Send this video to all the drug dealers & gang members in your family 😂 In all seriousness, some felons are terrible people, some are not & imo they should have their 2a rights back when they serve the time. If u wanna get the new merch, check it out here 1shottvmerch.com thank you all for the support!
Most felons are people in tough times writing bad checks to feed there family or stealing from a giant brand like Walmart to feed themselves.. not justifying it but unless someone commits a wreckless murder out of enjoyment or some craziness they should serve there time an be afforded there second amendment when they come home
How do your shirts fit like I recently got a gun shirt in a large because that’s was I wear and it was small I know some shirts run small so should I get size up than what I usually wear
I agree with ya if you do the time then you should be fine. With some Restrictions NO GUN charges, RAPE, PEDOPHILES, STALKERS, MURDERS, DISTRIBUTION of DRUGS (Crack, Meth, Fentanyl, Herione, etc.) High level Drug Dealers, & POLITICIANS too Petty Theft, Fighting, DUI, White Collar Crimes, Boosting, DTP, Child Support, Embezzlement should have a program to REINSTATE their GUN RIGHTS.
if a person is convicted of a felon and is let free into the public life then they should have their rights given back. if they are still a threat to the public then they should still be locked up. just my opinion
I completely agree. If we can gain our rights back to vote why cant I own a gun? Especially if the original charge had nothing to do with firearms. It was vandalism.
I’m a convicted felon from 20yrs ago and I’m probably one of the nicest guys anyone could ever meet and be friends with. I just helped a buddy put up a fence in his backyard so his kids can play outside.
That is what the constitution was based for rights that you would never lose. Sad we have let idiots make laws that contradict that. Same ones that swore an oath to uphold said constitution.
The idea of jail is that wen U get out you should no longer be a threat so wat Ur saying is felons have no right to defend there home and families and that's against the whole principle of your decoration of independence is it not
I’m a convicted felon for possession of a controlled substance when I was young and dumb, 20yrs ago, never touched the stuff again and never got into trouble again. I’m now a proud productive member of society, just work, go to the gym and spend time with family and friends. Wish I could get my rights back so I can protect myself and my family.
Dude, I think you’re awesome! I am a former US soldier with over 10 years in service. About 20 years ago my home was broken into by a meth addict who I subsequently cracked in the head with a Louisville slugger. As it turns out this method was a criminal informant for the local PD. Even though I was a soldier at the time, they attempted to charge me with felony assault even though I was defending myself in my own home. As a result I was convicted of a felony when I pled no contest due to the enormous pressure I was under, as well as my lack of adequate legal representation. Even though there was no firearm involved in the incident, My right to bear arms has been stripped, even though I was in the military at the time, and allowed to continue my military service until my contract was completed. Information like this is helpful to guys like me. And there’s a lot of guys like me out there. Thank you for helping us… we need more guys like you!
People need to stand up against this tyrannical bs in mass number's. Im sorry that shit happend man. I wish I could share the burden with you as all brothers should. Good luck to ya. Keep your head up man. We got somethings to fix is all
Sounds like you let yourself get fucked on this one…no way I would have pled to shit! I am sorry to hear about your losing your rights, but dude you should have stood up for yourself!
I agree with you. My brother is a convicted felon because 18 years ago he fell into deep depression. Lost his job lost his apartment lost his car lost everything. When he got evicted he had nowhere to go being in a state with no family around. He went to a car dealership and "test drove" a car and never brought it back. He lived in it for about a week then drive back to the state where most of his family lived. Him being the hardened criminal of course he kept driving the car with the dealer plates on it and never got pulled over but when he got a new job a cop saw the plates in the parking lot and ran them and thats how they caught him. Even though it was his first charge ever because he drove across state lines with a stolen vehical and the price of the car was over $10k they upgraded the crime to Grand Theft auto which is a felony and his idiotic public defenders told him to accept a plea deal where he plead to the felony and got 9 months probation. Lawyers we talked to since are flabbergasted they told him to plea. Anyways he's been trying to get the felony expunged for years and it a real pain in the butt. He made a serious mistake but he is not a career criminal and 99% of his life hes been a law abiding productive citizen who would give a stranger the shirt off his back if they needed it. People like this are not uncommon in the system because our legal system is set up to punish not to rehabilitate.
I know some great guys that committed felonies some being with a firearm or violent in nature. They grew up and are great guys now. I would trust them with a firearm. So if they are now not a threat to society and can function do you also believe if they are safe enough to be back in society that they are safe enough to have a firearm?
This video shouldn’t have to be made. Shall not be infringed is a simple term. Once you’ve paid your dues, you should get your rights back. No, I’m not a felon. I’m an American. Unless you harmed a child. I can’t get down with that. If your crime was that bad, you’re in prison anyway.
I agree but I also disagree. Until our prison systems can focus on reform and reintegration into society (rather than punishment and idle incarceration) I can’t be comfortable with felons owning firearms. Non-violent felons? Maybe. The repeat offender rate in the United States is just too high at the moment in my opinion. I’d love to talk about it.
Amen brother. This is what my channel is all about. I’m happy we have bigger guys supporting our ability to protect ourselves. I’m not even a felon and still can’t own outside of Texas
As a felon myself who was convicted of a nonviolent offense years ago, I do appreciate it. There are many like me who made some poor choices when we were younger and paid our debt to society, and have changed our lives around and kept out of trouble ever since. It just doesn't make sense to strip someone of their rights to self protection for life because they made some mistakes in the past. Not all of us are violent irredeemable monsters, in fact not even a plurality. However the stigma society has applied to people like me would certainly have you believe otherwise...
@@z0m92 unfortunately, facts don’t care about feeling or opinions. The second amendment is very clear. Actual gun crimes or hurting children? Yeah maybe we can keep it the way it is with those guys but the thing is, just because there’s laws in place doesn’t mean the violent ones will follow so it really doesn’t even make sense to have those laws in a way. The people that break laws are going to do it regardless.
When normal people hear "convicted felon" they tend to think murderer or rapist. In reality, you can catch a felony for improper disposal of used motor oil or downloading too many bootleg movies. There is no reason such people should be banned for life from protecting themselves.
Btw, in a lot of european countries Black Powder and Air Guns can be bought without a License that a normal gun would require. So to anyone reading this who lives in EU and is interested in guns research your country's gun laws. Edit: Grammar
I’m a convicted felon, I was a drug addict for almost 20 years I got a class A felony 5 years ago for a half of gram I have been clean for 3 years I work raise my family and live a normal life but I still cannot go hunting shooting, a lot of things I used to love doing and honestly would be a great hobby to keep living a happy life but unfortunately that’s not the case
If you want to hunt (deer) you can use a modern muzzle loader.. they are not a firearm (technically) I have a friend that’s a felon and that’s what he uses and a bow. The new muzzleloader are accurate to 200 + yards
Doesn't mean you get to own a firearm to defend yourself. Just because some has a right doesn't mean they get to exercise it when they violate the rights of others.
@@mattmarzula That's what prison is supposed to be for. To be honest, myself and most non-fudds probably wouldn't even care if it was restricted to felons with actual victims but that isn't the majority of felons. Even then decent people still get stuck with a violent crime sometimes for just defending themselves in the first place.
@@mattmarzula I agree not all felons should, but if they're are a serious felon do you think they give a shit about laws? They'll just steal a gun or get it off the black market. Democrats are too stupid to see the truth.
If they release you from jail to be back integrated with the public you should have your second amendment.. I'm a huge advocate for this ... I preach cap sn ball to anyone who legally can't carry
Good. Then come to work with me one day so I can show you some of these people that will eventually get out of prison in a few decades. Many of them are straight up PREDATORS on other and shouldn’t ever have access to firearms. You have no clue buddy.
@@maxxz365 couldn't say it any better if they kill someone in not a self defence way then they shouldn't really get anything but like if you get in shit for drugs or something you should still be able to have your 2 a still
Convicted felon (fist fight that resulted in grievous bodily injury, 2014) here and I have had an 1851 for a few years now. It is fun and effective, but, percussion caps are next to impossible to find. If anyone runs in to this problem, 22LRreloader sells a #11 percussion cap maker for $50 and it works great.
Don’t get caught with it because it is illegal to have a firearm of any kind if you are ex felon or on paper. Trust me I’ve looked into it any lawyer you talk to will tell you do not try to buy firearms even if there were made in the 17 or 1800s you will catch a new charge. But this is Colorado law.
felons can not have black powder firearms... this bad video can get people in some bad shit.. I'm a felon..trust me buddy don't let anyone know you've got it
@troypowell2403 ironically in the central valley in california the DA doesn't mind of they catch fellons with black powder guns along as the crime isn't resent
As a convicted felon from stupidity at age 14, I feel like I should be able to legally protect myself and the people I love, especially considering the fact that I'm nearly 32 and didn't add any more charges. That said, I really do appreciate this video and the effort you put into it.
U likely can own a firearm now. I had an extensive juvie record, i was a young idiot, mostly fights. Had 2 felony assaults that were dropped for self defense eventually. I could buy a rifle at 18, banned from purchasing a handgun til 30. Now im 32 with a ccw, and i live in a commie state. Same, no trouble at all in adulthood. So u should b good to go dude.
