NOIR | Season 5 | Ep.5: VALUE

[@craigjazzedwards]

Love the show! These round tables though make me think David is a little slow

[@DarkTrunksSj3]

Craig Edwards omg I thought the samething. He is a bit off sometimes lol

[@gadsdenjim8785]

He's a redcoat.

[@thurin84]

you didnt get that from his anti gun stance?

[@decipher10]

yeah i typically just shut it off right as the round table starts so i don't have listen to that naive brain gumbo...

[@WhiteWolfLIT]

He's Australian.

[@brennanbennett6349]

Looks like Ja-mes and David are coming around. Keep doing what you do Colion

[@christhomas2389]

I love this episode. The roundtable conversations are the best. I'm just glad that it's a sensible conversation. I've seen the nasty parts of the world. I'm glad this factual conversation has been recorded the use of the tool is to stop the threat. No gun owner wants to ever use their weapon to take a life. The fact that your friends can have this conversation without being unreasonable is refreshing.

[@UseToPewProfessionally]

That was a great Anti-gun Round Table segment. You called his BS and made him really think about the scenario...a scenario that happens everyday in Sacrament, Stockton, LA, Oakland. etc (unfortunately i'm in California) as well as other major cities across the US. Being able to find that "Ah ha!" moment in someone who is anti-gun is super important and I think you got 75% of that table re-thinking their stance. Bravo Zulu Colion!

[@brianmeier915]

Great show and love the round table . She's coming around

[@ccubsfan94]

It's so cool seeing how far Ja-mes has come around, if only the aussie dude would start.

[@supershrek33]

I enjoy the anti-gun round table so much with season 5. I think you are hitting on the topics that many refuse to listen to in the right fashion. Its obvious that these "anti-gunners" have changed their perspectives in some ways, but still hold onto their views in the right ways. I'm in law enforcement and I would hate to have to experience taking someone's life in defense of others or myself, but I train and prepare myself should that moment ever arise. I think every gun owner should honestly wrestle with the question of the value of life. Do you value your life so much that you would die to defend another? Thanks for wrestling with these topics.

[@dougfloyd628]

Love the shows!!! That meteorite gun was something I've never seen or heard of, so cool!!! Keep up the good work Mr. Noir!!!

[@TsoiIzAlive]

The expression on Raccazas face was priceless

[@tm1182]

I love the round table segment because you are actually making progress, I dont want to force everyone to be a gun enthusiast I just want them to respect my human right to own a gun without jumping through hoops. I think that by the end of this season there will be two more people that believe that, well done Colion.

[@huntercarney5525]

Words literally cannot describe the way I would feel owning that meteorite 1911

[@Swordsman52]

...poor?

[@rsll510]

spot on!!

[@nosteponsnek8644]

You sir. win

[@Asymmetrical.athlete_]

OMG those 1911's are amazing, seriously awesome

[@stevemack389sm]

I love and value my daughter and my mom's life!!!

[@FishingwDLo]

I 100% LOVE that you have the discussion at the end of these videos. An actual discussion, not a yelling back and forth argument. All thoughts get to be expressed and then analyzed. Great content sir!

[@Mrgunsngear]

Those Cabot freedom seed dispensers are sweet.

[@dougsheldon7417]

This has to be one of my favorite episodes. How anybody can thumbs down this video blows my mind. Well done.

[@hyperman717]

Wow, you're actually making progress with them.

[@_BenJaminCroft_]

At 23:20, that whole being on a therapist's couch rather than being in the grave analogy was golden!! I would gladly spend, the rest of my life, lying on a therapist's couch, crying about the could've, should've, & would've, if, and, or, & but, and maybe & I don't know. Rather than lying in a coffin, six feet under, spending the rest of eternity, crying about the could've, should've, & would've, if, and, or, but, and maybe & I don't know.

[@jn350c]

Señor Noir, you always have the right and indisputable thing to say.

[@bc30cal99]

Another well done episode. Kudos. The discussion at the end reminded me of a conversation with an anti about 30 years ago. They asked why we kept firearms around. I asked if they'd fight back if someone attacked them - they said maybe. I asked if they'd prevent someone from attacking a loved one - they said likely. I finally asked if when they fought in either case if they intended to win? The light slowly went on when I winked and said "We intend to win too - that's why the firearm...." Thanks again and keep up the good work.

