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@Melon___man23

26 күн бұрын

I’m sorry but First

@Dripi_weta

26 күн бұрын

4:01 his neck callasped over a inch...

@enkercodm9506

26 күн бұрын

Day 900 of begging scott to do a explosive 22blank 12 gauge shells vs body armor video

@dudevinman167

26 күн бұрын

Mace

@MooseOsauras

26 күн бұрын

Can. You do 4 bore vs pykrete

It finally happened… Scott ran out of guns! 😢

@darthbane5357

26 күн бұрын

This is more unique of a video

@S.M.A.C.

26 күн бұрын

He must have lost the lawsuit with his shoulder. Shame🤦‍♂️

@andrewvarcoe4741

26 күн бұрын

Nah, more like he ran out of expensive ammo and his shoulder convinced him to take a break.

@samuelgarrod8327

26 күн бұрын

He blew them all up.

@mississippidrifter5960

26 күн бұрын

He is just trying to find a bigger shoulder fired piece of artillery. He doesn't shoot guns anymore😂

Spicy Meatball On a Stick = Morning Star Spiky Scepter = Mace Spiky Ball on Chain = Flail Meat Tenderizer = War Hammer

@It-b-Blair

26 күн бұрын

Good for the uniformed viewer, Scott obviously was having a chuckle since he saw the names when he bought them 😜😂😂

@seanmurphy7183

26 күн бұрын

Truth

@Vahlsten

26 күн бұрын

to be more precise Spiky Scepter = Flanged Mace and Meat Tenderizer = Horseman's Pick

@cheesesniper473

26 күн бұрын

The meat tenderizer looked like a bec de corbin

@seanmurphy7183

26 күн бұрын

Scott next time Archangel Steel

"Well he's got a little hemmorage there OH I PUSHED IT BACK IN!! No big deal!!" LMAOOOOO

@arachnophilegrrl

20 күн бұрын

Stick a THUMB in it! 😂

@sprayender2002

16 күн бұрын

At least he wasn't on adrenaline

@ahnjoemama7104

7 күн бұрын

"Just gotta pop it back in" 🤣🤣💀

Somebody needs to give him some Historically Accurate, Sharp, Temperature hardened weapons so he can film a part 2 of this, the DAMAGE and CHAOS he would create would be EPIC!!!!! I would PAY MONEY to see that XD

@bunhelsingslegacy3549

6 күн бұрын

Honestly, my stage blade that I do full strength, full speed medieval armoured combat with, duller than the back side of a butter knife, will still split pumpkins and watermelons quite handily with good technique. I have no doubt that should one of my fight buddies hit me with it where I'm unarmoured, I will have serious regrets and very likely split skin and broken bones. We do a pumpkin massacre every year to see how well different tools and weapons go through something approximating flesh, and having tried all manner of sharp and dull swords, how sharp it is doesn't make that big a difference till you're already most of the way through. That claymore though, was really disappointing, looked way too wiggly just to start off with.

@dillonwagers2975

6 күн бұрын

Totally, do you know of anyone who sells good stuff online?

@ocularcavity8412

6 күн бұрын

@@dillonwagers2975 His stuff is not cheap but it is GOOD quality, check out Tod's Workshop, he make High Quality Historically accurate weapons, also make props for Movies and Medieval Re-enactment, he has a website, and a KZread Channel

@jacobharris3208

8 сағат бұрын

He used some pretty good weapons. The Windlass Classic Medieval sword is actually a quality piece. Think I saw the cold steel warhammer too

@ocularcavity8412

7 сағат бұрын

@@dillonwagers2975 check out Tod's Workshop, High quality but NOT cheap

medieval weapons nut here, most of those (apart from the "tenderizer" and your smaller sword) look like they are only for decoration and made out of weaker metals and they are still that scary

@jeffw5733

26 күн бұрын

The mall ninjas are growing in power

@argonzeit

26 күн бұрын

That and his edge alignment on some of those strikes weren't the greatest. It would be interesting to see someone who could actually keep edge alignment with a proper sword do to one of those zombie torsos.

@shawn6860

26 күн бұрын

That warhammer looked okay and the mace was probably decent. in practical use flanges did bend. Hence why they so were easier to fix. That looked like an arming sword or smaller long sword.

@viscounttudon68

26 күн бұрын

@@argonzeitTo be honest it wasn’t bad for a beginner. I’ve seen much worse in my HEMA group from people just starting.

@vidard9863

26 күн бұрын

The problem however is that medieval weapons experts would have difficulty with the concept of *intentionally* hitting the armor.

Scott as a neurosurgeon - "push the brain haemorrhage back in and duck tape the head back on"👍

@deathmetalsl

26 күн бұрын

Duct tape a thumb in there for safe measure.

@bradfordbroswtent.8450

26 күн бұрын

Just like anything else, the best medical advice anyone could ever give you .. ''Just put a thumb in it'' ...

@aarongreenfield9038

26 күн бұрын

And fill all the holes with flex seal.

@robertohidalgo813

26 күн бұрын

😂

@chaseviking5096

26 күн бұрын

Well he is the best neurosurgeon in the world after all

Oh, God, the look on Scott's face when he nailed the zombie torso with the spear from the minibike was like "omfg, I cant believe that worked!"

After a blow to the head with a medieval mace, the helmet may be fine but your brain is mashed. 😂

The fact that Scott can do that kind of damage with these mild steel replicas is a testament to how much of a big guy he is

@alltimenative

24 күн бұрын

its honestly terrifying lol

@TheWinjin

24 күн бұрын

Yeah I was looking at these obviously Amazon Play Dough Metal things and thinking "Scott can slap someone with a limp fish and knock their zombie brains out" now I want him to get hold of someone with actual medieval weaponry, like true steel and all. EDIT: watching to the end, the war hammer and spear are obviously made way better and the sword seems rather competent

@howardmaryon

24 күн бұрын

The man is a Unit...

@aleskaucic2326

24 күн бұрын

And how deadly medieval arsenal was...

