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I am a veteran , I do enjoy all your videos and have learned much. Last year I purchased a VEPR rifle in caliber 7.62X54R , made in the Molok factory. I am proud to have this rifle, it is very accurate and well made. I have noticed the quality of many Russian products is very good and you can be proud of your fellow Russian workers. Thanks for your fine work!
My understanding of those Kruschovkas were built after WWII when it was more important to build places for people to live than convenience. During WWII whole cities were destroyed. They needed to build as many as they could as fast as they could. We know how that works.
Yes, there were colonizers in Siberia and far east who built their homes on the go and then they built factories, etc. Convenience was not their priority at that time. Unfortunately a lot of people are still stuck living with that inconvenience.
@@dogetothemoon223 most of the bad krushevkas have been demolished ages ago...these are the decent ones...anyway they are cheap and where given out for free during the soviet period...
Construction of Khruschevkas started in the early 1960s, some 15 years after the war. But you're right, they were built fast and without them the situation with housing in the USSR was terrible. Back then khruschevkas really saved the day.
Good thing I was not there. I would have bought one of everything in there. Yeah. I’m a nut for military surplus. We also have Military surplus stores here. Sometimes you can find Russian stuff, but it is usually older Soviet kit when you can find it. Modern Russian kit is much harder to find.
Gnidoba rus - That is good. Military kit and clothing is usually made to a higher standard. It should be repurposed. Great for camping and hunting and much easier on the wallet than sporting goods stores.
DR_Virulent Epidemic You, my son's, brothers and nephews. I even enjoyed going once in a while. I would have to drag my boys out every time I took them. Our store was ruined in nine feet of water during hurricane Ike and never reopened. I hope another one opens so my sons have to spend the day there with their children and convince them it is not safe to have a bayonet or machete.
Thank you for such a cool insight into your country. I am an American that does not believe the media hype about Russia. I love Russia and want to learn more about it. My 32 great grandfather was Vladimir the Great of Russia very proud to have this connection. Thank you for your channel glad I have found it.
My sons would spend the whole afternoon in a store like this in our city. It was not air conditioned and it is a testament to how much I loved them to take them. I was glad when the oldest could drive and they went on their own. My three brothers were the same way.
Wow. Watched a Russian video of someone driving and there weren't any accidents! Nice shop, too. I go to surplus stores here in the United States and would love an opportunity to visit one in another country.
Thanks for sharing again! My lady compliments your music selection again! We love your choices! I love the military stores..yours had great badges, pins, and embroidered patches lots cheaper than the U.S.! I wear boots like the ones there as well. Safe trip for Alex! Lots of love from Arkansas!
I have many Russian friends in America there family came over when end of Soviet union. I love all Russian people. I have nothing but respect for Russians they had a very hard life under Soviet union and alot of people died. God bless my Christian Orthodox brothers. Love sent from America!
Similar to army surplus stores in the USA. We usually do not have patches and medals. Mostly clothing, backpacks, webbing, hats, ammo cans. Lots of don't tread on me flags and apparel. Never saw police stuff in our stores.
@@tenlittleindians probably depends on store owner. Some might feel that it would be a stolen valor thing. Brother in law collects medals and that can get touchy.
hi different russia....this might be off season, but how about a visit to like an icecream shop? how about like a sandwich type place? love the videos tooo!
Hello I always wanted to visit Russia. Not a fan of old Russia but history of Russia. As a veteran I would buy so much stuff lol. I love the old style winter coats I used to own one very good but heavy. I left you a thumbs up btw. Good video.
Amazing. The movie "Moscow on the Hudson" was on television last night which is set in the early eighties. The scenes where Russians are lining up for 'whatever' is for sale was my truth of existence there. OBVIOUSLY things have changed but even there now people must be impressed by the availability of.. whatever.
I would think that a flea market would be a better place for Russian navy surplus -- but just an assumption on my part. Interesting to see a “Khrushchyovka.” I read that some have been modernized. Is that correct? Your vlog has certainly encouraged me to visit Moscow and region. (I'm in Canada.) I was looking at Moscow hotels, and saw several which are very nice and at a very good price. And the breakfast looks amazing!
