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**Title:** Kentucky Ballistics: The Dangers of a Squib (Gun Malfunction)
**Summary:**
* Host Scott experiments with intentionally induced "squibs" (bullets lodged in a gun barrel due to insufficient firing pressure) in three firearms:
1. **12-gauge Shotgun:** Firing another slug behind the squib results in a catastrophic, explosive failure, rendering the shotgun inoperable.
2. **Mossberg Bolt-Action 30-06 Rifle:** The squib causes the barrel to rupture when a second bullet is fired, posing a significant injury risk.
3. **Canik TP9 SFX Semi-Automatic Pistol:** Surprisingly, the pistol successfully clears the squib without damage, functioning normally afterward.
**Key Takeaway:** Squibs can lead to catastrophic failures in firearms, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and safely addressing such malfunctions to prevent injuries or further damage.
Here are the extracted key facts, each numbered and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
**Firearm-Related Facts**
1. A squib occurs when a gun is fired with insufficient pressure to push the bullet down the barrel.
2. Insufficient pressure causes the bullet to lodge inside the barrel.
3. Firing another round into a barrel with a lodged bullet can lead to catastrophic failure.
**Experiment Setup Facts**
4. The experiment used a Mossberg bolt-action 30-06 rifle, a Sears Roebuck pump-action 12-gauge shotgun, and a Canik TP9 SFX 9mm pistol.
5. The shotgun was loaded with a 1 oz slug, with another 1 oz slug added behind a lodged slug.
6. The rifle was loaded with an Underwood Ammo 30-06 150 grain Accubond, behind a lodged bullet.
7. The pistol was loaded with an Underwood Ammo 9mm 124 grain Full Metal Jacket, behind a lodged bullet.
**Experiment Results Facts**
8. The 12-gauge shotgun's barrel was severely damaged after firing with a lodged slug.
9. The Mossberg rifle's barrel was ripped apart, with the squib and/or bullet not clearing the barrel.
10. The Canik pistol successfully cleared the lodged bullet without visible damage or bulges.
11. The Canik pistol functioned normally after clearing the squib, firing three additional rounds without issue.
**Miscellaneous Facts**
12. The host, Scott, is from Kentucky Ballistics.
13. The host has a background in police academy firearms training, where he witnessed a fellow cadet experience a squib.