"The Worst Internet Gun Fails #4 - The Darwin Awards" | Kip Reacts to Brandon Herrera
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- Fellow Legends, welcome! Today we dive into the next installment of, "What not to do with firearms." Affectionately called the Darwin Awards by Brandon Herrera. If you found this content great or enlightening I do absolutely recommend that you go ahead and check out Brandon Herrera as well as the original video to show some support for the source material!
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So with Scotts failure (50 bmg that exploded) it was caused by a faulty slap round. He had fired many slap rounds from that batch that day had no reason to expect that it would cause failure .
Sometimes it really can just go wrong for being unlucky.
@@KipReactsI think you gotta react to Scott (Kentucky Ballistics) My 50BMG Exploded. It’s a very emotional story personally.
Project Eldest Son comes to mind
@@KipReacts hey Kip you should watch the most hilarious spy of ww2 by wendigoon
I love Wendigoon, but I already have so many 30+ minute videos to react to already. Length is definitely a factor.
If you haven't checked it out, the video of Scott (aka Kentucky Ballistics) and his 50 cal exploding is worth watching. He goes over exactly what happened and his injuries. It doesn't show anything graphic or anything.
The most graphic part was the clip Brandon showed. I consider "My 50 Cal Exploded" a good entry point for people reacting to gun content.
I agree kip should react to Kentucky ballistics video where his 50bmg blows up.
In addition, there is the entire When Guns Go Boom series, plus Kentucky Ballistics is just a fun channel to watch.
My buddy got brass in his shirt one time, and his solution to not be holding a loaded fire arms was to mag dump the rest of the mag before dropping the gun and then fishing out the brass. I don't think I've ever seen that man shoot that fast ever again.
"hey no full auto"
@@redmist6630"That's not full auto?"
@@doyourbest_uwu"this is"
*_brrrrrrrrrt_*
@@kingsnakke6888 Daaaaamn son
19:06 Scott later did a demo of a Barret attempting to recreate the conditions the RN-50 had and uh, _it was even worse with the Barret._
I will accept some mistakes from new shooters…. Flagging is not one of them. Stance is fixable, grip is fixable. Stupidity is not.
For those like me unfamiliar with firearms, what does flagging mean?
@@aaronhenley4741 I am mostly familiar with guns through videos, but I can answer your question - flagging is when you point your gun on someone or on yourself, when you don't intend to, be it loaded or not.
@@Taron_HaiTar thank you
@@aaronhenley4741 No problem! I like to help with answering qustions (when I can, mostly I can't, because I dumb) and correcting on some facts!
I have a good friend who's a range officer and he tells me all about the individuals he's had to remove from the range for numerous violations to the range rules flagging being the most often
I find it interesting that funny but educational stuff like this gets demonetized, but suggestive bots and Sniperwolf are allowed.
That's because the people in charge actually don't want you to think.
That's because Sniperwolf make a helluva lot of money.
23:00 I've been practicing martial arts since 2008. No serious injury. I twisted my ankle on chess tournament. I''m a living example of "Something bad can happen no matter what you do, but usually not when you expect"
Did all kinds of stupid dangerous stuff as a kid. Rock climbing, climbing trees, playing with fireworks, etc.... My most series injury? Breaking a bone on the stairs at school.
Reminds me of the time I pulled both biceps at the same time simply while walking up some stairs.
Shit happens sometimes
Awesome and awful used to be synonyms. The experience of awe itself is not inherently good or bad. Guns, fire, war, tornadoes, nuclear weapons... all inspire awe.
3:46 Military bearing is the term you may be looking for there. Or he keeps his composure.
23:15 Chainsaws. It's wild that at any given moment the thing can hit something in a tree and come right back at you. Using tools can be dangerous. Stupid people will use them. The best we can do is instruct and show why you have to learn and be prepared.
especially those eco-idiots that drive steel nails into trees scheduled for logging which is a major hazard those industrial chainsaws are nothing to mess with
Kentucky ballistics video on what happened is worth checking out but basically the final round he was going to shoot after a day of shooting slap rounds, had a extra spicy powder load causing a critical failure. the CZcams channel ballistic high speed had a similar freak accident but with a rpg like 3 months ago
Wasn't it stated in Scott's video, that whole batch of slap rounds was tainted? First two rounds were acting weird, you know, different sound of the shot, excessive recoil.