We have these Army-Navy surplus stores as well. My husband and I tend to purchase ammunition boxes (12.7mm or 20mm) there. They work great for keeping tools and other similar things. In addition, they are sealed against moisture and the elements as well. :)
(Just for info:) Nikita Khrushchyov's titles until 14 Oct 1964 were First Secretary of the CPSU (from 14 Sep 1953) and Head of the Government of the USSR (from 27 Mar 1958).
I highly admire you being Professional but still you are kind hearted. Never find any word that will hurt anybody. Keep going on your good work. We praise you, Thanks
Happy New Year to you and your family, hope your father gets the good medical treatment , you looked so sad when you told us of your concern for your father. Hope Sheffield is well have not seen him on your videos lately we love your videos take care and good health to you
Different Russia. I like your videos. We have the same kind of military shops here in the U.S.. We usually call them, Army surplus stores. They sell pretty much the same thing. Clothes, camping supplies, and maybe some hunting knives.
That was interesting. I come from a Navy family (Dad and 3 brothers). The Navy history in any country is an interesting topic. Too bad that you couldn't find what you were looking for. Hopefully you'll have success soon. Have a peaceful weekend.
Мое почтение! Я офицер флота в 3-м поколении. Мой дедушка умер во 2-й мировой войне. Мой отец был командиром подводной лодки. И я был командиром группы на атомной подводной лодке. Если интересно - могу ответить на ваши вопросы.
Макс М Вот до чего коммерциализация довела 💸 Всё свелось к купи-продай, тельникам в военторге и The Hunt for Red October 😀😀😀 Бранзулетка! - закричали остальные, бросаясь на Остапа. ... 😀😀😀
Hello my father was a sailor in the U.S. navy in the early 1960s. He felt badly for Russian sailors because of the dangerous condition of there vessels.
Very interesting, thank you for showing. I very much would like to visit Russia some day. If I ever get there, I will make it a point to also visit a military shop. Prices look very reasonable compared to military surplus shops here in the Netherlands. Greetings from Rotterdam. Ps. Maybe a real Russian Ushanka for your Canadian friend? He suffers from the same sort of climate you have, so I'm sure he will appreciate it!
excellent video, we have similar businesses or stores in usa. in usa these stores are called: army/navy surplus stores. they sell camo clothing, helmets, boots, cold weather gear, radios, insignia patches, radios, and the occasional decommissioned weapon.
Do you sell on Ebay? I would love to get Russian camouflage. I have a Russian "Fuschia" tank top. These surplus shops are in US but without Russian stuff😐
Hello. Two questions. What digital camera have you used to recording your video. And secondly, do you know where to buy authentic Gorka 4 Bar uniform?. Cheers
I lived in Turkey and they had something like this for police officers, when I asked the store owner he said he could even sell it to me without the proper credentials just as long as I don't where it within the country
Our government built house and apartments after the war and the ones I saw and lived in were green. Wonder why? Our house was small but well built. When the fourth child was born we need extra bedrooms and moved. Surprising it still stands and looks in fair shape for a sixty plus year old tiny house.
I don't know what I was expecting to be honest . . . kind of normal for a military store. I was imagining someone saying " you buy 3 tanks . . . you get the 4th one free" or at least a free Kalashnikov when you spend over 100 Roubles
More Americans need to watch this channel. What better way to show that any problems the USA and Russia have with each other are because of the stupid people we keep electing? Out of all the vlogs and CZcamsrs(about a dozen or so, mostly European), I watch, I've found that the people in Russia are more like Americans than any other Nation.
@@i_notold8500 This is the second time I read this on the channel's comment section. If you knew more about the Russian language that'd add to the impression too.
