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In Alaska if you get pulled over and the cop asks you if you have a gun and you say no, they will probably write the directions to the nearest gun store on the back of the ticket
@@PheonixT-ki8rx anchorage isn’t that cold. I was way colder in Minnesota in the winter
Lol!
Lot of really big animals up there.
@@shawnb4938 yup. I don’t walk my dog without a sidearm lol
@@joeyindahl2593 hell in Upstate NY i carry a side arm to walk my dog in the back yard.
_"A government which does not trust its citizens to be armed is not itself to be trusted"._
- *Niccolò Machiavelli*
🦅
A free people will not give up their guns.
Except when they realize that people are effing stupid
@@christopherhardy8937 If they gave up their means of self-defense because of the actions of morons, that would make them the "effing stupid" ones in that situation.
@@christopherhardy8937
“Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.”
― Benjamin Franklin
@@tfleedsjr translation....buy more guns. If that was Benjamin Franklin's argument, then why are people buying more guns everytime the NRA tells them the government is going to take them away? It's called fear and hysteria. The reasons that people had firearms in the early formation of this country is completely different now
I see you have never been outside of your trailer park.
Terminology. The "AR" in AR-15 stands for "ArmaLite Rifle", and "AR-15" is most-commonly used to refer only to the civilian semi-automatic variants of the rifle which lack the fully automatic function. AR - does not stand for "Assault Rifle". Armalite inc. Is a gun manufacturer.
I've always enjoyed calling them 'America's Rifle!'
;-)
I was laughing at some idiot on TV calling an AR-15 a fully semi-automatic which I guess is technically right but it is an oxymoron
I thought it was ASSAULT RIFLES. MOVIES AND GAMES LIE TO US THEN 🤣🤣💯💯
Armalite originally made the AR-15 for the civilian market, it was later modified and adopted by the military as the M-16.
Some people finally begin to understand that when I show them my AR-7 that is an 8 round magazine .22.
The Second Amendment does not grant us the right to bear arms. The Second Amendment denies the Government, the AUTHORITY to infringe upon our right to bear arms.
I love how you guys always leave out the "well regulated militia" part...funny how that works.
@@etommy13 Thunder stolen
@@etommy13I do believe the Supreme Court has clarified that point.
@@etommy13 The "well-regulated militia" part means the citizens it does not mean military.
@@etommy13I love how you guys always misinterpret the term "well regulated"... Funny how that works
If the U.S. ever ditches 2A rights, the entire world loses freedom. Getcha some!
Based comment. 🧠🇺🇲🦅🕊⚖️
True statement.
"When they tell you you don't need a gun, that is the time you need a gun!"
"I'm from the government and I'm here to help"
@@IFeatherStone"Ah shit. Here we go again."
ok ronald reagan@@IFeatherStone
Flavxer Amen bro
@@IFeatherStoneUncle Ronnie
On the self defense, I’d rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6
must be nice to live in a country where you dont need a gun
Stupid ass talking point.
@@paddington1670no instead their police wear knife proof vests.
@@paddington1670get a life dude.
You come from a country where cops wear knife proof vests.
Save the queen am I right?
Spoke like a moron.
People should not be afraid of their governments. Governments should be afraid of their people. - V
my god imagine V take place during 202x and he see all that LGBT and rainbow and politic BS he'll nuke the living shit out of everyone
Dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery brother.
"When government fears the people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny." Attributed to Thomas Jefferson, but no concrete proof. First seen printed in 1914.
The government is not scared of its citizens, they control them🤣
Sam and Nadine, you seem like the kind of folks I could enjoy a day at the range with.
The simple truth of the whole gun issue is. If you are not allowed to own a firearm you don't live in a free country...
You mean country like Sweden, Spain and France is not a free country! ok! thx!
@@mracer8yes. That is objectively the case. I’m from the UK and I fully understand that I live in a country with the illusion of freedom. Even the US isn’t truly free anymore but its a damn sight more free than the rest of the western world
@@jcmorgan26"the world's last best hope for freedom"
@@mracer8 nope, when the state holds a monopoly on violence there is no freedom. Only government sanctioned activities. Any of your rights could be undone by the legislatures of those nations and the citizens can do fuck all about it.
@@tonyp534 you will fit right in in place like Yemen, Afghanistan where most have weapons and feel their idea and cause is the right one and any method to implementing it is fine.
I'm a Canadian. I was shocked when I found out if you take out the major Democrat run city's America goes from 3 to like 150 for gun in the world crime. Also in both Canada and in the States its like 93 percent of gun crime is done with illegally obtained firearms.
Yeah, except that people don't want to acknowledge that
so true @@chandlerbivens2492
If you take any country's major cities out of pretty much any statistics, you tend to get very different results.