@@BB-ly3dh Sadly, I wasn't charged or convicted until I was 19 and was charged as an adult.... But hey, it is what it is. I'm glad to hear you're doing well, maybe I'll be able to get it expunged sometime in the near future then leave the commie state I'm in too lol(Washington)
After enough time and good behavior you can send a letter to the judge that sentenced you (don’t quote me, you should probably talk to an authority about it) and I think they can reduce your previous felony to a misdemeanor and it will go away after 6 months. Dude I knows stepdad was a felon and did that exact thing and got his felony changed to a misdemeanor
Hey bro do they really hold juvenile charges against u? It doesn't affect me either way bcuz I am a felon. I caught mine at 19 so I am screwed. I did it to myself but been out of trouble now for 10 yrs this November. Anyways I was just curious about the age thing
@@JosePerez-eu9ih yes, they do. I couldnt join the military, couldnt own a handgun til 30. I could own rifles. Juvie records arnt really real anymore. With technology, its pretty much the same as an adult record. The only ppl who cant see a juvie record is jobs, every1 else can see it and it counts against u. Wish i woulda known that. Also, u may not b screwed over that 1 felony, there r often ways to remedy it and regain your rights, depending on the charges. The biggest thing is time passing without other incidents. The system is broken though, we were never meant lose our rights over trouble. It doesnt say, Shall not be infringed as long as hes been a boy scout his whole life.
Love this, I have personally never been in trouble but i joined the army 2 days after graduating high school, serve 21 years an just retired. I have a couple buddies who are felons from their younger years and I trust them more than most people these days, sometimes shit happens and that doesnt mean they cant change and dont deserve to be able to protect themselves and their families. We could all have very easily been put in similar situations. (except PEDOs and so on, F them)
Agreed! Then change the law and don't circumvent it. If you do get it changed, it's the same for everyone, not just the folks you or I like! How about we concentrate on the good and law-abiding folks first? Again don't disagree, just a thought.
@@d7dun1010 not disagreeing but the length of time it takes to make progress isn't going to protect their families today. It took my buddy 4 years of him and i researching and so on to get his stuff expunged, changing laws takes much longer so I was getting at this video being a nice resource in the meantime. I was already aware of the PCP weapons and own a few myself that I have introduced my circle too but I don have a channel or followers to get information out to a larger community, UA-cam with 0 followers is about the extent of my Social Media.
When they are out of prison/jail they should get all of their rights restored. They have served their punishment and are now once again a part of society, so let them reap the benefits of society.
Imagine justifying government depriving free men of their constitutional INALIENABLE rights indefinitely. And of course their reasoning is for "public safety" just as the alibi of all tyrants. Now imagine some of those very same people proclaiming to be advocates of our constitution/Bill of Rights and individual liberties. Contradicting Hypocrites of the highest order.
@hinglemccringleberry6009 the people in power, change, alter by law, and just don't care about Constitutional Rights, not just gun rights, but if they had thier own way, they'd said they we re-write the whole Bill of Rights. Diane Feinstein publicly stated that if she could get the votes from congress, she would support authorizing congress to confiscate ever gun from every home in the country. She said this verbatim-->> "Mr. And Mrs. America turn them all in every single one no matter how big or how small". What not alot of people know is what she said afterwards. I don't know the exact words but she said if she could, she would re-write the First Amendment to suit the government's needs. She said there would be no 2nd, 4th, 5th Amendments would be no more. Anything and everything that works for the government not the people would be the replacements. All bad news.
I'm a felon convicted of non-violent charges and lost my 2nd Amendment rights...or did I? I'm a Lifetime Member of the NRA and we would all do well to remember what Charlton Heston said.. "From My Cold Dead Hands!" That would be me!!!😊
Great video, I am a felon and also a combat veteran that served in Afghanistan. Thanks for the words and the awesome info on this rifle, I need one . SUBSCRIBED.
This is what my channel is all about and I wanna say thank you to see a bigger UA-camr actually speaking honestly and backing our right to keep and bare arms. Thank you.
Big bore will definitely work for self-defense. I have a 457. I have a 50 Cal. I have a 58 caliber. All of those highly capable for any situation hunting or self-defense. 😊 ( AEA pcp guns )
No, NOT EVERYONE. If you would come to work with me at the sheriffs office I can show you people in our jail that absolutely NEVER deserve a second chance. I have one I. There now that was sleeping with a FOUR YEAR Old. When he gets out in 35 years you want him to have a “second chance” with a gun???!!!!! Dude. What??!!!
@@DaveL9170 well you are right and there are people who should never be let loose with a spoon. People like that should never be let back into society. That’s not what I meant. There are people that make a bad choice or something happens in the moment that you did not mean to happen. There are many examples so maybe I should have used the word most. So forgive me misspeaking!
Man, I truly appreciate you make this video. I am a ex-convict I'm 33 years old i have had this felon since I was 16 years old. I totally changed my life around. I'm in the process of getting my felony sealed. I have a violent felony so I don't think it will happen. plus, NYS don't do expungements. however, I now live in Utah and the hunting scene here is amazing. and i would love to own a gun to go hunting with my friends. this video gives me hope that not only can I own a "gun" to protect my family but to also go hunting with my buddy's thanks immensely.
The aea s45 is extremely powerful and there are actually several full autos that absolutely smack. I’m super happy to see you getting in on my favorite hobby.
Being an airgun reviewer and competitor, I was interested to see the results of this for sure :). I will say: Airgunners are afraid that this sort of thought process may eventually get the ATF’s attention and cause regulation.. BUT, these airguns are also a real thing considered in states where laws make it really difficult to own firearms! In fact, there were full auto airguns that sold like hot cakes during the riots in New York for this very reason. I enjoyed the review, man :); I’ve really enjoyed hunting with .35 cal AEA airguns and appreciate what they’re doing in the market!
I spent way too much money trying to make the terminator work and it is done but like holy sht this company is terrible. What he doesn't mention is that these mags that suck they fully well know they suck and continue to sell them for 40$ each, don't worry though when I reached out they straight up said the solution is to buy their new cnc mags for the cheap price of 60$ each. Mostly thought the 3d printed valve pin will randomly break but worry not aea will sell you another one for 20$ a pop. No intention of fixing this so make sure you stock up, were talking hundreds of shots too not even a thousand.
It’s my understanding the ATF is already looking at legislation to classify airguns and archery as firearms. There are even rumors floating around that they want to change their name to the ATW which means Alcohol Tobacco and Weapons .
As a felon who paid for his crime and had a mishap with the state of Florida. They gave me 36 months and then screwed my paperwork up and added 2 years of my life gone. So 5 years later I still have no rights and no one will challenge my lawsuit with the state of Florida. So I got screwed and I have to deal w no rights. But, the state can take years off your life after you did your time and the government gets away with it like. Sorry we miss read your paperwork. And I have no rights and still can't get anything done about it.
The NFA doesn't classify black powder guns as firearms but many states do. Some states classify airguns as dangerous weapons and prosecute felons who possess them. In my opinion, felons should have their rights restored at the end of their sentence.
There were a lot of people that chose to stay with the percussion action well into the cartridge days. It might be hard to believe, but these can shoot quite smoothly with the right preparation and technique. Generally speaking, errors are operator induced.
@@jd9119 you are correct! They have factory cartridge conversions you can buy from Taylor's and co and they are gorgeous. However, you are limited to cowboy loads, and after they've been converted, they're no longer considered an "antique firearm".
Thank you for this! In my case your "opinion" is accurate. In fact I used to be licensed to carry for executive protection. Made a bad choice while altered (non violent) and now I'm prohibited. I really appreciate your time and energy on this topic.
You don't even need to be a felon to see the practicalities of such a tool. Quiet, cheap to feed, effective without being downright destructive, no smell, no casings, no powder, no flash... did I mention *_quiet_* And personally, all the airguns I've used were waterproof, environment-resistant little buggers that would not quit, except the plastic toys, but they're not meant for much more than hitting a skunk at 2am or soda cans on your neighbor's fence.
Pinch the caps ever so slightly, they are tighter on the nipples. Also, use dynamite nobel caps, as they are a hotter cap for more reliable ignition. If you carry a cap n ball, only load 5, and leave the hammer down on an empty chamber. Also look at the 1858 Remington model cap n ball, and get extra cylinders as you can swap out the cylinders to reload much much faster especially if you practice.
@@isaiahmountford5815 that safety notch on the old designs really isn’t that strong. Better that the single action army, but not perfect. Called the cowboy loading.
I'm a convicted felon and thanks for sharing these types of video's. Now I know what I can use to protect myself and my family against danger without getting in trouble with the law.
The 1851 revolver I have functions perfectly and has pretty damn good accuracy, I bought it brand new at cabelas and haven’t shot it a ton but I’ve put around 250 rounds through it and I love it haha
Ex felon here. It's been 45 years now and never did anything violent . It mostly has never bothered me but, with our government, which is anything but honest, importing more violent criminals every day, I do wish I could just go buy a gun...legally. I could go to any dive bar and have one in 30 minutes or so, illegally, but, at my age, I realize I could get caught. That's not a deterrent to a 20 year old though as they think they're too smart, lol, don't care at the moment. Thinking about black powder myself although air is easier on the ears. Thanks for this info!
I was 16 and certified as an adult. Did 3 years in prison. 55 now and have never been in trouble again. Sucks that i cant own a gun and this may be a solution for home defense. Thanks for the video
You should look into your states process for getting your rights back. Most states have some process to get get your rights back after 10 or 20 years. I had federal charges, so I'm stuck.
I am a convicted felon . I have never had a violent charge . Thank you for the information and not judging people. You are definitely my favorite gun channel.
I was convicted of aggravated assault. I served every day of my 10 year sentence. That was in 1996. I used the time to better myself. I now own a home, have a great job and am married. I feel as though ANYONE that wants to change can.