They are in a fashion. The Russians are well they march to a beat of a different drum. At the current time it's not great but then again it's not bad either. Most of the ones making the noise were the ones that love the Soviet Union but despise the Russian people. The High Water Mark for US - Russian relations was during the time of Alexander second and third, Czarist Russia. the relationship soured some when we became the Economic Power before World War I, it runs hot and cold. I would say right now it's lukewarm. Could things be better, yeah it could, Russia is like that second cousin, the one you get along with and not get along with but damn its still family! They got some real problems and it has nothing to do with Us or anything like that, they live in a very very hard place to live too far North, hard to get around, and there are too few of them. They do lots of things well, and some things they just are second to none. They lost pretty much the 20th century and well it's going to take a bit of time, a few generations to right the ship.
@4:29 What is the one that might be a paratrooper's badge of service? It was interesting in that the Cyrillic letters spell out the inverse of the DVD.
Interesting video. At 7:13 we see Kiwi shoe polish. This is New Zealand bird (Kiwi) and the product is made by Australian company, it is not Russian. Can you give the web site address for the shop? It would be good to see more video like this of different or unusual type shops. Thanks for making interesting videos.
Please check and subscribe my new channel. czcams.com/channels/WPiZABtV4_CEE46K8LFDEQ.html
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The shortest and most expensive Moscow street. Part 1 czcams.com/video/_un0lGzBgLE/video.html
Window Shopping & Walking around MOSCOW GUM STORE 2020 Part 2 czcams.com/video/TEURGmaISGo/video.html
Explore Russian Winter Fair 2020 on Red Square Part 3 czcams.com/video/PagC6q9kzWU/video.html
Winter walk in the most famous park in Moscow Part 4 czcams.com/video/joA3bTya8gI/video.html
The shop must be booming these days!
Your right, who wouldn't go there?!?
I am a veteran , I do enjoy all your videos and have learned much. Last year I purchased a VEPR rifle in caliber 7.62X54R , made in the Molok factory. I am proud to have this rifle, it is very accurate and well made. I have noticed the quality of many Russian products is very good and you can be proud of your fellow Russian workers. Thanks for your fine work!
Those Jackets look warm and comfortable, ( and are quite cheap too )
Yes army's, Marie's, etc are cheap, but our special force gears are quiet expensive
Those jackets are the best wear for cold and winter! I had and have some.
My understanding of those Kruschovkas were built after WWII when it was more important to build places for people to live than convenience. During WWII whole cities were destroyed. They needed to build as many as they could as fast as they could. We know how that works.
You are absolutely right!
They where also given for free dont forget that
Yes, there were colonizers in Siberia and far east who built their homes on the go and then they built factories, etc. Convenience was not their priority at that time. Unfortunately a lot of people are still stuck living with that inconvenience.
@@dogetothemoon223 most of the bad krushevkas have been demolished ages ago...these are the decent ones...anyway they are cheap and where given out for free during the soviet period...
Construction of Khruschevkas started in the early 1960s, some 15 years after the war. But you're right, they were built fast and without them the situation with housing in the USSR was terrible. Back then khruschevkas really saved the day.
Good thing I was not there. I would have bought one of everything in there. Yeah. I’m a nut for military surplus. We also have Military surplus stores here. Sometimes you can find Russian stuff, but it is usually older Soviet kit when you can find it. Modern Russian kit is much harder to find.
I have some Russian military army wool blankets.
Thomas Maloney - Very cool!
American surplus stores have Soviet stuff but I never see modern stuff.
you won't believe if i tell you how much of this stuff we have here. and how cheap.
Gnidoba rus - That is good. Military kit and clothing is usually made to a higher standard. It should be repurposed. Great for camping and hunting and much easier on the wallet than sporting goods stores.
I'm a veteran I'd love to go through that store😁🇺🇸 this is one of your best videos...
Спасибо за всю работу, которую вы положили в эти видео
DR_Virulent Epidemic You, my son's, brothers and nephews. I even enjoyed going once in a while. I would have to drag my boys out every time I took them. Our store was ruined in nine feet of water during hurricane Ike and never reopened. I hope another one opens so my sons have to spend the day there with their children and convince them it is not safe to have a bayonet or machete.
@@hgdyicmg someone who has served in the army
Thank you for such a cool insight into your country. I am an American that does not believe the media hype about Russia. I love Russia and want to learn more about it. My 32 great grandfather was Vladimir the Great of Russia very proud to have this connection. Thank you for your channel glad I have found it.
