Buddy Brown Surprised a Trespasser at GUNPOINT!...then the unthinkable happens (TRUE STORY)

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[@HalPennington391]

Storytime with Buddy Brown hell yes I live for these!

[@cwilson6990]

So Do I 🙂🇺🇲

[@biggary255]

best kind of videos

[@Angelica-me4fj]

@@cwilson6990 ME TOO!!!

[@staceygoble4165]

Me too love when he tell stories like this

[@jaysotherwife6007]

What a great story! My 9mm was my second best birthday gift.

[@jeremybertram5575]

I always carry... An armed community is a polite community.

[@markhowell6601]

“ Don’t own a gun? Buy one. Don’t know how to use one? Learn. Don’t believe in gun rights? Get ready to hide behind someone that does.” Charlie Daniels

[@gregdunn401]

@@markhowell6601 not so easy in a country that doesnt like civilians owning firearms.

[@jeremybertram5575]

@@gregdunn401 get one anyway... Your right to protect yourself should never be infringed upon. After all... What's next? What tea pot you are allowed to use? 🤔

[@gregdunn401]

@@jeremybertram5575 please dont give the parasites who run this shitshow ideas we have seen what trudy did to the canadian convoy truckers and those that donated to them sadly i think its only a matter of time before civil war breaks out in the west its just whether it will kick off in europe first or the us.

[@davidmoore5004]

Not in the inner city it isn't very polite unfortunately 😕

[@masonjarhillbilly]

Grew up in the Ozarks in Missouri. I moved to the west coast after joining the military. Got married, etc. After living there for years, took wife and kids for a vacation back to my home town. She did not understand why I would honk the horn when we visited people on farms out on the middle of no where when we pulled up to the house. I did not want to get out of the car, then be surrounded by a bunch of dogs that wanted me for thier chew toy, or get shot by surprising people.

[@stevenroth5424]

Trueth of the matter. I have relatives in rural Missouri would not drive up their drive at nite without calling first.

[@robertsenior8330]

Had a problem when i went to visit family in hazard…. The rental pick up i drove was a cheese grater when my uncle and cousin were done😂😂😂😂 Had i called ahead on leave… wouldnt have had a problem 😂😂😂😂😂

[@SKBottom]

"Hello the house!" Was The greeting I was taught. Yell at a considerable distance.

[@leighswain6524]

When I was 16, I was home alone. My Dad had a trailer in our field and I saw someone pull up and hook up to it to drive off. I grabbed my Dad's pistol and confronted the guy. Turns out my Dad was letting him borrow the trailer but had not communicated it to me. Probably not the smartest thing for a 16 year old girl to do, but I wasn't about to let someone steal something that my Dad had worked hard for. Needless to say, that fella never borrowed from my Dad again 😏

[@RogerWKnight]

Gotta let everyone know what's going on!

[@leecollard3001]

Good for you, looking out for family property

[@davidkachel]

I love a woman who knows how to use a gun and isn't afraid to do so!

[@jjjackson5183]

Lol. Fierce.

[@davidcollver6155]

So which occupation did you choose? Law enforcement ? military? farmer? Veterinarian?

[@maxmann8607]

I know exactly what you’re talking about. I hate huge abandoned warehouses / factories. As a firefighter, I get invited to these places at all hours of the night for fire alarms. The more abandoned, the more dilapidated, the more false alarms we get. And even though they’re false alarms, we still have to go to make sure. The fun part about going to a potentially squatter filled warehouse during a fire alarm is, you have the added cardio accelerator of blaring loud fire alarm horns and blinding strobes. Not allowed to carry on duty and even with flashlights the blinding strobes really don’t help. Hate those buildings. Creepy as hell!!!

[@user-pr3ho5pz4m]

I had to open up our warehouse in the war zone known as Atlanta. Filled with millions of $$$ worth of product. Head on a swivel and hand on gun from the truck until I turned the lights on and went through entire warehouse. Having said that....never had to pull my gun to get a friend. You are the best BB

[@vanessakammerer5602]

Things happen for a reason, now you have a good friend, even if you forced him at gun point, hahaha, see you just never know, it does pay to be protected. Thank you Buddy God bless.