[@hinnyhinhin9498]

The guy David is like someone saying I've never been robbed but if I did get robbed I wouldn't file charges

[@TheAfterPein]

The doubt in David's mind when asked whether he valued his ideas over his life is hilarious. You can't tell me in a fight or flight situation you'd put a complex idea over a basic human instinct of self-preservation.

[@FellsApprentice]

TheAfterPein some people do. It's why martyrs exist.

[@TheCoolwhipped]

Several months ago in St. Louis, an army veteran was walking back to his car with his family from a Cardinals game where he was approached by an armed man who demanded his wallet and keys. Knowing he was unarmed (as he was walking from an area where firearms are prohibited), the man, after receiving the wallet and keys, demanded that the vet and his family turn around and lie down. They complied at which point the man shot him in the back and left. Though he survived through extensive surgeries, the vet is now paralyzed from the chest down. To think that simply handing over your belongings will always be the best option is naive.

[@nikdrown]

Bad odds and who’s to fucking care with the law? Sickening it is. That piece of shit will get his. Hope the vet is doing well at this point

[@Bestgameplayer10]

@@nikdrown idk how well you can do being paralyzed

[@Kh2456]

David makes me sick to my stomach... dear lord that was hard to watch. What an argumentative man child he is.

[@StromboliOnTheLoose]

Every time I watch an episode of this season, I cringe when he talks. He believes he is either invincible or that crime and violence never happens. I truly imagine him leaving after each episode and literally sticking his head in the sand. I think he just wants to argue to be noticed; very much a "look at me" kind of argument. Funny thing is, he stated in this episode that he used to be a gun owner, so, if he's so anti-gun, why did he own it to begin with?

[@lukeubz]

Kyle Hammer typical liberal sheep

[@desiboyh]

maybe his was taken away in the Australian gun ban. And maybe because of that he feels that if he cant have one then no one should either.

[@653323895]

i know right he is such a sjw millennial wannabe

[@ChoppyWaterWhaleWave]

I wonder what he thinks of the Good Friday agreements, allowing people in Northern Ireland to have machine guns because of the trust issue and respect with respect to the British government.

[@trvlnsldr]

The interview and behind the scenes at Cabot guns made this episode. That was outstanding, thank you.

[@CrazyMaxUA]

That Wilson Combat Beretta 92 Brigadier... it's something... something really special! I've re-watched that fragment with Beretta 5 times.

[@boyertb]

I have to respect David for holding true to his convictions. I was teaching a Personal Protection in the Home class one time, and a woman that had paid her fee, brought a firearm that she had purchased, and when put on the firing line with the thought that she could potentially be taking a human life, she stepped away and said that she couldn't do it. I may not agree with her, but I respected her so much for her decision.

[@hansubabI]

This episode got me all giddy! Those two are starting to see the light! :)

[@Zonedweller]

The English guy lives in La La Land. Good video Thanks

[@michigander6124]

These two at the end are unbelievable

[@averageenthusiast5689]

Colion, I have to admit, I had a hard time watching the Anti-gun Roundtable segments. I cringed every time the show came to that segment and had to force myself to watch it. But as the season progressed, I have become more and more fascinated with the segment and the responses to your questions and concepts. It really is fascinating watching the mental gymnastics as they attempt to understand or accept that their own life is actually more valuable than their ideology (obviously David more so than Ja-mes). I am really enjoying Season 5, you have done awesome job with the format and content. Well done. Thank you.

[@1900stratoliner]

You go ahead and be a noble martyr, I choose life.

[@brandonchism6960]

Excellent commentary on the round table. Even if I don't agree with the male with regards to use of force I respect that he finally was able to see where you two are coming from and how guns can be valuable tools in the moment of need. Thanks for inciting more conversation.

[@kollinkirby8218]

#MVG I have a 1873 winchester that belonged to my great great grandfather.Its been passed down to me through the family. to me the gun is priceless.

[@ianfrederik7981]

it's been said by others, and I'll say it again. this is my favorite show/series on youtube.

[@JamesSalomon947]

I love the debates - the best one so far!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@iansangster141]

The Australian guy is completely naive of what happens in the real world.

[@DarkTrunksSj3]

Ian Sangster I want the Crack he is smoking to think that nothing bad is going to happen to me.