The military store was nice.
My sons would spend the whole afternoon in a store like this in our city. It was not air conditioned and it is a testament to how much I loved them to take them. I was glad when the oldest could drive and they went on their own. My three brothers were the same way.
Wow. Watched a Russian video of someone driving and there weren't any accidents! Nice shop, too. I go to surplus stores here in the United States and would love an opportunity to visit one in another country.
Thanks for the tour! I love it!
Thanks for sharing again! My lady compliments your music selection again! We love your choices! I love the military stores..yours had great badges, pins, and embroidered patches lots cheaper than the U.S.! I wear boots like the ones there as well. Safe trip for Alex! Lots of love from Arkansas!
Thanks very much for uploading.:)
And the JOURNEY goes further in to the next day !!! as always you lead me to a Great video . thank you !!
Interesting little tour of a town. Thanks for sharing.
As always thank you for sharing. I really like your vids.
What an interesting little trip around a normal Russian town, so different from the cold hostile face that we see in the west - thank you for posting.
I have many Russian friends in America there family came over when end of Soviet union. I love all Russian people. I have nothing but respect for Russians they had a very hard life under Soviet union and alot of people died. God bless my Christian Orthodox brothers. Love sent from America!
Similar to army surplus stores in the USA. We usually do not have patches and medals. Mostly clothing, backpacks, webbing, hats, ammo cans. Lots of don't tread on me flags and apparel. Never saw police stuff in our stores.
They sell patches and badges in many of the surplus stores here in Iowa. Much of it WW2 and Vietnam era.
@@tenlittleindians probably depends on store owner. Some might feel that it would be a stolen valor thing. Brother in law collects medals and that can get touchy.
hi different russia....this might be off season, but how about a visit to like an icecream shop? how about like a sandwich type place? love the videos tooo!
How about not saying like.
Thank You Great Job as always...
Hello I always wanted to visit Russia. Not a fan of old Russia but history of Russia. As a veteran I would buy so much stuff lol.
I love the old style winter coats I used to own one very good but heavy.
I left you a thumbs up btw. Good video.
That was fun. Thanks. D
Sorry you weren't able to find what you were looking for. However, I enjoyed looking at the military badges and the patches.
Greetings from Mexico!! I love military surplus stores I need to visit that one!
Hello!
Hope you have a happy New Year. C from the little cottage in Ireland 🍀🍀🍀
Amazing. The movie "Moscow on the Hudson" was on television last night which is set in the early eighties. The scenes where Russians are lining up for 'whatever' is for sale was my truth of existence there. OBVIOUSLY things have changed but even there now people must be impressed by the availability of.. whatever.
A lovely collection of items very interesting to see thanks for your great video
Beautuful. Thank you.😊❤️
Much love from the USA to Russian.
I would think that a flea market would be a better place for Russian navy surplus -- but just an assumption on my part. Interesting to see a “Khrushchyovka.” I read that some have been modernized. Is that correct?
Your vlog has certainly encouraged me to visit Moscow and region. (I'm in Canada.) I was looking at Moscow hotels, and saw several which are very nice and at a very good price. And the breakfast looks amazing!
We have these Army-Navy surplus stores as well. My husband and I tend to purchase ammunition boxes (12.7mm or 20mm) there. They work great for keeping tools and other similar things. In addition, they are sealed against moisture and the elements as well. :)
Nice video 👍 nd shopping area .....
(Just for info:) Nikita Khrushchyov's titles until 14 Oct 1964 were
First Secretary of the CPSU (from 14 Sep 1953) and
Head of the Government of the USSR (from 27 Mar 1958).
love the stribed shirts - cost a furtune even in surplus stores here - thanks for the video
the jacket looked good!
Add that to the bucket list
I highly admire you being Professional but still you are kind hearted. Never find any word that will hurt anybody. Keep going on your good work. We praise you, Thanks
Prices look pretty good to me.Thank you.
