seen what kind of cylinder gap gas ejection occurred on it with a regular (supersonic) loaded round. A side-by-side noise comparison between supers in suppressed vs. non-suppressed guns would've also been interesting. I'd bet that the suppressed gun firing supers would have a very cool supersonic crack-boom, rather than a massive thumping boom like the ported Taurus, or any typical .500Mag.
Keep up the great work, Scott...Always a fan of your videos!
Scott your intros never disappoint, and the content itself is perfect.
Bit of a fun fact in regards to suppressed revolvers - M1895 Nagant features unsual "gas-seal" system, in which the cylinder moves forward when the gun is cocked. This actually allowed it to be one of the few revolvers that managed to get succesfully surpressed.
Also has the worst trigger in the history of firearms.
Also, the Nagant was made that way in an attempt to increase velocity, but experiments have shown that the cylinder gap has little to no effect on velocity.
For example, GUNS magazine tested two revolvers and a semi-auto, all with 5-inch barrels, firing the same ammo, with the two revolvers having different sized gaps. All three velocity sets were in the same range. The revolver with the largest gap averaged 5 or 6 fps lower than the other two, but the ammo could vary by as much as 14 fps between shots from the same gun. There was no discernible difference between the revolver with the smaller gap and the semi-auto with no gap at all.
Gas-operated guns also don't lose any velocity over bolt-actions with the same barrel length, of course.
I was thinkin about that before the video started. Those are the only other suppressed revolver I’ve seen
I have a feeling that the force of the 500 might put too much wear on a system like that
There is a little clamshell revolver seal thingy for the gp100 in 22lr. crude but traps the escaping gases in the cylinder gap
Use a suppressed 500 magnum for when you do not want your enemy to hear the sound of your pistol. Use an unsuppressed 500 magnum for when you do not want your enemy to hear the sound of anything.
*BOOM* eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
@@drrocketman7794mawp...mawp
Use a suppressed 500 Magnum if you don't want your neighbours burglar to hear you.
let's be fair if the 500 is being used the enemy has alot more problems then just hearing things lmao
yup, sometimes when shooting your enemy through a car door, you might not want them to hear ya easily. especially important for drive-by scenarios
i like how the furbee sortoff woke up and opened his eyes wider when scot put the hand cannon against its head
The ultimate gun collab, Kentucky Ballistics with Johnathan Ferguson.
The furby’s eyeballs got me laughing to a stitch!
Same!
Blew em clean off...lol.
Just want to give a slow round of applause to Scott for resisting smashing the table, I know that was hard on you buddy.
It wasnt Scott! Just a look alike, or a clone or something.
Its days are still numbered…. So did it really survive?
The revolver wasn't cheep.
A slow round? Like... subsonic?
@@ozzuneojlol you got it.
best gun channel of youtube, great stuff.
I like all your videos because you given a 100'% on the destruction dramatics with out holding back for a minute well done we love your posts second to none 👍💚
Partnered with a bullet company and a ballistic gel company, you are blessed Scott, CONGRATS!!!!
What kind of parallel universe was that? Suppressed 500 magnum, sub sonic rounds, no watermelon time and a clean still standing table!! Well At least he’s still riding the world of furbies 🤣
I think we are accidentally bearing witness to a video that was uploaded by a different Scott out there in the Multiverse.
Remember...he got in trouble with M.A.T.T. lol
He probably likes eggplants in this parallel universe as well.
"At least he’s still riding the world of furbies" - Where is he riding the world to?
A 99.98% of revolers made will always have blow by, unless it is a gascheck revolver like the Mosin Nagant 7.62 gas check revolver. So you could make one with a tiny cylinder gap, but be very sensitive to grit, fouling, and cylinder wear. A good example of how quiet a pistol caliber carbine efficiency could be is a Delile carbine. A 45 Acp. Pistol round carbine based on P 14 rifles with barrels , ported with an integrated suppressor, at Fireing it was supposedly very quiet no one could not hear it from 20 feet Way. The bolt cycling made more noise than the actual firing of the round.
I loved the suppressed 500 so much it literally sounds like a 22 going off and as always great job Scott 👍
Scooter is my favorite CZcams character of all time.
Actually impressed with how quiet it was.
im more impressed by the very little recoil it had as well
He was shooting subsonics with the suppressed revolver and full power in the Taurus. So the subs obviously won't have that much of a recoil in comparison.
@@Knasen3 that makes sense
@@Knasen3 it probably says to use sub sonic round in the instructions to make the silencer last longer
@@Knasen3 giant suppressor weighing down the muzzle probably helps too lol
The difference in recoil is insane with the extra length and subsonic. It would be cool if you used regular ammo though so we could see an accurate comparison.
