All Guns Blazing Or Busting? | MythBusters | Season 9 Episode 22 | Full Episode

[@najnaj8740]

ill be showing this show to my kids for years to come cuz i can still remember watching this with my dad.. sad they stopped filming but all good things must end someday

[@ApolloVIIIYouAreGoForTLI]

Also Grant is dead now... RIP Grant.

[@neiltarrant7253]

It’s the kinda show you could easily rest for ten years then relaunch with a new cast. You need some time for new myths to be created!

[@borntoclimb7116]

This show was from the 2000s to the 2010s. It was awesome.

[@_excelon8032]

I was 14 coming back from school to watch mythbusters and brainiac, I'm glad I grew up with them. they helped you learn more than any school class

[@Johny40Se7en]

I'm actually astonished at that 180 degree bent barrel working AND still retaining lethality, Just bonkers! Loved this episode, it felt like some of the much older ones. And those new animations are wonderful, reminds me of Gorillaz 😊 22:29 🤭😆🤣

[@-_-xy9xd]

you guys are legend. big love from thailand ❤🇹🇭

[@michaelmayhem350]

How much does love from Thailand cost 😂

[@YaMamaQueefFart]

@@michaelmayhem350 less then a tesco meal deal

This episode of MasterChef UK is a bit more violent than I anticipated.

[@YaMamaQueefFart]

bro is that you in your pfp, very nice if so

[@Games_and_Music]

Deep frying a gun is still less volatile than Gordon Ramsay.

[@pmester228]

Ah, and Adam finally got to make that sword in Savage Builds :)

[@borntoclimb7116]

The vakuum footage looks incredible.

[@halaledo]

How the hell did they find a location called YOLO County Bomb Range!?! That place must have been made just for them XD

[@YaMamaQueefFart]

you are smaller brained than most

[@YaMamaQueefFart]

yeah mate its in nevada

[@HERGRYN]

Yolo County is only about 80miles from Jamie's M5 in SF.

[@Klokopf52]

the word yolo has existed long before it became "you only live once", same as "one pot" or "slow food". People just like to reinvent things.

[@Valfaun]

deep frying a pistol truly is the most American thing imaginable according to memes

[@mycroftsanchez901]

In Scotland they would probably cover it in batter first!

[@Mart77]

From the awkward comedic standpoint, this is my favorite MB episode

[@CalciumChief]

47:48 One second Jamie's acting like his bored of all this movie movie magic business and just says the cameraman will take care of the rest and the very next second he ask why they "park on the other side of the hill" as if not knowing it's for a "walk off into the sunset" shot (I don't think they parked there either).

[@able_archer01]

Lampshading at its finest.

[@glynwelshkarelian3489]

@@able_archer01 I'd never heard of lampshading, and looked it up. Now I know. Thank you.

[@AkiSan0]

i love how they make a space age vacuum chamber, why labs around the world use glass boxes with practically the cheapest seals you can get.

[@Jethro.Maloku-le.Rey.Kalsitran]

the test with the meter is falsed : there is no metal band in the center of it that"s why the 3rd bullet passed thru

[@glynwelshkarelian3489]

The cartoons on this episode are really good. Who did the animations? I checked the credits and didn't see a credit to anything like animation. There are credits for executives who've probably never seen the show; but nothing I saw for whoever did the quick draw of the gunfight.

[@jomirife]

this was a coooooooooooool episode!! 😋😋

[@mbak7801]

The 40 cal bullet hit the tape measure right in the centre where it is mostly plastic or air. Further out it would be hitting the edge of a coiled up spool of spring stell which I would guess is a very tough material to go through.

[@lillepil7]

look at the footage again, the one shot first is yellow, the second up close is shot center, the one tory is holding was hit off center, that means they tested it several times.

[@khit007]

healthcare ceo needed that 180 gun

[@delvint9966]

All i hear is my fav scifi idea of just using ballastics with fancy future ammo types in space is confirmed looove it.

[@calumsanderson6741]

I love how everyone, including the narrator, is like "this myth is from a Looney Tune" whereas Jamie is like "back in World War II..."

[@larrysquire6207]

The bit about killing the wolf pisses me off. I spent my summers living in a one room log cabin in the wood until I was 15. The local wolf pack would come and sniff around the cabin every evening at sundown. They didn't bother us and we didn't bother them. They were just curious about who was there. One night grandpa went to the outhouse in the middle of the night and when he was ready to come back, saw the wolves on the lawn between him and the cabin. He closed the door made himself comfortable and went to sleep. Had an interesting story to tell in the morning.

[@fuzzblightyear145]

would be interesting to measure accuracy of the gun fired in vacuum. As the bullet spins due to the rifling asit leaves the barrel, and spinning in the air stabilizes the trajectory. does theone in vacuum behave differently?

