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not true. Only about half the country thinks like that. Most people live life and would never need a gun for protection, and def not an assault rifle. All they do it kill innocent people
Thanks for making me decide before the video even starts to not watch it lol. I can already tell exactly what kind of bs I could expect. I'm probably gonna unsubscribe honestly after their waco video and ruby ridge video I don't think I'm interested.
@@C-that-guy-run Keep letting politicians and grifter activist groups like "Everytown" keep stigmatizing guns instead of actively teaching people what a gun is for, works, and safety, and eventually the younger generation will be so stigmatized and fearful of guns they'll beg the congress to pass every kind of gun control law possible ... all under the guise of 'safety' naturally. Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety, and will lose both.
Most gun owners in America won’t tell you how many guns they have or how much ammunition they have stockpiled either. It’s up to the bad guys to find out, not the government.
Most Euros will never understand the gun culture in America. The people are the law and the law is the people. As you seen recently seen, politicians can defund the Police and corrupt prosecutors can prosecute who they want. It’s up to the people to protect themselves from tyrannical govt
A lot of the world are happy to be _subjects_ ... Until the government starts doing thing _they don't like_ , but then, they don't have a choice because they're not *armed* 🤣
Actually 2 days ago ( I know this is a old commit ) the director of the ATF said they do have a database of gun owners and guns they bought from a gun store because they found a loophole and they pay Adobe to have this feature where the database is not searchable. Its totally unconstitutional and easily searchable with a few keystrokes or a phone call . I dont know how they get serial numbers I never seen any on a 4473 . They also have millions of physical copies or original 4473s . All gun stores have to keep them and when a FFL loses their license or goes out of business the ATF comes and gets all the forms and store them at their headquarters. They have people that all they do all day is take staples or paperclips out of the forms and scan them into their " unsearchable" database.
Every 4473 I ever filed out had a place were it says long gun or handgun . I never seen serial numbers but they have their ways and know if you bought from a gun store. They just made all these rules where a individual cant sell more than one of their guns a month or they are considered a dealer that is unlicensed. Also if you buy a new gun and dont like it you cant just sell it that month or maybe a little longer or you are a unlicensed dealer . You cant see the same kind of guns , say you own 10 1911s or you got 3 ARs and you or your wife trys to sell them because you died since you have more than one of the same type of gun you have to really space out when you sale the first 1911 you can't sell another one for awhile or you are a unlicensed dealer . They ATF is literally making up rules as they go . Know one really understands these rules or have seen how the rules will be enforced but the Biden Administration and ATF fules with a iron fist unless you are a gangster or thug with a switch on your glock which makes it a machine gun but do you dare do it or you will go to federal prison for 10 years .
A. we all know they know. @ericfrohock4463 is correct, all those 4473's I have to watch, and help customers fill out ... record of where it was made, where it went to, and where it is supposed to be, so no, we don't have a registry, but they have a record. B. hhmm hmm (clears throat) 😁 "wild life management, & water ways patrol, in collaboration with the atf, now requires flotation devices on all fire-arms taken on boating trips". 🤪 LMAO 🤣 apparently, they are tired of being told, "I lost that on a boating trip" ... lol
Yeah cuz that has worked out so well in the past weeks, kids being shot to death for driving into the wrong parking space or accidentally throwing a basketball in your yard.
@@PatsySegars "Stand Your Ground" is a law removing the duty to retreat when in danger in public, whereas "Castle Doctrine" removes the duty to retreat when in danger in your home.
@@newwaveinfantry8362 also, Castle Doctrine is in all 50 states but the strength of the Castle Doctrine does vary from state to state. For example (which you probably already know but am speaking to a general audience), one castle doctrine in one state will say you can defend yourself with the gun IF the criminal has broken into the building that is your residence but may not defend yourself if the bad guy is in your yard. Other states will say, you can defend yourself either way. So there are certain nuances and exceptions that vary on a state-by-state basis.
@@marksmith4892 By castle doctrine I meant the right to not be forced into retreating when you're in your own house and someone has broken in with malicious intent. Many states clearly have a still standing duty to retreat in your own home, which I consider as "not having castle doctrine".
Basic rule of thumb in the US is do not walk on private property without permission. Doing so in the US is a crime and it could lead to major problems.
@@StinkyGreenBud posted? Like fenced? I'm from Southern California if we pop somebody for doing something stupid it was a real issue, probably on camera we still get faced with time. That's why USCCA has lawyers for self defense insurance lol
@D R posted meaning little signs that say posted, no trespassing. You have to put one of these signs every 100 feet or so around your entire property. This means that if you have a lot of land, this will be a tedious job to do.
This is true but it's not like you'll be shot on sight for it. At worst, an officer will ask you to leave if the owner complains. And yes, there are some home self-defense laws that allow you to legally fire at, and kill an intruder on your property, but for it to actually be accepted by the court you'd have to have a lot of evidence that you believed your life was in danger at the time. Meaning, some idiot can't just legally shoot anybody who steps foot on his property lol. It's a bit more strict than that.
people were calling this poor old guy a Nazi/Nazi sympathizer little did they know he's actually Jewish and he lost older family members during the holocaust I wouldn't recommend videos from news channels because they tend to be biased and push an agenda but other than that great reaction!
his last name is bernstein and his face is very jish anyone who doesnt know his ethnicity/religion by looking at him or hearing him is just living in a hole
Mel is one of the most genuinely kind-hearted and generous human beings you will ever meet. The fact that the commentators can’t tell that he’s joking most of the time, and that this ABC “News” program was edited with the intention to make him look crazy; and instead chose to call him a “lunatic” and “creepy”, is ridiculous.