@seanwagner1903

24 күн бұрын

Those are wall hangers and of mall ninja equivalent quality. Not even actual medieval weapons are of that low quality as what he's using

Scott on a mini bike throwing a spear needs to be on a t-shirt immediately.

@shawn6860

26 күн бұрын

That needs to be a Sport.

@randallracer

26 күн бұрын

That almost became a snuff film for liveleak.

@user-tv2ct1wt5f

26 күн бұрын

His face was awesome 😂

@EdBratherton

26 күн бұрын

Caption put a spear init

@elyasprimeislingr28

26 күн бұрын

I'd buy that

hey scott, loved the vid, hope to see more content like this

Scott throwing a spear at a Zombie Torso in slow-mo from the back of a mini-bike is peak internet. 🤣

@MartijnBeekhuis

26 күн бұрын

I want that framed on my wall.

@billant2

26 күн бұрын

Man, I was just hoping he doesn't skewer himself running into the throwing end of that rod on his bike. heh

@Eco19

25 күн бұрын

@@billant2saaaame

@koe-elain4203

25 күн бұрын

Drive-by-speared

@4bedStudios

25 күн бұрын

No, it's peak Kentucky. Because as a Kentuckian I can account for this message.

"Do not fight the armor, fight the person inside." -Master Splinter

@DoIT4Me

22 күн бұрын

I miss when he was depicted as a wise ninja master.

@Batts2002

20 күн бұрын

Nostalgia to the 2002 TMNT

@DoIT4Me

20 күн бұрын

@@Batts2002 Honestly my favorite iteration is either the 2007 splinter or the 2012, regardless I enjoy when he depicted as a wise ninja master and not some sad old loner.

@ISOCATO

19 күн бұрын

FLAMETHROWER

2:04 Morningstar 2:37 flanged mace 6:19 flail 7:59 poleaxe 11:23 triple morningstar 12:01 double-edged sword 14:06 spear 16:22 claymore 18:46 Macil 18:52 pitchfork 19:18 motorcycle 20:34 wrench

WTF the cut and suddenly riding combat totally broke me :D nice vid!

the really neat thing about those bludgeoning weapons is even though they dont look like they did much obvious damage, they would still be debilitating. fractured collarbone, whiplash, broken neck, brain damage.

@Vault57

26 күн бұрын

The key thing you said was 'obvious damage'. Most of those hits could still cause soft tissue and nerve damage, the nerve damage being the more debilitating. Nerve injuries can take a long time to get over. That said, most of the head blows could cause death hours or days later. Yet humans have been known to take severe traumatic injuries and end up living out of spite. Who knows?

@djtrac3r935

26 күн бұрын

Yeah dude, the flail hit he did looked fucking gnarly

@Mr45chicken

26 күн бұрын

@FondlesHandles couldn't agree more but to add on to that if you got hit with a moring star in the sternum there is a high probability of ribs and possibly other bones breaking and puncturing a lung or other vital organs and even if nothing broke internal bleeding is almost guaranteed with that kinda impact so basically screwed either way

@LPikeno

26 күн бұрын

Yes. A warhammer to the 'anywhere' of the body, regardless of armor, is going to be AT LEAST tough on the bones. Back when soldiers wore tin cans, bludgeoning was the weapon of choice: Oh, you have armor on your chest? Now you have armor IN your chest. Inertia is a very dangerous weapon indeed.

@bloodsweatandsteel.2749

26 күн бұрын

Yup. Neck injury for sure eaven with the helmet. Especially with the war hammer. Your not getting up i don't care how good your helmet is....but still ware the damn helmet anyway. Would make all the difference with a glancing blow, and you don't see many glancing blow tests either so I would be interested.

Man, I would love for you to get some medieval weapon youtubers out there to do another one of these with you using high-grade proper combat weapons. Not enough videos doing this on youtube.

@user-eg7uw9ls4o

26 күн бұрын

A very good idea we have a lot of medieval over here. 53°/ 0°

@viscounttudon68

26 күн бұрын

Skallagrim please I beg

@MbisonBalrog

26 күн бұрын

Shadiversity, Schola, and Metatron be great out there. I believe Meta used to live in Tenn and is in US right now.

@Manco65

26 күн бұрын

​@@MbisonBalrogI wasn't aware he moved. I do understand that he's had to spend some time back in Italy due to his mother's passing.

@MbisonBalrog

26 күн бұрын

@@Manco65 I may be wrong

I LOVE medieval KB and medieval Scott! MORE! AND MORE WEAPONS!

love your vids bro keep up the good work

You walk alone in the middle of the night, and you see some random big dude with a medieval helmet, riding a mini-motorcycle, and wielding a javelin, *going towards you* Definitely nightmare worthy

@yilso8663

14 күн бұрын

Funny thing is, a toddler with a pistol is way deadlier

@randomfactsthatdontmatter3466

14 күн бұрын

​@@yilso8663I really don't think that's true.

@yilso8663

14 күн бұрын

@@randomfactsthatdontmatter3466 Depends on the number of people nearby and the proficiency of the toddler with a gun. But let's not get technical here.

@EPIC_DRAGONSS

12 күн бұрын

He didn't notice but when he hit it with that thing with the three spiky balls on it he shouted like all the ribs if you watch a song on one of the ribs went into the shoulder piece

@aidanwoodward3975

11 күн бұрын

The universe where gunpowder was never invented

All of his knowledge went to guns, and none to melee weapons... I practicle died when he pulled out the poolnoodle and called it a claymore...

@viscounttudon68

26 күн бұрын

Same. All of these weapons were cringe inducingly flimsy

@Kraakesolv

26 күн бұрын

​@@viscounttudon68For sure. Fantasy weapons, really, except the warhammer. That was decent enough. Rest was junk and quite disappointing, Inwould have liked to see some proper weapons.