@@ShardDeVir Yep, the big lesson he took from the entire affair was to be careful when buying secondhand ammo.
Had a hot piece of 40 brass get caught in my collar behind my neck while shooting a USPSA stage locally. I kept focused through the pain and removed it at the end of the stage which was fortunately only another eight shots or so. Left a nice second degree burn with blister. Another time had a 22lr casing flip up and get caught against my right temple behind my shooting glasses while at the range. Set the gun down, swept it clear. Just a few seconds was enough to give me a wicked burn. When I teach new people I give them a very specific safety order that if ANYTHING weird or unexpected happens, keep the muzzle downrange and set the gun down before dealing with the problem. That lead-in tends to be kept in mind well enough that they remember it should something happen.
Scott later on fired the rest of the batch of SLAP rounds he had bought, and several of them had so much overpressure that the rounds literally froze the screw breech and were a pain to remove. I think he later on stated that somebody probably reloaded the rounds by hand and used pistol powder instead of rifle powder - we saw the results.
The tests he conducted and recorded later on are absolutely worth checking out.
Kip you really need to check out Brandon's latest gun meme review where he talks about the cop who shot his own car because an accorn fell on his car. That will blow your mind with stupid. Lmao 😂
When I was shooting for my first concealed permit, the casing bounced off the lane wall and landed on my safety glasses against my eyebrow. Since there was no range bench since we were practicing drawing, I called out for RSO and said “brass on my face!” but I kept my gun pointed down range. He laughed and plucked the brass off my face. My eyebrow took a few months to completely grow back.
14:45 That exact noise came out of me at roughly the same time Kip. Complete agreement there. And yeah, another vote here to check out Kentucky Ballistics. Great channel.
17:20 Appropriate Star Trek Quote: Captain Jean-Luc Picard : "It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That is not a weakness. That is life."
20:00 I'm a firm believer that you haven't had to use that kit BECAUSE you have it with you. It's the day you don't have it that you'll need it. I don't know what to call it, the inherent contrariness of the universe maybe, but that sort of thing happens to me constantly. The one day I don't have something is the day I truly need it.
30:16 Also yeah, everybody be smart, and nobody has to get in the forever box.
That's pretty much Murphy's Law "anything that can go wrong will go wrong and at the worst possible time".
A benign example of that from my day to day life is that whenever I go shopping I take more grocery bags than I need to "just in case".
The one time I didn't bc I couldn't find it anywhere was when I needed that extra bag. Better to be prepared and never have to use it in your life than need it and don't have it...
9:50 depending on model, theres a lag pin you have to pull to allow it to arm the RPG. Long as the pin is good in theory the explosive is safe
"In theory"
@@Crazyfrog41 exactly
What I love about the Darwin award series is the classic gun fail vids that have been kicking around for years
My grandfather had a Marine Corp funeral. I don't know everything that went into it but the rounds were certainly blanks. We have the cartridges in the flag display.
Yes. My uncle was able to chat with some of the militry folks after my grandpa's funeral and they confirmed that they are blanks. Brother and I each got a spent brass.
"This one is a dummy"
Famous last words before imminent disaster
I know a lot about RPGs. My favorite is dragon quest
Bro DQ is goated. Bonus points for Akira Toriyama.
@@Xeno_Solarus Gonna play Sandland when that comes out. never played that franchise, but in honor of the goat
on the topic of accidents during military parades or events at one point one of tomb of the forgotten soldiers guards had a bayonet go through his foot during the rifle hand off and had to walk with it for a while with a bayonet hole in his foot
OUCH!
Tomb of the Unknown* Soldier if I'm thinking about the correct incident. From what I remember, the guy didn't shout or anything. Just tanked it, notified his NCO without complaint or whimper, was properly relieved of his post, and calmly walked away without even a limp. Pretty sure that guy will never have to buy a drink again in his life.