Vast majority of the people live in metropolitan areas. Also, GOP run states have the highest gun murder rate per capita, blue states the lowest. Per capita is the stat that matters, but that's where education comes in....🥴
Remove gang crime and suicide from the “gun violence” statistics and it becomes astonishing how a nation with over half a billion guns and trillions of rounds of ammo in civilian hands has such a low gun crime rate.
We have about 50 million guns in Texas alone, try to take my gun!
Come and take it
If the government in America ever told its citizens they had to turn in every semi-automatic gun they owned, they'd be a civil war.
We just found your videos. After watching this one, I'm convinced you're smarter than half of the U.S. I'm also convinced you'd have no trouble finding knowledgeable and friendly people who would be thrilled to go shooting with you on your next visit. There are over 400 million guns in over 80 million homes here. Don't let the media scare you all but a handful are friendly and respectful folks
My Grandfather was born in 1917 Brooklyn New York. He and his Brother were on the High School Marksmanship Team. He told me that they would walk from their neighborhood to the Subway and continue on to School with their Remington .22 caliber Rifles slung on their back. Practice and compete after School and return home the same. He told me this when I was in Middle School in the early 80's. If he were still alive he wouldn't recognize America's Fallen Liberties.
In the US fully automatics are a whole different beast from semi automatics, legally speaking. You guys should check out Brandon Harrera.
2:01 that is not a practical setup, nor was it intended to be. they literally put on as many attachments as they could physically fit, purely for the obsurdity. that's 7 magazines held together with clips intended for storage, a bonus mag on the side, a scope looking into another scope with a 3rd sight mounted on the side of the second scope, a laser and 2 flashlights.
Probably a gun test to see when it would fail or melt.
Yes, this was click bait for lefties. ALL of the guns had unneeded crap added to them to make them look scarier. Should have shown base models.
@@truckstopcowboytruckstopco5639 nah, but they do have some of those on their channel to "full auto meltdowns". Like the previous commenter said, this was purely for the absurdity. Mainly becasue News stations believe "the more attachments, the more deadly the AR"
That’s a video from one of my favorite gun CZcamsrs. Barry, the guy with the beard passed away quite a bit ago. RIP Barry.
One of my favorite OG CZcams channels
I’ve been to Moss pawn many times. Always had a great time talking to Barry as well as Eric and Chad. Barry was a great person RIP
RIP Barry
It's foreign to me as someone who's been around guns all my life.. I was shooting shotguns by myself with my first cousins squirrel and rabbit hunting from around age 8.. and with zero adult supervision too.. we were running all over our dad's farms and shooting shotguns or .22s and during deer season we were shooting high-powered rifles like 30-06 etc... so as someone completely steeped in gun culture from a very young age, it's interesting to see people in anti-gun societies react to guns with fear and/or aversion, etc... :)
politics-induced hoplophobia is real. Why be informed, if your politician of choice tells you how it is, already? XD
Same here
I wish I had grown up that way. It's safer. I was raised with no knowledge or exposure and once my husband finally took me to the range, it took time to get me physically confident when handling a gun. I wasn't raised to be afraid of them in particular, just no exposure at all.
11:10 Most firearms sold to civilians are generally semi-automatic only. The only way you can get a fully automatic firearm in the United States is by buying one that has a history of being registered before 1986 as a "machine gun" (runs around $20,000 to $60,000 a piece) or by aquiring special licenses (Federal Firearms License and Special Occupational Taxpayers License) because of the Hughes Amendment that was passed in 1986. Otherwise you are stuck with semi-automatic firearms.
I've seen some light machine guns like the M60 go for over $100k, and if you really have absurd amounts of money, you can buy an M134 minigun for around $250k. FFL/SOT is definitely the cheaper route. Hoping to get that set up when I move, so I can start up a little bit of extra income as well as do things like buy an M249 and drop a full-auto trigger pack in it without risking 10+yrs in prison lol
'If they try and take away your guns, isn't that when you use them?' Legend statis remark!
Constitutional rights are unalienable
That is definitely the worst case situation that the right is truly intended for yes.
One thing he said that hits home is how shooting is family fun. When you do visit a range and after you're comfortable with the safety basics, I suggest finding a dueling tree target. The row of targets flap back and forth, so you can race each other clearing your side of the tree.
All these guns were semiautomatic, full auto takes special licensing. Hunting rifles are much bigger than these sporting rifles. (Excluding the .50 BMG)
Dueling trees are fun. In SoCal, I competed against about 60 other people in a dueling tree match and managed second place. The guy who beat me is the father of Steel Challenge, Mike Dalton......which he started when I was filling diapers. If only they compared the power of each cartridge and showed the what a wood stock mini14 or M1 Garand looks like compared to black rifles. Silhouette competitions are also very fun and I used to run 3 gun, action pistol, idpa, etc. People have no idea it is similar to auto racing, where there are many versions of the sport with many people who participate.
