"The Mob Museum" in Las Vegas Nevada USA

As a Las Vegas resident I felt it was my duty to visit the Mob Museum located in downtown "old Las Vegas" near Fremont street.
If you are a gun guy it is interesting to see the weapons used by both sides of the law. Lots of Thompson submachine guns for sure! I was pleasantly surprised to see they had a firearms simulation video trainer with a real handgun for visitors to use. That was the highlight for me.
And if you are interested in US history or US law or American gangsters...then this is probably a good place to visit if you are ever in Vegas.
Enjoy this sneak peek video.
www.themobmuseum.org

[@RobTheNotary]

I’ve been to this place they also have a court room The building was also a post office

[@JackNapi3r]

Ain't that a kick in the head ! Omg I love the music from those days :)

[@LouieTactical]

Thanks for the awesome tour brother! I really enjoyed it! Man they did not play back then!

[@thebossmmg8657]

I think he was shot In the back of the head

[@owenwolfco.8344]

Just went there Loved it Highly recommended

[@mixflip]

Thanks for watching

[@futuredeadkrieger9458]

Few things the muzzle brake was actually a cuts compensator and the cap gun is a 1903 copy the same as the colt 32 you talked about great video all together

[@IEraiderfan]

Nice I missed that place last time I was in Vegas I will have to make sure and stop there next month when I am in Vegas thanks for the video.

[@mixflip]

I think it was worth the time and money. I enjoyed it for sure.

[@kevindonnelly27]

Looks like a cool place to visit, lot of history there.

[@mixflip]

the history is interesting for sure. The level of city state and federal corruption was probably more interesting than the gangsters themselves. Or should I say....more scary.

[@dylanchew7079]

I played with the S&W .38 revolver simulator. It was fun

[@mig50cc]

This is awesome, thanks for posting! I'm going to Vegas next week and I'll definitely have to check this place out.

[@mixflip]

Enjoy it. Don't forget to try the shooting scenario training.

[@EvolvinEvo]

I believe Albert Anastasia was shot by a couple guys while in the barber chair not cut in the throat

[@thebossmmg8657]

I think he was shot In the back of the head

[@roccoreig3711]

AppendixCarryOG yea he was shot

[@samuraihardware7435]

Yes he was shot, Carlo Gambino got the go ahead to rub him out and one of the shooters was Joey Gallo.

[@RobTheNotary]

The barber shop is now a Starbucks

[@cutweldngrind]

I was expecting to see more. My taxi took forever to find this place, we had 1/2 coupons.

[@johnnyboy-ws3we]

I went their when I was on vacation in February

[@Willy2Gunz]

My friend found all the crimescene photograph from valentines day massacre. The were inside of a morgue drawl.

[@mixflip]

Gruesome find.

[@TheTacDaddy]

Cool vid, thanks for sharing!

[@mixflip]

Thanks for watching... a different kind of gun video.

[@professionalblackman1489]

How much did it cost to go in

[@theskipper8868]

Guns from the good ol days

[@krazy45cat]

Thanks for the tour !!!

[@mixflip]

Thanks for watching. I have to put a Thompson submachine gun on my bucket list to shoot.

[@krazy45cat]

mixflip You are so far ahead of me on the bucket list . Have you ever thought of videoing in the storm drains where people have gone to live in ? I saw it on the discovery channel .

[@mixflip]

krazy45cat I've heard about those storm drain people. I have a nice storm drain near my house in an empty subdivision that is being built. I think it would make for a great shelter if we had to go underground for some reason. I'm paranoid of confined spaces though due to my years as a refinery firefighter. I fear low oxygen down there or deadly gases....lol

[@krazy45cat]

mixflip Thats not a good thing ,Gerry

[@mig50cc]

I actually got a chance to shoot a tommy gun a few weeks ago at my local range. Gunsmith was doing some work on it and taking shots with it. I went over to him and he just let me have at it! After shooting about 30 rounds I was toast, that thing was heavy!

[@lioncelica5170]

That Colt is actually a mislabeled Springfield.

[@fransuar55ify]

I love the mob museum i go evertime im in vegas

[@OneGenericName]

Some interesting stuff in the gift shop, do they have a website online?

[@mixflip]

Check the link below the video to see if they have a retail section?

[@SOCORROGM]

going to Las Vegas 4 Feb for 4 day where is this close to the Plaza

[@mixflip]

barry graham about 3 blocks away.

[@sparechainge]

Idk if it's a dumb question but how did they get the wall there

[@mixflip]

They labeled each brick then took it apart....then re assembled it by the numbers.

[@quarant1353]

50 or 100 - NOT 75 round drum.

[@mixflip]

Are sure that’s all it was?

[@DeepSingh-mz9zj]

nice guns

[@Anthony-bo9uh]

WAIT HOLD THE FUCK UP, THE WEAPONS TRAINING VIDEO WAS MADE IN MY FUCKIN NEIBORHOOD!

[@mixflip]

What the fuck?

[@TheHamsterBrigade]

Albert Anastasia was shot l thought that was common knowledge

[@Ohms_Won]

Barber chair at the Park Sheraton hotel

[@SOCORROGM]

Yes, but where is Jimmy Hoffa?

[@full_charge]

barry graham sleeping with the fishes.

[@muleteam66]

that was an early sw 59 9mm

[@mixflip]

It looked very familiar. I carried the 4006 for years.

[@jessereiter328]

times thy are a changing today you nee to have your ar 15 if you want to live

[@RobTheNotary]

Too bad they couldn’t get the barber chair that Johni Torio died and when he got a heart attack in 1957

[@jamesfarmer6004]

It's a damnable shame the famous Thompson sub-machinegun, including both the pre-World War II Models 1921 and 1928 (manufactured by Colt Firearms under license from Auto-Ordnance Corp) are usually associated with gangster, mobsters, and formerly organized crime. The Thompson was designed and intended rightly as both a military and police weapon: U..S. Army, Navy, Marine Corp, Coast Guard and of course law enforcement: local municipal police, county sheriffs, state police and highway patrol, and federal: FBI, Secret Service, Customs, Border Patrol, etc. For more on this subject I endorse these online videos below: NRA Tales Of The Gun: The Tommy Gun Hickock 45: Has an online You Tube video on the Thompson sub-machinegun. R. Lee Ermey's "Lock and Load". Even the online historical video: "U.S. Army Military Police Corps" (documentary) The vast majority of Thompson sub-machine guns I have already alluded to were already in use by law enforcement, the military, including being stored inside prison arsenals. During World War II (1939-1945) the Thompson saw extensive use among *Allied troops and commandos, including the British and Canadians. It would continue on seeing action during the Korean War (1950-1953) and into the early stages of the Vietnam War (1961-1975). The adoption of the M-14 rifle in May 1957 by the U.S. Army (later the Marine Corp), and also the M-16 rifle which eventually replaced the M-14, would eventually declare the Thompson obsolete in the U.S. Armed Forces. *Yes, including in the hands of U.S. Army Military Police, including British and Canadians, guarding prisoners of war: especially Nazi SS and Japanese war criminals awaiting trials for war crimes, atrocities, etc. James A. "Jim" Farmer Merrill, Oregon (Klamath County)

[@pkdavis]

Police can't shot from a moving vehicle? Wrong.

[@mixflip]

pkdavis1495 every department has it's own policy. Shooting from a moving vehicle is not taught in any police academy in America.

[@quarant1353]

Totally negative.

[@mixflip]

Quar ant huh?

[@mixflip]

Quar ant what does that mean?