I assume that everyone reading this remembers when Scott of Kentucky Ballistics almost died when a spicy .50 BMG round blew up his gun. Evidently Scott can’t resist the siren song of the .50 BMG, and here’s two more videos where he rides the lightning.
First: I suppose it was inevitable that someone would build this, and that someone turned out to be Noreen: A .50 BMG pistol. And yes, he straps on the body armor before shooting it.
Next up: He examines the danger of “scope kiss” when firing guns, starting small and working all the way up to a Smith & Wesson 500 Magnum and a Serbu BFG-50.
Yeah, you don’t want to have your face too close to the scope when you fire…
Tags: .50 BMG, Guns, Kentucky Ballistics, S&W .500 Magnum, Scott Allen DeShields Jr., video
I am proud to say that I am now the happy owner of a .50bmg rifle. It’s a Safety Harbor (SHTF) magazine fed bolt action 50bmg with a 29″ barrel. Took delivery 3 weeks ago. I saw a great deal on gunbroker and I couldn’t pass it up, especially since I’ve been waiting 10 years to own one. Part of the reason I waited so long is the 50cal market for rifles is kinda ridiculous. Most people and myself are not spending over $4000 for a gun and definitely not the $8000 plus Barretts or other semi-autos command. The ammo is also expensive and it’s hard to find places or clubs that will let you shoot it. Luckily I live in the desert.
I purchased ammo for it the day I closed the deal, so it all arrived at the same time, which included some API and 1 Raufoss round. Shot and zeroed it 2 weeks ago against some garbage-tier RHA plates in the desert. The Raufoss round was extremely satisfying.
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Well, what else are you going to do with a can of snails? Eat them?