As always

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Hello hope you're having a good day

As always

Haha, void his warranty :-P

30x173mm chambered BFG variant when

Edwin tests your rifles on materials. Scott torture tests your rifles REAL WORLD.

Scott is the worst Serbu salesman, EVER!

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😂 yes

And broke a 3rd rn50

Hes turned tables into a lethal weapon too 😂

the thing is, is it really the body armour that is leathal when it has an almost 90 gram piece of lead and copper pushing it?

That's why NYC banned it lol

How does that line from the old song go? "Them that asks no questions, isn't told a lie..."

She just increases his life insurance, then packs him a lunch.

Or he just says, "Honey, I'm out..." 🤷🏻

​@@bluefalconssuck5881 Lmfao 😂

More like, "See you later, Baby, I gotta go "do some stuff" at the range and pick up that diamond bracelet you admired at the jewelry store."

I'm pretty sure Scott calls him before just in case.

Doing the destructive testing for him.

Honestly I don't think he minds seeing this. He's the type of business owner who would take this and make improvements to the design. Now he knows that JUST IN CASE he may want to make a change to his thread pitch, to something with more strength than his previous setup(not that it the gun was inadequate but better is better so safer) AND that he may want to look into a deeper penetrating weld setup, possibly do something like a dovetail setup imo and then weld that together on the sides. Easy Peasy tbh and because his guns are proven reliable under NORMAL operation, he can market the changes as a Super Duty/Ruggedized model and have a positive marketing plan around that.

@@jackhall290 in other words, new model RN50-BDOBS (built different, over built stupid)

why he need to made cheapest 50bmg gun for pistol powder(4-10X psi or more and very fast pressure build up) round or 4x of recoil round.(2x bullet weight and no muzzle brake) This is best riffle of test dangerous round but you should do with string or remote. No one want to test those on 10k 50BMG.

Yeah, I already petitioned the ATF to let him have an Inkuzi PAW. Still waiting to hear back. 🤨🙄😒😑😐

I'd like to see him demonstrate a Denel NTW-20, personally.

Or a 950 jdj

Don't worry, Mark Serbu is working on a 20mm for Scott.

Anzio Ironworks 20mm. I've been hoping either him or Matt will get one, but no luck yet.

That's awesome.

Insanely strong stuff but it’s way too stretchy. Not good for bullet proofing a vest.

I have no idea where i heard this. That one reason early China protected silk was because an arrow would not penetrate it. The arrow tip would still enter the body but not break the silk. So the arrow could be removed from the soldier by pulling the silk out of the wound. This kept the wound clean and prevented poisoned arrow heads from poisoning the injured person. Kinda makes sense to me but I have never seen it tested. Of course this would have been against stone, bronze or iron arrowheads. Obviously modern broad heads would slice right thru it.

@@martinswiney2192 interesting

Dynamic strength is what would make it *perfect* for a bullet-proof vest. That's why fiberglass and carbon fiber were never successfully used in body armor: the fibers are very strong, but too brittle, the bullet just punches straight through. I suspect the director simply didn't know much about ballistics, especially because fabric woven from spider silk actually has already been used to stop a bullet, specifically the silk of the Madagascar Golden Orb Spider.

You may have been better off being hit by the round then with the armor on for sure. But I agree I'd like to see that as well.

I second this motion🙋

FOR SCIENCE !!!

Hahaha I was just going to suggest that 😅 Great minds think alike 😂👍

Yesss! I am very curious about this tooo

He shoved his thumb into his open neck wound. Dude's a badass.

When I saw what he was shooting i was really hoping he used the led sled

I bet his local stores stock more tables than anywhere else exclusively due to him.

@@michaelcherokee8906 they look like costco tables or Sams I have a few

we use them in the shop, people overload them, drill through them, cut them with angle grinders and jig saws, etc. and we still don't even come close to his numbers.

Plot twist.... He owns stock in that table company..🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@SaltyNationalist He'd be smart to!

And today, that shyness paid off. I mean, sure the gun didn't detonate like last time, but with the force required to break those welds, it probably could.

Great song

@@northernguy4262 Doesn't matter. the 700 Nitro does half what the T rex does

@@SamaelVR how

It's. 50 cal 😆

@@morbidone88 1,300 grain, this ain't your normal .50

It’ll blow your lungs right out of your body

@@grimreminder5038 so why would a higher grain bullet do less dmg? Lol you what, thought it would just go straight through or not puncture it at all?