@@sierramike0913 Unless he's at the bar alone.
@@sierramike0913 i wen back to watch it and besides the initial grimace he showed no other indication that he had a new hole in his foot
The people selected for this commitment are just built different. Huge respect to those chosen for it.
"Guns can hurt you!"
"What, you never drive anywhere? At least people with guns aren't meant to point them at me. Oncoming traffic would count as flagging if it was loaded."
As a man who's a lover of real guns and has fired from 223 to 300 winny and a lover of airsoft I can hear the purists screaming now but I'm happy to see the man make it on your channel.
4:16 Latrine duty- After Black Bean Chile for dinner.
Mark Serbu, the builder of that RN-50 that Scott fired and it rapidly disassembles itself on him, figured out that the SLAP round that caused that to happen, had been tampered with. Wherever Scott got that ammo from, it was not a reputable source. What Mark found, was that round had been taken apart, all the proper powder was poured out and it was reloaded with pistol powder.
When Scott had been looking at the footage of that video day, he did say that the muzzle blast was getting bigger after a while. So the rounds he had been shooting, were probably all tampered with to one extent possibly.
It was an unfortunate thing to have happened, but should be a reminder that DO NOT BUY ammo from an unreputable source and do not buy very rare ammo like that. You have no idea if its been tampered with or not.
5:00 was at the range for work and dude kept sending 9mm brass down my back and into my back pocket and all i could do was grit my teeth and keep firing.
6:30 ha!
6:50 Most striker fired guns don’t have manual safety’s anymore, so he might not have even been able to. None of my handguns have manual safety’s at the moment (although some new acquisitions may be on the horizon hehe). I will say though, one of the first things I would train with a handgun with a manual safety is flicking that thing on safe every time I’m done shooting. Getting used to hitting that safety is something I train with my AR all the time since I dry fire quite a bit.
Unfortunate about that guy ND-ing into himself, but VERY fortunate that he wasn’t 3-4 inches higher.
Great reaction as usual, man.
Scott's cat-fail is one of the reason why, anytime I'm RSO of a range (I don't care what the range's rules are as usually they are less strict then my rules [and anyone who asks me to be RSO knows this ahead of time], as I'll do things like lay a moron out if he/she flags someone, thankfully I've not had to do that), I have a trauma kit in the room and/or a max of ten feet from the firing line, I have at least one other person with a civilian medical responder certification (preferably EMT or Paramedic, but EMR technically counts) or a current/former 68W Combat Medic/18D Medical Sergeant (or equivalent) on hand with at least three different ways to get in contact with 911 (usually two cellphones, and a radio), and a designated vehicle + driver for CASEVAC (specifically prepositioned to be able to load a casualty in and take off to a location an ambulance or helo is able to get to easily). If things go bad with firearms, the chance of them going FUBAR is extremely high and I want at least two people there able to render immediate aid and get the casualty packed up and on the move to help within a few minutes. And if I can get two people who specialize in trauma-focused medical aid (ie a pair of 1T2X1s [USAF PJs] or 18Ds), I'm a very happy RSO.
15:19 That Upper was going straight to God.
20:03 this reminds me of a machine gun qualification range I did in the Marines, we were shooting the M240 G (7.62 belt fed machine gun) and one of the our SOPs is to look away from it when opening the gun to clear a stoppage... an E7 didn't do this that day and had a round cook off and spray burnt powder into his face, he was fine but does have scars
Son was playing his game (in the olden days of the early 2000s) and for some reason the drive just went out of control, spun the disc until it exploded in the drive. Had it been unenclosed, it likely would have been fatal for him at his size then
ANYTHING can go wrong at the worst time, and a lot of times it could end fatally if it is mechanical in nature.
I probably even wrote it in the original, but I was at an indoor range and a gentleman was firing an NFA compliant AK-47 in the next stall, and there was enough room on top of the divider that the brass was coming over on me in my bay, I had enough calm to put my safety on, put the pistol on the bench, and walk back for a bit. Dude with the AK was cool and all.
