45-70 vs 500 S&W Magnum vs Ballistic Gel (Rifle & Pistol)

[@KentuckyBallistics]

Thanks for watching! Y’all are the best!

[@lanemerrill]

now I know they get a bad rap but have you ever shot on of those rossi 92s in 454 casull?

[@andredaniels7788]

Why didn't you use 300 grain on both guns

[@calebkiller97]

Thanks for all the info in the description and for the video!

[@SuperGokuSon]

You should do the same test but with both calibers in their heaviest grain bullet. As I know that the Smith & Wesson performance series revolver definitely penetrates more than 64 inchs of ballistics gel with the 700 grain hard cast and still has enough kinetic energy to break boards.

[@romannojoe3582]

nice videos man, let's try some shotguns on gel

[@KapteinFruit]

It feels weird going back in time to watch this. Scott has come a long way, gotten bigger and got the gnarly scars.

[@FIFIDOUNE]

That's exactly what i was thinking

[@aaronak2005]

Ditto lol

[@bcav712]

He’s so calm in his older videos. It’s really weird lol.

[@Dr_Mauser]

@@bcav712 And a lot more technical. But he's having a lot more fun now.

[@unchartedgroupielove]

He looks a lot bigger these days hes been hitting the power lifting

[@hot2warm]

Moral of the story: don't get shot with a 500 magnum or a 45-70

[@justincarrasco3680]

hot2warm fantastic advice

[@wavywade8164]

That's some simple damn good advice!

[@warpedout4044]

Don't get shot with anything, if possible, dumbass.

[@Yeshayahu.]

Ever

[@theguardian9045]

hot2warm Would you rather get shot by a .50 bmg?

[@Benjyman31]

I almost thought this was a different channel. But realized this was over 4 years ago. Its crazy to see how much more energy he added to already great content!

[@fastfurious9489]

Thanks great video, actually shows what it says, no stupid music, no stupid robo voice. It allows useful information that someone can use to make an intelligent decision. I am now a subscriber to your channel. Great presentation, useful information. I own and love my Marlin 45-70. I also own what I consider one of the best all around brush handguns, a 460 Rowland conversion.

[@KentuckyBallistics]

Thanks!

[@jesseredfield8194]

@@KentuckyBallistics i do like these videos where you were crazy yet more technical.

[@Kratos_God_of_50_BMG]

As awesome of a round as the .500 S&W is, I still LOVE my 45-70!! Thanks for a great video Scott 😁 Danny from Taofledermaus’s channel was rockin’ a Kentucky Ballistics shirt in their last video by the way!

[@KentuckyBallistics]

I saw that! Very cool!

[@gscop1683]

All in all it shows me that my Henry 45-70 is definitely the caliber I want for most hunting applications and even defense applications in my N Ga Mountains ! Thanks Scott !

[@jenniferstewarts4851]

i love the 45-70 for some applications, though the 45LC/.410 holds a special place for me. I just wish they brought back .410 flares. It let me just drive anti-gun freaks nuts because... "its not a weapon, its a tool" "its a gun, it fires and kills things" "it doesn't have to, see you can get .410 scare rounds, they make noise for scaring birds off of runways without harming them. there (was) 410 flare rounds, if you are trapped in the wild/stranded on in the water - you can fire one off to allert rescuers, .45 marker rounds. fired off to mark a target with either a puff of smoke or "paint" useful in navigation and such. And yep of course bird hunting with .410 bird shot. deer hunting, boar hunting, targets in the brush? the .45 lc is a pretty good brush round. Though .45-70 lever actions will always be my fav, they don't care about brush... Ar-15 round, hits a twig diverts 5 feet off in a random direction.

[@danieldavis6288]

I definitely appreciate how much more technical Scott used to be in his content. His current is peak entertainment, but I feel like this older content has a lot more depth.

[@gonepostal9101]

Yeah, but there’s a million other KZbin guys that already do that.

[@BrettKarloff]

😂😂😂 I can't watch

[@nicholasmapes]

Thank you for being very scientific and consistent with this experiment! Too many people compare the 500 SWM revolver vs a 45-70 rifle, and that is just not a fair test! Thanks for putting this together!

[@gud2go50]

That is why the 45-70 is still the king after all these years. Thanks Scott. Great video.