I like your videos, it a great way to exchange own cultures. Thank you
Happy New Year to you and your family, hope your father gets the good medical treatment , you looked so sad when you told us of your concern for your father. Hope Sheffield is well have not seen him on your videos lately we love your videos take care and good health to you
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Get out of here stalker
great channel.. thank you
Different Russia. I like your videos. We have the same kind of military shops here in the U.S.. We usually call them, Army surplus stores. They sell pretty much the same thing. Clothes, camping supplies, and maybe some hunting knives.
Great trip to the military store by video .keep the videos comming.Hope one day will make a trip to Moscow .
I got the warmest coat from an Army surplus store. All kinds of countries had stuff in there like Italian police coats
I would love to visit Russia. Thank you for sharing your shopping experience. Very interesting.
Wow thank you so much for this. I've almost wrote to you to ask for this.
Thank you Different Russia. Very cool.
Love that intro music.
I love these shops!
That was interesting. I come from a Navy family (Dad and 3 brothers). The Navy history in any country is an interesting topic. Too bad that you couldn't find what you were looking for. Hopefully you'll have success soon. Have a peaceful weekend.
I agree with you there 100 percent.👍👍👍 I want to add only one word. It's SUPER interesting topic.
@@ImixSpb Приветствую. Мог бы помочь с аксессуарами ВМФ. Уж в Питере в военторгах их наверно достаточно)))
Мое почтение!
Я офицер флота в 3-м поколении.
Мой дедушка умер во 2-й мировой войне.
Мой отец был командиром подводной лодки.
И я был командиром группы на атомной подводной лодке.
Если интересно - могу ответить на ваши вопросы.
Макс М
Вот до чего коммерциализация довела 💸 Всё свелось к купи-продай, тельникам в военторге и The Hunt for Red October 😀😀😀
Бранзулетка! - закричали остальные, бросаясь на Остапа. ... 😀😀😀
@@ImixSpb Ну а как ты хотел? Если тельниками не торговать то в чем на 2 августа в фонтанах купаться?
Hello my father was a sailor in the U.S. navy in the early 1960s. He felt badly for Russian sailors because of the dangerous condition of there vessels.
I like the Drive/walk through.
Very interesting 👍
I might as well go and and make a trip just to buy myself a nice new jacket
Very interesing video. I wonder what items they are selling from under the couter. ;)
I've been watching Vasha in the HAY Channel and discovered so much about Russian life in the cold. Interesting stuff! 0:52
Very interesting, thank you for showing.
I very much would like to visit Russia some day. If I ever get there, I will make it a point to also visit a military shop.
Prices look very reasonable compared to military surplus shops here in the Netherlands.
Greetings from Rotterdam.
Ps. Maybe a real Russian Ushanka for your Canadian friend? He suffers from the same sort of climate you have, so I'm sure he will appreciate it!
Fascinating. Are there any stores where you can buy old military stuff, antique swords, bayonets or even old rifles?
Izmailovsky market or Izmailovo market. Look for the videos themselves. Firearms are prohibited in Russia.
amendment - not prohibited but LIMITED by the rules
I gotta go there RIGHT NOW.
excellent video, we have similar businesses or stores in usa. in usa these stores are called: army/navy surplus stores. they sell camo clothing, helmets, boots, cold weather gear, radios, insignia patches, radios, and the occasional decommissioned weapon.
Do they have the tents, sleeping bags, etc. used by their military in the Russian stores?
Now days they sell crap from china that looks somewhat military mostly crap
Do you sell on Ebay? I would love to get Russian camouflage. I have a Russian "Fuschia" tank top. These surplus shops are in US but without Russian stuff😐
Hello. Two questions. What digital camera have you used to recording your video. And secondly, do you know where to buy authentic Gorka 4 Bar uniform?. Cheers
There are a few stores in Vancouver (Canada) that have more Russian or Soviet surplus than that store.
I lived in Turkey and they had something like this for police officers, when I asked the store owner he said he could even sell it to me without the proper credentials just as long as I don't where it within the country
Nice video good
You should compare prices at the shops versus what they are selling for online (eg. ebay). Russian military stuff (authentic) sells good in the U.S.