I also used to work for an FFL and got to talk to a lefty who was in the army, testing the M-16's, it happened to be raining, so they had their rain ponchos on, and since he was a lefty, he kept getting brass in his top through the poncho's hood
20:21 please remember to regularely check if the first aid stuff is expired. A lot of people don't know they can expire. While they might still be okay to use it can't be guaranteed that they are still sterile when expired. Quick little fun fact: in germany you can get fined by the police when your first aid kit is expired. You can also fail your TÜV (vehicle safety inspection that is mandatory every 2 years) if it is expired.
Treat gun safety like power tool safety. All of the above are inherently dangerous to the user or those around, but if used properly, that risk can be minimized
Mark Serbu the creator of the RN50 has a series of videos that talk about Scott’s accented
Don't have a range bag, but we keep multiple "bug out" bags, with basic emergency supplies, including first aid supplies. As well as a bigger box with stocked with like survival stuff like a camping stove, propane for it, kerosene for lamps & some other stuff, with a larger first aid kit. Just in case of emergencies like long term power outages.
Can't wait for the next one! Keep up the awesome reacts!!
when I first started shooting I got a small trauma kit for my range bag (tourniquets, chest seal, and lots of gauze) and made sure to take classes on how to plug "unintended" holes for just some of these cases
My dad told me a story. He used to have a Browning Hi-power and he was shooting it out somewhere. He was using aluminum case Blazer brand ammo, and once the gun got warm, something weird started happening. It started to double feed with one trigger pull. He told that that didn’t happen with brass ammo.
2:49 as someone who’s great grandparents were both in the military, (I think Navy WWII, not quite sure but some of the pictures I’ve seen suggest that) and have now both passed away, I know for funerals they use blanks, and I’d assume it’s the same for other ceremonies as well. The reason I know this is because they let us keep the spent .30-06 shells, which all show signs that they were crimped before they were shot, which from my understanding is something that you would only see on blanks(gun people please correct me if I’m wrong about that)
The rpg thing was primarily for transportation, but also to prevent it from blowing up if the soldier tripped
So the very first gun I bought was a Stevens 520 Riot gun from an Army buddy of mine. There are hardly any records on the gun but we do know its an early model so we believe it was made about 1912-1916. Shes OLD. Well another buddy of mine and I went to the range with it and for the first few shots I refused to let him shoot it cause we were using slugs, as thats all my range allows. A lot of forums were saying dont use slugs as they might over pressure the gun. All I could think was "im not letting my best friend shoot this thing and then have the barrel just explode" so after about 5 to 10 shots I handed it too him. And honestly, shes never had a problem other than she doesnt like low powered ammo. If I use 1250fps slugs (it only accepts 2 3/4 shells) the gun wont cycle right. All that being said, theres a risk with any guns and especially old guns too with modern ammo. To be fair, old guns were made to differnt specs so because of that sometimes the metals pieces are thicker or their just more robust to handle looser tolerances so theres less of a chance to fuck something up. But there is always a risk in enjoying guns. Like Kip said, its a controlled explosion launching a projectile, its gonna be dangerous by its very nature
For the polish soldier keeping still, military bearing is a hell of a thing. Not in the military but went to a jrotc course for all 4 years of highschool, and we get taught military bearing and drill as the first thing, and if you are one that competes in a drill meet, we get it drilled into us, take that to a way higher level AND then having rounds in the chamber of an AK (even if they are blanks) freaking out isnt an option that goes through your head from what ive seen and felt in both jrotc and military leadership camp made for those that hope to go into service. Again, not actual military, but I still know basic drill, and when shit happens in any drill ive seen and been in, even seen from academy platoons, messing up will happen, everyone keeps going, and then afterwards when you are not in a fully public area you get told off for minor issues or chewed out for major ones. Panicking doesn’t even cross the mind, or if it does, it gets shut down and overtaken by what you know to do.
Yes i rambled, but i do that.
I once got a .45 casing between my eye pro and my face. It happened to sneak in at the corner of my eye (a small area not covered by the eye protection or my hat). I had a crescent shaped scar under my eye for a few years.
I still had the focus to stop and set down the pistol before I went to clear the brass out.