[@cosmicbilly]

More penetration doesnt mean its better. The 500 dumps more energy and creates a worse wound channel. the 4570 doesn't dump as much energy and zips through... Over penetration can cause problems.. especially in home defense situations or situations where theres innocent people behind whoever you're shooting at. Both are monster rounds but i can think of alot of better calibers than 4570 for many different reasons. Though the 500 and 4570 are both fun to shoot

[@gud2go50]

@@cosmicbilly Naah!

[@gud2go50]

@@cosmicbilly I am talking about big bears and dangerous game, not humans. Who uses a .45-70 for self-defense?

[@cosmicbilly]

@@gud2go50 also im one of those people... my dad gifted me a marlin 45-70 for my 28th birthday and that's what i have next to me and its what i will grab if someone breaks in. Theres lots of people who will defend themselves with a 45-70.

[@cosmicbilly]

@Spectacular Spectacular yeah wont argue with that. there's countless different rounds that could penetrate bear just fine.

[@diogenes5381]

If you happen to be a handloader, you have 3 different power levels with the 45-70. The last section is for the strongest actions chambered in 45-70 & is very near .458 Win Mag velocities & can be a handful with heavy bullets & can take the toughest of game animals.

[@bobjohnson1633]

500 bullets go from 300grain to 700grain bullets. That means that you can seat the lighter 400-500 grain bullets much further in the case to greatly increase case capacity. This can be used to make the cartridge more powerful at the same pressure, as powerful with lower pressure, or perform better for your specific barrel length

[@sawspitfire422]

@@bobjohnson1633 That's fascinating, I didn't realise you could achieve different power with the same pressure. Surely the same pressure acting over the same area produces the same force?

[@KyussTheWalkingWorm]

@@sawspitfire422 They're talking about seating the bullet further so that they take up less space inside the case. More powder means more total amount of gas means the pressure stays higher as the bullet moves and more total work by the time it leaves the barrel. Also most factory 500 S&W is loaded with fast burning powders to give good performance in revolvers, which limits its power in rifles. Full power rifles loads can push 450gr bullets to over 2200fps, which is far more energy than what Scott got here.

[@jerrydigirolamo7080]

So weird watching Scott's older videos now in late 2023. You have come such a long way, you should be very proud of everything you've accomplished Scott.

[@jarrodbath2375]

I really liked that explosive expansion of the 45-70 out of the rifle !!! I would like to see about an inch of gel in front of cow ribs with more ballistic gel to catch the round. It would be interesting to see the performance of both on these rounds in that environment. Solid video Scott !!✌🏼

[@warrenmintz5227]

Great comparison video Scott. It looks like sometimes faster isn't always better. I also noticed that folding tables had a higher survival rate back in the day. Lol

[@jonesperkins1382]

This is the best comparison I have found so far. I want a comparison with the same type of set-up between 4570 and 460 Smith & Wesson Magnum

[@ieatcaribou7852]

I love my 45-70 and this video just reinforces why. I will say I haven't watched any of your older videos, but WOW, you were so timid back then. Nowadays you're (as Steve Martin would say), a wild and crazy guy!

[@454pakr]

I like the way the 500 rifle round made the block jump. It used most of it's energy on entry and didn't have enough left to exit block-2. I love that model 89!

[@dundonrl]

Me too!

[@jonenglish6617]

That 89 is dead sexy, but at more than double the cost of an 1895 Marlin I can't justify it, unfortunately.

[@Doomfreak90]

I am the proud owner of a Henry 45-70 H010B (Brass-receiver, Octogon-Barrel version). This video just proves that I made the right choice. Amazing rifle!!!

[@RockSolitude]

The sound of those rounds are truly awesome. Real weight to the sound.

[@FOX1RR]

Great comparison. I would love to see the S&W 460 vs both the 45/70 & the S&W 500 in big horn and pistol I was a little surprised by the results of your test as I think you were. Anyway, great job and I really enjoy all your video's!

[@chriscoleconst]

Scotty, you need to write a book about guns and ammunition! It's just awesome to listen to you talk about it. Well done sir!

[@danielbrazda3720]

GREAT vids Scott! Love the big bores. Those who were surprised by some of the results need to take into account the bigger hole the 500 is making. No need to get an energy vs TKO debate going but these two rounds as well as the 450 Marlin (wish it would have caught on more) are absolutely devastating. Keep those videos coming man.

[@LifeisGood762]

I've used this .45-70 bullet for the last 2 years hunting Wisconsin deer. Works great. It's really great to see a gel video, I never expected to see that. I appreciate it so much, thank you.