American civilians own roughly 50% of all the civilian-owned firearms in the world. There's a reason we're still free(ish).
RIP Berry! I used to watch both these guys back in the day and I still watch Iraq veteran. He has a very informative channel.
7:38
In my state, that .50 BMG costs $4.10 USD every time you pull the trigger.
That's actually a really good price too haha
I was about to say ... I usually see $5-$6 a round.
Before Mr. Dressup banned 50 bmg here it was $10 cad too pull trigger
@@corytheriault2365
Damn... That ain't right.
I used to live in NF, Ont.
@peteywheatstraw7670 Mr. Dressup signed a oic that overnight made well over 1500 models illegal "assault weapons" (which include semi auto m14 clones , all ar-15 family, mini 14, mini 30, anthing with a muzzle energy more then 10, 000 joules or a bore 20mm (.80 inch)
Generally speaking .50 BMG (the caliber of the Barrett) goes for about $5 - $10 USD depending on the kind of ammo and where you get it, so generally 1 mag through it is gonna run you about $50-$100 USD which is prohibitively expensive for the majority of firearms enthusiasts out there let alone the fact that that rifle costs more than some used cars.
Eric and Barry. This was the best gun show on CZcams. Rest in peace, Barry
Crazy how two people in a different country understand the Second Amendment more than the anti-gunners who live in this country. Thank you for your video! You have a new subscriber. 🇺🇸
Its not only for sport here in the US, its our right and for protection against tyrannical governments and if US was invaded.
Mainly, the tyrannical government.
😂 against the military. Yea right
@@jcmar209 Well not a lot of people know that only 13% of the colonies were in rebellion against Britain. Yet they won. So if a rebellion happened it wouldn't take that much people and history proves it. Hit and run tactics. The government would not be able to tell who is the rebel and who is the not.
For the rebels would act like normal citizens when not fighting. Perfect example is this story. I watched a video of a man who served in Vietnam. He was patrolling an area when a nice Vietnamese local came up to him. They talked and the gentleman was expressing his gratitude and thanking him for fighting for them. He invited him to his house for dinner.
So he and his buddies ate at the fellas house and talked. A week later they got jumped by the Viet-cong, and lo and behold, after the fight when they were going through the dead, there was that guy who fed them dinner, dead as a door nail holding his AK47. They had not a clue that he was a rebel, and if crap happens here than that stuff will happen too. Which now you will be wondering, well the government has tanks, aircraft, and missles. Okay your right so did we during Vietnam.
Yet the Viet-cong still won. Just because you have all this technology doesn't mean crap. Hate to say it, same thing in Afghanistan too. Not only that, who is the government going to send? You think an American soldier will fire and kill a U.S. rebel?
They take an oath to protect the people and the constitution, not the government. There will be defectors from the military dude. They will join the rebellion and fight against the government. Now what if the government starts bombing and shooting missles into cities? You know the whole world is going to be watching.
You think Britain, Canada, and other countries will sit back and do nothing? They would definitely help the rebellion. People, from these countries, would see the missles and bombs dropping on the cities, and will think no wonder the rebels are trying to overthrow their government. They are killing innocent people. The government would lose if a revolution would happen.
Just look at other revolution during history. 9 times out of ten the rebels win. Hoped this help. Oh and the military ran a battle simulation of if a rebellion happened against the government. The rebels would win. I would link the video but youtube has since taken it down.
@@jcmar209The desert dwellers in the middle east killed plenty of Americans and put up a real fight for decades. It doesn't matter if you think it is possible, because our forefathers did and........shall not be infringed!
Yes against SOME of the us military. Don’t lose this debate in front of guests
Having worked at a large gun shop (Palmetto State Armory has several thousand firearms on hand at their larger stores at any point), I can say you'd have been far from the only foreign visitors to want to get a closer look at the US scene. I always enjoyed (on slower days) taking the time to allow people from outside the US to have an experience. They couldn't buy, but they could touch...and lots of pictures got taken. Even arranged to meet a few at the gun range and let them try shooting my personal weapons. Good times.
I had a few of the guns on their list but I lost them in a boating accident unfortunately. The reality is that America has a gun culture built into it from our founding, and a vast majority of Americans that own guns are responsible. The type of people that would defend a random family in the event that someone with bad motives tried to cause harm. But I appreciate that you mentioned the tyrannical government. That is really the fundamental point of the second amendment. America was founded on fighting a tyrannical government, which is why when our constitution was written, our new government determined that the citizens should have the means to fend off tyranny in the name of freedom. If you come to the states again I hope you can get to a range it is a lot of fun.