Second most painful experience with hot brass was at a CMP match. I was shooting prone next to a concrete pillar for a bench. A .30-06 case from my M1 bounced off the pillar and went down my pants, square in the center. Getting burned on the buttcrack is unpleasant, to say the least.
i can't remember the name of the channel that figured it out but what made Scott's(Kentucky Ballistics) RN50 to explode on him was the fact that the slap rounds he was firing were loaded with pistol powder and not rifle powder. Pistol powder and rifle powder are different. Pistol powder detonates in a much quicker and more violent manner than rifle powder.
Btw, Brandon is currently running for Congress in Texas District 23. Based guntuber doing based things
The RN50 was designed by a former CZcamsr, RN stands for RoyalNonsuch his old CZcams channel. He got an apprenticeship with Mark Serbu and they worked together in designing the RN50, the point was to make the simplest cheapest bombproof.50cal
Gun Safety Commandments
1: Treat *EVERY* weapon as if it *IS* loaded!
2: *NEVER* point a weapon at *ANYTHING* you are *NOT* willing to destroy!
3: Keep *AWAY FROM* the firing mechanism until you are *100%* ready to shoot.
4: *KNOW* your target *AND* what is *BEHIND IT*!
*NO EXCEPTIONS!*
The Kentucky Ballistics gun fail was later confirmed to be bad ammo. He had just opened a new package of bullets, which were all fairly hot loaded.
You would probably enjoy his more recent content with the 4 bore rifle ( elephant gun)
Dude. Kip is right about the fryer. Got a nice scar from where some idiot decided that playing around in the kitchen with his girlfriend was more important than safety. Threw a chunk of ice into the fryer I was next to, and next thing I know I'm screaming in pain.
so my favorite example of "Dangerous Tool can, and will, hurt you if you misuse or mishandle it" is an Angle Grinder.
you don't know when the blade might catch and shatter in your face, and the amount of force it can deliver is enough to break bones in some instances.
your only hope is to know what you're dealing with and have contingencies in place should shit hit the fan, as well as every safeguard reasonably available to still use it
i do not own firearms at this time, and these videos are reinforcing a few habits while handling lower-velocity projectile weapons.
the same care and consideration for the dangers can also be applied to things like knives
Also also also also ALSO. Do not go alone. If you aren't in a public range with people around, you are going out somewhere where it's legal to shoot out in the wild, or out on your own large property. Have someone with you, in the event you are incapacitated, or injured in a way you can't rescue yourself. Then you have someone else there to call for help, to help bandage, or in really bad cases help keep the blood inside you while you get to a hospital or for an ambulance to arrive.
This 100%.
If I’m not allowed to show a model kit get detonated with fireworks on my channel, then those videos of people shooting handguns and stuff in the air should also be removed. Granted mine probably got me in trouble by showing the fuse get lit or something, but my friends and I were being relatively safe in that once the fuse was lit, we got to a safe distance from said explosive. The model kit hilariously survived though, only lost a couple of fingers and bits o the head armor. ABS plastic is pretty strong as it turns out. The model kit in question was a failed build of a MG GM Vers 2.0. We didn’t really get shrapnel off of it as the softer plastic that disappeared from it was straight up deleted. Though I get that videos like that could possibly inspire some people to do something like that but in an unsafe manner, which is why I complied with CZcams and deleted it. I didn’t want to deal with any unnecessary consequences and whatnot.
Edit: when I recorded and uploaded said video I was in my twenties, so it seemed like a good idea at the time. No alcohol or other drugs were involved. As a more mature adult working on a college degree in cybersecurity, I do understand that maybe I shouldn’t have done either of those things in hindsight.
I like to think that the conversation after the first video went like
Guy 1 - wtf
Guy 2 - shit dude, my bad g
Guy 1 - understand have a nice day
Instead of the guy getting yelled at for like a hour or something.