@kaseymalec6194

26 күн бұрын

I collect swords, when he called that THING a claymore, I genuinely almost had a stroke

@bringemyoungpbuh4123

26 күн бұрын

Did he put the right side "forward to enemy"?

@Pointlesschan

26 күн бұрын

his first hit with the “claymore “ was essentially with the flat not the edge

The end had me LOL! So good. Thank you.

LOL he finally brings out the "TRIDENT" as seen in Gladiator, remember the net/trident scene with the reenactment of the battle of Sciperio, great fun!

Regarding the soft body armour. It might surprise you to know that in medieval times, they already used a similar concept to protect against swords. It's called a "Gambeson", and it's made of quilted cloth layered many times. It was designed to provide padding to buffer blows to chainmail or plate, but it also provides quite ample protection from slashing blades on its own (though its protection is sacrificial, as each slash would put gashes in it).

@hambyla

25 күн бұрын

Shadiversity approves

@alexmills1329

25 күн бұрын

Yeah, that’s neat and all but to clarify here, Kevlar is not made to protect against stabs and slashes. It’s horrible at protection for that type of attack. It’s made to catch things, not to be abrasion resistant. A thin piece of ar500 is designed to do that task, it’s in the name even!

@AdblockWillWin7853

25 күн бұрын

Usually, you would combine armor types, depending on the era (and, of course, if you were wealthy enough to afford it). Best protection would be chainmail < gambeson < plate. Forgive me if I got the order wrong. Not too dissimilar from wearing ballistic plate over Kevlar.

@ZeroXSEED

25 күн бұрын

@@alexmills1329 Well time to put on my nerd hat Kevlar can be made stab-proof, it just have to be constructed and layered difficulty. Most bullets are blunt body, and that's why most soft bulletproof vest aren't rated for ice pick test (aka, stab resistance) However there ARE kevlar vest made to be both knife resistant, and useful against common pistol (9mm/45acp etc) You found them often in service of prison guards, since rifles aren't a concern.

@alexsawicki

25 күн бұрын

"It was designed to provide padding to buffer blows to chainmail or plate"... While gambeson was used for that purpose, I'm not sure it was "designed" for that purpose. There's some evidence that cloth armor pre-dates the metal armors... And, gambesons were often worn without any other armor. Gambesons are quite effective as overall armor, and they are easier and cheaper to make then chainmail or plate. Also, because gambeson is naturally flexible, it works to "cover the gaps" in other armors that are not as flexible, because the gaps would often be around joints.

I love you, Scott. Please never change. You are an absolute joy to watch.

Fun fact about medieval weapons and armor: Warriors and experts (and you in doing this video) figured out pretty quickly that armor is really good at stopping sharp pointy things. Have enough layers, and you can stop a lot of what any sword, spear, or dagger can do. And with plate (or in this case, modern armor), that effectiveness is reduced even further. Blunt damage, however, doesn't care how much armor you have. The concussive force of blunted weapons transfers through armor, causing damage through concussions, breaking bones, and bruising. So if you're fighting someone in armor, you're better off picking up a big rock and bashing their helmet in than trying to slice them up with a big sword.

@KevekGaming

24 күн бұрын

Well you say that... but Dequitem who does fully armored unchoreographed fights against other people in armor says that he prefers a sword over a blunt weapon.

@aaronbrandon2321

24 күн бұрын

All armor has weak points, a sword wouldn't make it through the plate armor so they'll just stab backside of your knee. You have an obvious leg up in armor but the sword still killed many a plated knight.

@sweracoon7931

23 күн бұрын

@@aaronbrandon2321 Sure, but you're still at a disadvantage. There's a reason blunt and pick-like weapons became prevalent in the later medieval ages. That, or just wrestling (there are entire treatises just about armoured grappling) your oppnent and try to get a dagger into the weak spots.

@markwhite168

23 күн бұрын

Actually armor, especially plate armor does help against concussive force too, as it spreads it around a much larger surface - one could see a difference between a hit with warhammer onto the helmet and later onto the bare head, that burst into pieces from a single hit. Still even a non-penetrating hit to the helmet would probably break a neck below that head. The difference still is that to deliver such a powerful blow one needs to do a large swing and a skilled opponent will have time to react, for instance with a quick stab.

@99Knytes

23 күн бұрын

A sword can still deal concussive force; it's still a bat of hardened steel. Besides, against an armored opponent you would be attacking the weak points and joints; whether by chops, or going to half-sword and use locks, throws, and thrusts toward the eye slits. Plus, there's a reason the Mordhau (Murder Stroke) technique exists.

Well, that's always was interesting! Thanks Kentucky Ballistics for the answer on question from childhood))

Great fun and super slow motion filming guys.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

That Mongolian style spear throwing while riding a motorcycle was impressive. Never commented much and never got so many likes. Scott should start his own Mongolian clan. All hail to overgrown motorcycle riding Mongolian.

@billypowell1332

26 күн бұрын

That was impressive

@jojoking4

26 күн бұрын

the face he made at the time. less impressive

@hyperturbotechnomike

26 күн бұрын

Mongolian biker gang

@Jargolf86

25 күн бұрын

The White Scars approve.

@jamesallred460

25 күн бұрын

That throw was epic, and as someone else already said, it should be put on a t-shirt immediately.

A Skallagrim Kentucky Ballistics crossover is exactly what we all need

@krakenpots5693

24 күн бұрын

Definitely!!! I'm a fan of both channels, and I haven't seen Skall's reaction yet, but I'm excited to, and I would love to see them work on something together!!!

@CrimsonCeltCherokee

24 күн бұрын

i see you saw Skall's video as well.

@m0-m0597

24 күн бұрын

The true men community of HEMA sends its regards 🍷

@mongolmees

24 күн бұрын

Yes please.