[@iansangster141]

Same here hahaha

[@DDRguy133]

I get what's going on in his head, but it still makes no sense. Colion is slowly turning David around on guns when he actually will listen, but he's one of the stubborn types that will stick to his stance as much as possible. He's starting to see that people are sometimes more interested in guns for the mechanisms, target shooting, and craftsmanship, than they are for just self defense. If more pro gun law reform people watched this show, they'd probably change their views as well.

[@iansangster141]

I agree if gun making was seen more as a craft and guns seen more as an instrument/piece of history/ art it wouldn't be seen as such an "evil" thing.

[@thurin84]

as are most people who support gun control.

[@BobsBurgers6996]

i love how the chick jumps in being like fuck ya!

[@killer13324]

The Aussie is so naive it really hurts. I want so bad to go through the screen and tell him in his face that his brand of naivete has and DOES get people killed. And i also want to tell him that when it comes down to it who's life is more valuable, the attacker or the victim? And if he says that they're equal in value i'd call him on his bullshit and tell him point blank that the life of the attacker has no value when weighed against the life of an innocent person much less the person being victimized by the attacker. It's why it's a justified homicide when the attacker is killed by the victim. +Colion Noir please, on camera, ask him the following: "If you had to choose who dies between the victim and the attacker who's life would you choose to have ended? There is no other option the attacker presents a clear threat to the victim, who dies?" If he has to think about it at that point, i thank god he doesn't have a gun and if he can't choose he needs to become a hermit. It's a very common and normal line of thought that if the choice had to be made, the attacker would be the one to end up dead.

[@GrimsDivine]

Jormungand13324 his views arent held by all Australians, There are senseless and naieve people but there is alot of people here who are fighting for our rights back

[@killer13324]

GrimsDivine oh i'm just talking about him in particular. Several have been vocal in warning Americans against similar policies.

[@GrimsDivine]

I'm glad to hear it, everytime he's opened his mouth on this show I've cringed, hopefully Colion can show him sense

[@AlwayzPr0]

I can't tell if it is 100% serious or just has not idea what is actually going on in the real world.

[@killer13324]

Harrison William i have a better idea of what's going on in the real world than anyone who is a loyal democrat. Reality has a right-wing lean in these matters. It takes a right-winger to end a war quickly, a left-winger to prolong the conflict. It takes a right-winger to make the hard choices, a left-winger to choose the feel-good route.

[@treyfromflorida]

I couldn't believe the words coming out of Davids mouth.

[@matt3580]

I mean who would value the life of a terrorist more that the life of some kids at school?!?!?

[@ericd4772]

This AG's mindset is petrifying. Incredible discussion and so eye opening...they really don't live in "reality". Wow!!!!

[@MrMalicious5]

Love the Counterstrike sound replacements.

[@questionableidentity1]

Hmm I missed those sounds

[@josephglassjr.2816]

My #MVG is my Anderson AM-15 it came with the red dot FireField Optics 5.56/223.. my first rifle has always been my bread and butter... from the butt stock to the flash suppressor right down to the trigger... I love all my guns but it holds a special place in my heart...

[@NoStepOnSnake1776]

Best KZbin channel ever. You can tell a lot of effort goes in these videos

[@piper2458]

good to see you back. Looking forward to another great season.

[@EmergencyNightNurse]

You seem to have forgotten the basic fundamental of firearms, as my most valuable gun is a Smith and Wesson model nineteen that saved my life against a pathological felon.Thus it's earned its position as a safe queen even as I continue to carry concealed with a Kahr nine millimeter.

[@ChoppyWaterWhaleWave]

Musache would agree. As a Samurai, the weapon is a tool, not something to like in particular that needs to be babied, but something that is meant to work and get used and which wears out as needed in the process of doing this job.

[@brofist1959]

@@ChoppyWaterWhaleWave Tools have different purposes. Sure, a samurai is going to be using a sword, but one with money to spare might buy a particularly artistic piece to hang on the wall or to use in a show or in training rather than in actual combat. Different guns serve different purposes. I might buy a Colt 1911 or a p226 to carry into a combat situation, and I might buy an M&P to carry, but I just might buy a Hudson H9 to go to the range and have a good time (or, hell, even carry it in an urban environment if I want to do that). Not everything needs to be able to survive the swamps of Vietnam, the open ocean, the mud of somewhere in Scotland after a month straight of rain (or, your average day in Scotland), and the sands of the Sahara. Sometimes, you just want something a little fun and interesting, and sometimes I just want to put something cool looking or particularly artistic up on my wall. After all, guns aren't only useful for war, they're also useful for competition, and they're just damn fun to shoot just by themselves.