Dear kip, as a person who owns a firearm specifically a .243 Calibur rifle, I have also suffered from tainted ammo, thankfully I was not hurt but my rifle is unusable for now
16:09 To preface the detonation that is about to happen, thank God Scott is okay. Now, to clear up the mystery for you, the most likely candidate for the cause of this detonation is the round being a reload with pistol powder as opposed to rifle powder, the amount of energy imparted upon the cap and the area right in front of Scott's face was like twice or more the pressure this thing was rated for and it was rated for well over a regular .50 BMG cartridge and should be able to take a normal, actual SLAP round with no issue. This however was, as I have said, no normal SLAP round and Scott almost payed with his life.
22:50
The universe is built on possibility and probability. The chances can be close to exactly 0%, but they are never completely 0%.
23:36 I want to point out that what happened in this and the last clips is more akin to, someone fucked up making your fuel (Or did it on purpose) and the fuel caused your engine to blow up and set your vehicle on fire. You can't really test the fuel so you have no way to know what will happen.
One time at the range, the person shooting their pistol next to me had their brass pop over the divider and land between my fingers while I was shooting my own pistol. That was quite an uncomfortable surprise.
The brass issue is why I wear tight sport bras under my clothes if I go shooting. And a shirt with a high collar (not taking ANY chances again, once was enough) because I'm really busty and you only have to learn how hot brass is (I wasn't shooting, an idiot I would later make cry because of how badly he was behaving flipped the brass my way and it seemed to aim for glory) and it took a solid 2 weeks to heal up - betwixt ones tata's it's tough to heal things quickly because, well, kind of an environment that closes itself off and is buried under clothes meant to hold them up and keep them in place. Busty means going braless is a tough sell so you are essentially stuck with a 2nd degree burn in an area constantly being rubbed. So yeah, feel some kindness for the gals at the range. And hope they have found good tops that shield the goodies. Cause... wow. Whole new realm of ouch.
27:57 The channel Project Farm does reviews on all kinds of tools and shop supplies where he pits a sampling of different brands against each other. In some videos, he shows the failure load of certain tools (screwdrivers, drill bits, etc.) and some brands are shockingly weak. There are many powerful tools, and research is definitely one of them.
Video#1, yes, those are blanks, which is why they have to rack a fresh one in each time. There's not enough pressure pumping back through the gas system, which is usually held and forced back by the bullet, to cycle the action. Also... Someone needs to check their firing pin for a slam-fire condition.
Yeah, hot brass sucks. Once I was shooting my Tavor-7, a .308 bullpup. I wasn't paying enough attention to the sling and it had covered the ejection port. When I fired the brass followed under sling and got trapped between my sling and my arm. Thankfully my immediate reaction was to twist my arm enough to have the brass fall away from my arm.
The brass thing reminds me of the last time I was at the range with my father. I was using his M16 when one of the casings ejected to right between my glasses, and my right eye. I immediately took my hand off the trigger, still holding the forward grip, and adjusted my glasses to let the casing to let the casing fall to the ground. I had a slight burn mark on my eyelid for a few days.
Don't even have to be drinking. My mom was driving home with me and a friend. Hit a patch of gravel of gravel and spun out. Luckily no one was hurt or anything, but if we'd hit the ditch, or God forbid another car, who knows.
First clip, If you had the choice of not reacting and having everyone chew out the idiot behind you later or ruin the ceremony and potentially getting in bigger trouble by reacting to that, I'm not reacting
we have saw to cut aluminum profiled beams at work ((like square 40mm² beams with a lot of hollowing toinstall fixture and save weight))
one day a dude cut a slightly too thick bundle of beams, so the upper layer of beams had the wrong angle of engagement which made one of the beam fly and go halfway through the steel plate roof, despite security grid and hydraulic pincer.
had the beam flown horizontally it could easily have cut someone in half.
machine tools (and cars aswell) are dangerous tools that most people underestimate the danger of using.
so guns are just another dangerous tool
the edits are 🔥
The safety of RPG warheads are like the safety pins of hand grenades, it shouldn't go boom until you pull that pin. From what I understand, RPG teams often work in pairs with the one not firing the RPG carrying a specialized backpack that carries a maximum of 3 warheads, so its an awfully good idea to have a safety mechanism to keep those warheads from going off in the case that you fall while traversing rough terrain.