@issintf925

24 күн бұрын

@@CrimsonCeltCherokee I did! Although I do like both channels as well

The mini bike drive by spear throw was super impressive! 🤯😎🤘👍

This is the first video I see of Scott. The video was so funny 😂, especially the ending with the Minibike... Epic👌😂. Will subscribe your channel

With Scott, it's not so much what the weapon can do, but what the weapon can do with Scott's strength. And regarding melee weapons being no longer releveant, most of those hits snapped a neck, inflicted a concussion, cracked/shattered ribs despite the armor. That was, and is, their original purpose.

@eliabeck689

22 күн бұрын

Thank you for this!

@alphastronghold715

20 күн бұрын

Still, these weapons are very cheap replicas made out of crap metal (I honestly can’t tell if it’s even steel for some of them). His “meat tenderizer” (which is modeled after a Warhammer) is the closest thing he had here to real medieval weaponry. I would be genuinely curious to see how much damage he could do with some authentic, high quality medieval weapons. If he can punch through a ballistic helmet with that crap, what can he do with a real war pick?

@eliabeck689

19 күн бұрын

@@alphastronghold715 That is something I'd like to know, too! :)

@Ein_Kunde_

16 күн бұрын

​@@alphastronghold715Not much more. The quality of the steel is much more important for thr armor than for the weapon.

@ZedF86

15 күн бұрын

@@alphastronghold715 That arming sword was well made as well. Consider the amount of flex from those blows, and the fact that it was straight as an arrow at the end. Most medieval weapons are cheap replicas or hobby pieces by guys who like hammers and have too much time on their hands, but I've no doubt there are more than a few forges that still make good quality replicas and analogues. Particularly for those who practice fencing or mock combat. There is such a thing as an MMA for knights, for example.

Not gonna lie: watching Scott swing around that flail puckered my butt a bit. Glad no hospital trips were incurred

@The_Keeper

26 күн бұрын

Well, he can't load a flail with a overpowered round and blow himself up (at least, I hope not), sooo...

@dylanconn8758

26 күн бұрын

@@The_KeeperIf anyone can find a way, it’s Scott.

@Benson_aka_devils_advocate_88

26 күн бұрын

​@@The_Keeper When he tossed that spear while on the minibike I was hoping the butt of the spear didn't swing around in a way that he'd run into it.

@-Zevin-

26 күн бұрын

@@The_Keeper You would be surprised how seriously injured people get with stuff like this, especially cheap not historically accurate replica stuff which is often made out of poor quality stainless steel that is brittle, brittle steel snaps off with shar edges and tends to going flying. The flanges on the mace are particularly prone to breaking in that way. Of course the famous old video of the guy on TV selling a "samurai sword" who then bangs it on the table to "demonstrate how strong it is. Right when it breaks off at the hilt and the front half flips around and stabs him right in the stomach... That's a old internet classic clip from the early days of KZread.

@Darkphoenix3450

26 күн бұрын

@@The_Keeper 'Not true, 1400s they did have gun hammers, and shields. Even a sword gun.

I love this video. Oh and you're pretty good with the spear

Lmfao, the opening 1st minute was absolutely hilarious, love your content, keep up the great work brother...🤣🤣🤣👌👌👌

The mace and Morningstar are great bludgeoning weapons. They will not go through armor, but if you remember what the 4bore did by putting a fist sized hole through the torso while also not going through the armor, you can get an idea what can be done with blunt force against an armored torso.

@shawn6860

26 күн бұрын

bludegeon wepons are good ways to damage via kinetic Energy. A must have on any medieval battlefield.

@GribbleGob

26 күн бұрын

@@shawn6860 i'll keep that in mind the next time my peasant village gets raided by barbarians 👍

@DoctorInk20

26 күн бұрын

That 4-bore round punching the armour _into_ the torso is what I imagine a critical failure armour save looks like in *Dungeons & Dragons.* 😂

@Hunne2303

25 күн бұрын

see modern tank rounds...mostly all kinetic penetrators a.k.a. blunt force

As a D&D player and medieval weapons enthusiast, I'd recommend getting some properly forged and tempered swords for the next time you make a video like this. The way those blades bend and flop around shows that they're probably just prop weapons made of basic sheet steel that was ground to shape rather than being an actual forged blade meant to see actual combat. Love your stuff and I'd love to see more medieval weapons videos, especially if you get a hold of some real quality stuff!

@Errtuabyss

26 күн бұрын

The problem wasn't the steel but the nonsensical construction. It's obvious decent (but not ideal) spring steel, but much to thing for the size (which makes it that floppy). Hitting with the flat also didn't help😅 Your point is still correct. The only fully functional weapon seems to be the one-handed sword (which he decapitated the torso with a single, not overly precise strike) and the spike of the "tenderizer" (the hammer end was non-sensical with the flattend ends which are suppose to help the hammer grip flat, curved surfaces to transfer the force into the target). The rest was wallhanger crap.

@SophiaAstatine

26 күн бұрын

​@@ErrtuabyssI think you're mostly talking about the spaghettified twohander

@kalashnikov1343

26 күн бұрын

Swords were actually made to slightly bendy, because otherwise they would shear and break. It's called spring steel.

@gothnate

26 күн бұрын

"ground to shape rather than being an actual forged blade meant to see actual combat" Amateur bladesmith here. Forged doesn't necessarily mean a stronger blade. Ground (stock removal) doesn't necessarily mean a weaker blade. They are just ways to shape the blade. What really counts is the materials and how you heat treat and temper them. Modern steels designed for blades are far superior than any medieval steels, no matter where it came from. There's not even a debate amongst bladesmiths about that fact. And before you throw out the fanboy line, "Damascus is the best steel and even better than anything today!" allow me to pre-correct you. Damascus steel only comes from the region of Damascus in Syria. It's pattern welded steel. They were the first to take multiple grades of steel; high carbon, low carbon, and anywhere in between, and mix them together in a twisting pattern and forge weld them all together. This made the resulting steel more balanced, so you'd still have the hardness of the high carbon, but the toughness of the low carbon. We still use the same techniques to make pattern welded steel today, but only for decoration, since any seam or line you can see in the blade after etching, will be a weak point in the metal. Our modern steels mix the right amount of carbon and iron to make a homogenized steel, which gives it the edge, pun intended. The "right" amount of carbon is completely dependent on what the steel is designed for. For carving knives (kitchen and similar), you want a high carbon steel so it holds its edge for longer. For fighting knives, you want a tougher blade, so it'll generally be more of a low carbon steel. For swords and knives you'll definitely use to beat things but still need sharp, you'll want a spring steel core with a high carbon edge and if a single edge blade, a low carbon spine to use for striking. When you buy a decent weapon from a smith, you're not paying for the materials. You're paying for the expertise of the smith themselves. A good smith will know when to use which metals. Whether it's stock removal or forging, that's probably the least important part of the entire process. I know it's definitely the fastest.