The Striped under shirts, Naval Version would have been PERFECT !!
Nice.
Love army surplus store and those Russian patches emblem as well
Around 4:15 are patches that say AB, RH+, etc the solider' s blood type info or something else?
Pam S yes, it’s blood type in ABO system
Our government built house and apartments after the war and the ones I saw and lived in were green. Wonder why? Our house was small but well built. When the fourth child was born we need extra bedrooms and moved. Surprising it still stands and looks in fair shape for a sixty plus year old tiny house.
This is awesome 🇷🇺👍🏼
Thanks that you let me know about Russia, a great country in Europe, especially your culture.
I had to pay 200 dollars to get a decent warm coat at an army surplus store. Not cheap like they used to be.
Price compare ? In a military surplus store where I live that jacket for $60 ( USD ? ) is $120 CDN
Can someone open one in seattle? I would go there every day lol
Beautiful voice...i imagine the rest is as good...🥰
I want one of those cold weather jackets. Unfortunately, they're extremely expensive in the US.
That apartment building was huge
Beautiful Russia😍
Cool Shop. I love those boots!
@7:45 The MVD badges need documentation if you want to buy them, is that correct? It is the same as the police jackets.
Sale of a valid form only upon presentation of documents.
your English is very wonderful. i like these items.
I don't know what I was expecting to be honest . . . kind of normal for a military store. I was imagining someone saying " you buy 3 tanks . . . you get the 4th one free"
or at least a free Kalashnikov when you spend over 100 Roubles
Great channel. Interesting country that should be our friend. --BBoucharde USA
More Americans need to watch this channel. What better way to show that any problems the USA and Russia have with each other are because of the stupid people we keep electing? Out of all the vlogs and CZcamsrs(about a dozen or so, mostly European), I watch, I've found that the people in Russia are more like Americans than any other Nation.
@@i_notold8500Все люди мира одинаковы в этом: они любят своих детей и не хотят войны!
@@i_notold8500 This is the second time I read this on the channel's comment section.
If you knew more about the Russian language that'd add to the impression too.
@@i_notold8500 Well, I'm watching now. It's just as I suspected, regular people wanting to live their lives in peace.
They are in a fashion. The Russians are well they march to a beat of a different drum. At the current time it's not great but then again it's not bad either. Most of the ones making the noise were the ones that love the Soviet Union but despise the Russian people. The High Water Mark for US - Russian relations was during the time of Alexander second and third, Czarist Russia. the relationship soured some when we became the Economic Power before World War I, it runs hot and cold. I would say right now it's lukewarm. Could things be better, yeah it could, Russia is like that second cousin, the one you get along with and not get along with but damn its still family! They got some real problems and it has nothing to do with Us or anything like that, they live in a very very hard place to live too far North, hard to get around, and there are too few of them. They do lots of things well, and some things they just are second to none. They lost pretty much the 20th century and well it's going to take a bit of time, a few generations to right the ship.
I think the horizontal striped shirts were from the Navy.
Oh i want one!
@4:29 What is the one that might be a paratrooper's badge of service? It was interesting in that the Cyrillic letters spell out the inverse of the DVD.
"ВДВ" -- это " Воздушно-десантные войска".
Yes, paratroopers.
Interesting video. At 7:13 we see Kiwi shoe polish. This is New Zealand bird (Kiwi) and the product is made by Australian company, it is not Russian. Can you give the web site address for the shop? It would be good to see more video like this of different or unusual type shops. Thanks for making interesting videos.
In fact, this is an ordinary small store, but with a little specifics. Even the breakball stores are more aggressive.
Kiwi shoe polish -the must have item for well dressed soldiers.
Wow! It looks better than an American surplus! Thank you!
Leland Gaunt
Much better prices too.
hello-do you drive the car there when alex is away.
Can you tell me this Military Shop in Russia where the Location or website?
Finally saw a place that has the St. George Ribbon Flag (at 5:43).
It’s nice to see that our Russian comrades drive on the correct side of the street.
How do we get to get things like this, I'll try my best
The jacket for 60$ is a good price!
Spasiba
клёво))