Dude I went shooting at Dragon Mans a couple months ago. Its a really safe place to shoot and you can rent a belt fed fully auto light machine gun to shoot. I brought my own guns but you could hear the long bursts of fire coming from the other range. Fun stuff and everyone is friendly as can be. They even have a cool paintball range there to.
@@MsOpiumguns save more lives than they take here in America. Only 20,000 die a year with almost exactly half are suicide and guns are use to defend ( stop a criminal from robbing, killing , home invasions, ect. ) and save peoples lives 300, 000 times a year according to the FBI is the low estimate and up to a million lives every year .
Florida has a “stand your ground law”. “In 2005, the legislature made changes to Florida's self-defense laws. The newly adopted Stand Your Ground law allows individuals to use deadly force if they reasonably believe that such force is necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm to themself or another.”
There is no "gun register" we have background checks before you purchase most small arms. The exception to this rule is fully automatic firearms are registered and extremely difficult to legally own. Things like tanks, mortars and bazooka are legal to own as long as their firepower is inoperable. You can legally own operable ones but it's rare to be able to.
I can tell you unequivocally the ATF maintains a gun registry. There was a congressional hearing where they admitted to it but claimed it was an “accident”
@@jimjames6074 unfortunately I don’t it, even though it’s illegal, there are numerous unofficial databases in law enforcement. Anytime they contact a firearm it’s serial and info is stored somewhere. Anytime a firearm is recovered by any local law enforcement we had to fill out a form and send it to ATF. Everytime a gun is sold paperwork for atf is required. Anytime an ffl shuts down they have to send ALL their paperwork to atf. It’s insane
You can absolutely own a fully functional tank, so long as you register the main gun as a destructive device and pay the tax stamp and register it just as you would a fully automatic firearm. The real issue would be the ammunition, anything but inert solid projectiles would need to have a separate tax stamp.
It's actually setup like a museum. He had tours you could sign up for. Not sure if he still gives tours. On those tours you could actually rent and shoot some of the weapons. I live 65 miles north of his place and he's a very nice man. Trespassing is taken very seriously here in Colorado. Colorado is a Rocky mountain state. Home of the mile high city Denver.
My friend’s son wrote Mel a letter, telling him how much he admires and respects him, and that one day, he would like to come and visit. Mel wrote him back with a handwritten letter, with a $50 check enclosed. In the letter, Mel told my friend’s son to follow his dreams, and to work hard, and by doing so, he will fulfill his dreams, just as Mel has. What a great guy.
The most armed man is also the most law-abiding. Untold background checks, nfa permits, likely legal harassment to go with it. Plus the cost and effort put in means he has more to loose.
In my area, literally everyone is packing heat, and even the local cops encourage everyone to be armed and to use whatever means necessary to defend yourself and family. And your car is considered to be an extension of your home. So the same laws apply while traveling and in a vehicle. Also, gun registration is ILLEGAL in my state, and I can buy them without a background check or anything if it’s a private person to person sale not at a licensed dealer. I can literally buy one in a Mc Donalds parking lot, strap it on my belt and be completely legal here lol Other states are extremely strict though. Also, a big reason everyone owns guns is because there’s a lot of big and viscous animals around here, and if they decide to make you their lunch, you need the ability to kill them before they kill you.
I think he's just funning us on interacting with the dummies. I didn't take him seriously at all with them.. they are just props for his dinner, decor. And ppl this rich usually have house cleaners in a lot.
Right. It's obviously tongue in cheek. But the media are good at editing interviews to make their ideological opposition come across as nuts. And a lot of normies are gullible enough to believe it.
The “south” in American English is usually used to refer to the southeast quarter of the country (generally). Meaning from Texas to Florida, and usually as far north as Kentucky and Virginia. Can be a bit confusing as this leaves states like Arizona and New Mexico out despite geographically being located in the south. Colorado is a Rocky Mountain state in the American west, and definitely not considered a southern state. Hope someone finds this useful. BTW - the south has a lot of gun owners, but in the western states you’ll have a lot more guys like this with their own arsenals and compounds - the west has a lot more desolate / rugged land and a lot more cowboy / doomsday prepper types.
It's also a little murky when referring to Florida as well. Culturally, it includes parts of a lot of states and states like Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Florida, and Virginia are a few of them.
People who aren’t “cowboys” and “doomsday preppers” own weapons. People who live in the southern states would never consider Arizona or New Mexico the south.
Colorado is located in the Mountain West region of the U.S. The West coast is broken into two parts: Pacific and Mountain. Much like the South is broken up into the Southeast & Southwest region.
You do not need to register your guns in most states. Florida has no registry. In fact, Florida now doesn't even require a person to have permit to carry their guns in public. That law just changed last week.