[@hieronymusnervig8712]

Air IS the reason it needs to be stabilised in the first place. If it rotates in a random direction, the magnus effect makes it curve like a spinning football. In a vacuum, the bullet will basically travel exactly where you want it to, with the only inaccuracies coming from bad aim or the barrel itself. Which is actually why laser weapons probably wouldn't be used in space combat. You can just accelerate a piece of metal really fast and easily hit something at a range where a laser beam would light up the area of a footballfield rather than a precise point.

[@Chicken-x6q6d]

Gun in a frier, wasn't that in one of the Final Destination films or was that one on a grill? I can't quite remember.

[@danielgudi7446]

2:27 is propper nightmare fuel

[@gorgha3988]

I thought for sure the deep fried gun would fail. I thought the oil would completely ruin the bullet. Seep into it and saturate the oil so it couldn't fire. Or even melt the lead before it had a chance to go off.

[@AleksaJankovic-n6d]

What all these gun myths always seem to prove is that raw power combined with centuries of deliberate engineering has produced quite the little reliable machines of death.

[@UltiMogr]

15:28 I don't know imperial but "feet per second" is not "ft p/s".. is it?

[@Garoninja]

It's usually abbreviated FPS but ft p/s works.

[@UltiMogr]

@@Garoninja the "/" symbol is the "per". what is the p?

[@Garoninja]

@@UltiMogr The "p" means per. (I think. Someone correct me of I am wrong) It's a bit of an odd way to write it down. FPS or FT/s would be more common

[@sushistew]

When I was in junior high school a classmate brought a 22lr round and put it in the hot boiling beeswax in the metal work shop and it blew up in a different classmates face and he was burned quite bad.

[@r-ratedstudios3847]

4:29 daamn the gopro 1

[@veero25]

I wonder if the -273° of actual space vacuum would make any difference

[@bueb8674]

Well for starters, Cody'sLab video: Will Gunpowder Burn In Liquid Nitrogen? (cold gun part 2) shows gunpwder burns at least down to Ln2 temp. And note that -273 only applies for extended time in darkness, slowly losing heat solely by radiative cooling. In sunlight things in space still get quite hot, it's worse than on Earth since the vacuum insulates and the sunlight is more intense. ISS needs giant radiators for this exact reason

[@WukongTheMonkeyKing]

On the outside of the ISS, the temp is between 120°C in the sun, and -160°C in the dark.

[@reitinet]

unfortunatelly it's not a very good vacuum as you can basically still hear all the noises produced inside it - which means there is plenty of medium to carry sound waves - so not sure how representative this test is - would be interesting to try a more real vacuum .. For testing purposes they could've also just replaced the oxigon with CO2 or any other heavier gas to displave the O2 first .. but I guess there is simply enough o2 trapped inside the bullet to trigger it anyway .. noone would try to fill a bullet under vaccuum I guess to get it rid of that :-)

[@estemburdel]

there's something that's making me lose sleep and is the fact that in the channel info it says "all content distributed by Banijay Rights." there is indeed "Banijay Science" channel which also has full mythbusters episodes , though there's also other science videos. the only difference is that the other channel does not have the master chef logo for the videos

[@Gowerrr]

Distributed doesn't necessarily mean owned, they likely don't actually have the rights to do this, but they aren't claiming it's them. Although the BBC Master Chef UK watermarks are a little confusing.. considering Mythbusters had a british Narrator in the UK.

[@colinofay7237]

Just to add here, on iplayer they used u.s. mythbusters ​@@Gowerrr

[@daemonburns-waight2421]

19:51 It's a bit annoying that they didn't put any coins in the wallets, I feel like that's gonna be all it'd take

[@Canadiancoinguy]

Yeah, but on the other hand who keeps coins in their folding wallet? It either is loose in your pocket (like me) or if you want to get fancy about it, a coin purse. (Maybe the occasional person does it but I can't imagine it's common.)

[@daemonburns-waight2421]

@@Canadiancoinguy I dunno man I'm Australian and most folding wallets here have a section for coins. I guess it depends on the individual for sure, but I like to keep emergency change for a bus fare at least A few Aussie 50c pieces would stop a railgun lol

[@Dubmayer]

No way she built that wolf

[@Goomberdups]

they dont miss

[@Phantomsbreath]

Shotgun spears *exist*. They're called bang sticks, and they're used as shark defense tools.

[@Gowerrr]

The bullets coming out of the curved barrels are clearly immediately tumbling in the direction of the bend, making them significantly less accurate and less powerful over a distance, making the use of a gun kind of redundant. They should have taken them to a range to aim at distant targets, instead of just proving they fire and impact at point blank range.