@portaljumper339

26 күн бұрын

@@kalashnikov1343 That’s what tempering does in a forged sword, giving it back some of that elasticity so that it doesn’t shatter like glass, but swords are absolutely not supposed to bend like a pool noodle when hitting soft armor or flesh. Those are basically cosplay swords.

So many good swords/weapons you could test this way. I like that hammer. That armor is great.

best ad ever man! well done lol great video too.

That minibike drive-by spear throw was OFFICIALLY the coolest thing I've seen. You're a LEGEND, man!!

Which medieval weapon was your favorite?!? I hope you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching!

@jerymanja

26 күн бұрын

Sord

@miriamemanueleforneris3701

26 күн бұрын

Swords always

@user-jd7vl2cr8w

26 күн бұрын

Longsword

@dubuyajay9964

26 күн бұрын

Double axe.

@LegoPossessed

26 күн бұрын

Always the sword

Hello to you Scott over the last two years being watching your show on and off but now I do believe you are more civil than ever it when you were explaining you don’t stop thinking about the time the gun exploded and you became injured with this I really have a lot a respect for you human I really think of subscribing to your channel the police inner bullet jacket I think beat medieval weapons only because you taking more than one swing at this to slice and pick at this.

This video is amazing Scott. You forgot bow and arrow. Also, crossbow. At that time it was traditional archery. Maybe traditional vs recurve vs compound? That armor doesn't stand a chance! Especially vs crossbow

I could hear my inner Scotsman screaming in rage when you called that, 9 foot Lord of the rings replica 275 Steel dilldo a Claymore. Hopefully you didn't pay $1500 for it. That's like buying a AR with a PVC pie for barrel.

@AdblockWillWin7853

25 күн бұрын

I feel you on the... thing that's definitely not claymore. The part that got me screaming in rage was the morning star... that's not a freaking morning star. The thing with the chain isn't a morning star, and the morning star isn't a morning star.

@jeffreyvanvoorst2077

25 күн бұрын

Who makes swords out of mild spring steel?

@Hunne2303

25 күн бұрын

but, as proven elsewhere, PVC pipes are actually able to deflect bullets...in essence you can shoot around corners

@chaselazar5900

25 күн бұрын

​@@jeffreyvanvoorst2077 who ever made that dark souls abomination

@jefforymitchell5697

25 күн бұрын

I haven't cried laughing at a youtube comment in a while, thanks for that 😂

Petition for Scott to get a Bec de Corbin! Also watching that sharp steel bending right next to exposed forearms gave me the absolute shivers. Gonna need bigger thumbs if those things snap on you

@Dirk_the_Daring

26 күн бұрын

It looks like he isn't using "battle-ready" weapons. The real ones are expensive.

@marcelomarcelo514

26 күн бұрын

Yea that "Claymore" was just a piece of sheet metal, thankfully nothing happened

@Hunne2303

25 күн бұрын

got an auction comming up...they have a genuine lucerne hammer... I mean... I could just slip on the mousebutton and then somehow export it^^

Props on your spear throwing from mini bike technique.

had me chuckling at the mini bike Jousting, cant go wrong with a good ol war hammer.

the slowmo of the brain popping out to say hello and then sneaking back in was gold❤

@billant2

26 күн бұрын

Oh yeah at 8:50 at first I thought it was his eye popping out through his skull, but after careful replay, it was the brain. baha

@robwoodring9437

25 күн бұрын

Some days my brain pops out to say hello, but this is not that day.

That was fun to watch. The big sword at the end had issues with profile and edge alignment though., still modern materials are pretty tough. Even back in medieval times enough layers of linen were used as armour.

@SquareCube2323

25 күн бұрын

How are those super long claymores good in battle? I mean it has range but I feel like it would be too hard to swing at multiple enemies

@hand_of_sithis2575

25 күн бұрын

@@SquareCube2323 Most claymores weren't that long. At most you'd be looking at about 6 feet from pommel to tip. They were balanced a lot better than the one Scott was wielding, so people could wield them with respectable dexterity. They also were not that flimsy, you saw how easily that sword bent, even against a softer target. That being said though, if I recall by the time they were starting to be used, they got replaced by Pikes, Halberds and Bec de Corbins due to their greater effectiveness against heavily armored opponents.

@SquareCube2323

25 күн бұрын

@@hand_of_sithis2575oh that makes sense, I was confused by the size and floppiness of- wait 🤨

@Myomer104

24 күн бұрын

​@@SquareCube2323That thing was closer to what is called a "bearing sword," which is only meant to be held up and look pretty in a parade.

@Specter_1125

24 күн бұрын

@@hand_of_sithis2575while not necessarily claymores, great swords in general became common place around the same time as pikes. They weren’t replaced by them since. They did different, but still very important jobs when in an infantry formation (as did pollaxes, halberds, and other polearms).

This is the first ever video I watched from your channel!!!!!!!

That crazy long sword is hilarious! Well, it *was* hilarious. Funny stuff, and i"m not surprised that the spike on the "meat tenderizer" was the most effective at penetrating the armor.

I love how Scott went from all serious and calm to just a guy having fun with whatever he gets his hands on and a ballistic dummy

@billant2

26 күн бұрын

Well, after that last "blowup mishap", he doesn't take life granted, and rather have fun. ;)

@tenofprime

25 күн бұрын

That is my favorite thing about him, he has so much fun it just draws you in.