I have to check up on what the law says.. cause I know they wanted to make it that you have to carry only a registered 🔫 ... So they wanted you to register one as only newly bought ones in Fl are registered and they are registered to orginal owner. There were always legal ways around the laws that you could use to have one with you anyhow. But we are suppose to all be allowed without being infringed.
Nope. Florida is in the bottom 20 states when it comes to gun ownership. 25% of Florida adults are gun owners, compared to 47% as the national average.@@ianblake815
By watching this he does seem creepy but he has a museum with lots of mannequins that are soldiers.He's got stuff from just about every war. I think if you watch his museum video this 50's diner building would make more sense.
I use to work with a guy who kept a stockpile of weapons and he was the kind that would have no problem shooting a trespasser. I live in a state where guns are very common and the majority of people I know own some type of handgun for protection and they have rifles for hunting.
6:05 That's exactly what happens with most school shootings if not all. People know about them and their families know and yet people don't do their jobs. They don't properly monitor them, they don't check them, and the parents often don't do what they're supposed to do and are the reason these people get access to firearms. When you actually dig into these shootings and discover the amount of human error it's just pointless to blame the gun. A lot of these people would try the same thing with a knife if that was all they had, and the people around them give them the means and the space to do so.
@@timothyreel716 well, when you consider what the news is 19 little kids running for their lives being executed by a gun wielding crazy man is pretty newsworthy. Someone walking into a nightclub and shooting people dead who were out to have a good time that’s also newsworthy isn’t it? I wish the news wouldn’t cover them so closely because this is just turned into a copycat situation, anybody who’s a suicidal nobody who wants to become famous can instantly do that by obtaining a gun and walking in and killing dozens before they take their own life. It is what it is, though, and it only happens here in the United States because of course we’ve got guns laying in every nook and cranny of this country because that’s what the right pushes to allow and have happened.
Depending on what state you live in, no, you don't have to register them. His machine guns however, do have to be registered along with other Class 3 items.
@@jordandale85 There is no "class 3" period. Suppressors are just another item controlled by the NFA Class 3 is just something someone made up because they didn't understand how FFLs work.
If everyone open carried there would be no crime , because criminals won’t commit crime if they know everyone is carrying. Teachers should carry . Parents should carry Store owners should carry . Law abiding citizens should carry .
Just to be super clear its ILLEGAL to shoot someone for trespassing. You can only defend your land if they threaten bodily harm. You can accidentally walk on someone's property. You wont be shot unless you're a very bad person.
The thing is people think that this guy is actually the "most armed man in America", when the reality is, the most armed man in America isn't on video.
I met the dragon man last year -----------He was a great guy has the best war museum in the USA. he has a girlfriend by the way. He lives in Colorado springs.
Dragon Man is practically my neighbor, just a mile or two away to the Northeast. Great dude btw, loves to show off his autoshop and museum of militaria too!
Mel was in the military for one, also came from migrants who fled the holocaust if i recall properly, and being able to stop tyranny yourself was a big deal to him.
I know for the automatic weapons he has he has to have a class 3 weapons license and pays a 200 dollar tax stamp. Looks like gramps will survive the zombies.
The only people allowed to legally sell guns in America at stores are FFL dealers licenses and fully automatic weapons Are nearly impossible to obtain federal background Check and $500 federal tax stamp with a 1 year waiting period for the federal government on background waiting and Automatic Guns are extremely regulated with $45,000 cost. Most people in America only purchase semiauto, In Virginia recognizes open carry up any type of pistol And you do not have to have an Concealed license to carry it at all
You can own as many as ya want, except the government requires you to register anything shorter than 16” inches if it’s a rifle or shotgun Or if you want a suppressor You can’t have full autos (some people can because they have special licenses and such) 18 to buy a long gun, need background checks that go through federal data bases 21 to buy handguns with the same process
Nope. What kills people is staggering inequality. Staggering inequality creates hopelessness, desperation, depression and mental illness. What needs to change is the economic foundation driving all the misery.
The thing is that we believe the right to own guns is a god given right to all. It doesnt matter what happens. We need to stop people from feeling like they need to hurt people. We can not and should not stop people from getting guns
There are 85 million registered gun owners in the US. Probably another 10-20 millions not registering their guns. An estimated 400 millions guns in the hands of civilians.We have a population of 330 millions + 20 millions not registered.
These people treat guns like funko pops. They aren't going to use them. They just want to collect. Also, I bet many of them would wet the bed when the other pulls out his gun.
Most armed man “that we know of” ….most of us don’t talk about what we have 😂 Edit: laws vary by state, and there’s no limit on how many you can own. There’s also no national registry for guns
There are different regulations in different states, but the 2nd amendment to the constitution "bill of rights" guarantees citizens right to possess guns.
If you seen the museum Dragon man has on his property its even amazing to anyone who loves military history . He has all kinds of military trucks , armored vehicle , rocket launchers , artillery , grenades ,uniforms and anything you can think of that is real military shit from all American wars . He is living the dream.
American here. I'm late to the party and I am sure someone already said this but you do NOT have to register your firearms. Full auto would be the only caveat to that statement. Explosive devices would also fall into that category. But Semi auto and single shot firearms you do not register with anyone. The American gov't has no business knowing how many or what types of firearms I own.
Firearms are part of American culture and they will be for the forseeable future. Almost all mass shootings happen in gun free zones. Allowing responsible adults to conceal carry or have a full time police officer on or near campus is the appropriate response to this problem.