[@thekidssurvivalguideburns3011]

Buddy I am 13 years old and from California. I hate it here! With all the libs and democrats here it is horrible. I wold like you to make a song about all the republicans in these democrat states. I am a huge fan and have all your songs on my playlist it. It would be awesome for you to make a song about this subject. Buddy you are truly awesome!!!

[@thekidssurvivalguideburns3011]

@@1stminuteman250 amen

[@jeffjankiewicz5100]

😮🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣, funny story Buddy. Trespasser turned client did the right thing, hands up, but was a bit foolish for not going through the correct channels to see the place. He corrected that, and life is good for all. Love story time Buddy. Stay safe, God Bless.

[@golfmaniac]

Years ago I worked at a warehouse in Detroit, near the river. Not a high quality neighborhood. There was 2 of us working afternoons, getting off at 1am. Now this building was a square city block, and 4 floors high. When our shift was over, we had to set the security alarm before we left. If the alarm did not set, we had to check every door in the building, leading to the outside, to find out why it was not setting. There was very few lights on and thousands of places to hide in that building. Let me tell you, the adrenaline went up about 10 levels whenever that alarm did not set.

[@brianriley7914]

I worked alone on the afternoon shift in Detroit city. I learned fast how to be responsible for my personal safety. Just yesterday, my wife commented on my alpha male characteristics and behavior. I took it as a compliment. We've been married 53 years.

[@LynnCindy]

That was freaking PRICELESS!!! - Bet the dude thinks twice about wandering into a dark building without an appointment in the future. LOL!

[@joebass517]

I've been healed since I was 12 years old, country boy knows how to survive!!! God bless buddy👍🇺🇸🇺🇸 I'm 62 now.

[@HalPennington391]

notice how Buddy says "the first time I ever pulled a gun on" hahaha you know there's more stories like this

[@tomjustis7237]

When Buddy talked about the stress involved with checking out a dark industrial building it brought back memories, and I can confirm his feelings. When I first got out of the Marines back in 1974, I took a job as armed security with Wells Fargo. (I wasn't with the armored car division, but with the contract security division.) One of my posts was a place named the "Space Center". It was a large facility with around eighty buildings which the owners rented out to various businesses who needed storage space. (Hence the name.) Once an hour I had to leave the office and do a security check of the facility. If I found an unsecured door on any building, I had to go in and "clear" the building before securing it again. While I never had to pull my .38 (all security and police carried revolvers in those days) and I was a combat vet from Vietnam, it was still a heart pounding experience being alone in the dark with the unknown, wondering who or how many may be there. The unknown threat can be far more frightening than the known threat.

[@circlediamond1963]

I did the same thing except in an high-rise office building in LA. Only the bottom third was finished and occupied. The top two thirds of the building was empty. Had to do rounds every hour. Nothing gets the adrenaline pumping then going into dark, empty areas, alone, and having to physically check every floor. I too carried and always hoped and prayed I would never have to pull my gun on someone.

[@jamiewalker8772]

100% agree. I’m 35… I still feel this way or rather I feel this way already

[@circlediamond1963]

@Paul Smith true that.

[@RogerWKnight]

Survive a tour of duty in Nam only to come back to this.

[@circlediamond1963]

@@RogerWKnight thank you for your service Sir. I greatly appreciate your sacrifice.

[@raiderjohnthemadbomber8666]

I provided security for a 125 year old 5 story industrial building in downtown L.A. carrying a Smith & Wesson Model 10. Scared the shit out of myself more than once. Including the time a LAPD officer asked me to unholster my weapon and walk BEHIND him. I was speechless at the amount of trust.

[@thomascagle8904]

I'm a realtor and this story had me laughing out loud. Love the idea of selling properties at gunpoint. Seriously though even the fairer sex should carry today.

[@wendyscott4766]

This grandma carries. Kids made me. Lucky to live in the south.