Did you actually lose them in a boating accident or is this some gun owners joke? I swear every gun owner has lost their guns in a boating accident 😂😂
@@aldoearredondo3943 - Never let anyone tell you that "boating" doesn't come with some inherent risks...
@aldoearredondo3943 dang ol goliath bass flipped my john boat over and i done lost all my firearms.
@@NuclearGameVideos - My boating "accident" was caused by the biggest Catfish I've ever seen... ;-)
@@aldoearredondo3943 As far as "Big Brother" is concerned ... I lost them all in a boating accident. 😉
@Your New Zealand Family in all honesty Rifles like the AR-10 and AR-15 are legal for use to hunt the many Deer species in the U.S. though some states have different regulations on the bullet diameter used or the cartridge case design. There is only one state that I can think of that restricts the action type allowed for legal harvesting of game species (PA ....unless the regs have changed over the last few years) PA HAD (and may still have) a semi-auto ban for hunting
you can't hunt with an AR 15 in Florida unless it's 300 blackout or larger. not deer anyways.
@@wolfdesikan1766So you can hunt with an AR-15 in Florida. It just has to be the appropriate caliber for the species.
@@ButterfatFarms yeah 300 blackout or higher. I've hunted with my slr 95 in 7.62 x39. The point though is the "preferred rifle for mass shootings" is usually fired at people in a caliber not authorized for deer.
@@wolfdesikan1766 I'm not a hunter but I thought, or what I read, is Florida allows hunting deer with any handgun or rifle that's at least .23 cal. with a min. case length of 1.16". So I guess the minimum caliber you're going to commonly find an AR-15 in is as you said .300 blackout?
@@ButterfatFarms yes.
As a Texan I love all the comments that begin with, "as a Texan".
I've been to Texas many times, there's nothing special about it.
@@Blueknight1960 czcams.com/video/3KQDIkD_BFQ/video.html
I hear texans consider themselves texan before American
@@EasilyCringed You are correct, sir.
@@Blueknight1960”…nothing special…”. Do you have the Cowboys AND the world champion Texas Rangers. Does your little state have mountains and prairies and rivers and rain forrests and beaches and deserts and 5 of the biggest cities in the U.S. and major harbors for ocean going ships and forests and on and on. Oh we have more interstate highway than any other state. What does your state have? I’d bet we even have more Michiganders than Michigan does.
Having to inform law enforcement that you are just moving with your gun is crazy
NZ Family….Y’all made the perfect video on the subject of guns in America!! Only y’all could make a video about a very “spicy” subject to a lot of people and do it in the most non-offensive, casual way possible!! I love it!! The day any of our U.S. Constitutional rights/freedoms are taken away, is the day America changes forever. We can’t take our freedom for granted.
Thank you for always being a great family with a great channel!!
Also NZ family $12 a round + for 50 bmg
Our rights are literally eroding day by day in front of our own eyes...
Govt, can't take away Rights, especially any from the Bill of Rights. There is a process in how amendments are created or repealed...and it involves the States voting (3/4's, that's 38 states) on amendments. As well as 2/3's vote in the House and Senate. There's a reason in our 247 year history, we only have 27 amendments.
@@ricks.1092I agree it can’t happen easily, but I don’t ever say never. With the right people in certain positions, any government can do anything. It’s not out of the realm of possibility. History also proves that.
I live in the midwest. A very large portion of households have an arsenal. There is very little crime here.
Government is not your friend.
One of my favorite quotes I heard in Idaho, "An armed populace is a polite populace".
@@someAholeComment Good old Idaho, the most heavily armed state in the Union. An average family has more firepower than a small nation and due mostly to the high percentage of the population that is Mormon, a family might also have more people than a small nation.
Reagan said it best, "you'll never have the government knocking on your door saying were here to help".
Is that why place like Gaza and Yemen so peaceful while I be scare to death to go out in place like Switzeland or Monaco@@someAholeComment
@@mracer8no that's religious zealots vs secular
Can you imagine having to call the police station every time you wanted to run to the store with your handgun concealed?
Just imagine the size of the call centers they'd have to staff!
I wish you had gone to a gun shop, or better yet a gun shop with a shooting range. If you had they would have been very happy to answer any questions and if they had a range they would have been happy to help you SAFELY fire a few rounds. Law abiding gun owners in the US are, for the most parts, some of the friendliest people you will meet. If you had visited Phoenix I would have been happy to take you to the range.
Thank you guys for having an open mind on the subject.
Bad idea to give up your guns to your government .
Sam, my motto on guns. "It's better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it"....protect your lovely family, nutjobs are everywhere.