I always run subsonic when running a suppressor kind of defeats the purpose when using supersonic
Should have shot the sub-sonic through the normal pistol as well!
@@jvandermijdebut why would you run a suppressor if you're going to use loud ammo.?
Agree, it would be nice to see true comparison running same ammo in both pistols.
@@jvandermijde yeah but if you buy a suppressor for a 500 mag you're obviously trying to make it quieter so your point is invalid and I think you have the idea of a suppressor wrong they don't diminish power they can actually increase range. It's a common misconception tho from the old mw2 so I forgive you
The Furbie was my favorite part by far the timing was hilarious
.500 Mag in SA? Absolutely BEAUTIFUL! Pict rail looks suprisly good. Wow that's impressive suppression sir!
I'm not gonna lie, I was picturing some full barrel suppressor nonsense, but that's actually pretty cool!
You're telling me an integrally suppressed revolver wouldnt also be pretty cool?
@EDM XERO if it was done right, I think it'd be cool, of course. I just had the expectation before hand it would cursed looking haha
I believe he has a couple integrally suppressed deagles and such? Probably not a revolver though but that'd be sweet
Does an integrally suppressed firearm require a form 4/tax stamp?🤔
That gun is sick! I’m a lil disappointed that you didn’t shoot a full power round through the suppressed gun so we could hear the difference, and a subsonic through the raging bull would have been sweet too! Still a great vid as always sir ✊🏼
bunch of PR bull wouldn't show us the speed either a 9mm would do more damage than that suppressed "500 Magnum"
@@clintmiller88yeah the subsonic load seemed very anemic.
yea, I'm with you .....I honestly don't get why he didn't.
I'm guessing that it would need an unreasonable sized can to suppress a full load cartridge. You may have to wait for an episode of "when suppressors go boom" for that one. I do think he should have shot a sub sonic through the unsuppressed revolver, though.
He definitely should have done the sound comparison with the same subsonic ammo. Rather redundant not to
That revolver is beautiful. I appreciate all its technical details, but it also just looks awesome.
Looks like a oversized Colt SAA tbh
what I like about scooter is he isn`t afraid to try and fail and try again. So many young people are afraid to try because of failure, yet that is part of the process of learning
There was a suppressed revolver that had a cylinder that would mechanically push forward and engage the barrel. The end of the barrel had a bevel on it and had a matched surface on the chambers. It would seal up and when you pulled the hammer it would pull back a cam that would let the cylinder pull back and rotate, then when the next chamber was aligned it would cam back out and seal the chamber.
M1895 Nagant revolver
@@rizaradri316 which we all know of from PUBG lol
@@rizaradri316 lol, I have one. An objectively awful revolver that I happen to really enjoy shooting.
@@madengineer9072I have owned one and briefly considered having it threaded for a suppressor. But honestly a Glock 19 is just so much more fun to shoot suppressed
There were actually plenty of attempts to make revolvers suppressible.
Don't really remember the name of any prototype, but the general idea in many of those was to encase the cylinder to prevent gases from escaping and force them to go down the barrel.
The reality was that in most cases, it made them too cumbersome and in general offered nothing a semi-auto pistol couldn't do
Is no one gonna talk about how he spared a table from getting deleted from existence?
The cameraman even seemed surprised.
My step daughter was not impressed, she said and I quote "he missed the table, that's not good 😡" 😅
right....😂
That tables worth millions on EBAY as the one that got away.
A crime has been committed. That table laughs at Scott and will now grow more tables to torment him in future videos.
Hey Scott, check out the 7.62 Nagant revolver. Its a neat old design that the cylinder not only revolves..,but it mives forward and recesses into the back of the barrel. Would be completely suppressable. I own one but havent had it threaded....yet.
This is a man among men firing that monster with one hand and able to hit anything.
Was very surprised at how quiet the suppressed 500 SW was. Totally didn't see that one coming.
Also, Scott cleaning the folding table, and not destroy it?? INCONCEIVABLE!!
Perhaps he's running out of tables.
@@mgabrysSF Nah, he's got a steady supply of those tables. I bet one of his sponors is a folding table manufacturer.
Impressive how little gas loss through the cylinder gap! But I think you should’ve run some full house rounds through the suppressor to get a better idea of what it can do to the sound of the shot itself compared to the other. Subsonic sure gives up an awful lot power-wise.
was thinking the same. full power and subs from both guns.would have made this already cool video super cool
they should make a 500 or 600 grain subsonic instead of 350 grain at subsonic speeds
I shoot 710 gr Subsonic and they are awesome!