I'm a violent felon. Agg assault and Robbery, 19 years old (im almost 35 now) ... I have a deep sympathy for all living things now and feel terrible even killing bugs ( most of the time, lol ) I have compassion for people.. I will still shoot someone in the face to protect my family, just like non felons would.. Sometimes its just a matter of being in the wrong place at the wrong time, or being a child and getting into a fight.. ( I never actually so much as hurt anyone for my charges just brandished a knife ).. so I don't think this is a valid argument.
@@only1life88one felony on your record for assault is not as bad as running over 3 people in a car. Sure both are violent felonies but one is more destructive to another. Everyone makes a mistake and some people unfortunately get caught. I hope you are at a place in your life where god can protect you and your family. Plus you as a man of the house need to do what you have to do to make sure your family is protected. Perhaps you can petition to get your rights back also because it’s been over 10 years since your conviction.
I am a convicted felon. I have been in the US Army Reserves, worked for the Department of Defense as a civilian and even as an escort on a security detail for this company that provides security to the children of the wealthy, at least much more rich than myself 😂. I say all of this to share that it is absolutely foolishness that I cannot but a weapon due to a conviction at 19 for an unregistered firearm. I hurt no one. Robbed no one. Didn't want to hurt anyone. Someone that i considered a friend got angry with me when I decided to remove him from my inner circle circle of true friends and decided to call the police and report I had an unregistered weapon at my house. The police literally surrounded a Rite Aid I was in. They arrested me in the parking lot with about 9 or 10 officers. They went to my house took the weapon I had and while they were at it took my mother's weapons. (They did return her's later). Meanwhile, I watch these crime shows on the ID channel and see people commit insane crimes but not receive anywhere near the attention and urgency that was placed on someone minding their own business. I ended up pleading guilty to avoid making my mother use her hard owned money because of my foolish decisions. So, now I am 40. Have never been in trouble since, not even a traffic violation, but I am forever barred from owning a firearm even after the more than model career and life that I have lived ever since. I will never understand how the justice system works. It often seems like they destroy the wrong people and give losers a pass. I know of a couple guys in and out of prison since i was a teenager yet they are given chance after chance. My mom always told me to take pride in being a man that faced his wrongs and made them right. And I definitely do. But I can't say that I sometimes wonder why it seems like the good guys always lose lol. Anyway, I just shared this to see how many others have the same experience.
I got my felony because a suppose to be friend got caught doing what they were doing then told on me to get off but it was a non violent felony and I was like 15 or 16. Anyway for that reason I keep my circle extra tight and I got me an air pistol and found out I could buy and own a rifle or a shotgun in my state and don’t have to register it. So check your state laws because you might be able to have a rifle or a shotgun but just not a handgun or a semi or a switch.
I agree. Even a felon should be able to defend himself and his family. If the government thinks the person cant be trusted with the tools to defend himself then maybe that person shouldnt be allowed to live in society. Maybe if theyre that dangerous they should be locked in prison for life.
Buying an antique gun is one thing. Not all jurisductions allow felons to own loaded Black Powder guns. LOADED IN TERMS OF A GUN WITH POWDER, BALLS, CAPS. Different from owning a replica antique gun and not shooting it or not having the means to shoot it. Be careful and check local laws regarding loaded black powder guns. Some states consider BP pistols to be modern pistols when loaded or in possession of the gun and means to load it.
Well in Texas you get part of the right back to home defend with a firearm after 5 years. Only in house. As to the black powder navy 36. Son , I had the whole gun range ears ringing , those guns are loud.
@@kf8113, that's why I used the term "too violent" rather than the rather arbitrary term "felon"... non-violent felons are usually just people who pissed off the government, and I don't have a problem with that.
I was convicted of domestic violence misdemeanor when I was young and dumb didn’t have proper representation, but this makes me feel a lot better about being able to defend my family
As an ex felon I carry a 1858 sheriff.44 and a 1860 with extra loaded cylinders legally in SC and they have been customized and are as reliable as modern day hand guns.......
I agree that once they have paid their debt to society that record shouldn't follow them the rest of their lives. This is what allows the revolving door affect to take hold of these people's lives. By giving them a Scarlett letter they typically end up getting back into trouble out of necessity and frustration. Should have no rights restricted especially the right to self defense regardless.
100%! If you’re too dangerous to be on the streets armed, you’re too dangerous to be on the streets at all. Stop stealing free peoples god given rights!
@@1ShotTV wrong on some of them. You need to drive over and come to work with me one day at the adult jail so that I can show you some people who will eventually get out of prison in a few decades and how they should NEVER get a gun I. The future. You live a secluded life with no awareness buddy.
I've got an AEA S45. Its a semi-auto that shoots .457. I've shot straight through a washing machine with it. I've also shattered a cinder block with it. There's an AEA Zeus that shoots a 12g slug with similar FPE as an AK-47. Its bolt action and you only get 2 good shots and one decent shot off before you need to refill the tank.
To make it more viable, it really needs a way to seal that tank untill the moment it's needed .. if that system stays pressurized, eventually it'll leak somewhere and almost always will it be at the most inopportune moment. If you could screw that bottle in and make a lever that keeps it closed until it's flipped , you'd have a very viable tool..
"Not bad for an air rifle" - agreed. That AEA is an efficient watermelon juicer. I hear some folks have reliability issues with AEA models but PCPs in general are popular.
The pellets you used are the Hades, Diablos version of a hollow point. Love those pellets. The only mark on my file is a DUI in my teens 20 years ago and that’s still enough to prohibit me owning a firearm.
@@erosionhead420 not a felony. It’s included in a arbitrary additional disqualifier that states if found or pled guilty of any crime with a possible sentence of 2 years or more. So even though I got only probation and never got in trouble again, because it was a crime that could carry 2 years it counts also
@@sly4139 : Dang ,, that’s crazy man. I have a DUI conviction and a Federal misdemeanor but both only had a 30 day sentence. Did probation on both. I’m sure an attorney could straighten yours out. Good luck.
My state sucks. It’s nearly impossible to get a firearms license. You can purchase a black powder and muzzleloader with no license but you need a license to own and possess the black powder and caps…
thats my opinion on knives here in Denmark you should be able to own any knife butterfly switchblade, criminal will get them anyways and carry them no matter what the law says i mean should be legal to own and collect
So should firearms guy. understand to be armed is a right not given to you by government! no human should be unarmed! and we do know you guys have your fair of shootings over there. like you said, criminals dont care about laws or bans. you know in some countries criminals attack police to steal their weapon right? to use to rob, murder, invade homes hurt innocent unarmed good people. look, if all people were to bad to have firearms then tell me how laws even work??? any laws?? bans?? regulation?? hmmmm? see through the illusion of safety being unarmed!!!! knives? sad, suppose sharp sticks are legal though?? rocks maybe?? i also suppose you cant defend your one and only life which again is not given to you by government! without government punishment of some kind right?? use of deadly force to stop deadly force?? or physical force of any kind? just let evil people do as they please until government catches up with them?? anyways i hope its not that bad there for you? jeez get or build ya a gun! again you only get one life and taking out a dangerous thug will save other lives! prison is better than dead friend.
@@J.Sparks762x39 I´m NOT AMERICAN i´m Danish whatever your rambling on about dosen´t concern Denmark only what i stated about knives we´re NOT allowed firearms the same way as America take a chill pill
@@pkj77 i know bud. what i said is for all peoples. natural rights belong to all people not just government! they rule through the elusion of safety! but in turn their the biggest threat to all! tricking people into their wars causing death, convincing people they can keep them safe. they live sovereign lives while we all live as surfs! look my country got the way it WAS because people werent treated like criminals and children. we were free to grow n prosper. now our government is trying to be like the rest around the world and its clearly destroying it! we are no safer! in fact its more dangerous now then ever! their trying to take away our rights claiming somehow it brings safety. but the more they take the worse its getting! listen bud, if my government gets our weapons. it wont just go to complete shit here! you too will feel it worse than you got! yeah i am no fan of your side of the world! i cant believe people there allow them selves to be treated so badly! guilty before proven innocent, thought crime? being treated like a child, no privacy. no free speech, no self defense, no NO NO NO! look if ya want to learn about what im trying to get through to ya and anyone else? look up krissanne hall. she is one of our best history teachers. she is probably banned where you are but give it a look if not. note our government has been slowly by dacite giving them selves more power since 1860. small increments so the people don't really notice till its to late . remember when government say its for your safety, its for national security, it for the children, its for the environment. THEY ARE INSLAVING YOU! ITS ALL LIES!! Have a nice day freind from the other side of the world!
Any gun made before 1899 is not considered to be a firearm. There are several good cartridge firing and reliable options, that are way better than a blackpowder percussion gun.
Great video..I got a drug felony in 97 did 18 months in prison .have never gone back and still can't get a gun for home protection here in California...you are spot on with the best options out there ..I have an Umarex TR 50 11 joules and the Umarex air saber both are awesome..the air saber especially is very powerful and can be easily lethal
I love that air guns are unregulated in the US. They are so much fun to plink with and ammo is cheap and plentiful (mainly for the smaller calibers). Also makes a great choice for small game, the shots are so quiet that the impact sound from the pellet is often louder than report of the rifle. Best part is you can ship them straight to your door ordering online. Unlike traditional firearms which have to be transferred through a FFL dealer
I have yet to see any Guntuber use ballistic dummies and actually put clothes on them. I believe clothing would change the outcome on some, and not others. Would be interesting to see how the pellets do against thin and thick clothing.
I agree that it would be interesting to see but if you research a bit futher you'll actually discover that only 53 fpe is needed to penetrate a thick skull. The US army's threshold for a lethal shot is 58 FPE. This monster does between 100-150 fpe so that's almost three times more than the threshold for lethality....