I like how Dragon dude has all these righteous freedom-keepers and then there are the Hi Point carbines 😂😂😂 I cant knock the guy.. I have one and it looks like crap but runs every time. It’s a keeper
i think a huge part they missed in this interview is the dude owns and runs a gun store/ muesem , he also has a specifc gun lincese to own those 50 cal machine guns i thinks you need a dealers license and i belive hes the only private muesem to have those weapons and alot of measums have them disarmed his are all armed
It varies state to state Some states do not require you to register you're far on. I live in a state of kentucky We do not require you to register your Fire arms
If you want to see a less nutter version of a a "gun nut", check out Demolition Ranch. He's a veterinarian and good family fan who just has a bunch of guns and does some wild videos on his channel
NO, you do NOT have to register them all! And that's precisely the point. We do not want the Government knowing who has guns and how many. Every other country around the world requires gun registry. We are the only country that does not and it's by design.
The documentary you watched is what we call a "hit job". You are not getting the truth here. All of us in Colorado Springs know and love Mel. He and his family are the most upstanding people in America.
in many state you don't have to register them in my state of KY you don't , i do believe this video was cut with an agenda of make this man look crazy. after i saw the end he maybe a bit odd lol
The way yall react to "gun owners" is exactly how we react to non gun owners. Most of us just cant fathom the mindset of being a victim.
not true. Only about half the country thinks like that. Most people live life and would never need a gun for protection, and def not an assault rifle. All they do it kill innocent people
We Americans will always have our guns
Thanks for making me decide before the video even starts to not watch it lol. I can already tell exactly what kind of bs I could expect. I'm probably gonna unsubscribe honestly after their waco video and ruby ridge video I don't think I'm interested.
True 😂😂😂😂
@@C-that-guy-run Keep letting politicians and grifter activist groups like "Everytown" keep stigmatizing guns instead of actively teaching people what a gun is for, works, and safety, and eventually the younger generation will be so stigmatized and fearful of guns they'll beg the congress to pass every kind of gun control law possible ... all under the guise of 'safety' naturally.
Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety, and will lose both.
Most gun owners in America won’t tell you how many guns they have or how much ammunition they have stockpiled either. It’s up to the bad guys to find out, not the government.
Yes.
No one’s business to know how many firearms and ammunition other person has. Especially the government.
No.
" bad guys".lol stock piling like they're Rambo or something smh
Most gun owner in America are wanna be pussies who didn’t have balls to join service so they fantasize being Rambo ..
Most Euros will never understand the gun culture in America. The people are the law and the law is the people. As you seen recently seen, politicians can defund the Police and corrupt prosecutors can prosecute who they want. It’s up to the people to protect themselves from tyrannical govt
A lot of the world are happy to be _subjects_ ...
Until the government starts doing thing _they don't like_ , but then, they don't have a choice because they're not *armed* 🤣
@wtfdtreats British are literally being attacked in the streets by foreign gangs and the most popular name is Mohammed.....
@@DTreatz france says otherwise...
You don't have to register firearms in the US and we can own as many as we want. No one will ever know how many I lost in a boating accident.
Actually 2 days ago ( I know this is a old commit ) the director of the ATF said they do have a database of gun owners and guns they bought from a gun store because they found a loophole and they pay Adobe to have this feature where the database is not searchable. Its totally unconstitutional and easily searchable with a few keystrokes or a phone call . I dont know how they get serial numbers I never seen any on a 4473 . They also have millions of physical copies or original 4473s . All gun stores have to keep them and when a FFL loses their license or goes out of business the ATF comes and gets all the forms and store them at their headquarters. They have people that all they do all day is take staples or paperclips out of the forms and scan them into their " unsearchable" database.
Every 4473 I ever filed out had a place were it says long gun or handgun . I never seen serial numbers but they have their ways and know if you bought from a gun store. They just made all these rules where a individual cant sell more than one of their guns a month or they are considered a dealer that is unlicensed. Also if you buy a new gun and dont like it you cant just sell it that month or maybe a little longer or you are a unlicensed dealer . You cant see the same kind of guns , say you own 10 1911s or you got 3 ARs and you or your wife trys to sell them because you died since you have more than one of the same type of gun you have to really space out when you sale the first 1911 you can't sell another one for awhile or you are a unlicensed dealer . They ATF is literally making up rules as they go . Know one really understands these rules or have seen how the rules will be enforced but the Biden Administration and ATF fules with a iron fist unless you are a gangster or thug with a switch on your glock which makes it a machine gun but do you dare do it or you will go to federal prison for 10 years .
A. we all know they know. @ericfrohock4463 is correct, all those 4473's I have to watch, and help customers fill out ... record of where it was made, where it went to, and where it is supposed to be, so no, we don't have a registry, but they have a record.
B. hhmm hmm (clears throat) 😁 "wild life management, & water ways patrol, in collaboration with the atf, now requires flotation devices on all fire-arms taken on boating trips". 🤪
LMAO 🤣
apparently, they are tired of being told, "I lost that on a boating trip" ... lol
Some states, the communist states, do require registration.
@@mjg66able wrong, not one state. Please give me a source that says the constitution's laws are beat by the states
“If anyone goes on your property you can defend yourself.”
