New Zealand Couple React to 5 Guns the Government doesn't want you to have... | #1 SHOCKED US 

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

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.

"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

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.

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.

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.

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

Constitutional rights are unalienable

That is definitely the worst case situation that the right is truly intended for yes.

Come and take it

One of my favorite OG RU-vid 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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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. 😉

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)

I've been to Texas many times, there's nothing special about it.

@@Blueknight1960 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3KQDIkD_BFQ.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.

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.

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.

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

Not a license... just a 200 tax.

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.