[@cwilson6990]

Buddy you're the Best , still laughing Great Story Video as Always thank you 🙂🇺🇲

[@bufordt.justice1539]

It isn’t just in the country…. I live in a very urban, modern, highly populated, major city environment and I too, will not leave my home without my firearm - EVER!! I do have my CCP (although no longer required legally but I still recommend it because of the training benefits). Nevertheless, having my firearm with me at all times has saved my life, and the life of others, 5 times over the last 13 years while living here!! In today’s crazy and unpredictable world where the public cannot be trusted at large, it is a HUGE benefit to know that carrying peace of mind of being able to defend your life (and others) from threats is there and available. It is the most important of all of our Constitutional rights… I don’t know how I stumbled across this “Buddy Brown” channel but this is the third time I have and the third time I’ve been impressed with the video, it’s host, and it’s content. If this keeps up, I’m going to have to subscribe, LOL….

[@norm_sueb122]

Glad this can be a funny story now!! Stay safe!

[@bloodsongsToolreviews]

Im a maintenance technician at a industrial laundry facility and I can confirm it's scary dark

[@mikebottorff593]

That's crazy things can go sideways real fast

[@daveday4251]

Spoken like a true Southern gentleman with respect for elders, trust but verify; then apologize! Great story! Hail State

[@BlueCollarDude101]

Another reason why Buddy is the coolest dude ever!

[@prdamerican667]

Now that is the absolute best sales story I have ever heard. LMAO!! Thanks for sharing BB.

[@carlpage4248]

That's really turning a negative into a positive. Good for you Buddy,for keeping your cool against what could have been harrowing circumstances.

[@jackkeeble9272]

Funny man! Goose bumps!🤣🤣 great story! Your friend from Tennessee

[@stolnpckup]

That reminds me. I use to live next door to my parents. One Nighy, it was late. Mt mom came to the front door. As I opened the door. I was raising my gun up. Scared the shit out of her that night. Two days later. My dad comes to the back door. I did the same thing to him. Scared the shit out of him, too. We laughed about it the next day. After I told them. Don't come to the house that late at night. Call me first.

[@DavidMorris-ss7pw]

I live in a rural community and we had the new internet company to town , and they decided it was a good idea to come onto our property to try and get us as customers. Long story short, I became friends with one of the guys and years later he told me the other gentleman that was with him that day quit immediately after leaving our place. Guess he wasn’t use to people being ready for bad intentions.

[@jonathanpoitras5083]

I had to pull tweekers out of the woods on my property in OK at gun point. I'd bring them back give them water and warn them to stay away. My wife holding a shotgun leveled at 10 ft. away. Needless to say they never came back. Sold the property and weeks later they came back and robbed the new owner. Shit didn't happen under our watch.

[@davidmingues9553]

That's gotta be one of the coolest and funniest stories I've ever heard... Thanks for sharing...

[@slim_pickins6393]

That would definitely have been a pucker moment for me for sure!

[@jaydenhansen3737]

I love buddy he gives you a taste of the truth.

[@mikef445]

Great anecdote Buddy. Glad your story had a happy ending. In hindsight, you reacted correctly. Had this individual been up to no good, you probably would have saved your own lives. Keep up the good work, and good advice on carrying. Here in Florida it's not too bad to get that done. Take care. Your friend and fellow patriot Mike.

[@petefarmer3514]

Now that's a story. Who else could sell property at gun point? .... PRICELESS!!!

[@bradleyalexander5821]

Great story, a beginning, a middle and a happy ending. 👍🏼 😎 🇺🇸 🌎

[@helenkelley8788]

Now that's CLASSIC 😂!! ...AND I LOVE A HAPPY ENDING!!!

[@boonedog1457]

A fun story....scary but at least a good outcome. Enjoyed hearing it.

[@rhinooningo2865]

This story illustrates how important it is to always have a good flashlight with you all the time, whether you choose to be armed or not.

[@camcarb3]

Yessir. A good, bright, flashlight is part of my EDC. Luck favors the prepared.

[@matthewbaer7924]

Have a flashlight always. Bonus points if it is attached to a firearm.

[@jcochrane4695]

You guys know it! Daylight hours I usually carry a 9mm due to most city people respect a larger bore over accuracy. Around about dusk, I switch over to a .22 with segmented hollow points for a quick kill on possums and coons. I usually carry a 7500 lumen or more flashlight for people because all it takes is a glimpse to be blinded. Plus it's pretty handy for close quarters combat. Peace is better, but sometimes it just takes a little more.

[@kathyingram3061]

~A headlamp, too~

[@jerryfarmer5737]

Why not a take a flashlight with you?

