Tory's metal work was actually amazing

Thanks for uploading these!

Please post more episodes love it ❤

23:00 It wasn't the first issue of the factory, it was the first factory.The "1st USSR Factory in Tula" (Первый оружейный завод СССР в Туле). Somehow he read "оружейный" as "сооружённый", but it is the wrong word in this case anyway (the phrase would look completely different). Unless Jamie meant Factory itself as the 1st issue ).

I forgot how awesome Adam's Tshirt is/was at the end! I need that Tshirt 🤘😍

27:55 That confused the shit out of me. Good work.

the internet using fake pictures to argue their point is so typical lol

38:55 Love those little funny things 😂

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You the goat for these uploads

I always like their testing, this one was one of my fav episode On a serious note, banana/flower barrels are more common in big weaponry like artillery or tank gun barrels, due to recent global events and even in the past, tanks and SPGs/artillery pieces were showed with damaged barrels, some with them broken up as the banana peel. The contests was always the same, an obstruction was into the barrel (mostly earth/dirt from moving the piece/tank) and an explosive shell was fired (HEAT/HE rounds but also KE anti-armor rounds), result: peeled barrel (worst result: sawed-off barrel, sometimes with injuried crew, others without). It's possible, also in firearms, but a rare instance compared to the previous mentioned kind.

I'm 100% certain that the NVA sniper would have died just from the G forces of the impact of the back of the scope with his head.

Thank you for the awesome videos

So many funny moments here.

6:20 When dome correctly Welds are stronger than the metal they are welding

RIP Grant and Jessi

I feel like they went the wrong way with the tbn slide. It's whole purpose is to be super easy to move, and it is... right up until the slide is dented/warped even slightly, at which point the friction increases massively. You can see this by comparing how well the slide moves at 14:50 to how it barely moves despite facing downwards and being handled at 17:15. Or alternatively listen to the slide at 44:50, it looks perfect but you can _hear_ it's slightly off, that's how tight the tolerances are. This warping/denting is probably happening before any form of pressure wave/shockwave reaches the slide internally - the explosion is right next to the slide afterall - so adding more explosives is never going to resolve that. So, I'd have gone with less explosives in the hope that the slide wouldn't be damaged. This'd also have the added benefit that the lip seal would be less likely to break from the force of the explosion pushing the trombonist back. The question, then, is whether there's a point that the explosion both reliably doesn't damage the slide and yet still has enough force to send it off... which probably isn't too likely tbf.

it only works because jamie was the guy who trained the special forces😂😂

45:28 WTF

Weld weaken the structure? That is new to me. Welds are STRONGER than the rest around it. WHY WELD IT?! Weird assumptions, here.

I was a huge fan of MythBusters when it came out but going as far as calling it a science documentary is probably not really fair on actual science.

I like how they gave kari all the lines with "hard" in it

Fan's wrong. the bullet was NOT the one used originally.

Why the hell would a hammer explode?? Do all these people forget blacksmithing is a thing?

The whole concept of their "hammer" test was completely wrong - every time. The one aspect of the hammer test that was clearly missed EVERY time is easy to see when the clip of Jamie, that the fans complained about, is quickly analyzed. It is not at all about two hammers smacking into each other. It's about using one hammer as a wedge or chisel, and the other to impart sudden impact energy. The target hammer is not floating in the air. It is pressed against the hard material being worked on. The impact of the swung hammer is delivering all of its energy into the second tool with nowhere for it to go. All one has to do is look at any / every chisel that has been worked. The second problem is the misinterpretation of the expression "explosion". Hammering a steel chisel always causes the head of the chisel to eventually "mushroom" with the edges splitting and curling back. It is these curls that can be sent flying possibly causing serious injury. It has happened. This is why skilled workers always grind off those curls to return the head to its safer condition. This too goes against their theory that they needed to make the hammers harder. The chisels are intentionally made a bit softer so they can be resharpened easier, and so that the curls can form slowly and be taken care of before they become a danger. So using one hammer to act as the chisel, and hitting it with another hammer is definitely not within the design of the tool. Hammers are designed to NOT deform. Chisels are designed to allow some of the impact energy to be dissipated to minimize the shock of the repeated impacts. So hammer against hammer is seriously not a good idea. I've seen guys get fired off the job for doing it.

I hate how all these science shows use "ballistic gel" as a replacement for the human body... just because something is the same density doesn't mean it will react the same way... Skin will tighten same with muscles, etc. The body will physically react to the damage where a lifeless "body" made of gelatin doesn't, It's not even close to a representation of human flesh or innards. I get you can't shoot a person, but at least use a dead animal or something that's actually representative not gelatin. Anyone can go and get Jello too...

I'm sorry but, Jamie is a whiney nerd, he's the reason this show failed. He treated Adam like crap all the time, it's a wonder Adam stayed on so long.