The 2 BORE Blunderbuss (The Biggest BORE Of All !!!)

Published on April 14, 2025
Duration: 14:25

This video features Scott from Kentucky Ballistics testing 'The Mule,' a custom-built 2-bore blunderbuss. Scott, known for his expertise in extreme calibers, demonstrates the firearm's immense power and recoil, comparing it to other large bore firearms. The testing includes firing a half-pound lead ball, cornflake shot, and buckshot at various targets, culminating in the destruction of a 55-gallon drum. The video also touches upon Scott's past near-fatal accident with a .50 BMG, highlighting his resilience.

Quick Summary

Scott from Kentucky Ballistics tests 'The Mule,' a custom 2-bore blunderbuss, firing a 3,500-grain (0.5 lb) projectile with a 300-grain Fg Black Powder charge. The firearm's impact was so powerful it lifted a 450+ lb 55-gallon drum off the ground, showcasing extreme ballistics and recoil.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro Skit
  2. 01:174-Year Anniversary of .50 Cal Accident
  3. 03:41Introduction of 'The Mule'
  4. 05:18First Shot: 1/2 lb Lead Ball
  5. 07:10Second Shot: Steel Target
  6. 09:15Third Shot: Cornflake Shot
  7. 10:29Fourth Shot: Buckshot
  8. 11:45Final Shot: 55-Gallon Drum

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the caliber of 'The Mule' blunderbuss tested by Kentucky Ballistics?

'The Mule' is a custom-built 2-bore blunderbuss. The 2-bore caliber refers to a projectile diameter of approximately 1.32 inches, making it an exceptionally large bore firearm.

What kind of projectile and powder charge were used in the 2-bore blunderbuss test?

During the test, a 3,500-grain (half-pound) lead ball was fired using a 300-grain Fg Black Powder charge. This demonstrates the extreme load capabilities of the firearm.

What was the impact of the 2-bore blunderbuss on the 55-gallon drum?

When fired at a 55-gallon steel drum filled with over 450 lbs of water, the impact from the 2-bore's half-pound projectile was so immense that it lifted the entire drum off the ground, creating significant entry and exit wounds.

How does the 2-bore compare to other large calibers like .50 BMG?

The 2-bore's projectile weight of 3,500 grains is substantially larger than a typical .50 BMG projectile (around 750 grains), classifying the 2-bore as an extreme caliber, often referred to as 'Punt Gun Junior'.

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