[@Sewermonkey69]

Might have to get my hands on a Henry 45-70 😁 that thing is sweet!

[@Metalalbumreviewers]

I bought one last year. Amazing firearm. I can see myself hanging on to this one for a long time.

[@wavywade8164]

I like my Marlin

[@mig50cc]

Max Otto because i can get a henry instead of a marlin

[@darrengarcia4937]

@@maxotto9877 because Winchesters and Henry levers are better than Marlin.

[@stanleykeith7863]

I got the marlin 45/70 love it

[@mountainhobo]

6:34 The visible difference in the amount of imparted energy from higher velocity when shot from a rifle is amazing. Let's calculate: 500 S&W, 275 gr revolver 1969 ft/sec, rifle 2244 ft/sec, so considering that bullets remained in the medium, for revolver the amount of energy transferred was 2367 foot pounds, and for rifle was 3074 foot pounds. That's a difference of 700 foot pounds of energy, so it's almost like being shot with a 240 gr 44 Magnum traveling at 1180 ft/sec at the same time while being shot with the 500 S&W.

[@timturner7609]

Its the difference in diameter not speed. The larger diameter projectile dumps more energy per unit time. In this case the 500 dumped its energy into the first block in a very flamboyant manner, but didnt penetrate particularly well. The 458 retained enough of its energy to penetrate 50% deeper.

[@dundonrl]

@@timturner7609 if you want penetration, get a hard cast bullet, not a hollow point expanding bullet.

[@dwdesvoigne5988]

after watching this video I purchased a Bighorn Armory model 89 in 500 S&W. Freaking awesome fun to shoot!

[@dundonrl]

I've had one for a few years now, absolutely awesome rifle (have a 6.5" bbl Smith & Wesson Model 500 to go with it).

[@justinmorgan4568]

When he pulled those revolvers up at the beginning I couldn't help but think... Jesus Christ...

[@rickterrance4981]

Perfect concealed carry weapon right there..

[@BB-1990]

@@rickterrance4981 It's only good for summer carry though.

[@zacharyrollick6169]

Magnum Research makes a .30-30 revolver as well, I believe.

[@cosmicbilly]

Thats a perfectly reasonable response to seeing those Revolvers

[@3peckeredgoat735]

That Henry 45 70 is my dream rifle, thanks for showcasing it in this video

[@adams4332]

Only a minute and a half into the video, but I gotta say thank you so much for providing all of the details and specs of the firearms and ammunition. Results vary with hundreds of gun and cartridge combos, and it can trick some people into thinking one is way better, and being disappointed when they lay down the cash and it's not what they had expected.

[@KentuckyBallistics]

You’re welcome! 😁

[@CHARLIEGRINER7654]

I would love more videos like this again with extremely useful comparisons. It’s hard to find videos this good and thorough on any channels. I love the comedy now too but, this was great back in the day.

[@buckduane1991]

Oh my gosh… I’ve only seen videos made in the last year-it’s like “who is this guy?!” compared to the eggplant punting, table hating, goofy, lovable teenager at heart we all know and love. xD

[@trg3761]

Wow I didn't predict that outcome thats fascinating🤔.. iv been waiting a long time to see exactly this comparison.... I'd like to take this opportunity to thank Scott for the effort he has put in to make this awesome video comparison of two very powerful cartridges and to the manufactures who supplied there awesome products.... This would not have been a cheap video to put together. Many thanks to Scott at Kentucky Ballistics super work.😊😉

[@KentuckyBallistics]

Thanks man! It was my pleasure 😁

[@beware3586]

When the 500 hit that gel it tried to change zip codes. What an insane amount of energy

[@TheFirstCurse1]

My favorite gun of all time is the Smith and Wesson Model 500 (with the 8.38" barrel for the classic look). My second favorite gun of all time is the Magnum Research BFR chambered in .45-70. The only thing is that I want them to make a BFR in .45-70 with the barrel rib from their .45LC model. It looks so smooth, and it makes the gun look a lot more unique. So I'm barely biased when it comes to comparing them. I know it's simple; the .500 magnum has superior force and stopping power, while the .45-70 has superior penetration. Both are absolutely badass when used with handcannons, so much so that they put all other handcannon calibers to shame.

[@shoeshooey5464]

Dude!! I know this is an older video but I was super impressed with your shots on the chronograph. I serve as a Ranger officer at my local shooting range and I’ve seen people blow their chrono’s away!! I laugh every time.

