Lecture Notes: Fury the Punt Gun

Introduction

Presenter: Scott from Kentucky Ballistics
Focus: Introduction and demonstration of Fury the Punt Gun, one of the most massive guns ever made.

Punt Gun Definition:
- Originally attached to small boats, known as punts, used for commercial duck hunting.
- Capable of firing over a pound of shot or a one-pound lead ball.

Dimensions and Weight:
- Bore Diameter: 1.68 inches (comparable to a golf ball)
- Barrel Length: 6 feet
- Overall Length: 9 feet
- Weight: 150 pounds
Ammunition Capacity:
- Can fire 23,000 pellets (number 12 shot) or a one-pound lead ball.
Recoil:
- Produces 800 pounds of recoil.
Comparison:
- 12 gauge shotgun with double-aught buck has 9 pellets, whereas Fury can fire 140 pellets at once.

One-pound Lead Ball Test:
- Fired at five 55-gallon water drums.
- Result: The ball penetrated the first three drums, demonstrating extreme energy transfer (~25,000 foot-pounds).
- Location: Second range, potential permanent range.
Number 12 Shot Test:
- Loaded with over 23,000 tiny pellets.
- Result: Produced a spread that peppered the target drum thoroughly.
Double-aught Buck Test:
- Each is the size of a 9mm bullet; Fury holds 140 of these.
- Result: Created significant damage, with pellets visibly impacting the drum.
Wax Slug Test:
- Final shot with a wax slug.
- Result: Generated an impactful sound and significant damage, evidenced by smoke in the grass.

Viewer Engagement:
- Invites feedback and suggestions for future content with the punt gun.
- Project was a year in the making, with appreciation for viewer support.
Call to Action:
- Encouragement to like, subscribe, and follow on various social media platforms.
- Merchandise available via Kentucky Ballistics website.

Audience encouraged to interact by leaving comments and engaging with content on social media platforms.
The presentation incorporated humor and enthusiasm, aligning with the energetic tone of the Kentucky Ballistics channel.