“That’s interesting.”
We call it common sense down here in the South… 😂
Or as we like to say, "It's a Southern thing. You wouldn't understand."
Yeah cuz that has worked out so well in the past weeks, kids being shot to death for driving into the wrong parking space or accidentally throwing a basketball in your yard.
@@MarcusN-kp1jnyou think that doesn’t happen in cali? Or anywhere else? 😂😂 shit happens go be a victim idc
Ohio also. We have stand your ground, castle doctrine and constitutional carry 😁
its also not true you cant leave the safety of your home to engage someone you will go to prison for murder
It's called the "castle law". You have the right to defend your life and property. Yes, it is by state by state.
There's a lot of fine print with those laws though. If you aren't careful, defending your property could still land you in jail.
In Georgia it is called Stand Your Ground.
@@PatsySegars "Stand Your Ground" is a law removing the duty to retreat when in danger in public, whereas "Castle Doctrine" removes the duty to retreat when in danger in your home.
@@newwaveinfantry8362 also, Castle Doctrine is in all 50 states but the strength of the Castle Doctrine does vary from state to state. For example (which you probably already know but am speaking to a general audience), one castle doctrine in one state will say you can defend yourself with the gun IF the criminal has broken into the building that is your residence but may not defend yourself if the bad guy is in your yard. Other states will say, you can defend yourself either way. So there are certain nuances and exceptions that vary on a state-by-state basis.
@@marksmith4892 By castle doctrine I meant the right to not be forced into retreating when you're in your own house and someone has broken in with malicious intent. Many states clearly have a still standing duty to retreat in your own home, which I consider as "not having castle doctrine".
Basic rule of thumb in the US is do not walk on private property without permission. Doing so in the US is a crime and it could lead to major problems.
Depends on the state. Say for instance, vermont. Unless the land is posted, anyone can walk throughout your property.
@@StinkyGreenBud posted? Like fenced? I'm from Southern California if we pop somebody for doing something stupid it was a real issue, probably on camera we still get faced with time. That's why USCCA has lawyers for self defense insurance lol
@D R posted meaning little signs that say posted, no trespassing. You have to put one of these signs every 100 feet or so around your entire property. This means that if you have a lot of land, this will be a tedious job to do.
This is true but it's not like you'll be shot on sight for it. At worst, an officer will ask you to leave if the owner complains. And yes, there are some home self-defense laws that allow you to legally fire at, and kill an intruder on your property, but for it to actually be accepted by the court you'd have to have a lot of evidence that you believed your life was in danger at the time.
Meaning, some idiot can't just legally shoot anybody who steps foot on his property lol. It's a bit more strict than that.
it is crime everywhere but only difference US citizens are allowed to practise law on criminals
people were calling this poor old guy a Nazi/Nazi sympathizer little did they know he's actually Jewish and he lost older family members during the holocaust I wouldn't recommend videos from news channels because they tend to be biased and push an agenda but other than that great reaction!
his last name is bernstein and his face is very jish anyone who doesnt know his ethnicity/religion by looking at him or hearing him is just living in a hole
heck, he can talk to the mannequins all he wants. it's when they start answering back, one needs to start worrying 😜
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While one is our rights and other is not
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@@specialopssoldier1 we found the bigot I wonder what state ur from
@@aust25 Bigot calling someone a bigot, hilarious 😆
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I actually go to dragon mans range on the weekends. He's really dope and loves us vets..
Does he speak dragondese?
@@MrAwesomeSaucem 😂 nah but his daughter's fine as hell
@@blanco4852 chill bro the whole world can see your comments lmao
@@kevinprzy4539 so😂
@@blanco4852 no shame? I got respect for that
Mel is one of the most genuinely kind-hearted and generous human beings you will ever meet. The fact that the commentators can’t tell that he’s joking most of the time, and that this ABC “News” program was edited with the intention to make him look crazy; and instead chose to call him a “lunatic” and “creepy”, is ridiculous.
Dude I went shooting at Dragon Mans a couple months ago. Its a really safe place to shoot and you can rent a belt fed fully auto light machine gun to shoot. I brought my own guns but you could hear the long bursts of fire coming from the other range. Fun stuff and everyone is friendly as can be. They even have a cool paintball range there to.
They cut the video in order to make him look like a maniac.
hes def a republican maniac. lol dont need to cut the video to see that
Yeah, I hope the way he talks about certain things seems emotionless i was guessing he was fucked in the head or they messing with the vid
Thing is...this guy doesn't affect anybody. Unless they try to do harm to him.
Woowww it’s like guns aren’t a problem 🤯
@@MsOpiumguns save more lives than they take here in America. Only 20,000 die a year with almost exactly half are suicide and guns are use to defend ( stop a criminal from robbing, killing , home invasions, ect. ) and save peoples lives 300, 000 times a year according to the FBI is the low estimate and up to a million lives every year .
@@MsOpiumpeople are the problem not guns
I used to have many guns. Unfortunately I lost all of them in a boating accident.
Florida has a “stand your ground law”. “In 2005, the legislature made changes to Florida's self-defense laws. The newly adopted Stand Your Ground law allows individuals to use deadly force if they reasonably believe that such force is necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm to themself or another.”