The .50 bmg(the really big bullet) is about $3 per round for the cheap stuff. About $5 to $7 per round for high quality or specialty rounds(tracers, armor piercing incendiary).
Missed you guys !!!! USA Washington State !!!! 🙋♂
hello from Texas , really enjoyed the video and its interesting seeing y’alls perspective on the matter . I personally love guns because they’re fun ass heck and find comfort in the fact me and my family have a fighting chance in the case of emergency 🚨
I've had people visit from NZ and I have taken them to my gun club. They LOVED IT!
You were absolutely right about the second amendment. Our founding fathers had just rebelled against a tyrannical government and they wanted to ensure the people would always have a means to rebel should our government ever become tyrannical too. We would never let them take them. 🇺🇲
My wife and I were in NZ at the Aukland airport coming home exactly one day after the Christchurch shooting. We had been out in the woolies for two weeks fishing and knew nothing of it, as we had no means of hearing the news while we were there. The airport security took us to a back room and gave us a very thorough questioning about our business in NZ and if we had been to the South Island. Very strange since the shooter was Australian, not American. We didn't know what it was all about until we got to Houston. So sorry your government stole all of your semi automatic weapons over one sick freak.
Most of my firearms are semiauto hand held and sporting long arms, 7mm mag for hunting, 454 casull with 4x scope for hunting, the rest are .22 to .45 for target and plinking cans. I taught my daughter how to shoot when she was seven and purchased a 7mm08 for her when she turned 16. All in all I enjoy owning 14 total firearms.
Always keep in mind, that the more you see such people who are as knowledgeable on guns, are also big nuts on gun safety and do not want others to take it lightly at any time. God bless the 2nd amendment! 👍
Your family should try and visit a range when you next visit the US. It would be a cool experience for all of you, but more than anything, it would be a great learning experience. I imagine if you set up your visit in advance, you can have 1-on-1 time with an instructor.
Love this content, happy yall are chill enough to talk about and appreciate guns!
Those guns are 100% used for hunting and self defense people use the 50 bmg for large game and its an amazing rifle. There is even a video where a guy uses a barret a1 50 cal to shoot a coyote with a thermal scope.
I just had a range day with a few of my friends for my birthday, testing out my new 1911 also. There was also a couple there with their 2 kids and the kids were having fun also. loads of fun for and everyone and everyone was being safe, nothing bad happened :)
I can see your lack of comfort and confusion watching it, but i really appreicate you guys being respectful and watching the whole video
10:52 Depends on what your hunting.
If your after small game you may want anything from a .22 (rabbits, rugger 22) to a .223 (coyote or wolf, AR15)
if your after deer or boar, you'll want a .308 or equivalent (AK47)
if your after bear, moose, or light armored vehicle that's when you get into the 50 BMG (the big one at the end)
'Bear, Moose, or lightly armored vehicle' So true, you might as well call a bear or a moose a lightly armored vehicle.
Most of the gun deaths in America are either self inflicted or gamg violence. Gangs naturally don't follow the law and self deleting is also illegal. The same thing that happened with alcohol happened with firearms. The government has created a black market for firearms, as well as trying to make it almost impossible for regular law abiding citizens in some states to even learn how to properly use their firearms without issues. Also for the people who say you don't need automatics to defend yourself why is it that congressional security teams and law enforcement are legally allowed to have them? Why aren't they not allowed to have them legally, because criminals don't listen to laws.
Please know "simi automatic" only means one pull of the trigger means one bullet shot. Almost every gun/ rifle is a semi automatic. Automatic is military.
The Barrett 0.50 cal rounds are around $100 per round. After I left the Army, I kept my M82 A1 Barrett and when I take it to the range, I have to order my rounds as most ranges and shops do not carry the rounds for them.
I appreciate you showing this video. I now know the next guns Im adding to the collection.
remember semi=auto is one round (shot) with each pull of the trigger with release of the trigger for reset,, full =auto is one pull of the trigger with no release reset will dump the mag (fire all the ammo in the magazine)
2nd Generation American, I am 2A activists, It is powerful to have security in your own hands to defend your family, we do have a political class which puts us in danger all the time for their feel good policies. We will never comply with Tyranical laws that
Goes against our constitution.
Some people do hunt with these guns. Most of us use them for home defense, sporting purposes etc
I appreciate the rational and calm discussion.
I highly encourage you to seek out an opportunity to shoot during your next visit. There are many corporate style experiences such as Battlefield, Machine Gun USA and Machine Gun Vegas in Las Vegas and many other metropolitan areas that offer chances to shoot our more heavily regulated fully automatic weapons. There are also local gun ranges just about everywhere that offer rentals and lessons for novices. You should find the community extremely open and welcoming to all experience levels and filming is usually accepted, if not encouraged.