Skallagrim is going to have a field day with this video.

@XXNerdzillaXX

25 күн бұрын

Riiiiight?!

@josephreyes5212

25 күн бұрын

@@XXNerdzillaXX alert the others

@legueu

25 күн бұрын

Can't wait😁

@stinkyfungus

25 күн бұрын

Perhaps he should offer to do a collaboration.

@au1317

25 күн бұрын

@@stinkyfungus This would be tough with the distance but seriously awesome to see

This is a fun video! I thoroughly enjoyed it! You are absolutely right about ancient weapons not penetrating modern armor. They did not penetrate a knights full plate armor either back when they were in use. The impact weapons like the meat tenderizer and the spike-balls were meant to transfer heavy impact through the armor, breaking the bones underneath or causing a concussion. I think the ball-on-a-chain was a great example of this because it left a skull fracture under the helmet. Swords would have been used to thrust at weaker parts of less well-armored opponents. I do think these weapons are obsolete, but I think this because they cannot put a hole in an enemy over a mile away with a projectile that moves faster than sound, not because modern armor is way better against them than the armor back then. Great video!!

I love the effort. Has good aim with guns but when it comes to medival weapons it's lack luster. Love the video

A few things to critique that would make for an awesome video: • Accurate weapon types. The one handed flail may have never been used in combat, but the huge 2 handed flail definitely was. Poleaxes were also beasts of the period. • Quality. Some of these replicas seem to be of low quality and lack resilience of medieval spring steel. • Edge alignment. A little practice lining that edge up would greatly help the cut he's getting. That and some good sharpening. He did well as someone who may not even use a machete or bill hook. • He could've incorporated projectile weapons such as crossbows, bows, and medieval hand cannons.

@killerflamingo9566

26 күн бұрын

Yeah definitely fun video but you can tell this isn’t his normal wheelhouse

@RexApplegate

26 күн бұрын

I'd like to see if a properly built medieval spec falchion could cut the 3a like they did gambison.

@squidwardo7074

26 күн бұрын

bring in tods workshop and do some proper tests

@legionvexillarius3744

26 күн бұрын

If he really wanted some good quality weapons and potentially armor, places like medieval extreme and Canadian Buhurt, make sports equipment for the sport of Buhurt, Wich are really strong and historically accurate, to a certain degree.

@ianrawlings2546

25 күн бұрын

Some people will whinge about anything. Go watch another channel or a history documentary. We're happy with Scott's obsession with huge firearms.

The mini bike javelin throw might be one of the coolest things I've ever watched in Slow Mo

That "Oh Gosh!" at 9:50 sounded like Chris Farley and I can't unhear it now. 😆

i love that right after the intro we get scott with a berserk like sword

that skull cracking open has given me a new level of appreciation for melee weapons especially as someone who is not going about his day wearing armor i also appreciate the oblivion looking helmet

I really hope Scott picks up HEMA after this and tries those tests again afterwards. Him being able to throw a cut with decent edge alignment would be even more terrifying than the haymakers he threw at the zombie. That being said, every medieval levy would be happy that Scott wasn't there to swing a warhammer at them.

@letsgo529

24 күн бұрын

as a hemaist i approve

I wouldn't be opposed to seeing more videos like this

Scott, your head was made for that helmet. Perfect fit!

It's not a .600 nitro express revolver...but it'll do for now

@PattyBurg2448

24 күн бұрын

That just sounds nasty, I love it!

Could you seriously consider doing more like this? There are so many channels dedicated to these old weapons, but they are all busy being analytical and serious, they never get to the fun parts. I have been waiting to see a fun video like this one for YEARS!

@johndortheknight4802

22 күн бұрын

Shadaversaty (spelled it wrong but it’s a rough combo for my dumb arse to remember) they do really great breakdowns of the fun bits they do and they’ve got a Titansword in the works right now

@with_The_Butler

22 күн бұрын

@@johndortheknight4802 Shadiversity. I watch some of his stuff periodically. He does good on the information and analyzing things, but the fun parts I've seen are always pretty short, and drown in the mix of the analyses. What Scott did here, was almost non-stop fun. Kind of like some of the other Gun channels, being a lot more analytical... And then we have Scott here, shooting the Chronograph. (For the record, I'm not trying to knock Shad or any of the other channels. They do what they do quite well. I just think Scott has landed on untapped potential, in part due to the fact he can more easily afford to do this.)

@lemax6865

19 күн бұрын

I agree, on the condition that he gets good quality weapons. As shown here, mall-ninja stainless steel weapon-shaped objects usually break after a single blow and are not a good representation of medieval weaponry. Yes to smashing zombie torsos with them, I don't need him to expose on the weapon's history and design like other channels do, but get weapons. Just look at the difference in quality between the "pointy-meatball-on-a-stick" or "spiky-scepter" and the "meat-tenderizer". Sure, that warhammer doesn't look like it was made using historical methods, but it's well-built enough that it withstands intended use, so for a video like this one, I call it good enough. He even has a few good ones in there, the arming sword and javelin seem pretty accurate.

@with_The_Butler

19 күн бұрын

@@lemax6865 Exactly! But I'll admit, for a cheap price, even some mall-ninja stuff vs watermelons or eggplants could prove quite entertaining for a brief mid-video skit.

@wurstelei1356

18 күн бұрын

@@with_The_Butler Not only watermelons. Versus Zombies I definitely would prefer a war hammer over a 9mm since you kinda never run out of ammo. Those are cracking skulls very effectively.

As a weapons history nerd I love the names 😂 keep it up Scott also the first four weapons were made to punch through plate armor also also I would like to see these weapons used on plate armor.