Practical felon Arsenal , -Ring camera+ gunshotFXbluetooth speaker -Bear spray + meat cleaver -Crossbow + bayonet -Broadsword + Kevlar shield -Machete + fishing net -1000+lumen flashlight mounted on a Long spear with crap smeared tip
Don't forget a couple of dogs. Unless you're being targeted, the robbers are just going to move on to another target as soon as they hear the dogs. Its a combination of not wanting to get bit, but also losing the element of surprise.
I agree that after a person dies their sentence and completes their parole or probation they should get their 2nd amendment rights back. The fact is around 80% of all prisoners are back inside within a year. So if someone can do their sentence and parole/probation and not go back inside that time, they deserve their rights restored.
There's more to the issue that you should be addressing: cost. That air rifle is nice but carries a price tag of $1000. The compressor needed to charge the tanks adds $700. A BP set up (revolver & loading accessories) starts at $500. Cost matters.
Gave you a sub and a 👍 because I'm a responsible adult who happened to get several felonys 10 + years ago and I want to protect my wife and 2 kids. Even if you turn your life around the government doesn't care and says you have to be unarmed always. I'll look into the air rifle.. thanks for the info!
It's really past time to restore the Second Amendment fully, so that we can get relatively ear-safe guns with ample capacity. I do appreciate the relative quietness of airguns with their suppressors. Thumbs up.
This us definitely not the case for all states. Each state is different in following state or fed. laws. Some can own rifles after a certain time, some never, but black powder or muzzle loader isn't just a pass for all felons. A friend of mine got arrested for a cheap, aluminum novelty pair of brass knuckles that were in his car... not during a crime. Simply for possessing them in CA. (of course). He had no other arrests, very nice, normal guy in his 40s with a wife, 3 kids, owns a decent size business...and now can't own a firearm to protect himself & family. That is absolutely ridiculous. The law should be violent felons or repeat felons. There are so many "crimes" that can be felonies that have nothing to do with that person being a danger to anyone. Unbelievably unjust law.
That black powder revolver you have is a great paperweight! I really don’t know any felons who would fool with this stuff. They can get a illegal gun pretty easy
I really appreciate your opinion on felons. Seriously. You are 100% correct. I wish Matt from Democratic Ranch shared your views. A lot of felons have families that they need to protect as well. Not all of us are bad people. Just wrong place, wrong time, wrong decisions.
@Vanderlord1985 Link? I'm not doubting what you are saying, but there could be a lot more to it. For instance he has kids and a crew comes in to work and one is a convicted child predator. I'd fire him too. Not because he is felon, but because he doesn't need to be around my family.
@@TheCowboyfromhell87 people don’t know the whole story. The real issue is “Bunker Branding” also is a registered address for one of his FFL’s. Cannot have a felon work there in any capacity. The corporate insurance would also be affected.
Air rifle is big and impractical. Also you dont start loading guns when someone breaks in your house, you keep it loaded in safe place, you need to pump air canister on this kind of rifles too though. Air rifles operate on pressure and things like seals wear out so you need to constantly check it and pump air to be sure its full, because sooner or later it will leak out. On the other hand you just load 6 rounds in your BP revolver and put it to safe dry place, it will be ready when you need it. Also there are upgrades like slix shot nipples to make BP revolvers much more reliable.
I enjoy black power rifles and pistols. I have 2 acquaintance who are Master Machinists. They manufacture beautiful replica that function better that the original and the bonus is .....the arms are fun to discharge at the range . Other enthusiasts Rave at the Craftsmanship and function of the arms that my acquaintance creates in his basement.
Great video Sir. The only problem with PCP air rifles is that some will leak.( For those who don't know. it has an air cylinder that is filled... you can use a manual pump like a bicycle tire pump or use an electric one to fill the cylinder. The manual is a serious workout and SLOW I opted for the electric one and it works well, but VERY loud and takes about 3-5 minutes to fill to operating capacity) As you will fill it and hope there are no leaks and have sufficent pressure when called upon. I have the AEA hp ss in .25 and it leaks so I'm looking at the co2 pistols and an alternative. The weapon is loaded and ready to go when the gas cylinder is engaged, a much better and reliable system for home defense. With a little modification and proper ammo selection I think certain co2 pistols are a good option as well. Also, IN ALL SERIOUSNESS!! CHECK YOUR STATES LAWS ON BLACKPOWDER OR PCP WEAPONS FOR FELONS OR VICTIMS OF THE BULLSHIT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE LAWS OF THIS COUNTRY. THESE "LAWS" CHANGE REGULARLY.
I have always felt that legislation should be passed saying if someone completes probation successfully and doesn't re-offend within 5 years, they should get their 2nd amendment right back.
I have a Uberti 1858 Remington Cap and Ball revolver. It was made in the 1970's and works super well. As long as I load and cap carefully, it's about 98% reliable. The other day I acually fired 48 rounds through it without a single malfunction. A quality cap and ball revolver in the hands of a practiced shooter really is a pretty good gun. I have a video of it on my channel if you want to see it shoot.
They fought a war with them, if they had that many foibles they wouldn't have used them at all. Typically C&B revolvers shoot high unless they have adjustable sights. Get a Ruger Old Army they are the pinnacle of C&B revolvers and they pack a whollup.
Felony for fighting in 2013 now I own a Remington 1858 sheriff model really want the air gun thanks for the content man really enjoyed it you got my subscription
People underestimate air guns. I have a few just like the one in the video and wouldn't think twice about defending myself with either one of them. I carry one in my car on a daily and yes, I'm a convicted felon and still keep a shotgun in my home along with my AEA's.
Send this video to all the drug dealers & gang members in your family 😂 In all seriousness, some felons are terrible people, some are not & imo they should have their 2a rights back when they serve the time. If u wanna get the new merch, check it out here 1shottvmerch.com thank you all for the support!
Most felons are people in tough times writing bad checks to feed there family or stealing from a giant brand like Walmart to feed themselves.. not justifying it but unless someone commits a wreckless murder out of enjoyment or some craziness they should serve there time an be afforded there second amendment when they come home
How do your shirts fit like I recently got a gun shirt in a large because that’s was I wear and it was small I know some shirts run small so should I get size up than what I usually wear
@THE 3 EYED RAVEN except this guy doesn't come off as a tool of the highest order. He's very down to earth and likeable.
@THE 3 EYED RAVEN and KB copied Demo in every way
I agree with ya if you do the time then you should be fine. With some Restrictions NO GUN charges, RAPE, PEDOPHILES, STALKERS, MURDERS, DISTRIBUTION of DRUGS (Crack, Meth, Fentanyl, Herione, etc.) High level Drug Dealers, & POLITICIANS too
Petty Theft, Fighting, DUI, White Collar Crimes, Boosting, DTP, Child Support, Embezzlement should have a program to REINSTATE their GUN RIGHTS.
if a person is convicted of a felon and is let free into the public life then they should have their rights given back. if they are still a threat to the public then they should still be locked up. just my opinion
I completely agree. If we can gain our rights back to vote why cant I own a gun? Especially if the original charge had nothing to do with firearms. It was vandalism.
I’m a convicted felon from 20yrs ago and I’m probably one of the nicest guys anyone could ever meet and be friends with. I just helped a buddy put up a fence in his backyard so his kids can play outside.
That is what the constitution was based for rights that you would never lose. Sad we have let idiots make laws that contradict that. Same ones that swore an oath to uphold said constitution.
The idea of jail is that wen U get out you should no longer be a threat so wat Ur saying is felons have no right to defend there home and families and that's against the whole principle of your decoration of independence is it not
As an x felon who's only felony was at 19 involving drugs I appreciate your sentiment and back it fully
I’m a convicted felon for possession of a controlled substance when I was young and dumb, 20yrs ago, never touched the stuff again and never got into trouble again. I’m now a proud productive member of society, just work, go to the gym and spend time with family and friends. Wish I could get my rights back so I can protect myself and my family.
Apply for re-enstatement
Check out the byrnas for the meantime.
unfortunately its all bureaucracy after the time. Keep trying to get those records clean and get some brass
@@moshkid16 Those are shit just use mace
I mean you can buy a black powder revolver. And then buy a conversion cylinder not saying you won’t get in trouble but you can just it delivered 🤷🏼♂️
Dude, I think you’re awesome! I am a former US soldier with over 10 years in service. About 20 years ago my home was broken into by a meth addict who I subsequently cracked in the head with a Louisville slugger. As it turns out this method was a criminal informant for the local PD. Even though I was a soldier at the time, they attempted to charge me with felony assault even though I was defending myself in my own home. As a result I was convicted of a felony when I pled no contest due to the enormous pressure I was under, as well as my lack of adequate legal representation. Even though there was no firearm involved in the incident, My right to bear arms has been stripped, even though I was in the military at the time, and allowed to continue my military service until my contract was completed. Information like this is helpful to guys like me. And there’s a lot of guys like me out there. Thank you for helping us… we need more guys like you!
Daaamn... yeah the "justice" system is a complete failure.
People need to stand up against this tyrannical bs in mass number's. Im sorry that shit happend man. I wish I could share the burden with you as all brothers should. Good luck to ya. Keep your head up man. We got somethings to fix is all
Look up civil rights restoration
Sounds like you let yourself get fucked on this one…no way I would have pled to shit! I am sorry to hear about your losing your rights, but dude you should have stood up for yourself!
Criminals have more rights anymore.
If a weapon wasn't used in the crime......it's disgusting they take ur rights away arbitrarly......