There is a reason why Britain doesn't allow guns - they say it's to prevent deaths, but if you really think about what happened in the USA. the fact that citizens had weapons is why they are free from Britain in the first place, they don't want that to happen again. so if they keep weapons out of the hands of the people, theres little chance of a revolt
This is a very old video. The old guy, Barry if I remember correctly, has passed away. They were not related, just co-workers. As for kids on the rifle, I took a family out to teach them to shoot a few weeks ago. The youngest girl, around 10, did amazingly well. Always obeyed the 4 safety rules and shot just about everything I took - she bowed out on the 308 hunting rifle. I did have to help her hold the AR because I had my suppressor on it to tame the flinch from the loud noise. As for hunting, I use my AR-15 every year for dear. In Oregon - the state I live in - I have to use a 5 round max magazine for hunting, but that goes for any rifle we hunt with. It makes for a light, compact package that is easy to carry in the brush. All of the guns shown were semi-auto. We can own fully auto, but it had to be originally put on the registry before 1986. That makes a simple $1k AR15/M16 a $20k collector.
Sorry about the support being stopped just old Marine Vet with a lot of PTSD issues so currently fighting on that front and its draining all my money atm.
I have a .50 caliber Smooth bore 1861 Musket Black powder, a Remington .22 single shot varmint rifle, a AR-15 a S&W M&P 8 shot .357 revolver and a S&W M&P .40 caliber semi automatic pistol
Actually, with 5 round magazines like any other rifle, you can hunt deer in some states with an AR-15, but the rounds are so tiny that you wouldn't want to hunt anything larger. The AR-10 in .308 caliber is another story, .308 or 7.62x51 is a common hunting caliber, which as a hunter you would know or for long range shooting. The Barett is actually used for long range target shooting and it's the only one of all of those that is actually used by the military as an anti-vehicle and anti-personnel weapon, but still a semi-automatic rifle. My son was issued one in the Marines in Iraq and in the National Guard here in Oregon where he was a sniper team leader. Watch some videos of people shooting it in slow motion and you will see the waves generated from the blast rippling through them. If you shoot it enough in a short span of time, his description was like standing in front of the large speakers at a rock concert, it can actually make you ill. So, if they needed to burn up old ammo, they would get as many people from the company together and let everyone try it, clerks, cooks, anyone who wanted to. He mentioned the price of the gun. That's without the several thousand dollars for an appropriate scope system. You could easily be into the whole package $15,000 or more.
This is a old video. Berry the old guy passed away awhile ago. RIP to Berry. As a civilian you can own semi auto unless you have a specific license to have automatic.
Not a license... just a 200 tax.
Those were all semi-auto rifles. With exception of the last big one, the other 4 guns are all usable for hunting, fun, or home defense. Most AR 15s and the Tavor shoot the same bullets, only major difference is the length of the guns and the feel of how they operate. On the receiving end, no different. You can hunt deer, hogs, or other common game animals with any of the first 4 guns reasonably well.
The 50cal round depending on the type of round you buy can go from $30 per bullet up to $110 per bullet...standard rounds, armor peirceing ,incendiary, explosive, a combo of armor piercing explosive rounds, even" slap rounds like a mini sabo round depleted uranium "..semi auto can be used for hunting depending on states, mostly used in boar hunting can use mini guns and helicopters to hunt those..
Again most of the guns i seen yinz watch are for a well regulated militia to defend against a corrupt government and military..
I grew up with a father who held a federal firearms license and was a gunsmith. I own guns and have a concealed carry permit. To me a gun is a tool just like the shovel I keep in my truck. My son and his sons are all gun culture folks and we in that culture are the safest most trustworthy people I know.
Great video i loved seeing yalls opinion and point of view on the topic
In many US states, it is illegal to hunt with a 5.56, which is the most common chambering of an AR; not because it’s too powerful, but because it is considered to be too weak, to humanely harvest a deer.
The Barrett .50 caliber (.50 BMG) ammunition ranges from around $6.00 to $10.00 US per 1 round.
You are correct about the 2nd amendment and what it is for.
The last one is awesome. My buddy has one. About ten grand for the rifle, single bullets cost about five dollars per round. Not cheap to go on range day lol
That is some insane regulations you have in NZ. Glad I live in Texas :). As we joke if they were to ever force a gun turn in, dang I lost all of my guns in a fishing accident ;)
If you’re interested in what these weapons can do, you should check out Ballistic Highspeed, Demolition Ranch, or Kentucky Ballistics. They all do a lot of testing, but Ballistic Highspeed has better slow-mo footage so you can see how these things work in detail. I don’t own any guns, but I love seeing the science of these weapons.