[@genmoe33]

Noir! I am a Corrections Sgt and have worked in 4 different facilities in 4 different states. I have dealt with the most extremes in human behavior. When your Australian friend said he hoped he could talk them down I just about flipped! I have talked a lot of people off the edge, but there are a lot of people you cant talk down or reason with. Those people will stop at nothing to cause as much pain as possible and some times for no reason other than the deep seeded desire to cause pain to others. I have also met many victims of violent and sexual crime during parole hearings that I stood guard over. I have also met burglary, theft and robbery victims . I can tell you, for these people, the pain does not stop after the physical wounds heal or after the loved one is put in the ground. For most of these victims the psychological pain they experienced will always haunt them. The only people I have met that stopped themselves from becoming victims were those who were armed and ready to defend them self and their family. I can't blame people for thinking they can reason or logic with someone and stop them from doing something horrible. I use to think the same thing until I started working in the prison system. It was there I learned that evil is just evil and there are some people who cant be reasoned with no matter how well you know them, get along with them or how well you can reason with them. Also, I work in a "gun free" world where not even the officers carry guns inside the prison walls. The amazing thing is, violence still happens, people still die and weapons are still made from ordinary items. People who want to kill and hurt will do it weather they have a gun or not. In these cases its usually the strong that prey on the weak. So I leave with this parting thought; Pretending evil does not exist or thinking it could never happen to me does not change the fact that evil does exist and any one of us can be confronted by it at any time for any reason. All it takes is evil to show up once. Will you or your family be a victim or will you fight back? The choice is yours. Respectfully, A Corrections Sgt.

[@jerlstif]

what you said around 10:30 was friggen great man; thank you so much for this episode!

[@Guitarmike]

God bless you Sir. A wonderful video trip though America. I loved it,

[@thurin84]

youve impress me again colion. youve made me see guns in yet another way even after 34 years of gun ownership. guns are a tool for me, and some guns are pieces of history to me. but guns as art (as opposed to guns as anti gun art) for arts sake? thats a new one. would, if i had unlimited funds ever pay millions for meteorite guns? probably not. but they are damn cool. the closest thing id seen as far as "gun art" would be those commemorative "limited collectible) "historical" gun commemorating historical events with a lot of added shiny bling. i always thought (and still do) of them as rather silly and a waste of money (but to each their own). but i can get my head around guns as art even though im not really an artful person. youve taught an old dog a new trick. bravo! well ,ill give david this. at least hes honest about never having had to face such a situation because its clear his opinion is formed never having faced such a situation. apparently hes never heard about gang members "making their bones" where the whole point of the robbery is to injure or kill the victim to prove their loyalty on joining a gang. reasoning them not shooting you is highly unlikely in such a situation. the only perpetrator likely to be swayed is one whos already looking for an out. i understand being passionate in your beliefs and there are things i would chose death over, but using an implement in the situation it was, in part, designed for is not one of them. he says hes not "anit right for YOU to own a gun......" im gonna call bullshit. i mean read his shirt. what does he think gun control laws are about. self governance? no. its about controlling others rights to own guns. so because he lacks the imagination to see a situation where HE needs a gun were all supposed to alter OUR RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES to fall in line? what arrogance.

[@thurin84]

oh and since i am an old dog and dont text, tweet, or whatever the de jour social media is. heres my most valuable guns, because i cant just narrow it down to one. 1st is the 1st gun i ever owned. a ww1/reichswehr era g98. it was a right of passage as i was raised by my anti gun grandmother, and marginally anti gun mother who made me return the 1st gun i ever purchased when i got it home. a semi auto .22 (at age 17). i got the g98 at an auction making the return process difficult and was able to convince my grandma and mom that i would be a responsible gun owner and it would not be a problem. and so it was. 2. my c98 broomhandle mauser since it my alltime favorite pistol. its a bit of a dog being a 7.63 rebored to 9mm but its mine/ 3. my m1 carbine. its a literal piece of history that saved the free world from fascist tyranny. nuff said. 4. my svt 1940 "mr tokarev" because its so badass. when mr tokarev talks peoples ears ring. badass soviet "m1 garand" that also helped save the free world (and the not so free world) from nazi tyranny.