I like this move, Scott versus old weapons will be so good

it never occured to me how Scott would look so menacing with a medieval helmet on.. imagine if he wore a proper crusader armour

@favkisnexerade

26 күн бұрын

he needs a little bit of training 😅 these one leg chicken stance attacks were funny 😂

@ZGryphon

26 күн бұрын

Much like an actual Crusader, he would be largely blind, mostly deaf, virtually immobile if not on horseback, and, after working hard in it for a while on a hot day, in desperate need of two or three well-trained people working as fast as they could to get him out of it before he died from heat exhaustion. :)

@sugipulaboule

26 күн бұрын

@@ZGryphon You are terribly uninformed

@MrFright2010

26 күн бұрын

Kentucky Vult!

@enigmaodell6806

26 күн бұрын

All I’m thinking of is the scene with Gimli putting on the chain mail. “It’s a little tight around the chest” Also, i think that’s a jousting helmet, and is more modern than crusader armor

this is actually pretty useful to remember that ALL armor has it's limits and even modern armor can be defeated when enough force in applied

@vipe650r

24 күн бұрын

Especially in a small enough area.

@FirstLast-wk3kc

24 күн бұрын

A reminder those are super cheap super weak improper replicas. Not much better than a hefty stick.

@AristasTheMonsterHunter

24 күн бұрын

Well, 15th century armor went pretty fucking hard. It could even protect from bullets at the time, it was so good that there was no point to even trying to break through it. Modern armor is trash in comparison, the only reason we use it is that it's way better for guns, since we designed it to do just that, stop bullets. A real state of the art 15th century helbard would have probably nearly no problems cutting it.

@TheDiner50

24 күн бұрын

It is pretty useful to remember that REGARDLESS of armor and even modern armor can be defeated when enough force in applied. It dose not matter what crash helmet or airbag subscription service you pay for. If your going 300km/h and ram strait into a concrete wall on a bike? The same thing with the best of armor. You can stop and limit the impact of a hit. You can absorb energy and spread it out over your hole body. If you neck is pushed to braking point from a helmet getting hit? It really dose not matter if metal or fancy space stuff. Your neck is going to give out unless supported. If your armor is strong enough to stop bullets or swords/spikes. Then focus is going to turn towards beating you up inside of the armor. The same with guns. Even if you are wearing gun rated armor? You still are going to notice a mag dump hitting you. Or say a 4-bore. Like even a 9mm is enough to question what your doing being shot at no? Unless your in a tank. (or say a car made to protect you in a crash. SUV...) Armor should.. Never mind. Even in a tank your armor is the last thing you want to be tested. You can be bombing around in a WW2 Maus or really anything. If you cross path with train tracks you better believe that the train is going to win that duel with a run up.

@FirstLast-wk3kc

24 күн бұрын

@@AristasTheMonsterHunter that's the problem. He used the cheapest crap available. You can easily see absolute lack of quality. Although, you are too kind on armour => after 15 century our guns became too much better at armour piercing. We have anti tank rifles gosh damn it. Our heavy rounds are just too good, don't even hope for 15 century armour to work on each modern weapon. Low power guns? Most likely, i am not an expert nor American. But even ak47 and above are surely too much.

Killed it, with the cross eyed intro... I laughed so hard, I almost peed myself... It was AWESOME, watching a big guy such as yourself, go completely HAM on those zombie dummies... Would be cool if you did another video like this with some gross foodstuffs, especially jugs of ranch mayo and mustard, etc.. A watermelon time segment with medieval weapons would be outrageous..... ✌♥️🇺🇸

I love your videos. We watch them as a family at night sometimes. It would be cool if you picked the modern armor and you could get a Forged in Fire guys try to destroy it.

Skallagrim just did a reaction to this, and now I need to see a collaboration.

@liontamer2006

23 күн бұрын

Yes, I'm looking forward to skall doing his video of this testing with quality armor and weapons.

The slow mo of Scott on the scooter with the helmet and spear had me good

Cool video! This reminds me of the show Ultimate Warrior.

That was crazy funny, Thanks!

Missed opportunity to wear a Knight's armament shirt.

@stevecollett901

26 күн бұрын

Do you mean "Chainmail"?

@grahammertek6344

26 күн бұрын

@@stevecollett901The firearms company, called Knight's Armament.

@Rogsnutle

26 күн бұрын

@@stevecollett901 I don't get what "send this email to 5 of your friends" mail has to do with a premium rifle company, but go off I guess

@MAGS-ik5uj

26 күн бұрын

@@stevecollett901I have no idea if Knights armament does any chain mail or spam stuff, but the wit involved in this joke is amazing mate

The 9ft claymore was hilarious. Imagine 100+ screaming Scotsmen running at you with the wacky waving inflatable arm flailing tubeman of swords.

@usurperslayer5057

25 күн бұрын

You can have that experience in Team Fortress 2

@colonelinfernal5004

25 күн бұрын

He's using weapons that weren't forged correctly.

@Someone_Named_Aden

25 күн бұрын

@@colonelinfernal5004That’s the first thing I noticed.

@colonelinfernal5004

25 күн бұрын

@@Someone_Named_Aden Likely using low quality steel as well.

@friedrichhoffmann4248

25 күн бұрын

Find a real sword

This just moved from my Watch Later list to ny Favorites! May many collabs come out of this! Shadiversity, Metatron, JoergSprave, Skalligrim, to name a few.

By far one of my favorite episodes. We need a cartoon rendering of scott wearing the helmet while on the mini bike throwing the spear at the zombi. Nothing to date describes Scott so well .

id like to see a re-test but with Shadiversity or Skaligrim to show him what real, decent quality medieval weaponry can do

@shawn6860

26 күн бұрын

Dash Randar (spelling?) did one with archery and melee vs armor for a fallout video I think.

@patrikhjorth3291

26 күн бұрын

Skallagrim at least lives on the same continent, so he seems like the logical first choice for a visit to the Kentucky Ballistics Whack-a-Zombie Range.