I live in Maine and when I was in High school in1985 we all had gun racks in the back window of our pickup trucks in the parking lot at school. We had a rifle club in school. Gun range in the building. Nobody ever got shot.
I just visited gun stores in New Zealand suppressors are legal to buy over the counter no wait time and they are cheaper in NZ , they had a big selection of rifles and shotguns , handguns have rules to own and the cost is high .
More correctly some semi auto rifles were taken from some categories of license holders. Some Semi autos remain legal on standard licenses and some licenses may still have any kind of semi auto.
Those are definitely all semi. These guys have an FFL and do have access to machine guns. Which is why they have footage of them. And the only gun on that table you could hunt with is the shotgun. The rifles are too weak and wont reliably kill game. And the 50 cal would blow up the game. Ive actually shot one before. And i took down a tree with it. 50 BMG full metal jackets which is the cheapest by the way is around $10 a round.
For the NZ the bullet in an AR is 5.56mm if that gives you an idea about how big the bullet is. The .50 cal is 1/2 an inch or 12.7mm.
200 rounds of 50 cal FMJ 660 grain bullets cost around 700 bucks give or take about 80 bucks.
ARs are used for so e hunting, but typically not game animals. Others have mentioned feral hogs (the few I know who hunt hogs use the more powerful AR-10), but I've also heard of people using the more common AR-15 for varmint hunting (coyotes, prairie dogs, etc.)
I'm currently in the South Carolina "Lowcountry." Here, the AR15 is more popular for dealing with the rather severe hog and coyote problem than the AR10. But that has to do with terrain. Thick swampy land means short range. Due to this, a popular setup is AR15 in 300 Blackout with a night optic and suppressor.
The only firearm they showed that would not normally be used for "hunting" is the last one, the Barrett 50 cal. All the others are very suitable for hunting game animals, as long as the bullet weight and cartridge length comply with the local hunting regulations. Here in Wyoming, the bullet has to have a weight of at least 60 grains to be used for larger game such as deer or antelope. Lighter than 60 grain bullets would be used to hunt predators such as coyotes, wolves, fox, mountain lion, raccoon, among others. I use my AR-15 rifles to help keep the prairie dog and raccoon population in check on the land I grew up on. They are all very effective tools for the job they are used for. One other thing to bear in mind is that the AR in AR-15 stands for Armalite Rifle, with the number following designating the model number. I have an AR-9, which is a carbine rifle chambered in 9X19 , commonly used in 9mm pistols. I also have an AR-10, chambered in .243 Winchester, which is my premier deer rifle. The AR-7 Explorer was a .22 caliber survival rifle that disassembled easily for compact carrying and storage. AR does not stand for "assault rifle" or "automatic rifle", as is usually the case when reported on by the media, who almost always get their reports wrong. If you would like more information, feel free to contact me any time. I'd love to talk with you, and would love it even more if you were to accept the offer of visiting here in my home state of Wyoming, where you can see so many incredible places, such as Yellowstone National Park, Devil's Tower, Hell's Half Acre (where they filmed the movie Starship Troopers) The Big Horn Mountain Range, Devil's Kitchen, The Red Gulch Dinosaur Track Site, The Buffalo Bill Historic Museum, and far too many other incredible places to name. Our door is always open! Contact me at Pilotage@aol.com if you want to know more. I enjoy your uploads! Thanks for sharing your learning experiences! Eric
As for laws it varies heavily depending on the state. In many places you are more restricted in what you can own than many EU countries.
I’ve been drooling over that Bull Pup Tavor 😍
I expected this to be something else. Good on you for trying to understand and learn.
I have a wishlist of guns that I'd love to have either for practicality or for cool factor, but I've yet to actually own any. I've gone hunting and range shooting some and I'm definitely comfortable around firearms.
I'm not all that interested in what they were showing, except the Barrett, just for fun.
My list is more like CZ SP-01 Tactical, CZ 600 Alpha in 6.5 Creedmoor, CZ 712 G3 Target 12 gauge shotgun, for basics, then the more fun stuff Howa Precision Rifle in 6.5 Crdmr, SCAR-H, MRAD, PS-90, plus more.
The thing is if the U.S. government went to war with Americans with guns the citizens wouldn’t even stand a chance.
The U.S. Military’s technology is so advanced that it makes the a pile of automatic guns look like cavemen with sticks. 5 trained soldiers with full body armor, thermal/night vision cameras, the latest most powerful guns, grenades, and etc could easily take out at least 50 every day citizens. Not to mention the nukes that can destroy large parts of the country, the most advanced military jets on the planet, tanks, armored vehicles, and the strongest navy on the planet, etc.
