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This Had To Hurt 50cal kaboom

Yikes, I have enjoyed watching Scott on several Kentucky Ballistics videos especially when he does videos of him shooting his Desert Eagle 50AE (usually linked from the Kahr emails I get). Scary video, fortunate that he survived it, and hoping the best for him
 
wmg1299 said:
I'm glad Scott's OK and wish him a speedy recovery. I would've expected something like this to happen on the Demolition Ranch channel before Kentucky Ballistics. I bet .22 Plinkster never has to worry about this type of stuff.
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I’ve watched Matt & Scott do a video together and they were doing some wild & crazy stuff, lots of fun. .22 Plinkster‘s only worry, would be if @10mmLife sent him some of his hot 22lr loads 😆😂🤣
 
TacticalPirate said:
Did he reload his ammo too hot?
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According to the video, he either was given or bought a few rounds (going for over $100 per round). His rifle barrel was rated for a pressure of 55,000. He fired a total of 3 rounds of the stuff, with the 2nd creating a fireball greater than the 1st. He decided to try one more for the 3rd attempt, causing the catastrophic rifle damage and his injuries. He reached out to someone that knows about the cartridge (perhaps the person he got them from), and said from the damage done, the 3rd round had to have a pressure of at least 85,000. If you haven’t already, watch the whole video, it’s well worth it as it explains everything in great detail including his injuries and those that treated him.
 
BET7 said:
According to the video, he either was given or bought a few rounds (going for over $100 per round). His rifle barrel was rated for a pressure of 55,000. He fired a total of 3 rounds of the stuff, with the 2nd creating a fireball greater than the 1st. He decided to try one more for the 3rd attempt, causing the catastrophic rifle damage and his injuries. He reached out to someone that knows about the cartridge (perhaps the person he got them from), and said from the damage done, the 3rd round had to have a pressure of at least 85,000. If you haven’t already, watch the whole video, it’s well worth it as it explains everything in great detail including his injuries and those that treated him.
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Sounds like he bought a reload, or else a very poorly QCed round.
 
TacticalPirate said:
BET7 said:


According to the video, he either was given or bought a few rounds (going for over $100 per round). His rifle barrel was rated for a pressure of 55,000. He fired a total of 3 rounds of the stuff, with the 2nd creating a fireball greater than the 1st. He decided to try one more for the 3rd attempt, causing the catastrophic rifle damage and his injuries. He reached out to someone that knows about the cartridge (perhaps the person he got them from), and said from the damage done, the 3rd round had to have a pressure of at least 85,000. If you haven’t already, watch the whole video, it’s well worth it as it explains everything in great detail including his injuries and those that treated him.
Sounds like he bought a reload, or else a very poorly QCed round.
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"He reached out to someone that knows about the cartridge (perhaps the person he got them from), and said from the damage done, the 3rd round had to have a pressure of at least 85,000."

From what remember? Can makes a huge difference to story. Wasn't just anyone he reached out to. He mentioned talking with Mark Serbu. Guy has same name as rifle? Am thinking he reached out to the Manufacturer, Serbu. If anyone knows the capabilities of both ammo and rifle, the Mfg likely does.
 
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