[@harroldthered7050]

That’s awesome. Was just thinking about how many have done that

[@pappadragon2384]

Going back and time watching this, how far you have come in entertainment and production value KB and also the gains!

[@precisionmarksman5084]

Great presentation! I think overall, the S&W 500 Revolver's performance was outstanding. The combination of good penetration, with superb expansion makes for a real winner!

[@dailycruise8550]

I’ve been watching all of these videos since I found this channel and it’s crazy to see the change in videos and how far they have come along.

[@dallasmore6703]

Only 4 yrs ago but look at Scotts baby face! lol! Glad you're still with us buddy. Love your videos.

[@northernu.s.a3995]

Really glad this guy is still going!🙂 April was scary.

[@fee_lo8346]

22 inches of penetration out of the lever action? That makes me think home defense... almost... if I was very angry... very very angry😂😂😂.

[@MsPedross]

Or big trolls!

[@asunderwolf20]

I’m definitely not trying to influence you in any way but, you’d be very mad if someone broke in

[@bradbyers7505]

I have to say I’m a little surprised by the results. I might have guessed that the 500 SWM would have outperformed the 45-70 only because the 500 was developed much later, and I assumed the pressures would exceed the limits placed on the older 45-70. Very valuable information! Thanks!

[@DanielWolfe-t7j]

I'm fairly new to guntubing (and youtube in general) so it's funny to see how serious KB videos once were. I like both, maybe add a Kentucky Balistics Reviews channel to your lineup.

[@richardtibbetts5020]

I've been wondering how the .500 stacked up to the 45-70..now I have a good idea. Thanks Scott!

[@KentuckyBallistics]

You’re welcome!

[@Maxumized]

My thoughts exactly 👍🏻

[@steppoffaith8426]

Too

[@jic1]

It's weird that the round you would expect to be optimized for handguns gains more velocity from being shot from a rifle than the round you would expect to be optimized for rifles loses from being shot from a handgun.

[@92suzukigsx1100g]

It's all about barrel length.

[@harroldthered7050]

@@92suzukigsx1100g can confirm, also women do love them some barrel length.

[@bruceleroy8063]

.357 magnum

[@BelieveTheMessage]

I love all the technical data. 👍 you have an awesome collection there Scott and it’s very cool that you share it with your followers. 🙏😇

[@mandoblast503]

Been following the channel for a long time. You've come a long way. I do miss the old content too though.

[@markwarren3156]

That .45/70 was right in the sweet spot out of the rifle. Petals just ready to break off.

[@kickstand801]

Ahh yes. Humbled beginnings. It amazes me to see how much he's changed and grown over the years.

[@Mindhacker1961]

I like the demonstrated professionalism in this video.

[@makfrags14]

I'm not used to Scott talking so calmly and acting like this.

[@ziakhan6060]

love your videos - most relevant to the subject. Thank you!

[@PhyrflyNinja]

I can see what you were saying about coming out of your shell in the one hammer tap heavy adjustment video! Youve come along way with you're channel man! Youve learned to be a hell of alot more entertaining man, keep up the good work though! Love your videos

[@coldsteel.and.courage]

Good presentation of the calibers with as close as possible variation. Looks to me like the 45-70 does a pretty reasonable job, especially where penetration matters.

[@rustbucket9318]

KZbin thought to suggest this older video for me. I started watching this channel about two years ago. Cool to see the difference from before I started watching. Still cool and 45-70 is the way to go. I’m biased.

[@amalfi460]

I like that big horn 500 mag a lot! Great video....as usual

[@claudenewman3440]

The 45-70 was an incredible result. I have a marlin 1895 18” barrel and the BFR 45-70 10” barrel. Considering the BFR is a revolver with a loss of gas pressure from the gap behind the barrel, and the short (relatively) barrel which barely gives the powder time to burn, the BFR cleared the gel. My BFR is my favorite gun to shoot.

[@randlecarr3257]

Great demo! That 45-70 is a BEAST. Me wanty!

[@jeanettelopez9195]

4570 penetrated further, but clearly both the 500 revolver and the 500 rifle hit much harder. He flipped the gel block with the 500. The 4570 went in and barely moved the block at all. Point of impact 500 wins in both revolver and rifle hands down. Great video scott

[@danielm.595]

And the strange thing is that the bigger and heavier 45 70 was slower than the 500 magnum and penetrated more

[@MrAtaripitbull]

I've been on the fence about buying a lever action rifle, especially the 45-70 Henry. I think I'll get one soon.