Yea its kinda ridiculous. You can lose your gun rights over smoking weed one time as a teenager
I agree with you. My brother is a convicted felon because 18 years ago he fell into deep depression. Lost his job lost his apartment lost his car lost everything. When he got evicted he had nowhere to go being in a state with no family around. He went to a car dealership and "test drove" a car and never brought it back. He lived in it for about a week then drive back to the state where most of his family lived. Him being the hardened criminal of course he kept driving the car with the dealer plates on it and never got pulled over but when he got a new job a cop saw the plates in the parking lot and ran them and thats how they caught him. Even though it was his first charge ever because he drove across state lines with a stolen vehical and the price of the car was over $10k they upgraded the crime to Grand Theft auto which is a felony and his idiotic public defenders told him to accept a plea deal where he plead to the felony and got 9 months probation. Lawyers we talked to since are flabbergasted they told him to plea. Anyways he's been trying to get the felony expunged for years and it a real pain in the butt.
He made a serious mistake but he is not a career criminal and 99% of his life hes been a law abiding productive citizen who would give a stranger the shirt off his back if they needed it. People like this are not uncommon in the system because our legal system is set up to punish not to rehabilitate.
Public defender's suck b_lls.
That should have been a $250 fine plus gas.
Punishment=money generated. Mass incarceration=profit. What do u expect from a system of which the entire goal is to produce max profit at all costs?
Stealing a car is kind of a big deal, no?@@cowsagainstcapitalism347
I think If they’re too dangerous to own a gun, then you’re too dangerous to be released back into society.
I know some great guys that committed felonies some being with a firearm or violent in nature. They grew up and are great guys now. I would trust them with a firearm. So if they are now not a threat to society and can function do you also believe if they are safe enough to be back in society that they are safe enough to have a firearm?
Dude marines be blowing kids up and shit other countries and you wanna say we are dangerous? Some of us just fucked Up once and never went back
This video shouldn’t have to be made. Shall not be infringed is a simple term. Once you’ve paid your dues, you should get your rights back. No, I’m not a felon. I’m an American. Unless you harmed a child. I can’t get down with that. If your crime was that bad, you’re in prison anyway.
I agree but I also disagree. Until our prison systems can focus on reform and reintegration into society (rather than punishment and idle incarceration) I can’t be comfortable with felons owning firearms. Non-violent felons? Maybe. The repeat offender rate in the United States is just too high at the moment in my opinion. I’d love to talk about it.
Amen brother. This is what my channel is all about. I’m happy we have bigger guys supporting our ability to protect ourselves. I’m not even a felon and still can’t own outside of Texas
Agree
As a felon myself who was convicted of a nonviolent offense years ago, I do appreciate it. There are many like me who made some poor choices when we were younger and paid our debt to society, and have changed our lives around and kept out of trouble ever since. It just doesn't make sense to strip someone of their rights to self protection for life because they made some mistakes in the past. Not all of us are violent irredeemable monsters, in fact not even a plurality. However the stigma society has applied to people like me would certainly have you believe otherwise...
@@z0m92 unfortunately, facts don’t care about feeling or opinions. The second amendment is very clear. Actual gun crimes or hurting children? Yeah maybe we can keep it the way it is with those guys but the thing is, just because there’s laws in place doesn’t mean the violent ones will follow so it really doesn’t even make sense to have those laws in a way. The people that break laws are going to do it regardless.
When normal people hear "convicted felon" they tend to think murderer or rapist. In reality, you can catch a felony for improper disposal of used motor oil or downloading too many bootleg movies. There is no reason such people should be banned for life from protecting themselves.
@cympimpin20 Normal people huh?
Yeah. I would imagine being a convicted felon warrants no longer being "normal". What seems to be confusing you?@@Rusterman-is7ex
@@Rusterman-is7exYeah it's a pretty common association that in my opinion has been pushed by propaganda in the media since at least the 80's
Btw, in a lot of european countries Black Powder and Air Guns can be bought without a License that a normal gun would require. So to anyone reading this who lives in EU and is interested in guns research your country's gun laws.
Edit: Grammar
I’m a convicted felon, I was a drug addict for almost 20 years I got a class A felony 5 years ago for a half of gram I have been clean for 3 years I work raise my family and live a normal life but I still cannot go hunting shooting, a lot of things I used to love doing and honestly would be a great hobby to keep living a happy life but unfortunately that’s not the case
If you want to hunt (deer) you can use a modern muzzle loader.. they are not a firearm (technically) I have a friend that’s a felon and that’s what he uses and a bow. The new muzzleloader are accurate to 200 + yards
@@nataliedeyton6829 it depends on the state I was born and raised in vt where that is how the law works but in New Hampshire it’s a different story
@Echosdad2 just move to Missouri or Texas.
Brother I have options for you over at Drizo Nation and I would love to hear your story and share it
I was in the same situation 7 years clean and I got my rights restored. I’m proud of you for staying strong!! You are worth the fight
Self defense is a GOD given right NOT government given...PERIOD!!!🇺🇸💪🏻
🙏 amen
Say it to Brazil's left (sh*t) president
Doesn't mean you get to own a firearm to defend yourself. Just because some has a right doesn't mean they get to exercise it when they violate the rights of others.
@@mattmarzula That's what prison is supposed to be for. To be honest, myself and most non-fudds probably wouldn't even care if it was restricted to felons with actual victims but that isn't the majority of felons. Even then decent people still get stuck with a violent crime sometimes for just defending themselves in the first place.
@@mattmarzula I agree not all felons should, but if they're are a serious felon do you think they give a shit about laws? They'll just steal a gun or get it off the black market. Democrats are too stupid to see the truth.
If they release you from jail to be back integrated with the public you should have your second amendment.. I'm a huge advocate for this ... I preach cap sn ball to anyone who legally can't carry
Good. Then come to work with me one day so I can show you some of these people that will eventually get out of prison in a few decades. Many of them are straight up PREDATORS on other and shouldn’t ever have access to firearms. You have no clue buddy.
Paul thank you. This truly means a lot to me and the rest of those in our situation. Shall not be infringed
Paul i feel the same way!
It should heavily base on the crime that was committed. If its sexual in any nature they deserve nothing
@@maxxz365 couldn't say it any better if they kill someone in not a self defence way then they shouldn't really get anything but like if you get in shit for drugs or something you should still be able to have your 2 a still
Convicted felon (fist fight that resulted in grievous bodily injury, 2014) here and I have had an 1851 for a few years now. It is fun and effective, but, percussion caps are next to impossible to find. If anyone runs in to this problem, 22LRreloader sells a #11 percussion cap maker for $50 and it works great.
Don’t get caught with it because it is illegal to have a firearm of any kind if you are ex felon or on paper. Trust me I’ve looked into it any lawyer you talk to will tell you do not try to buy firearms even if there were made in the 17 or 1800s you will catch a new charge. But this is Colorado law.
felons can not have black powder firearms... this bad video can get people in some bad shit.. I'm a felon..trust me buddy don't let anyone know you've got it
@troypowell2403 ironically in the central valley in california the DA doesn't mind of they catch fellons with black powder guns along as the crime isn't resent
As a convicted felon from stupidity at age 14, I feel like I should be able to legally protect myself and the people I love, especially considering the fact that I'm nearly 32 and didn't add any more charges.
That said, I really do appreciate this video and the effort you put into it.
U likely can own a firearm now. I had an extensive juvie record, i was a young idiot, mostly fights. Had 2 felony assaults that were dropped for self defense eventually. I could buy a rifle at 18, banned from purchasing a handgun til 30. Now im 32 with a ccw, and i live in a commie state. Same, no trouble at all in adulthood. So u should b good to go dude.
@@BB-ly3dh Sadly, I wasn't charged or convicted until I was 19 and was charged as an adult.... But hey, it is what it is. I'm glad to hear you're doing well, maybe I'll be able to get it expunged sometime in the near future then leave the commie state I'm in too lol(Washington)
After enough time and good behavior you can send a letter to the judge that sentenced you (don’t quote me, you should probably talk to an authority about it) and I think they can reduce your previous felony to a misdemeanor and it will go away after 6 months. Dude I knows stepdad was a felon and did that exact thing and got his felony changed to a misdemeanor
Hey bro do they really hold juvenile charges against u?
It doesn't affect me either way bcuz I am a felon. I caught mine at 19 so I am screwed. I did it to myself but been out of trouble now for 10 yrs this November. Anyways I was just curious about the age thing
@@JosePerez-eu9ih yes, they do. I couldnt join the military, couldnt own a handgun til 30. I could own rifles. Juvie records arnt really real anymore. With technology, its pretty much the same as an adult record. The only ppl who cant see a juvie record is jobs, every1 else can see it and it counts against u. Wish i woulda known that.
Also, u may not b screwed over that 1 felony, there r often ways to remedy it and regain your rights, depending on the charges. The biggest thing is time passing without other incidents. The system is broken though, we were never meant lose our rights over trouble. It doesnt say, Shall not be infringed as long as hes been a boy scout his whole life.
Love this, I have personally never been in trouble but i joined the army 2 days after graduating high school, serve 21 years an just retired. I have a couple buddies who are felons from their younger years and I trust them more than most people these days, sometimes shit happens and that doesnt mean they cant change and dont deserve to be able to protect themselves and their families. We could all have very easily been put in similar situations. (except PEDOs and so on, F them)
Your last name is Raygun?
@@Aluttuh sounds like but spelled differently
Agreed! Then change the law and don't circumvent it.
If you do get it changed, it's the same for everyone, not just the folks you or I like!
How about we concentrate on the good and law-abiding folks first?
Again don't disagree, just a thought.