There is no "gun register" we have background checks before you purchase most small arms. The exception to this rule is fully automatic firearms are registered and extremely difficult to legally own. Things like tanks, mortars and bazooka are legal to own as long as their firepower is inoperable. You can legally own operable ones but it's rare to be able to.
I can tell you unequivocally the ATF maintains a gun registry. There was a congressional hearing where they admitted to it but claimed it was an “accident”
@@Roger-il8iw Of course they did, and when we change who's in office they can and will be arrested
Many states require the registration of firearms.
@@jimjames6074 unfortunately I don’t it, even though it’s illegal, there are numerous unofficial databases in law enforcement. Anytime they contact a firearm it’s serial and info is stored somewhere. Anytime a firearm is recovered by any local law enforcement we had to fill out a form and send it to ATF. Everytime a gun is sold paperwork for atf is required. Anytime an ffl shuts down they have to send ALL their paperwork to atf. It’s insane
You can absolutely own a fully functional tank, so long as you register the main gun as a destructive device and pay the tax stamp and register it just as you would a fully automatic firearm. The real issue would be the ammunition, anything but inert solid projectiles would need to have a separate tax stamp.
I don't know how that's creepy. If anything, that's sad he's all alone.
It's actually setup like a museum.
He had tours you could sign up for. Not sure if he still gives tours. On those tours you could actually rent and shoot some of the weapons.
I live 65 miles north of his place and he's a very nice man.
Trespassing is taken very seriously here in Colorado.
Colorado is a Rocky mountain state. Home of the mile high city Denver.
My friend’s son wrote Mel a letter, telling him how much he admires and respects him, and that one day, he would like to come and visit. Mel wrote him back with a handwritten letter, with a $50 check enclosed. In the letter, Mel told my friend’s son to follow his dreams, and to work hard, and by doing so, he will fulfill his dreams, just as Mel has. What a great guy.
The most armed man is also the most law-abiding. Untold background checks, nfa permits, likely legal harassment to go with it. Plus the cost and effort put in means he has more to loose.
Dragon man is dope, besides his weapons collection he has a large museum.
In my area, literally everyone is packing heat, and even the local cops encourage everyone to be armed and to use whatever means necessary to defend yourself and family. And your car is considered to be an extension of your home. So the same laws apply while traveling and in a vehicle. Also, gun registration is ILLEGAL in my state, and I can buy them without a background check or anything if it’s a private person to person sale not at a licensed dealer. I can literally buy one in a Mc Donalds parking lot, strap it on my belt and be completely legal here lol Other states are extremely strict though. Also, a big reason everyone owns guns is because there’s a lot of big and viscous animals around here, and if they decide to make you their lunch, you need the ability to kill them before they kill you.
I think he's just funning us on interacting with the dummies.
I didn't take him seriously at all with them.. they are just props for his dinner, decor.
And ppl this rich usually have house cleaners in a lot.
Right. It's obviously tongue in cheek.
But the media are good at editing interviews to make their ideological opposition come across as nuts. And a lot of normies are gullible enough to believe it.
The “south” in American English is usually used to refer to the southeast quarter of the country (generally). Meaning from Texas to Florida, and usually as far north as Kentucky and Virginia. Can be a bit confusing as this leaves states like Arizona and New Mexico out despite geographically being located in the south. Colorado is a Rocky Mountain state in the American west, and definitely not considered a southern state. Hope someone finds this useful.
BTW - the south has a lot of gun owners, but in the western states you’ll have a lot more guys like this with their own arsenals and compounds - the west has a lot more desolate / rugged land and a lot more cowboy / doomsday prepper types.
It's also a little murky when referring to Florida as well. Culturally, it includes parts of a lot of states and states like Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Florida, and Virginia are a few of them.
Texas ain't the south.
People who aren’t “cowboys” and “doomsday preppers” own weapons. People who live in the southern states would never consider Arizona or New Mexico the south.
north florida is the south mid to southern florida is not southern
@@StinkyGreenBud east texas still is and it fought for the confederacy so yeah it is
I already knew that the comment section would be absolutely divided and crazy
Registration leads to confiscation everywhere it has been out in place.
Colorado is located in the Mountain West region of the U.S. The West coast is broken into two parts: Pacific and Mountain. Much like the South is broken up into the Southeast & Southwest region.
You do not need to register your guns in most states. Florida has no registry. In fact, Florida now doesn't even require a person to have permit to carry their guns in public. That law just changed last week.
I have to check up on what the law says.. cause I know they wanted to make it that you have to carry only a registered 🔫 ... So they wanted you to register one as only newly bought ones in Fl are registered and they are registered to orginal owner.
There were always legal ways around the laws that you could use to have one with you anyhow. But we are suppose to all be allowed without being infringed.
Registrys always lead to confiscation. That aside why would you ask the government for permission to own a tool designed to control the government?
Florida is the gun capitol
@@virginiarobbins7539 it’s against the Florida constitution to have a gun registry
Nope. Florida is in the bottom 20 states when it comes to gun ownership. 25% of Florida adults are gun owners, compared to 47% as the national average.@@ianblake815
By watching this he does seem creepy but he has a museum with lots of mannequins that are soldiers.He's got stuff from just about every war. I think if you watch his museum video this 50's diner building would make more sense.