More people are killed by automobile related accidents or intentional killings than who are killed by guns.... by very excessive levels of difference.
Just to add to the trusting safety features etc. Look up brandons video on when we dropped two nukes on north carolina. Both of the nukes did not go off, but both nukes, all of their safety features failed, except 1, and they were not the same safety feature between the two. Scary to think about. Safety feature 2 failed on nuke 1, but safety feature succeded on nuke 2. type thing.
One of the nice things about the human mind, is that you can learn from other people's experience and not just your own.
Edit: not saying that humans are the only ones to be able to do this, just saying that it is a valuable trait to have.
I would have probably been like Sgt Permission to change my drawers sir.
so idk if ive said this before, but its a funny one my dad told me. when he was young, like a dumb teenager, he was basically playing with his granddads shotgun, and he accidently shot himself in the foot.
well his granddad, after taking him to the hospital, and getting him all stiched up, and stuff. his granddad basically whipped my dads butt after that. thats how i know not to play with firearms, but there is more to firearm safety that i didn't know till like 2018, when i went through my basic hunter certification class.
also that hot casing video... i had the face from... ya know that one dude from the series "the office" where he looks like hes cringing out hardcore? that was my face.
even if the first one was blanks he could have died. Brandon Lee was killed by a blank during the filming of The Crow. A small piece of the case broke off and came out of the barrel.
My grandpa has had mutiple fingers, thumbs and pinkies cut off mutiple times from miter saw, table saw and many other saws. Luckily he gets to the hospital in time to restattch them
Guns are so much more then just awesome
Long story short, it takes a single round of ammunition that can be faulty and it will cause the entire gun to explode.
Okay so I used to go hunting when I was 16-18 yrs old Hunted with a 22 rifle My last day of rifle season on my 18th year I saw a beautiful Buck, Palms sweaty, heart beating like a MOFO. I stayed focused put cross hairs on front shoulder took deep breath, Pulled the trigger and I clearly heard it fire even the casing ejected. But nothing buck didn't move just started looking around. I pulled back up thought maybe I was aiming too low because well deer was on a slight incline. Aimed a little higher pulled the trigger next thing I knew I woke in the hospital, The bullet never left the barrel of the gun so when I fired again boom. Fudged my shoulder, scaring on my chest and neck, as well as hand/arm.
someone who knows nothing about guns "you cant have it cause you'll hurt your self with it"
person who knows stuff about guns "ok" (takes away there hammer).
someone who knows nothing about guns "why'd you take my hammer"
person who knows stuff about guns "because you'll hit your thumb eventually"
22:20 im have the same attitude as Jason stathom in expendables.
ON THE OTHER HAND!
Literally i faced the fact.
Your going to get cut.
No one will play me in the knife game including my shop that made knives eventually started to stop me.
Turns out if you start slamming sailor and explaining how to stitch someone to your best friend they later wont let you be stupid.
But know Its the truth.
Everything done right or not,
Shit happens. I play with knives.
I get cut. Guns go boom.
The polish indecent had to be a mechanical failure of the weapon as you can see none of their hands are anywhere near the trigger's during this drill movement as such the sear must have caught the hammer and held it just long enough for the weapon to go fully into battery before slipping and releasing the hammer otherwise the hammer would have hit the back of the bolt carrier and lost all it's forward momentum before striking the firing pin.
Kip a blank at that colese is still dangerous
I remember in highschool woodshop I was cutting a piece of wood with a band saw and the blade broke on it suddenly, it definitely surprised me but luckily I was fine
Getting shocked isn't fun. I got shocked by 230V with propper safety equipment and it still sucked. What happened was that someone befor us mounted a metal shelf over sensor activated metal sinks (cleaning station for entering sterile section in food production) and apparently screwed one screw in to the cable for the sink. My coworker and i were mounting mirror above it and when cleaning the shelf and sink with a damp cloth i connected the shelf and the sink with my right hand. I was wearing safety shoes with the category S3 wich are esd (electro static discharge) safe but i was still able to feel the shock through my right arm all the way through my spine in to my lower back and it hurt the rest of the day. In a worse case that could actually have killed me. My boss and the electricians who figured out what the problem was said that i was "lucky" to find that problem because it was verry hard to replicate that and would most likely never have been found in normal use.