[@johnnyrobertson140]

I like that you Carry. I am a USCCA firearms instructor in Kosciusko Ms. everyone should carry. You are your best line of defense for yourself and your family.

[@BuddyBrownMusic]

Open carry state here - good to be in America

[@keithhaycraft3765]

That is what I call Assertive salesmanship! Lol.

[@RonConsumer]

😂😂😂 Too funny but I do remember many moons ago when the K-Mart on my patrol beat closed down and every once in a while I would go on foot patrol to clear the building with my beat partner for squatters and it was dark, especially in the back storage and office spaces but I know exactly what you're talking about when it comes to bumps and knocks in a big vacant building with no power.

[@GodRock369]

Badass Buddy ... pew .. pew .. 🔫 .... LUV ur stories Buddy 🤪 Be Bless Brother

[@AppalachianWoman77]

I love this story. Thanks for sharing it.

[@adonian]

I was a rent a cop in a business building on the night shift… the lights turn off at 2am. I was doing my rounds waaaay down the hall of one of the law offices (hallway no windows). The lights went off, my flashlight battery of course was dead.. Damn it got DARK. And my mind plays tricks with the shadows moving 😂

[@SLC2509]

We need more story times!

[@michelemarie8346]

Awesome Story! LOVE IT! WE THE PEOPLE MUST CONTINUE TO SECURE 2ND AMENDMENT RIGHTS! 👏🙌👊❤️🇺🇲❤️🌼💗

[@lisaottmers4988]

That is so funny thank you for sharing!

[@kurtolson627]

Kept your composer, that's cool. You are a teacher in your own way , I'm glad you . Hope you keep holding your life educating classes for ever. In northern wisconsin we call that country schooling & believe that may be all across the country. Hopefully can be retaught.

[@lcruz2783]

Funny, great story with an even better outcome. Keep them coming

[@Matt_Williamson]

Lol love the story! Hands up! SOLD!

[@ManOfGod-777]

I'm a country boy but you'll never catch me unarmed. I'm armed 24/7, 365 days a year. And yes even when I'm sleeping.

[@reddawn3502]

I like this story , good one Patriot ❤️🌟🇺🇸💯 you told it very well 😃

[@joeymcdowell7535]

I walked through a spider webs on the way to my deer stand

[@mountaineermolly4816]

good story!

[@AvengerM1]

That was some serious negotiating Buddy! LOL. Glad no one got hurt, although I'm sure the buyer had a "Buddy Brown Out" LOL.

[@geofftimm2291]

And people wonder why I don't go Anywhere without a flashlight, or two. Geoff Who doesn't explore dark places without a crowd and who may clank when he walks....some of those 9mm magazines are a bit loose.

[@jljohnson9438]

I can relate how things that happen at night in pitch black can scare the crap out of you. I was a security policeman in the Air Force doing building checks alone at night. It was completely dark, and one of those nights where you can hear a mouse fart at 100 yards. I was walking around the perimeter of one of the base buildings, and as I walked under the duct on the exterior air conditioning unit, it kicked on while I was standing right underneath. As you can guess my heart rate too was about 160 bpm. Luckily the air conditioner didn't get ventilated, but it was close!!

[@kellywilliams7214]

That just proves you don't mess with Buddy Brown! Lol!

[@llamasugar5478]

I worked as a security guard in college, on the graveyard shift. I had to check all the buildings on campus and my rounds were at 3 am and 5 am. Our campus was bounded on one side by woods, and by the Tri-State Tollway on another. My friends used to say that one night they would jump out at me. I told them it was a bad idea, unless they _wanted_ to get hurt. My MO was “swing the Mag-Lite first, ask questions later.”

[@edwardleonard3072]

That's why I have a light on my weapon, and one in my pocket! You never know when you will need light!

[@kathytarman2302]

Great story. Thank you for sharing this wonderful story. Lol.

[@annmarie1569]

I have been there 👍👍👍 a dark 20,000 ft. Industrial building in a rough neck part of town as usual. Except I tripped over something and it jacked me up. 😂😂😂 I thought DAMN at least if it was a person I could've fought back. 😂😂😂

[@robinemery]

Great story Buddy❤❤😂😂😂

[@saltysouthernmomma9354]

Dang! I bet you wished y'all had a flashlight that day!! Buddy, another great story!! Lol

[@douglasmckee754]

FLASHLIGHTS HAVE BEEN AROUND FOR MANY YEARS BROTHER BROWN... Still a Damn Good Story.