@@morbidone88 What are you on? When the heck did I ever say "Do less damage" in any of that or are you high enough to see extra text magically appear? I'm stating that I've never seen packing leave the body armor and jam itself into a water bottle. Duh.

Swans?

@@kingofsludge7262 in the Midwest they have a frozen food delivery truck from a company called Swanson. You see the catalog and pick what you want/what they have in stock. I'm a Californian and visited family in Missouri. Decent food. Slightly better than typical frozen meals. Hella expensive but the caramel pecan cinnamon rolls are really good.

@@Anarchy522XD I remember seeing those trucks as a kid, I haven't seen one in a while though, didn't think they were still running.

@@Anarchy522XD I occasionally see the Schwan's trucks here in the deep South.

@@Anarchy522XD I think a better way to describe it more accurately and concisely is it is "a Snap-On(R) tools truck but for food".

that's why you buy a stick a thumb in it T shirt before you shoot it,

I think firing that round in a machine gun would destroy the gun. Despite the machine gun being made to deal with recoil, firing that round consecutively would be murder on it since it's the heaviest 50 cal.

@@bruvathroatpuncher500 M2 would like a convo

I dunno, like the avenger on the A-10 Warthog?

@@BirdThonope, not like those, nice try though

Well the gun did explode on him once before, that’s the scar on his neck he shows off. It actually almost ended em.

@@Zal-TheBug thats where just put a thumb in it came from. the dude is brave just handling firearms after that.

Kevar going through center mass and crushing the spine... I'd say it's still deadly.

@@johnwurfel2862 More like splatter-mist-blown in half. There'd be no spine, or much else for that matter. This is one of those cases where NOT wearing Level IV would be slightly more survivable since that much energy transfer just spreads out, mashing everything instead of just poking an admittedly big hole. You can live a short time with a hole in you, maybe (like a million to one but better than none) even long enough to be gotten to a Level I trauma center, but you can't live with the equivalent of an Abrams track over your torso. That plate turned a .50 BMG into a Revolutionary War cannon ball. Yeah, still deadly.

why he scared shot that gun by himself? why using a rope?🤔

Like when the mustard bottle makes a farting noise...

Those intro sounds were annoying from the first time i heard them

I wouldn´t say boomer exactly, but I figure I could come up with jokes of that caliber no problem. But Scott is funny and entertaining nontheless. After the third time I thought I wouldn´t laugh about "watermelon time" any more. But I do. I am simple and that is okay. :)

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ smoke meth and hail satan

I wanted him to kick the egg plant cans😂

Yeah, no more busted up guns in the face and chest that just require stuffing your' thumb in it' to stop the massive bleeding.

a paradigm shift to be sure

Once bitten, twice shy... WISE to take precautions... 😳

Life changer.

You... got cursed by a fascist necromancer? (Joking, just trying to give y'all a laugh about a sad matter)

@@Momo_Kawashima lol. Yep. Her name is Hochul. Wife has a government job, tied to a tribe here. 18 til she retires. Figure, atick it out, until she pulls the pin, then go where we want. They can keep the leg, as long as tje rest of me gets to leave......

@@zerodayappalachianminuteme3688 I am. No one else can do it for.me. Have my prosthetic, working with it, and getting better. Hell, I'm even workong on a way to mod my bike, to ne able to use the foot brake, because I will not give up what I've done for.over 40 years 90 percent of any disability is mental. I don't think I can do it. I Know I can.

Jesus man that’s awful. Stoked you’re still here with us, friend 💪💪💪

@@anusmcgee4150 glad to still be here. Didn't see much of a choice, as I have a wife and daughter that need me here.

Actually, I bet it has significantly less muzzle energy than a typical 50 cal round. Bell curves and diminishing returns and all that.

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Here you on the "used" to

Hadn't watched him in a while, but what happened to demo ranch?

@@jjtomecek1623 Nothing if you watch his video that came out today, he's full of energy, has genuine enthusiasm and really thanks the fans at the end of the video. He's even doing a video every day till Christmas, last year he did the 12 days of Christmas leading up to Christmas, but he said that wasn't good enough, so there's a video everyday till Christmas, giving away loads of gifts, entering people into raffle to win a pick up truck and getting other guntubers on, how is doing all that not enthusiastic? I don't know why they said "used to", he did a vid shooting guns on roller skates to see how far the recoil would push him back, it's hilarious and even he is laughing.