@@chiranmayumedis9452 me too. I was worried it might catch a round in the barrel with all that suppression. I'm impressed!
You make can do a lot with a big hammer at low pressures and speed! I shoot at 1102 fps avg and have great accuracy in 15” barreled encore pistol
First, that BFR is insane!! I love it.
Second never did I think I would enjoy watching a Furby getting shot in slow motion so much.
Guy goes through 10k worth of supplies per episode and cleans off a 12 dollar table and saves it...respect
9:58 - I see the chiropractor left a distinct impression on Scott. Ouch! 😣
Literally knocked furbie out of his eyes 😂 He went flying backwards as his eyes stayed in the same place 😂
Just like a cartoon
Awesome retina detachment on the furbie!
on the times from 7:46-8:11 I like the sound of the targets in slow motion when they get shot. keep up the good work man.
Cool! It would have been interesting to see the full power 600gr shot from the suppressed one, though. I think that subsonic round was severely neutered to the point where it doesn't even deserve to be called "magnum" anymore 😂
And I wonder if it was shooting low because it was baffle striking
It was shooting low, because the site was so high above the barrel for as close as he was.
@@fhe3220 Definitely possible. I assumed with his knowledge/skills with shooting he would take that into account, but maybe he's not used to shooting a revolver with a red dot so he forgot lol
I was thinking the same... or run the subs through the Taurus
Put a suppressor on anything and you need to sight in and adjust for any weird play. My Taurus tx22 shot about 1in right after putting my suppressor on but was dead on when it was off. Some of my other guns like my ppks only shot about 1/2 in down/right. If he were to change ammo it would help a bit but still be off and possibly a different direction.
so .50 special?
12:38 You can't just not love Scott with those reactions
The chipper shredder vs the I wanna get away with with a drive by and make it look like nothing happened 500 mag comparison video XD. I love this one mate.
The furby execution was sensational ❤❤❤
Wow I'm quite impressed with how quiet that 500 was compared to the unsuppressed.
Unfortunately even without the supressor the sound difference would be massive shooting super sonic and sub sonic ammo, to truly see the difference the supressor makes he should fire subs thru both guns one suppressed, one not.😊
To be fair 500 magnum makes sense as subsonic. You can use a very heavy bullet and still have plenty of room for enough powder to keep it as close to the sound barrier as possible. It's the sort of round to get the maximum possible foot pounds whilst still being subsonic.
Where have you gone, used to watch your channel a lot?
Would have loved to see some min maxing with some custom loads 😂
@@burnsie82821😮😅🎉
This is the best, most entertaining gun/ballistics CZcams channel I've ever come across.
A suppressed 500 magnum makes me forget about my troubles and brings me hope. I love this channel\
You can always rely on Scott to provide quality intro skits with great banter
If youre gonna keep posting comments on every video on the internet, you'll soon turn into the new... What was the guy's name again? Completely forgot his name. But he made 100s of comments a day.
@@tehkill3rI know right? It's way overrated and people sub to them for absolute no reason
STICK A THUMB IN IT !!!
@@tehkill3r no mustache man or something
@@tehkill3r I'm seeing heisenberg everywhere
The pupils flying off of the furby’s eyeballs was pure gold, great content as always!
😂 The first part was very funny that he actually flipped the pickup truck
He spared a table. My expectations were subverted.
As another said, I'd love to have seen the full 500 load in the suppressed revolver compared with the standard full load in the non-suppressed revolver. This was kind of like comparing a suppressed 50 caliber muzzle loader to a unsuppressed 50 BMG.
Loved the intro thought!
Yeah why in the hell didn't he do that. I don't understand
Scott you’ve come a long way over the years. I’ve watched since the beginning. It’s awesome to see how the channel has grown. Congratulations on having your own ammunition and now a ballistic gel T-Rex!!
I never knew that 500magnums existed, that's a lot firepower you have Scott. Thank's for the video.
I want to give this video two likes. The intro sold me, and the actual footage made me want to like once more
11:24 A subsonic 500 Magnum will make a hole in the orbeez; a full power 500 Magnum will blow the orbeez out of the bottle!
13:50 does my eyes deceived me? A table survived
Watching Scott laugh while firing a suppressed .500 Magnum is great!
That's pretty incredible that they got that as quiet as possible.