@AlexNV75

26 күн бұрын

@@shawn6860dash also did a video with Administrative Results over this topic I think

@dogishappy0

26 күн бұрын

Low key hoping Shad does a video reaction to this

@shaynewalker3248

26 күн бұрын

​@@patrikhjorth3291 Unfortunately, Skall is a furry so....

It may be worth noting that spears of the type seen here weren't commonly thrown in medieval warfare. _Javelins_ were, but they tended to be shorter and usually had barbed heads, since one of their main uses was to get stuck in an enemy's shield and make it too unwieldy to use. A javelineer would generally carry several since he wasn't getting them back, but a spearman would be very reluctant to throw his only weapon away.

Got me out here missin ZGB man... love the content as always

that spikey meatball on a stick and the scepters are called a mace, the one on the chain we call a "Goedendag" Belgium, which means "a good day" as in "A good day to you sir, WHACK", we greeted a lot of French in 1342 with the "Good day"

@sergetheijspartner2005

23 күн бұрын

the meat tenderizer is called a warhammer

Your claymore sword suffered a catastrophic failure, I’m going to have to ask you to leave the gun range 😂

@user-eg7uw9ls4o

26 күн бұрын

It will cut

@pyronderman9055

26 күн бұрын

forged in gunpowder

@brandonveltri2825

26 күн бұрын

@@user-eg7uw9ls4o but will it keal?

@unsub2132

26 күн бұрын

Scot and David baker collab is now needed

@WilliamNyberg

26 күн бұрын

@@user-eg7uw9ls4o actually, it won't cut..

Seeing the amount of flex of the two replica swords I honestly think this episode was much, much more dangerous for Scott than usual, I was expecting them to come apart any moment.

@panoctic

23 күн бұрын

pretty much, reminds me of that katana comercial where the guy taps the sword into the table and break and stabs him. cheap blades are more danger than people give credit.

I really liked the medieval motorcycle test on the torso

17:41 nastiest slo-mo EVER!!! 🤣

He could make a whole channel out of this and call it KENTUCKY BALLISTA! 😂

@sillyman357

26 күн бұрын

Kentucky Kinetics

@howard5755

26 күн бұрын

If he rolls up with a Ballista, I'm screaming.

The spear throw on the bike was very impressive 😂

@Errtuabyss

26 күн бұрын

And the most realistic use of any of them. 😂 (with most of them being badly made and his edgealignment for the bladed weapons was almost was basically non-existing, literally hitting with the flat of the loooong sword🤣🤣)

@jeffw5733

26 күн бұрын

@@ErrtuabyssI was just worried the shaft was gonna swing back out in front of him and joust himself before he made it past

The spear throwing in the mini bike was the best.😂

Thanks for showing the AliExpress cosplay toys! Lighthearted silliness, excellent. Will there be an airsoft replicas vs. body armor video? :-)

I love how the war hammer (meat tenderizer) and triple flail tests really show exactly what the correct tools for defeating armor are, that being thick spikes to punch through, and blunt force trauma to put energy through the armor itself. There are two ways to deal with armor, going around it, and going through it, and big heavy sticks with stiff points tend to do better than thin blades for going through.

@RomaCHEIMS

24 күн бұрын

Plus blunt weapons are very great for strong users, imagine the damage Scott could do with a lucerne

@Jarlemoore1

24 күн бұрын

The force form the triple flail broke the zombies neck, very effective to say the least.

For future reference, Scott: 1:33 Morningstar 2:31 Flanged Mace 6:18 Flail 7:55 Warhammer 11:14 Three-Headed Flail 11:58 Arming Sword 14:00 Spear (although yours has a javelin head instead of a standard spear head) 16:17 Bearing Sword (meant for parades rather than combat)

@spacegordonramsay2486

26 күн бұрын

They also all seem to be”mall ninja” weapons

@Myomer104

26 күн бұрын

@@spacegordonramsay2486 The warhammer, mace, and arming sword don't, but I'll agree with you about the rest. Especially the bearing sword.

@vast634

25 күн бұрын

more like junk, junk, junk, junk... I think he overpaid on the items, and could get much higher quality and more authentic stuff for the same price.

This was so much fun!

10:40 dude the subscribe Button lit up (and i subscribed directly)😂

Love that you had a blast doing this. Some tips as martial artist who also remembers to return to bonk. Your blunt weapons and spear are of low quality,your "edged" weapons just need to be folded over and scrapped. Blunt weapons were primary aspect of aiming for armor weak points specifically,where spear were more for the less trained soldier to still be viable on the front lines even as fodder. Spear were also more crudely designed putting more emphasis on the spear head itself over the handle. Your edge weaponry should remain as flat as possible on impact,the sheer quality made me take a double take on what I just witnessed. With better quality weapons,consistent training,I could see them semi-viable in close quarter engagements against modernized armor,but there's a reason every war back then pushed for ranged. The risk isn't worth it,but remember,no matter what the weapon,your training is your only true reliable alley when it comes to handling yourself. As always,take care and happy hunting!

@Jarlemoore1

24 күн бұрын

Axes are still used in by special forces today as well as the good old shovel, when the enemy got a little too close for comfort a few times back in the day, I pulled my bowie and hand axe out and went Achilles on them.

@lawrenceneuenii3564

23 күн бұрын

What about a Katana that was well made?

@thanosisgoodmorganisacrime382

23 күн бұрын

I like halberd best. Large, large main blade, multiple blades... Lovely. I love cannolis too.

@billybobbeck6446

23 күн бұрын

​@@lawrenceneuenii3564they are talking specifically about her knee in the video not being well made

@jingothejumper

22 күн бұрын

@@lawrenceneuenii3564 Breaks into three unequal pieces and the handle shatters as soon as it learns of the concept of armor

I hope the spear makes it's triumphant return in future videos. I think Scott is showing some true talent with it!

20:18 For getting through the vest, only the spear was somewhat effective. However, the blows to the skuII from any of the bludgeoning weapons, they'd still put someone out of the fight with at least a concussion... The war-hammer was probably the most all-round effective 👍👍👍👍