The only reasonable excuse Americans today have for guns is self defense from other citizens and because they enjoy guns.
I get that some people enjoy guns, but America need some stricter laws at least. There have been more mass shootings in the past few years then days in the year and it’s pathetic. They make it harder to get a drivers license then to buy a gun when it should very obviously be the same or the other way around. If you get a DUI there are consequences. If your mental health declines you can buy a gun.
Keep in mind too 50% of suicide rates in America involve guns.
I like New Zealand’s gun restrictions, because the government asks people who know you about your mental health and stuff. They make you call them and tell them when the gun is leaving the house.
I don’t ever see America banning automatic weapons, but I find it blatantly obvious that the gun laws in place today are a joke and need to be changed a lot.
People shouldn’t be afraid to put their children in public schools or to go to the grocery store.
I live in McKinney Texas and in my city a kid brought a gun to school and killed himself a few years ago. A mass shooter shot up the Allen mall 15 minutes away 1-2 years ago too.
Gun violence is common and local in America and it’s sad that no matter how many people/children die a year seems to make no difference.
You’re woefully misguided. The US government have been beaten despite vastly superior training, weaponry, and numbers many times. The same would be true if they turned on US citizens. US citizens are better armed than most countries standing army. They lack the supply infrastructure which is the only true weakness because a lot of the US military would defect if they were told to go to war against their own people. Guerrilla warfare is insanely powerful and has proven itself against the US military many times.
More gun control doesn’t equal less gun crime. In fact the opposite is true if you look at statistics across the US. The places with the strictest gun laws have by far the most violent crime. As well as that, when you take out suicides and gang violence (both of which would continue at exactly the same rate whether there were guns or not) the number of gun deaths in the US per year is shockingly low considering the size of the population and how many guns there are.
Guns aren’t the problem. A culture that promotes gang activity, ruins mental health, and reduces the value of life is the problem
None of that is even remotely true, against an armed populace like what the U.S. has the Federal Government has NO CHANCE, Zero! also no we don't need more stricter laws that are proven don't work. If you're in favor of another countries restrictions, leave the U.S.
The 2nd amendment under the United States constitution wasn’t or isn’t meant for hunting
The 2nd was made to defend the country from a domestic or foreign threat from tyrannical power, basically what ever the US military or other military’s have I can have ( with the right money )
“A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed “
338 and 50 cal ammo cost about 120$ or more per 10-20rds on the low end
The two guys in the video are Eric and Barry from Moss Pawn N Gun in Georgia and unfortunately, the guy with the white beard Barry passed away 10 years ago
Next time yall are in the eastern USA id be more than happy to be your personal gun tour guide! Lol. I grew up around firearms, and have quite a few of my own. I love when people unfamiliar with the topic show interest!
Just an FYI. The Saiga 12 is essentially the AK Shotgun. It uses the common look of the AK but puts it on a shotgun platform. The ig, "American" equivalent would be the AA-12. Also, I own an AR-10 which is a higher caliber variant of the AR-15 and they only weigh around 7-15lbs (3 - 4.5kg) but these rifles are very versatile. The reason the government likes to go after these rifles is because they match them to the likes of automatic rifles used by the military and they love the term "weapons of war" even though the AR-15 hasn't seen war. Our military has, historically, used the M1 Garand rifle in WW2, yet they don't seek to remove them from civilians. Essentially, the people in charge don't know what they're talking about and it's ultimately hurting law abiding, gun owning, Americans. I think you guys should 100% visit a range over here and experience the joy that is shooting guns. A lot of people that are against owning guns change their view after they shoot them.
I’ve been shooting for years. I’ve shot a fully automatic machine gun at the range a few times. As far as owning one, legally, it’s very expensive because they haven’t made them for the civilian market since 1986. If you have the opportunity to obtain one, you will be fingerprinted, photographed, and the gun is registered with the ATF (Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms). Usually the only way you can buy one is through auction or they are passed down to family members. No one is buying fully automatic weapons in gun shops or gun shows.
New to the channel. Thanks for the content! The store is located at 6382 Old Dixie Hwy in Jonesboro, Georgia. You can’t get more southern than that with an emphasis on “old dixie.” Also, the last rifle is manufactured in my hometown in Tennessee. It is a different world in the southern United States. Also, the reason you don’t see many people carrying guns openly is because most of them conceal carry. Essentially, you don’t know who is carrying. If you want only one issue that divides most Americans, it is the 2nd Amendment of our Constitution. No doubt about it.
He forgot to mention just so people don’t get the wrong idea you can walk into a gun store in the US at 18 and by the Barrett M82 .50 BMG if you can pass a background check.
If y’all ever get back to Texas, I think it would be a great experience to come to a professional range and gun shop.