[@WukongTheMonkeyKing]

They are testing a cartoon myth of a 180 degree bend. The myth wasn't about accuracy, just functionality and lethality.

[@spartanrinzler2622]

What a dumpy on Kari on this one

[@myfootsitchy]

RIP Grant

[@PamelaAnderson-bw9hs]

Anyone else watching this n at the top left is BBC and on the top right. Master chef? I'm watching from Australia 38:57

[@Kudabear1]

What's with the masterchef UK tag?

[@Jurot_Tekseng]

Why you guys video quality looks like 2000-2010 video qualities😗.

[@AkiSan0]

i love how they collectively forgot that they tested all those myth already

[@gabrielv.4358]

yahe

[@daemonburns-waight2421]

Okay I'm sorta liking the season 9 intros. Season 8 was just overthetop cringe trying to be 'cool', can't stand season 8

[@ryandavis4247]

Repeat

[@monzpush9354]

that isn't a perfect vacuum so it nulls the whole experiment, perhaps if they had used some inert gas and then pulled their weak vacuum, the results would be completely different. Edit: but then again the bullets go off underneath oil so idk there must be an oxidizer of some sort added to the modern gunpower then right?

[@Elcarsh]

Not just modern smokeless powder, all gunpowder. It contains its own source of oxygen. It doesn't take oxygen from the surrounding air. The idea that a lack of air in a vacuum would be a problem is the result of some poor research on their part.

[@InexplicableInside]

A gun fires instantly. It wouldn't do much good if the explosion had to wait for oxygen to come in from outside the casing.

[@bueb8674]

@@ElcarshThey've done a lot of myths where they likely know the outcome, but still do the test anyway to show it.

[@WukongTheMonkeyKing]

Potassium nitrate is the oxidizer in gunpowder.

[@vinkuu]

Tori and Grant 100% with gun safety at 38:13, while Kari is flagging Tori with her pistol :/ Luckily Californians have strict gun control laws.

[@Aletheia-Media]

No she doesn't.

[@vinkuu]

@@Aletheia-Media What are you smoking? She clearly points the muzzle directly at Tori's foot. She hasn't her finger on the trigger, but muzzle control is negligent.

[@Aletheia-Media]

@@vinkuu @vinkuu I have to laugh at you fuckwits that resort to accusations of "smoking" something as though it somehow validates your point of view, yet with your "expertise" ignore the fact that Tori flagged them both, realised and then corrected his mistake, despite having a weapon that was made clear and safe, as was Karis and Grants. My major issue with Kari in this, is her grip. Lol!!!! Go back to your armchair "expertise" and COD. Tori and Grant 100%? PMSL!!!!!! I'll posit that you have never fired a wepaon in your life and probably a snotty teenager who thinks he knows everything. The firearm was clearly empty and made safe and yes concern should be given to muzzle direction, but still, you have little to go on and obviously cannot see that which is right in front of you.

[@Aletheia-Media]

Oh and Mr Seagal, Grant also flags himself and Tori flags the cameraman. Perhaps you should actually look before you comment and make yourself look like the Brobdingnagian bellend that you obviously are. Yes all firearms should be treated as loaded, however you really are making a mountain out of a mole hill on this one and ignored a number of other violations. All need to show more care, as this practice could carry over into a weapon that is loaded. Whilst it appears she flags his foot, Tori has no awareness of the others at times or indeed himiself and moves himself into the direction of the muzzle. You're not only responsible for yourself, but need to be aware of others around you, so you could argue all are at fault in some way. Good day to you and enjoy whatever you're smoking. Now go and get some real training in firearms.

[@Aletheia-Media]

@@vinkuu @vinkuu And if you want to really argue this point, I've seen numerous so called "professionals" even from the Nazis that are "law enforcement" either shoot themselves, colleagues or innocent bystanders. One in a classroom. Lol!!!! Anything else?

[@houseofsaudisthebeast]

these guys werent very smart.... they put the electric sparks, below the gas, instead of above it..... they didnt know gas goes UP? incredible..... and now grant isn't alive

[@bueb8674]

As if it would make a difference to the tiny volume of near vacuum gas that was already energized and hot. What exactly does this have to do with Grant's death? Where's the connection between gas density and his aneurism?

[@Aletheia-Media]

Neither are you, as your grammar is terrible and you attribute this to the mans death.

[@LastGoatKnight]

Poor rifling. They should have tried it in a smoothbore first (if they do later, I didn't see that yet)

[@patchinello]

3rd

[@tgchannel8007]

1st!!!!

[@YaMamaQueefFart]

1st to what???? be a sucker