@@d7dun1010 not disagreeing but the length of time it takes to make progress isn't going to protect their families today. It took my buddy 4 years of him and i researching and so on to get his stuff expunged, changing laws takes much longer so I was getting at this video being a nice resource in the meantime. I was already aware of the PCP weapons and own a few myself that I have introduced my circle too but I don have a channel or followers to get information out to a larger community, UA-cam with 0 followers is about the extent of my Social Media.
You are a good friend and he is lucky to have you. Sometimes my cop mind and experience causes me to react more harshly than necessary. Nice talk!!!
When they are out of prison/jail they should get all of their rights restored. They have served their punishment and are now once again a part of society, so let them reap the benefits of society.
That's how it used to be in the old days. When you served your time, you got your guns back.
There is no path to restored gun rights for a federal felony.
Imagine justifying government depriving free men of their constitutional INALIENABLE rights indefinitely. And of course their reasoning is for "public safety" just as the alibi of all tyrants. Now imagine some of those very same people proclaiming to be advocates of our constitution/Bill of Rights and individual liberties. Contradicting Hypocrites of the highest order.
Not to even mention the vote issue we felons suffer as well....
@hinglemccringleberry6009 the people in power, change, alter by law, and just don't care about Constitutional Rights, not just gun rights, but if they had thier own way, they'd said they we re-write the whole Bill of Rights. Diane Feinstein publicly stated that if she could get the votes from congress, she would support authorizing congress to confiscate ever gun from every home in the country. She said this verbatim-->> "Mr. And Mrs. America turn them all in every single one no matter how big or how small".
What not alot of people know is what she said afterwards. I don't know the exact words but she said if she could, she would re-write the First Amendment to suit the government's needs. She said there would be no 2nd, 4th, 5th Amendments would be no more. Anything and everything that works for the government not the people would be the replacements. All bad news.
I'm a felon convicted of non-violent charges and lost my 2nd Amendment rights...or did I?
I'm a Lifetime Member of the NRA and we would all do well to remember what Charlton Heston said..
"From My Cold Dead Hands!"
That would be me!!!😊
*Amen to that.*
Great video, I am a felon and also a combat veteran that served in Afghanistan. Thanks for the words and the awesome info on this rifle, I need one . SUBSCRIBED.
This is what my channel is all about and I wanna say thank you to see a bigger UA-camr actually speaking honestly and backing our right to keep and bare arms. Thank you.
*bear*
@@paulp.6399 your family and English teacher hate you don’t they
If Drizo is here on this page it’s a solid page. My best to you,Brother
@@ElHoosier24 God bless you brother. Always love hearing from you. Thanks for the support. This is definitely a good man for sure.
Big bore will definitely work for self-defense. I have a 457. I have a 50 Cal. I have a 58 caliber. All of those highly capable for any situation hunting or self-defense. 😊
( AEA pcp guns )
Everyone deserves a second chance brother! Thank you for pointing this out. Everyone should be able to defend themselves
No, NOT EVERYONE. If you would come to work with me at the sheriffs office I can show you people in our jail that absolutely NEVER deserve a second chance. I have one I. There now that was sleeping with a FOUR YEAR Old. When he gets out in 35 years you want him to have a “second chance” with a gun???!!!!! Dude. What??!!!
@@DaveL9170 well you are right and there are people who should never be let loose with a spoon. People like that should never be let back into society. That’s not what I meant. There are people that make a bad choice or something happens in the moment that you did not mean to happen. There are many examples so maybe I should have used the word most. So forgive me misspeaking!
@@DaveL9170 There's alot of cops that shouldn't have a badge or a gun.
No they don't. Some a fellon should be able to get a gun but 90% them don't deserve a second chance.
@@realisrealite5554 I agree!!! But that’s not the discussion
Man, I truly appreciate you make this video. I am a ex-convict I'm 33 years old i have had this felon since I was 16 years old. I totally changed my life around. I'm in the process of getting my felony sealed. I have a violent felony so I don't think it will happen. plus, NYS don't do expungements. however, I now live in Utah and the hunting scene here is amazing. and i would love to own a gun to go hunting with my friends. this video gives me hope that not only can I own a "gun" to protect my family but to also go hunting with my buddy's thanks immensely.
Great video and I agree that if someone does the time they should have their rights restored, period. Keep up the great work that you do.
The aea s45 is extremely powerful and there are actually several full autos that absolutely smack. I’m super happy to see you getting in on my favorite hobby.
Being an airgun reviewer and competitor, I was interested to see the results of this for sure :). I will say: Airgunners are afraid that this sort of thought process may eventually get the ATF’s attention and cause regulation.. BUT, these airguns are also a real thing considered in states where laws make it really difficult to own firearms!
In fact, there were full auto airguns that sold like hot cakes during the riots in New York for this very reason.
I enjoyed the review, man :); I’ve really enjoyed hunting with .35 cal AEA airguns and appreciate what they’re doing in the market!
NJ makes you have a Firearms ID care to even buy an air rifle.
@@anthonygerber8261 Same in IL. So stupid.
I spent way too much money trying to make the terminator work and it is done but like holy sht this company is terrible. What he doesn't mention is that these mags that suck they fully well know they suck and continue to sell them for 40$ each, don't worry though when I reached out they straight up said the solution is to buy their new cnc mags for the cheap price of 60$ each.
Mostly thought the 3d printed valve pin will randomly break but worry not aea will sell you another one for 20$ a pop. No intention of fixing this so make sure you stock up, were talking hundreds of shots too not even a thousand.
It’s my understanding the ATF is already looking at legislation to classify airguns and archery as firearms. There are even rumors floating around that they want to change their name to the ATW which means Alcohol Tobacco and Weapons .
@@simplyexisting1125 I sure hope not
As a felon who paid for his crime and had a mishap with the state of Florida. They gave me 36 months and then screwed my paperwork up and added 2 years of my life gone. So 5 years later I still have no rights and no one will challenge my lawsuit with the state of Florida. So I got screwed and I have to deal w no rights. But, the state can take years off your life after you did your time and the government gets away with it like. Sorry we miss read your paperwork. And I have no rights and still can't get anything done about it.
The NFA doesn't classify black powder guns as firearms but many states do. Some states classify airguns as dangerous weapons and prosecute felons who possess them. In my opinion, felons should have their rights restored at the end of their sentence.
Glad you mentioned that many people will see this and run out and get a black powder arm, as always check you local laws!
Exactly. These are deadly weapons. Legal technicalities won't save you unless you're rich.
You better check the state laws where you live first. Some states do not allow felons to own air or blackpowder
There were a lot of people that chose to stay with the percussion action well into the cartridge days. It might be hard to believe, but these can shoot quite smoothly with the right preparation and technique. Generally speaking, errors are operator induced.
Very well said
You can also convert these to shoot cartridges as well.
@@jd9119 you are correct! They have factory cartridge conversions you can buy from Taylor's and co and they are gorgeous. However, you are limited to cowboy loads, and after they've been converted, they're no longer considered an "antique firearm".
@@thickoc4539but they are easily obtainable
Thank you for this! In my case your "opinion" is accurate. In fact I used to be licensed to carry for executive protection. Made a bad choice while altered (non violent) and now I'm prohibited. I really appreciate your time and energy on this topic.
Brother we would love to have you over at Drizo nation and find many other just like yourself and me
@@Drizo41 Thank you, subbed
@@bmakoto1291 thank you brother God bless 🫡
You don't even need to be a felon to see the practicalities of such a tool.
Quiet, cheap to feed, effective without being downright destructive, no smell, no casings, no powder, no flash... did I mention *_quiet_*
And personally, all the airguns I've used were waterproof, environment-resistant little buggers that would not quit, except the plastic toys, but they're not meant for much more than hitting a skunk at 2am or soda cans on your neighbor's fence.
I totally agree with you!!!😊 some people made a mistake and shouldn't be paying for it the rest of your life
Pinch the caps ever so slightly, they are tighter on the nipples. Also, use dynamite nobel caps, as they are a hotter cap for more reliable ignition. If you carry a cap n ball, only load 5, and leave the hammer down on an empty chamber. Also look at the 1858 Remington model cap n ball, and get extra cylinders as you can swap out the cylinders to reload much much faster especially if you practice.
Safety notches render carrying with only five loaded unpractical.
@@isaiahmountford5815 that safety notch on the old designs really isn’t that strong. Better that the single action army, but not perfect. Called the cowboy loading.
They paid their debt to society, outside of certain repeat violent firearm offenders they should not be deprived of a natural right for life.
And more importantly their families should not be denied the right to life, and protection.
Love the work on the channel. Thanks for all the cool videos
I'm a convicted felon and thanks for sharing these types of video's. Now I know what I can use to protect myself and my family against danger without getting in trouble with the law.
The 1851 revolver I have functions perfectly and has pretty damn good accuracy, I bought it brand new at cabelas and haven’t shot it a ton but I’ve put around 250 rounds through it and I love it haha
2:32 omg look at the bullet it went so close to your head !!!
I saw that too! I couldn’t tell if it was a bullet or a bug. That thing got real close
Ex felon here. It's been 45 years now and never did anything violent . It mostly has never bothered me but, with our government, which is anything but honest, importing more violent criminals every day, I do wish I could just go buy a gun...legally. I could go to any dive bar and have one in 30 minutes or so, illegally, but, at my age, I realize I could get caught. That's not a deterrent to a 20 year old though as they think they're too smart, lol, don't care at the moment.
Thinking about black powder myself although air is easier on the ears. Thanks for this info!
Glad you used a skull for this video, I’ve always wanted to see what a high end airgun would do to one
I was 16 and certified as an adult. Did 3 years in prison. 55 now and have never been in trouble again. Sucks that i cant own a gun and this may be a solution for home defense. Thanks for the video
You should look into your states process for getting your rights back. Most states have some process to get get your rights back after 10 or 20 years. I had federal charges, so I'm stuck.