[@axle1717]

Just sent my Henry back to them because it broke. Already have someone ready to buy it when it gets back and have a Smith and Wesson 500 magnum ordered

[@MM_405]

The FuzzyMonkey what broke on your Henry? Looking to buy one but I’m still doing my homework.

[@axle1717]

@@MM_405 end of the mag tube. Newer models are good to go. Older models can bend at the end and break. New ones have the clamp that they lock into. Henry was great about it and less than a day after I emailed them they had me a pre paid code and all the info I needed to send it back

[@MM_405]

The FuzzyMonkey good to know they treat there customers good.

[@millll111lllI]

They have it with a side loader now.

[@kevinberdine]

You really covered all the bases here. Great comparison video!

[@REBELDAWG308]

Great..... now that makes it harder to decide witch one to get.Way to go there Scott!!!!

[@cobraglatiator]

guess it depends on what you want, they're basically even, slightly larger wound channel, or distance.

[@REBELDAWG308]

@@cobraglatiator I went with 45-70. If you look at my video I did. I got the lever gun and BFR check it out.

[@cobraglatiator]

@@REBELDAWG308 nice.

[@davidgraflex2065]

Thank you for chronograph the 4570 I have always wanted to know it’s velocity and know I finally know now. It moves quick for its weight.

[@Thepreppersbunkeroutdoors]

Hey Scott, liked, subbed, belled, im impressed, awesome video! I was wondering if you might consider doing the video again with different ammo? I would really love to see the upper end of the weight spectrum for both calibers, ideally shooting the same weight, and possibly manufacture for both- like some 500 grainers! That would be super cool!

[@calebrabion]

Yeah, you're not gonna live through either of those, but the wound channel from the 500 was scary lol.

[@ifudontlikeitdie]

Crazy the 45-70 advertised better ballistics in terms of ft per second and muzzle energy, but actually had less in both categories but actually performed much better in the tests, better penetration and full weight retention even with a heavier bullet.

[@TheRealKlinky]

Hahahahaha awesome video!...both Scot & the guns have gotten much bigger since then👍👍👍

[@bearman000ify]

Thanks for the test! But why the lame 45/70 ammo? Try a Buffalo Bore 430 grain@ 1960 fps. It will rock your world!

[@koshey245]

Probably for more comparable rounds

[@sadwingsraging3044]

@@koshey245 which defeats the purpose of comparing between the two differing calibers. Shoot the most devastating round each one has then if you wish shoot the fastest round each one has which isn't always the hardest hitting round as far as dumping energy into the target. Keep the configuration the same on type of round. Load up the Buffalo Bore 45-70 Government Grain Weight 350 Grains Muzzle Velocity 2150 Feet Per Second Muzzle Energy 3600 Foot Pounds Can't get much nastier than that unless you run the Grizzly 45-70 Government +P Grain Weight 350 Grains Muzzle Velocity 2200 Feet Per Second Muzzle Energy 3761 Foot Pounds Both being hollow points.

[@God-mb8wi]

@@sadwingsraging3044 there's 500gr 500mag ammo

[@beware3586]

@@sadwingsraging3044 Buffalo bore also makes some pretty nasty 500 magnum ammo. that would be an interesting comparison.

[@MattH-wg7ou]

That 500 rifle is so frikken perfect. Just a beautiful masterpiece IMO.

[@mikepurvey5205]

Oldie but a goodie. Any chance of a rematch using heavy solids? Btw love the no ‘fluff’ format. Thanks for a high content to noise ratio vid. Kinda rare on YT.

[@cujo5858]

I just came back in time to say hello... tell Scooter the futures looking bright 😂

[@evanwindom3265]

I was surprised by the lower penetration of the .45-70 from the rifle given its higher velocity, but I guess the greater expansion gobbled up the energy.

[@conanlive3784]

I was surprised too. Seemed counter-intuitive.

[@bobjohnson1633]

Faster bullets have more friction. You want the specific bullet to work properly for the specific velocity. HP are not supposed to break off.