[@gonzoe123]

Stopping a threat is not the same thing as killing some one. James Yeager posted a video about this way of thinking and it really opened my eyes. You never shoot to kill, if you have to shoot, you shoot to stop the threat.

[@johnnyrc9304]

I love the show! Keep them coming CN.

[@rseg2707]

Best episode this season, very inspiring.

[@greysentiede361]

You know when he was holding up the pictures of the 1911's at the beginning and said that the gun was $1 Million + i was thinking that there would be no way that i would ever buy one, but to see it in detail. everything from the grip to the slide to the trigger were made of meteorite, That to me is the final piece to the impossible puzzle. That to me would be like watching Leonardo Da Vinci paint the Mona Lisa. At the time you won't know the significance of it but there is still perfection in every detail.

[@andymoens4818]

Damn those meteor guns look awesome.

[@anthonyburns8999]

I have grown to have a crush on Ja-mes. (sighs)...love bubbles

[@stayvigilant7856]

Just getting started in Loving guns! I have Glock 19 and Stevens 12 gauge pistol grip pump tactical.. love to m both!! Keep em both beside bed at night locked and loaded only got about $650 in both guns..

[@MikeGeney]

I love that he made David think. rather than immediate blind denial which is what I would have expected. This is how you win the anti gun culture war people. Bravo Colion... Bra-freakin-vo.

[@ernestnallen]

I really do like the anti gun round table segment .. I have an appreciation for open discussion/debate. I especially appreciate when the discussion/debate remains respectful and honest. Although I disagree with them I really appreciate that the two are willing to participate in the segment, thank you and kudos to them.

[@13thCP]

My #MVG is my SBR AR15. It was my first rifle outside of my military career. I connected with it on a level I connect with my best friends. It's been through 6 different configurations, but it's my most valuable.

[@bigchunk1]

My most valued gun is my cheapest gun. My Mosin Nagant is the first firearm I ever owned. I refinished the stock myself and get regular compliments about it from people. I studied it and practiced with it heavily. It taught me how to be a gun owner. I don't have any plans to sell it ever. #mvg

[@shiesty90]

Keep making shows like this Colin.

[@dsally2006]

Your shows are awesome. I can't say much more than that. Keep up the good work.

[@A0Mouse3Called1Wolf1]

Best episode yet. I do wish these where longer. I feel that we are getting little snips of something that I personal would enjoy watching. Not just for entertainment value, I feel there is more there that can start an even deeper conversation. These episodes, I are highlights of a game or series of events that make me want to search for a full recording. Where can I find them?

[@ericnelson763]

One of my favorite shows. Look forward to them like I forward to Hawaii 5-0 each week.

[@pels04]

Best episode yet! I love seeing the look an anti-gunners face when it clicks.

[@TNASTY6688846993]

Gotta say, it's Turkish and cheap, but my old man got me a Hatsan Escort 12 guage when I turned 18 and it was the coolest thing to me. Still sleeps under my bed every night, keeping me my dogs and my other guns safe. Pops also bought me a Ruger Mk. 3 Hunter, there are better .22s out there, but I love that little bastard. I've even bought better guns since then, but I think it's that they remind me of my dad. He's still around and all, I just appreciate that he put so much work into making sure I could take care of myself.

[@MegaScorpio43]

Love my WC Beretta Brigadier also. Fine Choice.

[@acero1219]

Great episode. Ja-mes is adorable.

[@jackbauer5968]

My Remington R1 government model is my most valuable gun. It's a piece of American history. Dudes fought in the trenches on the western front carrying those things. 1911s in general are more American than apple pie. Yes I have glocks and I like them, but the 1911 will always have a special place.

[@jram6042]

David apparently has no concept of how things work in the real world. Giving up you wallet absolutely does not ensure that you will not be shot and killed in a robbery. The terrorists in Paris, San Bernadino etc do not care about your attempts to de-escalate. I appreciate Ja Mes more realistic perspective on the situation, I hope she's there to protect David if he ever finds himself in THAT situation.

[@BCasale3]

Great video and I am excited to see Lasorte back!

[@telpahak]

#MVG My first gun, an H&R Model 999 "Sportsman". I got it for my 7th birthday...in 1972. 9 shot, top break revolver that kept my rather poor family in squirrel meat season after season. I really shouldn't say it's in my collection, as I gave it to my son for his 16th birthday. I think that in 44 years, if you ask him this question, he'd say the same gun. He doesn't shoot other pistols at the range and only reluctantly goes down to the rifle lanes with his old man. That gun has both heart and soul.

