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Scott puts the Pak-Out through increasingly absurd scenarios, but repeated malfunctions become the review's central finding.
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Is This A Shotgun or Origami ??? (The Folding 12 Gauge Shotgun)
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- 0:29Scott introduces the Rock Island Armory Pak-Out folding shotguns that supply the title's origami comparison.
- 3:41The larger stocked version suffers multiple jams during a timed deployment test.
- 5:00A truck-retrieval scenario tests the folding design in Scott's enormous lifted vehicle.
- 9:05Scott says the shotguns have been fun, but acknowledges repeated hang-ups.
- 9:12Meta glasses provide a first-person view of both shotguns being tested against food targets.
A shotgun that fits in a backpack sounds convenient. Getting it unfolded and working reliably proves rather less straightforward in Kentucky Ballistics' "Is This A Shotgun or Origami ??? (The Folding 12 Gauge Shotgun)".
Scott tests Rock Island Armory's Pak-Out folding shotguns, including a larger version with a stock. The compact design is the attraction; repeated jams are the problem. By the time he has tried retrieving them from his enormous lifted truck, the interruptions have become a running gag, punctuated by an inserted television clip of Jon Glaser shouting, "You just got Jammed!"
This is still a Kentucky Ballistics review, so a straightforward demonstration soon gives way to an outdoor toilet, sour-cream splatter and an attack on the gardening. Scott also uses Meta glasses to give a first-person view of target shooting at a table of food. The description says filming takes place on a private range under professional supervision, and the video includes a Sonoran Desert Institute sponsor segment.
Beneath the comedy, the conclusion is fairly plain. "I had a lot of fun with these shotguns today, but we have had some hang-ups," Scott says. His experience shows a distinction between a gun that packs away neatly and one that performs consistently during these tests.
Viewers keep returning to the malfunctions, making toast-and-jam jokes and discussing the increasingly frequent television insert. Others single out Scott's patience: the folding mechanism supplies the premise, but persevering through the stoppages supplies much of the episode.
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These jam so much they'd be good on toast
@Kerfus_unit001See it on YouTubesomehow the "you just got jammed" clips only gets funnier after the 10th time
@anonimus370See it on YouTubeScott can be proud of his patience. If I were in his place, I would have given up filming before reaching the middle.
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The sound effects of him slipping off of the tire. 🤣
@Richard_EvilSee it on YouTubeRough day with the table flips too 😂
@knobjob2839See it on YouTubeWelcome to the "You Just Got Jammed" show
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- Kentucky Ballistics
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- Channel views, last 7 days
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- Video published
- November 3, 2026
- Video views so far
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The review has drawn about 864,000 views in four days. Its viewing figures are ordinary for Kentucky Ballistics; the folding design and repeated jams are the story here.
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Which manufacturer makes the Pak-Out shotguns Scott tests?
Scott introduces the folding Pak-Out shotguns as Rock Island Armory models.