Most crimes committed with guns are in cities by gangs. The suburbs and rural areas have the least crime even though most citizens have many guns.
Exactly 💯👍
Or by crazy americans that take having a gun into another game
I use to work with a guy who kept a stockpile of weapons and he was the kind that would have no problem shooting a trespasser. I live in a state where guns are very common and the majority of people I know own some type of handgun for protection and they have rifles for hunting.
6:05 That's exactly what happens with most school shootings if not all. People know about them and their families know and yet people don't do their jobs. They don't properly monitor them, they don't check them, and the parents often don't do what they're supposed to do and are the reason these people get access to firearms. When you actually dig into these shootings and discover the amount of human error it's just pointless to blame the gun. A lot of these people would try the same thing with a knife if that was all they had, and the people around them give them the means and the space to do so.
Meanwhile the UK gives you 4 years in prison for just carrying a knife.
Well, we also don’t hear about gunman walking into schools and executing 19 little kids in the UK either.
@@robertdysonn because it doesn't make the US dominated news!!
@@timothyreel716 well, when you consider what the news is 19 little kids running for their lives being executed by a gun wielding crazy man is pretty newsworthy. Someone walking into a nightclub and shooting people dead who were out to have a good time that’s also newsworthy isn’t it? I wish the news wouldn’t cover them so closely because this is just turned into a copycat situation, anybody who’s a suicidal nobody who wants to become famous can instantly do that by obtaining a gun and walking in and killing dozens before they take their own life. It is what it is, though, and it only happens here in the United States because of course we’ve got guns laying in every nook and cranny of this country because that’s what the right pushes to allow and have happened.
"You are able to defend yourself"
"That's interesting"
BAHAHAHA! Brits... That's what's interesting?
The old man in the video is a Vietnam vet and has a wonderful museum his name is Mel he’s an amazing man
Seeing the “registered Democrat” sign immediately made me fall in love with him. Freaking love it
The problem with democrats is that even a dead mannequin still gets to vote 😐
Depending on what state you live in, no, you don't have to register them. His machine guns however, do have to be registered along with other Class 3 items.
Class 3 items don't exist.
@@LiteralCrimeRave suppressors
@@jordandale85 There is no "class 3" period. Suppressors are just another item controlled by the NFA
Class 3 is just something someone made up because they didn't understand how FFLs work.
@@LiteralCrimeRavethere is a class 3 license that has to be paired with a FFL 01 or 02 which lets the individual own and sell NFA items.
@@LiteralCrimeRaveI believe it’s a SOT class 3
You have to go to his museum. It was the one of the Best times i had with my father. He absolutely loved it. He's got everything
He's still more normal than trans-genders.
True it’s rude they said that
True
If everyone open carried there would be no crime , because criminals won’t commit crime if they know everyone is carrying.
Teachers should carry .
Parents should carry
Store owners should carry .
Law abiding citizens should carry .
What a dumbass statement.
Just to be super clear its ILLEGAL to shoot someone for trespassing. You can only defend your land if they threaten bodily harm. You can accidentally walk on someone's property. You wont be shot unless you're a very bad person.
Fun fact; Americans own 42% of civilian firearms worldwide. And guns sales have soared month over month since Obama. Getting mine next month.
I just recently picked up a lee enfield which y’all used in both world wars and multiple others. It’s Chambed in .303 British.
Please look into: Dwight Birdwell, Veteran from Cherokee Nation, receives Medal of Honor (reuse allowed). Thanks.
Btw you don't have to register any weapons in Colorado but you do need special licenses for different weapons and silencers.
The thing is people think that this guy is actually the "most armed man in America", when the reality is, the most armed man in America isn't on video.
I met the dragon man last year -----------He was a great guy has the best war museum in the USA. he has a girlfriend by the way. He lives in Colorado springs.
That’s Dragon Man, he’s originally from NY & moved to Colorado. A lot of what he has is part of a museum.
I’d say he doesn’t have enough. The answer as to “why do you need all that?” Is respectfully, none of anyone’s business.
Dragon Man is practically my neighbor, just a mile or two away to the Northeast. Great dude btw, loves to show off his autoshop and museum of militaria too!
One thing that will add context to Dragon mans place is it is also a museum.
Well, this will attract comments from all the nutters.
Yes sir. 🍿
The comment section turns into Breit bart after every gun or military video.
Well, it will all be righted when they do the video on how many abortions the US has. 😉
@@cygnusx-3217 I know LOL 😂
In Alabama, you have the right to "Use whatever force you think is necessary to remove a trespasser"
You also no longer need any permit to carry a firearm concealed or in open carry.
Most armed man.. that is public about what he has. Most ppl won’t tell you how many they actually own
the biggest problem I have working in a gun store / pawn shop ... I'm a gun addict, so I stay broke lmao
Mel was in the military for one, also came from migrants who fled the holocaust if i recall properly, and being able to stop tyranny yourself was a big deal to him.
I know for the automatic weapons he has he has to have a class 3 weapons license and pays a 200 dollar tax stamp. Looks like gramps will survive the zombies.