[@simlucien]

I loved Season 4, but S5 is just incredible.

[@MaisonHorne]

What a GREAT episode!

[@coalman124]

personally, my fav would be my rem 870 wing master express. got it as a present at 16, and have it to this day and will never get rid of it

[@thehammerman4436]

"I would like to think".... famous last words. He's lucky that there are rough men willing to go into bad situations to defend his right to "think". The world needs more "rough men" IMHO.

[@elim.6199]

Thank you! Colion wow your making progress with the anti-gun roundtable, it baffles me that the guy is still hesitant and what he values more his own life or that of a sociopath, but your making progress. Good job.

[@forzerotoo]

I started watching in season 2, but went back and started over with what I could find of season 1 and watched everything ... and then season 3 came out. I was like "Damn Colion! This is so well done!". And season 3 and 4 kept growing, but I felt a weird turn near the end of season 4. But season 5 .... I mean SEASON 5 .... is, to me, like the first successful launch that NASA ever had. It is clean and well edited. Yet, there is enough detail given regarding an 'anti-gun' persons view and ideals that I feel it can't be seen as biased/one sided. But then again, I am 'pro-gun' so my opinion must already be biased to begin with, right?!?

[@Ajibica117]

This season of NOIR challenge is missing the dialog that made the first so good! To have the waiting contestants be able to commentate was something I found very authentic. This doesn't really have this and it feels like I'm just watching a shooting montage, granted a great montage.

[@poppopscarvinshop]

Fantastic Episode! #MVG is my Single Shot, New England Firearms 20 Gauge Shotgun, because it's all I can afford right now. Thank You Colion, I'm Really Enjoying Your Show and if anti Second Amendment people will Honestly Watch it and Pay Attention to the great points you make, it may change their minds!

[@cephasmartin8593]

A little over 3 years ago I was assaulted by two guys. Until that time I hadn't worried about defending myself. It was at that moment I discovered that I could not and it shook me to my core. I decided then that it would not happen again and a few days later I bought two Ruger Ruger LC9s because, after watching many KZbin videos I learned that two is one and one is none. I also bought several magazines. Later I upgraded to two Ruger SR9Cs and later added two SR1911Ss and a Remington 1911R1S and a few other guns as finances allowed. As far as my favorite, it's hard to say, but I think I'd have to say my first AR15, a beautiful Colt M4 BLACKHAWK from Wal-Mart. I had looked at it every time I went to Wal-Mart, but it was way more than I could afford. I went in late one night and nearly fell over when I saw it. They had knocked 500 dollars off the price. I felt like buying it right then, but I held off and told the clerk I might be back the next day. I finished my shopping and went out to my pickup, started it, and was just ready to pull away when the thought hit me: It might not be there the next day when I got there. So I grabbed my cache of gun money and hurried back in. I watched a video recently that claimed you could buy a gun in 5 minutes. I've never bought one in under 30 minutes and that night was no different, but when I finished my 4473, had it checked, and my NICS background check run; it was well over 30 minutes. But after I gave the clerk my money, she surprised me because I had no idea that it came with a three day survival kit that included a beautiful, and very sharp, hunting knife and fire starters, food, water, a survival knife with a small survival kit in the handle, and a ton of other small but handy items. Then she said she'd need to find its box and case in the back. After a few minutes she came out with the box and went back for the case . . . a big, thick, heavy and strong TSA approved case with the foam inside that you carve out to the shape of your gun. I replaced the Magpul fore end sheath with a nice aluminum quad rail, a Nikon Prostaff BDR scope, a Surefire light, an aluminum folding fore end grip, and a bipod. When my brother came home for pheasant season he was green with envy and couldn't believe what I bought it for. That would have to be my favorite, I suppose, because, like your's, it was my first, and my first brand new long gun in 40+ years. The previous new gun was a Remington 552 Speedmaster .22 caliber rifle.

[@baisden1]

Who is this guys producer? The production value is off the charts!! Colion, I fux wit this series!