I am a convicted felon . I have never had a violent charge . Thank you for the information and not judging people. You are definitely my favorite gun channel.
Big difference between a felon and a violent felon.
I was convicted of aggravated assault. I served every day of my 10 year sentence. That was in 1996. I used the time to better myself. I now own a home, have a great job and am married. I feel as though ANYONE that wants to change can.
I'm a violent felon. Agg assault and Robbery, 19 years old (im almost 35 now) ... I have a deep sympathy for all living things now and feel terrible even killing bugs ( most of the time, lol ) I have compassion for people.. I will still shoot someone in the face to protect my family, just like non felons would.. Sometimes its just a matter of being in the wrong place at the wrong time, or being a child and getting into a fight.. ( I never actually so much as hurt anyone for my charges just brandished a knife )..
so I don't think this is a valid argument.
@@only1life88one felony on your record for assault is not as bad as running over 3 people in a car. Sure both are violent felonies but one is more destructive to another. Everyone makes a mistake and some people unfortunately get caught. I hope you are at a place in your life where god can protect you and your family. Plus you as a man of the house need to do what you have to do to make sure your family is protected. Perhaps you can petition to get your rights back also because it’s been over 10 years since your conviction.
I am a convicted felon. I have been in the US Army Reserves, worked for the Department of Defense as a civilian and even as an escort on a security detail for this company that provides security to the children of the wealthy, at least much more rich than myself 😂. I say all of this to share that it is absolutely foolishness that I cannot but a weapon due to a conviction at 19 for an unregistered firearm. I hurt no one. Robbed no one. Didn't want to hurt anyone. Someone that i considered a friend got angry with me when I decided to remove him from my inner circle circle of true friends and decided to call the police and report I had an unregistered weapon at my house. The police literally surrounded a Rite Aid I was in. They arrested me in the parking lot with about 9 or 10 officers. They went to my house took the weapon I had and while they were at it took my mother's weapons. (They did return her's later). Meanwhile, I watch these crime shows on the ID channel and see people commit insane crimes but not receive anywhere near the attention and urgency that was placed on someone minding their own business. I ended up pleading guilty to avoid making my mother use her hard owned money because of my foolish decisions. So, now I am 40. Have never been in trouble since, not even a traffic violation, but I am forever barred from owning a firearm even after the more than model career and life that I have lived ever since. I will never understand how the justice system works. It often seems like they destroy the wrong people and give losers a pass. I know of a couple guys in and out of prison since i was a teenager yet they are given chance after chance. My mom always told me to take pride in being a man that faced his wrongs and made them right. And I definitely do. But I can't say that I sometimes wonder why it seems like the good guys always lose lol. Anyway, I just shared this to see how many others have the same experience.
What state do you live in?
I got my felony because a suppose to be friend got caught doing what they were doing then told on me to get off but it was a non violent felony and I was like 15 or 16. Anyway for that reason I keep my circle extra tight and I got me an air pistol and found out I could buy and own a rifle or a shotgun in my state and don’t have to register it. So check your state laws because you might be able to have a rifle or a shotgun but just not a handgun or a semi or a switch.
I agree. Even a felon should be able to defend himself and his family. If the government thinks the person cant be trusted with the tools to defend himself then maybe that person shouldnt be allowed to live in society. Maybe if theyre that dangerous they should be locked in prison for life.
Buying an antique gun is one thing. Not all jurisductions allow felons to own loaded Black Powder guns. LOADED IN TERMS OF A GUN WITH POWDER, BALLS, CAPS. Different from owning a replica antique gun and not shooting it or not having the means to shoot it. Be careful and check local laws regarding loaded black powder guns. Some states consider BP pistols to be modern pistols when loaded or in possession of the gun and means to load it.
Well in Texas you get part of the right back to home defend with a firearm after 5 years. Only in house. As to the black powder navy 36. Son , I had the whole gun range ears ringing , those guns are loud.
Okay, we need to see that airgun vs. a human torso.
I second that.
i third that😂
i can picture smokeless powder being obsolete in the future
If a person is too violent to own a gun they shouldn't be released back into society.
Not all convictions are for violent reasons.
@@kf8113, that's why I used the term "too violent" rather than the rather arbitrary term "felon"... non-violent felons are usually just people who pissed off the government, and I don't have a problem with that.
I was convicted of domestic violence misdemeanor when I was young and dumb didn’t have proper representation, but this makes me feel a lot better about being able to defend my family
As an ex felon I carry a 1858 sheriff.44 and a 1860 with extra loaded cylinders legally in SC and they have been customized and are as reliable as modern day hand guns.......
2:30 that pellet ricocheted back right past your head haha
I agree that once they have paid their debt to society that record shouldn't follow them the rest of their lives. This is what allows the revolving door affect to take hold of these people's lives. By giving them a Scarlett letter they typically end up getting back into trouble out of necessity and frustration. Should have no rights restricted especially the right to self defense regardless.
100%! If you’re too dangerous to be on the streets armed, you’re too dangerous to be on the streets at all. Stop stealing free peoples god given rights!
100% agree.
@@1ShotTV wrong on some of them. You need to drive over and come to work with me one day at the adult jail so that I can show you some people who will eventually get out of prison in a few decades and how they should NEVER get a gun I. The future. You live a secluded life with no awareness buddy.
@@jew-hr4rg yes. they served their punishment.
@@jew-hr4rg things that didn’t happen for $500 alex
Would the pellets go through normal clothing and penetrate the torso. Thank you for the video.
I've got an AEA S45. Its a semi-auto that shoots .457. I've shot straight through a washing machine with it. I've also shattered a cinder block with it.
There's an AEA Zeus that shoots a 12g slug with similar FPE as an AK-47. Its bolt action and you only get 2 good shots and one decent shot off before you need to refill the tank.
To make it more viable, it really needs a way to seal that tank untill the moment it's needed .. if that system stays pressurized, eventually it'll leak somewhere and almost always will it be at the most inopportune moment.
If you could screw that bottle in and make a lever that keeps it closed until it's flipped , you'd have a very viable tool..
My felony is over 18 years old and no trouble since I have a 8 year old son and I can't take him hunting like my dad did it makes me so sad .
Not in Illinois in Illinois a BB gun that shoots over 700 ft pet second requires a background check and void card
Need a permit in NY if you have the means to load it with the gun, or a loaded BP pistol.
"Not bad for an air rifle" - agreed. That AEA is an efficient watermelon juicer. I hear some folks have reliability issues with AEA models but PCPs in general are popular.
I'd love to see the airgun up against a torso with clothing. Would it still have enough power to be effective after going through clothing.
The pellets you used are the Hades, Diablos version of a hollow point. Love those pellets. The only mark on my file is a DUI in my teens 20 years ago and that’s still enough to prohibit me owning a firearm.
Why does that prohibit you. Is that a felony ??
@@erosionhead420 not a felony. It’s included in a arbitrary additional disqualifier that states if found or pled guilty of any crime with a possible sentence of 2 years or more. So even though I got only probation and never got in trouble again, because it was a crime that could carry 2 years it counts also
@@sly4139 : Dang ,, that’s crazy man. I have a DUI conviction and a Federal misdemeanor but both only had a 30 day sentence. Did probation on both.
I’m sure an attorney could straighten yours out. Good luck.
Good. If you're that damn stupid to get out and drive drunk, then what the hell are you going to do when you're drunk with a firearm!?!?
My state sucks. It’s nearly impossible to get a firearms license. You can purchase a black powder and muzzleloader with no license but you need a license to own and possess the black powder and caps…
ASSachusetts ?
Once you're off parole you should get all rights back
I'm a convicted felon myself cause of this I've learned to make throw away , and slam guns if shitf I refuse not to be able to defend myself
thats my opinion on knives here in Denmark you should be able to own any knife butterfly switchblade, criminal will get them anyways and carry them no matter what the law says i mean should be legal to own and collect
So should firearms guy. understand to be armed is a right not given to you by government! no human should be unarmed! and we do know you guys have your fair of shootings over there. like you said, criminals dont care about laws or bans. you know in some countries criminals attack police to steal their weapon right? to use to rob, murder, invade homes hurt innocent unarmed good people. look, if all people were to bad to have firearms then tell me how laws even work??? any laws?? bans?? regulation?? hmmmm? see through the illusion of safety being unarmed!!!! knives? sad, suppose sharp sticks are legal though?? rocks maybe?? i also suppose you cant defend your one and only life which again is not given to you by government! without government punishment of some kind right?? use of deadly force to stop deadly force?? or physical force of any kind? just let evil people do as they please until government catches up with them?? anyways i hope its not that bad there for you? jeez get or build ya a gun! again you only get one life and taking out a dangerous thug will save other lives! prison is better than dead friend.