With Kentucky Ballistic; it was an overcharged round that exploded in his rifle. I saw the "response" or "what happened" video that he had made after the failure of his rifle. Yikes.
Kip using a Lineman death as part of justifying firearms being dangerous is actually triggering me. I am a Lineman. I accept that there is a risk of dying in my chosen line of work. I do everything in my power to control that risk, but it is still there, much the same as responsibly owned firearms. The HUGE difference is in the question of WHY we take that risk. I and other linemen like me take that risk because it is a necessary part of providing that service to our society. Unless someone does my job there is no internet to watch this video. What is the equivalent for firearms? In a lot of cases there isn't one. There is a handful of cases where there is an actual purpose, I think a lot of people overstate the true value of firearms for self defense, but it does exist. Even if I give them that and hunting as valid uses, a huge portion of what people do with firearms has nothing to with those, and yet people are still out here shooting guns at tannerite lawn mowers and other stupid things with zero utility and tons of risk. WE ARE NOT THE SAME.
tis better to have and not need, than to need and not have.
7:09 Hey, big guy, I dont think anyone would've given a shit considering it was on the floor, and he had literally just shot himself. I dont know what your freakish pain tolerance is, but most people aren't going to be thinking about anything other than the fact that the gun is now out of his hand and on the floor. We can worry about that later, the man just got fucked up XD
Even when I had brass flip it's way into my glass my first thought was AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
my second thought was set gun on table ,wip glasses off
My dad volunteered and served in Vietnam. He worked as infantry and then an electrician. He had plenty of incidents of the Vietcong trying to kill him and others around him. The three closest times he ever came to death were after he came back home.
1. Sliced his wrist with a shard of a plate he accidently dropped while washing it.
2. Was out fishing and his boat got caught in a current that was to strong for its motor, went over a waterfall, got his leg stuck under the water and got an 8 inch long gash down to the bone. Had to sit on his capsized boat and hope help with a makeshift tourniquet came by because his phone was miles down the river and my brother, who went searching for help, went the wrong way.
3. Fell off a ladder trimming a tree at my sisters house. He didn't consider that when the heavy branch fell the part still connected to the tree might move violently upward. He could have broken his neck, instead he broke his ankle and had to turn his foot 180 degrees so it was done before the swelling set in.
You can get hurt doing normal things, but to not do things you enjoy out of fear means you won't ever do anything.
Thankfully he is still alive and kicking at 70 years old and I am blessed to still have him in my life.
Let’s goooo 😊
Scotty doesn't know
Got a tq in that range bag?
fully automatic cnc ... mmmmmmmmmmmm !!! sorry you were saying ?
pyrotechnic metalic rock throwers, if you know the history and the engineering behind them ....they are awesome
7:32 funny story whilst playing Pavlov I did the exact same thing while fixing my headset I had my finger on the trigger and my head went pop in the vr game pavlov
My Mrs. still has a faint little scar on her chest from when a 556 casing wnt down her shirt and got stuck in her bra. She was filming us at the range and was standing slightly behind and to the right of me. All the casings up to that point went nowhere near her, but this 1, the Golden BB, went back at the perfect angle, down a round neck tshirt (it's not like she's Sydney Sweeney in a V-neck) and lodged itself between her bra and the top of her boob. Needless to say, she was not happy, yet she still didn't overreact the same way as the dude that nearly domed himself.
6:55 It probably was the noggin', guy's bleeding like a stuck pig or an anemic on blood thinners though. There's two things to my knowledge that bleed like that, head wounds and an important artery or vein and since he isn't sticking his thumb in his neck and the blood appears to not be gushing out I think it's just a head wound which is significantly better than the alternatives...
He still, through probably the Grace of GOD, managed to avoid braining himself so he is blessed to be alive after this fuck up he will probably never forget.
8:11 Well I was wrong about it being a typical head wound type thing but still, it's been a while since I've seen these and the point still stands that he's blessed to be alive after this.
what's with the purple guy on the corner?
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