[@joejkd82]

Still the best show on youtube

[@Rollermanfromspace]

30-06 model 70 pre64. Thing is an absolute beauty #MVG

[@SeamusMacMattain]

twice, getting out of my car at Walmart, robbed at gunpoint... you may never be in the situation, but those incidents are why I refuse to leave my home without my gun.... Tell that guy he would not be martyred for his beliefs, he would be a corpse that was forgotten... Point being, you don't have to see yourself in a situation to be prepared for it....

[@jrtate1123]

Your show is great! Something is wrong with David! He needs people like us!

[@tacticalultimatum]

What the Aussie guy is basically saying is if he was on some tracks with 30+ other people and a train was coming he wouldn't change the line to kill one terrorist instead.

[@cordellr5175]

Tactical Ultimatum I hope Noir sees this and uses it as an argument against them. Probably the best comparison I've heard for this situation.

[@texanmarksman7879]

#MVG my CZ 2075 d Rami. I grew up shooting 1911s and CZs so i shoot it very well, especially after i put the pearce pinky extension on the 10rd mag. The aftermarket smooth carbon fiber grips keep my shirt from not catching when i bend down and stand back up for concealed carry purposes. they are much better than the standard checkered rubber grips. Overall its my best feeling gun in the hand now and, for me, points the best. And 2,500 rounds in with no malfunctions.

[@35057]

Man...... you have THE life. 😎😎🙏🏼🤜🏼

[@b_rrys]

That new PPL hat is dope from the part on the strip. What's up with those?

[@samronn7315]

Great video! I'm curious as to how David would have responded if you gave him a menu of defense options. If it came down to defending his life would he prefer a bat, knife, tire iron or firearm? I've used that question in the past and it made some people realize that all of those items can be lethal, and for most it showed they just didn't like the idea of firearms, it was no longer about it being a tool to defend themselves but not liking the tool just for what it represented to them.

[@spoonman73]

Yes, I have used the same argument. Followed by, " so you admit that you would be willing to bash someone's brains in with a baseball bat but not use a gun which you may not actually have to fire to stop the crime." That is one thing people don't realize is that you may be able to get them to cease and desist without shooting them.

[@MrClintm91]

Love the show Colion. Keep it up

[@rperiche01]

BEST GUN VIDEOS ON THE INTERNET!

[@daddyspartanvr]

Man it makes me laugh about that aussie guy "Oh gawd pls don shoot here's my wallet" *Cowers in fear*

[@trentanson1]

My #mvg is gotta be my Daniel Defense DDM4V11... I just love that gun. That gun might change in the future, but right now, the DD takes the cake.

[@RedBearstippling]

really enjoyed the show, especially the anti-fun round table.

[@OcSpeed]

I love this! Get this on directtv or dish

[@a1tanner528]

I think Ja-mes is coming around. Another season and I think she will be a gun enthusiast

[@ricks.1092]

Something tells me Ja-Mes, will come around by the end of the season. She might have more work ahead of her, in regard to being informed about firearms. However, I like the progress she's making. As for David, I think he lives in a deluded fantasy world. Who believes what the MSM (media) tells the masses. What David, hasn't figured out, is that there's pure evil in this world. People high on illicit drugs, etc. In which no amount of de-escalating the situation, will work with a deranged perpetrator. When your life is on the line, a firearm, will level the playing field per se. Or perhaps give a person the advantage. At this juncture, the firearm is a tool, which a person is glad the have. I think that's what David is not understanding. And just arguing a point to counter-argue the point..........................I take personal safety for my family and myself very seriously I also, love firearms, in which I have an extensive and large collection. Some of my firearms are meant to use and train with as tools. Others guns are fine collector pieces. And then some other firearms are just cool and rare. That I get enjoyment firing them. I'm fortunate enough to have my own personal ranges on my land. In which, I'm not bothering neighbors or receiving subsequent.................................. I bet if David went out and shot a bunch of different types of firearms for fun. He might come around. Anytime I shot with someone, who's shooting for the first time. Always walks away with a big smile and simply says..."that was a lot of fun." One more thing, it appears that Ja_mes, is being more Open Minded with these round table discussions. I wish I could say the same for David. Hence, I do give both a lot of credit for voicing their opinions and concerns. Their willingness to listen to Noir's counter points. All said and done, open and honest dialogue is where both sides need to be. If people are not willing to be open and honest about the subject matter. Then we'll simply continue to go around this perpetual circle of getting nowhere. I like this format best for the Noir Show. Keep up the excellent work. Respectfully submitted, Risk S. M.D.