8:08 that is such a trippy sound, the slow mo impact of the bullets on the targets, it almost sounds like a tripod from war of the worlds or something its so odd
The first time I've ever seen Scott let a table live. I've gotten so used to "Oh my God, they killed Table, you bastards"
The furby slow mo was priceless! Nice video
Scott I'm so impressed that you spared the table this time. Good for you! :D
As a war historian, Firearm nerd and Gunsmith in training, there are a few revolvers that can be suppressed. Most notable being the Nagant revolver as it fixes the chamber problem by modifying the cylinder to move forward after spinning and kiss the barrel inlet and the rounds it fired designed to seal inside so that all the gass went into barrel allowing for full usage and later during WW2 adding a suppressor to it.
Didn't they have one in Vietnam for tunnel rats? I think it was a s&w 17 38spl or similar. Except for the smithing part, I'm a ballistics guy and war nerd too
@@disturbedlife5691 well hello fellow war nerd. Aye they did for dealing with tunnel rats. It was a modified model 10 and model 17. They used 44 and 38 but the main difference were the piston rounds developed by AAI at the time combined with the suppressor combined with the piston round firing steel disks. So the revolvers became tiny revolver shotguns. They said it was only useful to about 20-25ft to my knowledge.
you really got me at the end. i was like why did he clean the table to just absolutely destroy it 😂
The difference in recoil is amazing.
Dude no way!!! Good job with the collab💪🏻💪🏻
I really appreciate the respect for that table. Some poor soul had to assemble it and they appreciate it too.
You weren't paying attention.
At 7:20 and 10:12 you can clearly see at least 4 holes in the table---as well as in the table he is washing off, though they are harder to spot, but at the end AND when he breaks out the t-rex, you don't see any.
So..... 2 tables? Video presented out of order? You decide.
@@eldoradocanyonro /r woooooosh
@@eldoradocanyonro
Self healing table surface.
Those bottles of glue have to be some of the most interesting slow motion targets I have ever seen, crazy how it reacts in the air
12:30 bro the furby bro lost his contacts XD
-Scott if you see this I’m a big fan
I like the joke in the beginning!
Also it makes sense in a way that if you are limited to sub sonic speeds it would be good to have a big heavy projectile.
I can’t wait for the next video where Scott just goes “WHAT??” The whole time because he sure is gonna hear a lot of ringing 😂
Why?
I'm impressed with that supresser. The fact that a 500 mag can sound that silent is amaxing
Scary ah... neighbor be like , Ummm I heard like a .22
Cop confused with the body missing the head😂
@@albertdominick140
That looks like the land of Cuba
Is not a 500 mag is a 357 or sometging else
That wasn’t a .500 Magnum. It was a .500 Vaginitis. Seriously, just because you load a .500 magnum bullet in a .500 Magnum case, doesn’t mean you’re shooting .500 Magnum. I can make 10mm feel like .22LR by only loading 5 grains of powder instead of 13. But when my 155gr bullet is only moving at 700fps instead of 1400fps, is it really still 10mm? I would say no.
That T- REX would is gonna be awesome for people who like hunting with smaller caliber air rifles and stuff like that.
That gun is both beautiful and absurd all at the same time!
honestly, I would love a glass or ceramic version of the rex, or like a tiny version to have on my desk as a little trouble maker
Very informative and entertaining. I was curious myself regarding velocity drop so I looked up S&W .500 magnum, and tried to get as close to equal as I could. Both Horandy .350g flat nose. Subsonic was 1,425 and supersonic 1,725.
It looks like it recoils and sounds like a .22lr.
I never knew companies were producing single action army clones in .500 mag!
You guys and Brandon Herrera have filled the fun and knowledge void for me left after FPS Russia disappeared.
There are two types of firearm CZcamsrs. I call them "sons of Ian" and "sons of Kyle", because their lineages can ultimately be traced to Forgotten Weapons and FPSRussia in tone and concept.
@@SimuLord Very interesting and insightful, I never thought to articulate it like that until you worded it like that. I could always see that though. I still watch Ian to this day.
Really cool to see the difference in recoil between the two
Scott, you make shooting the S&W 500 mag look easy. Especially with one hand. I need a rest and both hands to shoot mine. Great video. Keep up the good work!!
It would be quieter but more front heavy
The suppression has gone to his head...he let a table survive and no watermelon (though the dragon fruit was quite reactive)!!! I think we need an intervention. 🤣 Great video as always, thanks Scott! 😜
That sure is one powerful cleaning cloth you have there Scott. It managed to repair the numerous holes you blasted in the table-top as well as cleaning up all that glue! Most impressive!
Man, it looked really cool when you shot that Furby
The first table to survive in the channel, that was awesome!!!!😂😂😂❤❤❤