@@J.Sparks762x39 I´m NOT AMERICAN i´m Danish whatever your rambling on about dosen´t concern Denmark only what i stated about knives we´re NOT allowed firearms the same way as America take a chill pill
@@pkj77 i know bud. what i said is for all peoples. natural rights belong to all people not just government! they rule through the elusion of safety! but in turn their the biggest threat to all! tricking people into their wars causing death, convincing people they can keep them safe. they live sovereign lives while we all live as surfs! look my country got the way it WAS because people werent treated like criminals and children. we were free to grow n prosper. now our government is trying to be like the rest around the world and its clearly destroying it! we are no safer! in fact its more dangerous now then ever! their trying to take away our rights claiming somehow it brings safety. but the more they take the worse its getting! listen bud, if my government gets our weapons. it wont just go to complete shit here! you too will feel it worse than you got! yeah i am no fan of your side of the world! i cant believe people there allow them selves to be treated so badly! guilty before proven innocent, thought crime? being treated like a child, no privacy. no free speech, no self defense, no NO NO NO! look if ya want to learn about what im trying to get through to ya and anyone else? look up krissanne hall. she is one of our best history teachers. she is probably banned where you are but give it a look if not. note our government has been slowly by dacite giving them selves more power since 1860. small increments so the people don't really notice till its to late . remember when government say its for your safety, its for national security, it for the children, its for the environment. THEY ARE INSLAVING YOU! ITS ALL LIES!! Have a nice day freind from the other side of the world!
Any gun made before 1899 is not considered to be a firearm. There are several good cartridge firing and reliable options, that are way better than a blackpowder percussion gun.
Does that include reproductions of models prior to 1899 or only actual antiques?
What guns exactly
Whoa I did not know that. There are some very effective slam fire shotguns from that era
@@Eidolon1andOnly Reproductions are included.
@@Eidolon1andOnly the gun has to have a manufactured date before 1899
Damn just watched the first video on this gun now 2 minutes later here is the second lol
1:10 the Bin Tac 45 is the most powerful semi auto PCP now.
Great video..I got a drug felony in 97 did 18 months in prison .have never gone back and still can't get a gun for home protection here in California...you are spot on with the best options out there ..I have an Umarex TR 50 11 joules and the Umarex air saber both are awesome..the air saber especially is very powerful and can be easily lethal
I love that air guns are unregulated in the US. They are so much fun to plink with and ammo is cheap and plentiful (mainly for the smaller calibers). Also makes a great choice for small game, the shots are so quiet that the impact sound from the pellet is often louder than report of the rifle. Best part is you can ship them straight to your door ordering online. Unlike traditional firearms which have to be transferred through a FFL dealer
I still get mine from craigslist 😊
I have yet to see any Guntuber use ballistic dummies and actually put clothes on them. I believe clothing would change the outcome on some, and not others. Would be interesting to see how the pellets do against thin and thick clothing.
I agree that it would be interesting to see but if you research a bit futher you'll actually discover that only 53 fpe is needed to penetrate a thick skull. The US army's threshold for a lethal shot is 58 FPE. This monster does between 100-150 fpe so that's almost three times more than the threshold for lethality....
Practical felon Arsenal ,
-Ring camera+ gunshotFXbluetooth speaker -Bear spray + meat cleaver
-Crossbow + bayonet
-Broadsword + Kevlar shield
-Machete + fishing net
-1000+lumen flashlight mounted on a
Long spear with crap smeared tip
Don't forget a couple of dogs. Unless you're being targeted, the robbers are just going to move on to another target as soon as they hear the dogs. Its a combination of not wanting to get bit, but also losing the element of surprise.
I agree that after a person dies their sentence and completes their parole or probation they should get their 2nd amendment rights back. The fact is around 80% of all prisoners are back inside within a year. So if someone can do their sentence and parole/probation and not go back inside that time, they deserve their rights restored.
2:33 it almost got you man !
There's more to the issue that you should be addressing: cost. That air rifle is nice but carries a price tag of $1000. The compressor needed to charge the tanks adds $700.
A BP set up (revolver & loading accessories) starts at $500. Cost matters.
Gave you a sub and a 👍 because I'm a responsible adult who happened to get several felonys 10 + years ago and I want to protect my wife and 2 kids. Even if you turn your life around the government doesn't care and says you have to be unarmed always. I'll look into the air rifle.. thanks for the info!
It's really past time to restore the Second Amendment fully, so that we can get relatively ear-safe guns with ample capacity. I do appreciate the relative quietness of airguns with their suppressors. Thumbs up.
Another problem with black powder is is you pre set up
It can be effected by humidity and other weather hope it’s not raining
This us definitely not the case for all states. Each state is different in following state or fed. laws. Some can own rifles after a certain time, some never, but black powder or muzzle loader isn't just a pass for all felons. A friend of mine got arrested for a cheap, aluminum novelty pair of brass knuckles that were in his car... not during a crime. Simply for possessing them in CA. (of course). He had no other arrests, very nice, normal guy in his 40s with a wife, 3 kids, owns a decent size business...and now can't own a firearm to protect himself & family. That is absolutely ridiculous. The law should be violent felons or repeat felons. There are so many "crimes" that can be felonies that have nothing to do with that person being a danger to anyone. Unbelievably unjust law.
That black powder revolver you have is a great paperweight! I really don’t know any felons who would fool with this stuff. They can get a illegal gun pretty easy
And they all do. I see it daily at work.
😢😂
All have made mistakes, some just got caught. I’m not a felon and am forced to carry a black powder revolver outside of my house.
I really appreciate your opinion on felons. Seriously. You are 100% correct. I wish Matt from Democratic Ranch shared your views. A lot of felons have families that they need to protect as well. Not all of us are bad people. Just wrong place, wrong time, wrong decisions.
When did Matt speak out against felons?
@@TheCowboyfromhell87 when he fired the man building his bunker because he heard he was a felon.
@Vanderlord1985 Link? I'm not doubting what you are saying, but there could be a lot more to it. For instance he has kids and a crew comes in to work and one is a convicted child predator. I'd fire him too. Not because he is felon, but because he doesn't need to be around my family.
@@TheCowboyfromhell87 people don’t know the whole story. The real issue is “Bunker Branding” also is a registered address for one of his FFL’s. Cannot have a felon work there in any capacity. The corporate insurance would also be affected.
Air rifle is big and impractical. Also you dont start loading guns when someone breaks in your house, you keep it loaded in safe place, you need to pump air canister on this kind of rifles too though. Air rifles operate on pressure and things like seals wear out so you need to constantly check it and pump air to be sure its full, because sooner or later it will leak out. On the other hand you just load 6 rounds in your BP revolver and put it to safe dry place, it will be ready when you need it. Also there are upgrades like slix shot nipples to make BP revolvers much more reliable.
not to mention you can get a decent BP revolver for less than half of what that air rifle costs
I enjoy black power rifles and pistols. I have 2 acquaintance who are Master Machinists.
They manufacture beautiful replica that function better that the original and the bonus is .....the arms are fun to discharge at the range . Other enthusiasts Rave at the Craftsmanship and function of the arms that my acquaintance creates in his basement.
And this all depends on your state some state you can only use air. Some States you can't even have air like New Jersey.
If you’re not actively in prison you should not be denied your rights, particularly those to own and carry fire arms for defense
@@jew-hr4rg if someone is too dangerous to be armed on the streets, they’re too dangerous to be on the streets.
@@zacharywheeler6605 Plus if the dude was determined to hurt someone he will just get an illegal gun or use something else.
Great video Sir. The only problem with PCP air rifles is that some will leak.( For those who don't know. it has an air cylinder that is filled... you can use a manual pump like a bicycle tire pump or use an electric one to fill the cylinder. The manual is a serious workout and SLOW I opted for the electric one and it works well, but VERY loud and takes about 3-5 minutes to fill to operating capacity) As you will fill it and hope there are no leaks and have sufficent pressure when called upon. I have the AEA hp ss in .25 and it leaks so I'm looking at the co2 pistols and an alternative. The weapon is loaded and ready to go when the gas cylinder is engaged, a much better and reliable system for home defense. With a little modification and proper ammo selection I think certain co2 pistols are a good option as well. Also, IN ALL SERIOUSNESS!! CHECK YOUR STATES LAWS ON BLACKPOWDER OR PCP WEAPONS FOR FELONS OR VICTIMS OF THE BULLSHIT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE LAWS OF THIS COUNTRY. THESE "LAWS" CHANGE REGULARLY.
Pull it apart and check all your o-rings My terminator was leaking it was just one o-ring that was broken hasn't leak 2 years
I have always felt that legislation should be passed saying if someone completes probation successfully and doesn't re-offend within 5 years, they should get their 2nd amendment right back.
Hey,Good video BUT No link to order online???
Is it not available from Amazon Canada???
Inline black powder rifles depending on the state are illegal for felons but just about any other can including cannons lol
I believe it depends on your felony if you should be able to own a fire arm.
I have a Uberti 1858 Remington Cap and Ball revolver. It was made in the 1970's and works super well. As long as I load and cap carefully, it's about 98% reliable.
The other day I acually fired 48 rounds through it without a single malfunction.
A quality cap and ball revolver in the hands of a practiced shooter really is a pretty good gun.
I have a video of it on my channel if you want to see it shoot.
They fought a war with them, if they had that many foibles they wouldn't have used them at all. Typically C&B revolvers shoot high unless they have adjustable sights. Get a Ruger Old Army they are the pinnacle of C&B revolvers and they pack a whollup.
I agree completely. I think that if it is a non violent crime, and there is a time window, they should have fully restored rights.
I sure don’t have problems with my black powder revolvers the way you did.
Felony for fighting in 2013 now I own a Remington 1858 sheriff model really want the air gun thanks for the content man really enjoyed it you got my subscription
I was convinced for a small bag of mushrooms. Also, i never wanted a gun til they told me I couldn’t have one
Can you leave air ready in the rifle? Or do you need to fill it up every time you need to use it?
Depends on the state, but yes. Federally no. It's legal.
Might be good to check your local laws too. I think some black powder pistols require a pistol permit.
People underestimate air guns. I have a few just like the one in the video and wouldn't think twice about defending myself with either one of them. I carry one in my car on a daily and yes, I'm a convicted felon and still keep a shotgun in my home along with my AEA's.