I just wasted 3 minutes and 46 seconds of my life.....

To proverbs,

I think you meant round #3 for the big fireball, it looked much worse than #4. Maybe you subtracted back from the last round which would have been correct on the .44 w/six rounds. Wonder what caused the big fireball on just one round? Maybe it was the inconsistent "Russian" ammo. Speaking of inconsistent commie ammo, does anyone else remember reading about our Special Forces in Vietnam slipping behind enemy lines and placing one AK, mortar round, etc., in a whole ammo dump that produced on the order of 250,000 PSI. It would blow the poor grunts head off or the whole crew if were a mortar or artillery round. The Chinese made the ammo and it gave them fits trying to figure what went wrong. They went through tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of rounds and shells trying figure it out. They never did because they never placed more than round at a time. The shells and rounds looked identical to the original stuff. Didn't give the troops much confidence in the ammo either!

Coop,
I agree, if it ain't going down with your load, it ain't going down.

Short of going to alaska or africa I don't think I would use it for more than just freaking out my neighbors. Or to just shut up my frends.

I've seen a couple of his videos before, and I'm not all that convinced he's so Russian. The accent, besides being a little fishy, seems to slip a little here and there. I just don't like some of these hipsters trying to hoodwink us all the time.

one of my favorite guys on youtube. he is not russian, he is from new jersey i think lol. But he does manage to get his hands on some amazing guns, and if you can handle the language and enjoy a good explosion, i would recommend watching some of his other videos. There is another video of him with duel S&W 500's. I think it is newer vid and he seems to be much more comfortable with them

Long live the Super Blackhawk!!!

Look at his target- isn't that Cookie from The Bozo Show?!

I did not watch the video. I am not much into that media for my entertainment. Too many phonies.
I, along with Clay, tend to stick with my tried and true. First, a .44 S&W Mag bought in the early 60s. Pretty new issue then as I remember. Took it to Alaska for a personal carry sidearm. Then eventually my friend at Freedom Arms talked me into a .454 Casull - I chose a 4-5/8" barrel so it could be carried in a shoulder rig in my planes. A 300 gr full power load in that weapon is all I need.
It is interesting to watch, although not unprecedented in marketing, how the calibers keep spawning new issues for those who either need the latest biggest and baddest or
think they can gain something from the next big one. I estimate (totally non-scientifically - similar to climate change scientists) that damn few have gained any real benefit from the 50+cal. in handguns.

I am still not convinced that this is the most powerful handgun on Earth but I have enjoyed the video.
Daniel from pencilonpaper

FA Casull .454 was the most well machined revolver I have fired in all the bbl lengths(a shooting convention in Vegas, they provided guns & ammo). The Rem..44 mag. is satifactory for my use but I wouldn't turn my nose up at a Freedom Arm .454 in any bbl length. The .44 has been berry barry good to me, .500 S&W, I don't know ?

He actually legally owns most of those guns and the rest, he borrows from other collectors.

Another caliber, another gun to sell. I'm 78, been around awhile. Does any thinking gun nut like myself think we really need this? Sure we do, as long as someone is willing to buy one.. Got too many guns already. Nobody to leave them to, but got 2 son in laws.Disgusted. Everyone is running around in la la land. Don't comprehend that 2nd amendment is why they have their other rights.

Your right Sir Jim, anything bigger needed use a rifle!

I've witnessed only a very few shooters out of over 200+ who can reliably hit with these hand howitzers!

ohiodeerhunter

I was wondering the same thing myself. If that is his range, it is obviously just for the camera. If someone built it for a real range, there's your dipstick...

This dude's videos crack me up! And as always, have nice day...

Never shot a S&W .500, I imagine that the flinch/recoil factor would cause site errors and target misses. I own and love my Rueger Vaquero .44 Mag. I am a pretty good shot but sometimes flinch thinking of the recoil.