[@oscarbear7498]

That's so weird to see

[@ianyoung5245]

I love going back to these old videos to see how calm he is. KZbin turned him into a monster

[@AngelPerez-jm3yg]

You come along way! Hell of a lot more followers. Good Shit

[@bucksshots3109]

Excellent video. I use the same performance center 500 with 275gr Barnes but loaded by federal for hunting. It's an amazing combo

[@checkityhold]

I've never seen a video of Scott like this before, where he is not projecting a wild redneck character. I think he's using his cop voice here. " Sir, the reason I pulled you over today is I clocked you going 85 MPH in a 70MPH zone" 😂

[@danlarsen7572]

I really enjoy these big caliber comparisons

[@Andrew-on5do]

This guy and Hickok handle recoil like no other.

[@angrysheepdog9744]

Great comparison test Scott...both rounds are beasts. Once thing to consider, the 500 will give you more capacity in a linear tube magazine.

[@travishostetter4688]

Cool to go back and see how the channel has evolved. Always a enjoyed your content.

[@SKSlaya12]

Looking at Scott's gains alone from original videos to almost getting blown up to now is crazy. He is a beast 💪

[@stephaniemanns8015]

I have been a subscriber for 5 years I love the video

[@officialnutbuster3624]

Shows .500 S&W magnum then shows 45-70 in other hand Then shows .500 S&W magnum lever action then shows 45-70 Henry all weather $$$$$$$$$

[@mrolsen6987]

Damn Scott, young you are so calm and serious! 😁👍

[@mikehoshall6150]

I wasn’t aware that DoubleTap was loading Barnes bullets. Best hunting bullets in my opinion. Thanks for the info.

[@Threegunmaster]

Love this guy ,rest who needs a stinking rest. Thanks for another great video.

[@willjenkins6417]

I miss these older videos.

[@donnadonna9907]

10inch barrels are rifles. They are also a bear to conceal. ( Lol ) great video again!! Rich

[@frankvandornis4373]

Excellent information! Presentation excellent, even if not your usual format.

[@lawsonkennamer6554]

500 magnum gets incredible velocity I wasn't expecting nearly 2300 at all when you were giving us the velocity reads

[@Kevin-gg2bl]

Funny how three years has completely changed how you do your videos. Very methodical, cop Scott for these

[@damiansanchez359]

It looks like the 500 gains a lot more from the extra barrel length. And dumps a lot more of its energy faster. Meaning if you want more of a difference in all around performance of the round the 500 magnums would be better for it.

[@K-bob_45]

Higher operating pressure. The 45-70 loading is pretty mild though tbh. I’m shooting a 405 speer soft point from mine and according to Hodgdon it should be humming along right about 1800 ft/sec. Undoubtedly a 300 or 350 would be going faster if loaded to the same pressure, which is considered safe for any 45/70 other than a trapdoor

[@kelevra558]

Damn that 45-70 looked like an incendiary round!

[@joelkelly169]

I'll take the 45-70 any day over the 500

[@dundonrl]

Why?

[@andywilson8698]

Why ?

[@Natef89]

@@andywilson8698 Cause ol' joel kelly here goes up to the arctic circle and randomly shoots blue whales. He needs it for all that blubber.

[@andywilson8698]

@@Natef89 why

[@ricochetey]

@@andywilson8698 But... Why?

[@AllisChalmersMN]

Quite impressive results out of both calibers and platforms. Looks like I’ll have to order some Double Tap ammo! Great video as always Scott.

[@jonw4595]

the 45-70 continually surprises me. it is one of the most potent rounds, and it is older than dirt. it will take anything that walks this planet, no exceptions. i just picked up a new 45-70, a chiappa 12inch 1886 ridgerunner takedown. so far i've just shot 300grain'ers through it, and it is mild mild mild. as is said, continually surprised by this round. do more big bore stuff Scott, big holes, and big bangs are always fun. good job.

[@darrengarcia4937]

.375H&H

[@philippefrater2000]

You look so young on that one! Long ways has gone till this! 🖖🏻🇫🇷😎🇫🇷😎🇫🇷🖖🏻

[@ThatAintGud]

seeing how Scott started to where he is today is unreal

[@Cyotis]

Awesome Video! I bought my first Revolver! Thanks for the inspiration.

[@KentuckyBallistics]

That’s awesome! I love revolvers ❤️

[@brianbrewer2485]

Well, I don't need the 500 anymore. thank you. Great video!!!

[@Exthias1983]

It feels weird not seeing a table get destroyed a minute into the video lol

[@mitchlogan4796]

Not to mention chronographs