The only people allowed to legally sell guns in America at stores are FFL dealers licenses and fully automatic weapons Are nearly impossible to obtain federal background Check and $500 federal tax stamp with a 1 year waiting period for the federal government on background waiting and Automatic Guns are extremely regulated with $45,000 cost. Most people in America only purchase semiauto, In Virginia recognizes open carry up any type of pistol
And you do not have to have an Concealed license to carry it at all
You can own as many as ya want, except the government requires you to register anything shorter than 16” inches if it’s a rifle or shotgun
Or if you want a suppressor
You can’t have full autos (some people can because they have special licenses and such)
18 to buy a long gun, need background checks that go through federal data bases
21 to buy handguns with the same process
things have gotten better ?? 6:27 😂 who is gonna tell her...
You ladies may mock this man as fat, but there isn't nothing fat about those arms. That man has worked hard, and has earned that little bit of belly.
Guns are tools just like hammers. Hammers are used in more murders than guns. Tools don't kill people, people kill people.
Nope. What kills people is staggering inequality. Staggering inequality creates hopelessness, desperation, depression and mental illness. What needs to change is the economic foundation driving all the misery.
you guys gotta understand the mannequin part was a joke they are just on display for the 60s aesthetic to his house
In my county there is definitely more guns than people. Probably 10 fold😂
The thing is that we believe the right to own guns is a god given right to all. It doesnt matter what happens. We need to stop people from feeling like they need to hurt people. We can not and should not stop people from getting guns
that man is one of the coolest men you can meet I promise you that I have a 2 hours from there
I'm in Louisiana I don't have to register my guns and I never will.
There are 85 million registered gun owners in the US. Probably another 10-20 millions not registering their guns. An estimated 400 millions guns in the hands of civilians.We have a population of 330 millions + 20 millions not registered.
These people treat guns like funko pops. They aren't going to use them. They just want to collect.
Also, I bet many of them would wet the bed when the other pulls out his gun.
After watching this I’m convinced I need more gun
Mass shooters are not usually gun "hobbyists".
Most armed man “that we know of” ….most of us don’t talk about what we have 😂
Edit: laws vary by state, and there’s no limit on how many you can own. There’s also no national registry for guns
I live in Denver, Colorado and we are a western state, and guns are popular here unlike England.
There are different regulations in different states, but the 2nd amendment to the constitution "bill of rights" guarantees citizens right to possess guns.
If you seen the museum Dragon man has on his property its even amazing to anyone who loves military history . He has all kinds of military trucks , armored vehicle , rocket launchers , artillery , grenades ,uniforms and anything you can think of that is real military shit from all American wars . He is living the dream.
It's not a collection of guns. It's a museum. There's a video that shows the inside.
It's America. It's are right. That's why we fought two world wars in Europe
Dude is giddy talking about the massacres. SICK!
I honestly don’t think he sits down and talks to the mannequins at the end I think that was more or less him joking around
Right? Old timers love to joke around its what I like about em.
There is no gun registration in Colorado!
On Registration, he is only required to register NFA items.
American here. I'm late to the party and I am sure someone already said this but you do NOT have to register your firearms. Full auto would be the only caveat to that statement. Explosive devices would also fall into that category. But Semi auto and single shot firearms you do not register with anyone. The American gov't has no business knowing how many or what types of firearms I own.
Firearms are part of American culture and they will be for the forseeable future. Almost all mass shootings happen in gun free zones. Allowing responsible adults to conceal carry or have a full time police officer on or near campus is the appropriate response to this problem.
I like how Dragon dude has all these righteous freedom-keepers and then there are the Hi Point carbines 😂😂😂 I cant knock the guy.. I have one and it looks like crap but runs every time. It’s a keeper
i think a huge part they missed in this interview is the dude owns and runs a gun store/ muesem , he also has a specifc gun lincese to own those 50 cal machine guns i thinks you need a dealers license and i belive hes the only private muesem to have those weapons and alot of measums have them disarmed his are all armed
Colorado is on the foot of the Rocky-mountains just south of wyoming. And is pretty much in the middile of north america.
Dragonman is awesome he also fixes harleys with damage most people wont touch
You do not have to register guns.they also edited this to make him look unstable
Office Blokes better watch out for these three
It varies state to state Some states do not require you to register you're far on. I live in a state of kentucky We do not require you to register your Fire arms
If you want to see a less nutter version of a a "gun nut", check out Demolition Ranch. He's a veterinarian and good family fan who just has a bunch of guns and does some wild videos on his channel
Love Demo Ranch
HE IS AS SANE AS MOST OLD CAT LADIES LMAO
Only certain guns under the NFA have to be registered
He was joking at the end hes a great guy shit happened to him losing his wife he tries to make people laugh to hide the pain
The law that sayes it is leagle to shoot someone is called "The castle doctrine" or more comnley known as the "Make my day law".
NO, you do NOT have to register them all! And that's precisely the point. We do not want the Government knowing who has guns and how many. Every other country around the world requires gun registry. We are the only country that does not and it's by design.
The documentary you watched is what we call a "hit job". You are not getting the truth here. All of us in Colorado Springs know and love Mel. He and his family are the most upstanding people in America.
in many state you don't have to register them in my state of KY you don't , i do believe this video was cut with an agenda of make this man look crazy. after i saw the end he maybe a bit odd lol
Dragon man is a national treasure! YAAAAAAHOOOOO! 🤘🏻