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A personal tour of the gun collection at the NRA Museum
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- Опубліковано 21 гру 2014
- Jim Supica, Director of NRA Museums and co-star of Gun Gurus, gives us a personal tour of the three most popular rooms at the spectacular NRA Museum in Fairfax, Virginia.
Video by Ben Philippi for his book project We The People. See more here: wethepeoplebook
Excellent video.
Its one of my dream to visit God bless the Nra God bless America god bless our military men and wemen.
awesome video!
Nice look at a museum I'm still sad I have not been to!
I was just there, the place is AMAZING! I made a video tour of the NRA Museum to my UA-cam channel - I wanted to include a clip of the 18-shot pepperbox revolver that is at the beginning of this video, but the footage from that room came out too dark - it really is the most-beautiful display of guns in that room. Unfortunately, when I was there the Theodore Roosevelt room was closed for renovations, although I could see a few relics from over the red-velvet ropes... This was the highlight of my trip to Virginia :)
Must visit
I gotta go see this museum, that looks awesome
It is well worth the trip you'll will enjoy I was there in 2012
They put an E-11 blaster from Star Wars in one of the exhibits, mad respect
Great museum.
Very Enjoyable Thanks.
I am a proud benefactor member I visited the NRA National headquarters Museum in Fairfax Virginia in 2012 and just recently went to Springfield Missouri at the Bass Pro Shop National Sporting Arms Museum God bless all the NRA members Never Surrender your second amendment rights to anyone or any government
damn!!!!!!!!!!! that is so coool, i wanna go now!!
Outstanding.
My Grandaddy was a rough rider.
Nice.
very cool
Anyone know anything about that little single shot pistol with the barrel blade at 0:29? Not the stainless one with the straight gold grip, but the black one with the curved wooden grip?
what is the difference between a 4 , 12 or 20 gauge shotguns? Is it spread pattern?
The size of the cartridge, smaller numbers are larger cartridges. Theodore Roosevelt's 4-gauge is essentially an elephant gun (something designed to take out a dinosaur.)
Gauge is actually a measure of weight. It's based on one pound of lead. If you cast 12 round balls of pure lead that weigh a total of one pound, that is a 12 gauge. Cast 10 lead balls that weigh a total of one pound and that's a 10 gauge. Each ball weighs one tenth of a pound. For a four gauge, each ball weighs one quarter of a pound or four balls per pound. This is true for all shotguns EXCEPT the .410. The .410 is measured in caliber.
Nice
What about the the two guns made from meteorite
what is the best cal. handgun to get if you want small as possible , concealable gun but with some stopping power also. (not a .22)
Hey Bret! Excellent question, however you might not get the best responses here. Here is my best response. 32. ACP is generally accepted as the smallest reasonable carry caliber. Some people however do not trust it because of its small size. If you want to have a little more freedom for misplaced shots go with a 9mm. Not that much of a difference though. Hope this helped! btw there are millions of videos here on youtube for that question.
Thanks I did learn. I was considering a 32. But I have never fired one so I (wrongly) assumed it wasn't much more than a 22. Now I know different. Thanks again
Bret Vines Ruger LCP 380
32
I have been playing the lottery for 30 years if i ever win im helping our homeless veterans and buy some of this beutiful guns (not from the museum )
Wow
when shtf let's go rob the nra lol