@@jjtomecek1623 he's still funny and has some good stuff going. But there's very little shooting. He's trying too hard to be a stand up comedian. The rest of the episodes are him showing off his new toys (not always guns), talking or ads. That's always been the mix of his show, bit the ratio of action to everything else has changed. You can tell it's moved from passion project to job where episodes need to come out every X-interval

@@jordanc8499 Very little shooting? Wrong. There is a lot of shooting in every video.

Truly one the very most impressive things ever seen a firearm do...and these are name-brand armor!

That poor guy almost broke down when Scott's rifle blown up, he must be cautiously watching all of Scott's videos while violently sweating.

He left a comment on here

A third rifle.

That's actually was his third RN-50

3rd*

Agree

Yeah but your auto cannon 20mills are sent downrange using about 4 times the powder lol

we need to start a GoFundMe to get this man a KS-23!

Same here, I’m disappointed and surprised he didn’t test ballistics gel.

20mm makes a 50bmg look like a 30-06...

Scott used to be a thinker like you. Then he took a shrapnel to the neck.

To be fair,last time Scott had a "Just one more shot" Mentality with sketchy ammo It ended up in him making good use of his thumb.

Even if it had no risk of exploding, I don't think even he would like to absorb that recoil into his shoulder.

Pretty dang good considering that's basically their whole thing, TFM is a great channel

Infinitely? I guess some infinities are, in fact, smaller than others. I wouldn't necessarily use a term referring to a quantity to define an increase in quality. Especially one referring to an endless or inexhaustible quantity. Perhaps exponentially or geometrically better if you want to stick with the mathematical theme. I don't know. You could actually analyze frame rates, shutter speeds, ISO levels, and resolutions to give an actual percentage of improvement... But, that might be too much to ask. Especially from someone who doesn't understand the concept much less the definition of infinity.

I think he needs to do a collaboration with the slow-mo guys

@@mattmarzula 🤓

Why wouldn't he be? It was well over a year ago dude.

Notice he ain’t shooting a serbu without a rope and behind a truck! And gun broke!!!

@@chadnoland5438 ik

"Stopped the round" is a bit generous... More like the body armour became best buddies with the round and decided to go with it for a devastating trip into the target!

@@thecommissaruk To be fair, it wasn't even rated for 50BMG in the first place

@@thecommissaruk well yes I know you’d most definitely wouldn’t survive that. Its the fact a 50 cal produces over 10,000ft/lbs of muzzle energy with a regular round and it didn’t just punch through.

The plate didn't stop the round, it actively collaborated with it.

Maybe he could try to put a whole eggplant in the hole on a can of something else? "PUT AN EGGPLANT IN IT. 'CAUSE NOBODY LIKES EGGPLANT!!!"

Since you're an actual mechanical engineer, maybe you can explain to Mark and the design team why such an extremely critical/important area like the hinge that holds the upper receiver to the lower receiver should be an integral part and not just welded on like an afterthought. Idk what they were thinking with that decision, lol. This is the second RN50 that Scott has broken in catastrophic fashion. They need to redesign it before someone actually dies or lives through a more gruesome accident than Scott did.

I guess it's so heavy it flies slower so it doesn't go through armor very well. However it has lots of inertia to send that armor flying

Er ist der Hammer

Pretty sure, positive in fact, that these weren't frangibles. Scott said hey were just solid lead. Solid lead just pretty much vaporizes when it hits anything hard at high velocity. Hell, when I shoot steel with my son's .22 LR with lead ball ammo it turns to a smear of grey dust in a radial pattern. 1300 grains of lead from a .50 BMG load is a whole hell of a lot more force than 38 grains pushed by a tiny rimfire cartridge. These rounds would still penetrate an airplane bulkhead. Frangibles aren't made to blow through Level IV plate. This is one of those cases where NOT wearing Level IV would be slightly more survivable since that much energy transfer just spreads out, mashing everything instead of just poking an admittedly big hole. You can live a short time with a hole in you, maybe (like a million to one but better than none) even long enough to be gotten to a Level I trauma center, but you can't live with the equivalent of an Abrams track over your torso. That plate turned a .50 BMG round into a Revolutionary War cannon ball. And indeed, God bless.