[@BuddyBrownMusic]

lol, no doubt, The owners told us the lights were on before we got there. Remembering Uncle Si's rules now #1 never leave the house without a gun, #2 always carry a flashlight!

[@douglasmckee754]

@@BuddyBrownMusic ABSOLUTELY LOL

[@normanjacques4092]

That's a good story buddy. Thanks made me chuckle

[@maryannkelley7039]

Wow! That is a scary thing to happen. But it all turned out well the important thing. 👍🙂

[@kathykahle9499]

Great story Buddy

[@HoulieMon]

I'm glad for you that the story had a happy ending ! Weu wee !

[@czntrm]

"Kiss the dirt 3 times and drop your drawers" sounds more like a high school initiation! 😂😂😂

[@thepatriot208]

I love this guy

[@travispeterson5359]

Thats an awesome story. I am glad it didnt turn out differently.

[@reedr1659]

That's a great story.

[@ramvan2284]

CCW everyday? Way to go Mr. Patriot, wayyy to go. Peace on you BB

[@ZakDub]

Love Your Talks Buddy! Also great to hear you carry everyday. Can you give us some in-site on your carry positions and holsters? I have been carrying every day for the last few months and I’m having a very hard time finding what holster to use and where to use it. Out of everything I’ve tried so far I am slightly tolerating a Kydex IWB at about the 4 o’clock right hand position with a Hellcat. God Bless You Man! I look forward to more videos.

[@Adama85]

Great story, glad that it had a good ending.

[@kimnarveson5190]

OMG! 😲😲🤣🤣🧡 So happy it all worked out!

[@gailmarlow7381]

Country girls Always carries

[@user-fp6ex9wj9b]

I knew the local sheriff personally, and had him inform all his deputies that if they ever had reason to come onto my property, to make sure they came in on the driveway to my house, not the sawmill road or any log haul roads, because I had shortened the trees around every road except the driveway warning trespassers of by shooting through the treetops.

[@Pa.PatriotProspecting]

Hahaha... that's a great storry brother!

[@big_block6939]

That story made my night. And I know The feeling you're talking about it's not exactly the greatest feeling in the world.

[@SargeWolf010]

Sadly up here in my neck of the woods you get in trouble w/ the law you cant get a boom stick :/

[@katiedrew4708]

This could only happen to you, Buddy!

[@tinasturgeon4730]

Thanks for sharing! Thanks for your hard work! Have a Wonderful Week!

[@donnagagne3813]

Hahaha; Great story.

[@edsteward7717]

They're kinda new, but headlamps are awesome! I always have them.

[@dianapulido1807]

Love your story.

[@deanafuruya]

THAT is a really great story… The literal ‘beginnings’ of your empire, LOL‼️😮😂 I’m so happy it turned out so well for you.‼️❣️😅😝

[@gwynethyaita3774]

I like the way you play the guitar and I like your music it’s down south in Wright

[@michaelduke4500]

I love it.....drop your drawers three times!!!!! LOL

[@djsherrard8904]

Love your songs AND your talks!

[@nathanaelvillalba7838]

Great stuff brother! We need more of you.

[@SierraKilo76]

Nice Story. But I'm happy that you had yourself under control and trigger discipline.

[@dianed2448]

This is a great story.

[@larrysfarris]

@ 2:26 - “And all you could hear…”. I was expecting you to say a loud whisper that said, “Get out!” 👻

[@rossmarkle1713]

Now that's a cool story 🙂👍

[@henrycarlson7514]

Good story , so many cook comments too . Thenk You

[@ledheadkustomplastic3442]

Lot's of things go bump in the dark! Ya just don't know if it's gonna be you or the other guy hitting the ground? Depends on who has the most COMMON SINCE!! Cool story Buddy....😎👍🇺🇲

[@Esther-1914]

Great story-telling with a happy ending! 😂

[@markchase5323]

Flashlights and weapons lights can be a real good investment.