your work towards preserving this stuff is incredible and you are honestly becoming the finest war museum in the country if you aren't already, thank you so much for gathering all these artifacts in one place.
Man I sure hope I get the chance to come visit your museum 🐉 man. So cool & you seem like the coolest nicest. I could listen to you all day learning about all this. So cool & thank you for what you do!
Toured the museum several years ago. Obviously a lot has changed and been added. Time for another visit! To anyone even remotely interested - make the time, it is well worth it!
Schön zu sehen, dass Sie immer noch in guter Verfassung sind, Mr. Bernstein, Sie sind wirklich eine starke Inspiration! Und das Museum ist unglaublich!
My Grandfather was a Revolutionary War Re-enactor . 4th Artillery Continental Army. Spent many of Summers at Forts from Ticonderoga too Fort York in Toronto were we would Do Huge Battles with 100s thru 1000s of Us doing Displays of The Artillery used them. From Forced Marches in 100deg heat In All Period Clothes (mostly Wool and Leather) to Pulling a 8lb Solid Brass Cannon By Manpower Every Year At the Local Parade where His Cannon would Sound To Start the Parade for upwards of 30years. I was a GoFor then Once I learned The Marches and Cadence I became a Powder Boy Bringing the Powder Charge to The Loader To Load Into the Cannons Breach. This was late 80s-90s then My Younger Cousins Did the same into the 2000s when Grandpa Started to Lose a Step. His Cannon Is on Lone to the Smithsonian Now and Most of all his Revolutionary Flintlock muskets are still in Use with His Friends who still Go around and TEACH kids about The Forgotten wars. Every time I see your Enthusiasm I see My Grandpa Chuck , and I’m in my 40s now I still have friends from Elementary 1980s Tell me to this Day How My Grandpa Bringing GUNS INTO MY SCHOOL DISTRICT And teaching them About The Weapons and The Wars They were used In. Your The Last Of A Dying Breed DRAGON MAN and thankyou for educating So Many Ppl
Ein geiler Typ ! Alles so interessant. Da kommt man gar nicht mit so viel Klamotten hat er ! Super ! Falls ich mal in die USA kommen sollte was immer ein Traum von mir war dann schau ich bei ihm vorbei. Gruß Markus👍👍👍
$20 for a 2 hour tour of this collection is fucking insane. I have no other reason to go to Colorado other than to make it out here. As much as I’d want to visit the shooting range and motorcross track, as those are my other 2 favorite things in the world, cool history shit is a little bit more rare and important to me lol
john wilkes booth, ,,, according to the internet the Indians used 6-8 different type rifles at little big horn..was the bayonet on the french rifle used to hold up the white flag?
I thought the natives had Winchesters during the Last Stand. Oh well they were STILL leagues ahead of the US Army. Really sick that back then any soldier (YES Custer was an asshole) would be issued an inferior rifle
@Sir Isaac Brock I’m not saying all natives don’t like the word “Indian“ the ones who prefer the word Indian are just not taught about their history which is sad and if you’re a native that prefers to be called Indian you are simply not taught about your ancestry and life way before Europeans came to America The fact is you’re a native American not Indian Indians are from India not America
I believe I am correct in saying that the actor (and activist) Russell Means always referred to himself as ‘an Indian’. This was because he was never comfortable referring to himself as a ‘Native American’ and also because the term ‘Indian’ was a constant reminder that, from the very beginning, White European settlers didn’t understand, or much care about, Native American culture.
@@pauldeegan6652 That is just one person and individuals but as a whole they are called native Americans because they are native to America and I do not doubt that you are correct about what he said but as I say he’s a individual
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your work towards preserving this stuff is incredible and you are honestly becoming the finest war museum in the country if you aren't already, thank you so much for gathering all these artifacts in one place.
1000%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This gentleman must have the best museum in America! Unbelievable artifacts! Much respect to this man!
There's nothing more Amazing than to hear an older gentleman tell the tales of all the wars he has been through. Thank you.
I am 22 and I am inspired and have started my own collections
If every man in america was dragonman there would be no crime and everything would be better
This is so cool so cool
Thanks for preserving history. PRICELESS..
DragonMan never stop being awesome. Truly a real American treasure.
thank you for preserving these things. God Bless America!
George Custard?! Dude you are a legend for saving all of this history!
Yup George Custard and John Spooth
Was just binge watching your videos when this notification popped up
Dragon 🐲 man is an American treasure yahoooo.
I live all the way in Idaho, but I will one day be over to Colorado just to check out your awesome Museum and meet you Dragonman! :)
God Bless America! Great Job!
Thank you for your dedication DM
Awesome collection, keep adding to it. The history could be lost without people like you Dragonman!!!
Love these videos this one pituitary because he refers to John Wilkes Booth as “John Spooth” and that is hilarious
Wow! I could spend 12 hours in that museum Mr. Dragon Man!
Dragon man is a piece of amazing history himself
God bless the Dragonman for preserving US history in these dark times in our country
Those headdresses are beautiful
Awesome history display there sir, thank you for sharing and love your videos. Much love and gratitude
I could listen to this legend talk all day, great work mate
thank you for preserving such historical pieces while also displaying all of it for education. you're the best, Dragonman
The most noble war there was! Great display
Man I sure hope I get the chance to come visit your museum 🐉 man. So cool & you seem like the coolest nicest. I could listen to you all day learning about all this. So cool & thank you for what you do!
dude you are insane, every video is just sick - thank you for your passion!
I would love to spend a day with this guy … I Love history
Toured the museum several years ago. Obviously a lot has changed and been added. Time for another visit! To anyone even remotely interested - make the time, it is well worth it!
I plan on coming in April for a museum tour and look very much forward to it! God bless you dragon man
This is exactly what I wanted to find! I love learning more about the Revolutionary War.
Amazing museum those old guns are in great condition.
Many of the arms look like genuine antiques but the mannequins are primarily costume grade junk. This guy is quite the enthusiast!
amazing collection
Schön zu sehen, dass Sie immer noch in guter Verfassung sind, Mr. Bernstein, Sie sind wirklich eine starke Inspiration! Und das Museum ist unglaublich!
My Grandfather was a Revolutionary War Re-enactor . 4th Artillery Continental Army. Spent many of Summers at Forts from Ticonderoga too Fort York in Toronto were we would Do Huge Battles with 100s thru 1000s of Us doing Displays of The Artillery used them. From Forced Marches in 100deg heat In All Period Clothes (mostly Wool and Leather) to Pulling a 8lb Solid Brass Cannon By Manpower Every Year At the Local Parade where His Cannon would Sound To Start the Parade for upwards of 30years. I was a GoFor then Once I learned The Marches and Cadence I became a Powder Boy Bringing the Powder Charge to The Loader To Load Into the Cannons Breach. This was late 80s-90s then My Younger Cousins Did the same into the 2000s when Grandpa Started to Lose a Step. His Cannon Is on Lone to the Smithsonian Now and Most of all his Revolutionary Flintlock muskets are still in Use with His Friends who still Go around and TEACH kids about The Forgotten wars. Every time I see your Enthusiasm I see My Grandpa Chuck , and I’m in my 40s now I still have friends from Elementary 1980s Tell me to this Day How My Grandpa Bringing GUNS INTO MY SCHOOL DISTRICT And teaching them About The Weapons and The Wars They were used In. Your The Last Of A Dying Breed DRAGON MAN and thankyou for educating So Many Ppl
Crazy impressive! The insurance must be a small fortune. I've never seen anything like this.
Super cool
Look at beautiful flags American flag and the confedrate rebel battle flag.
Thumbs up. Nice and impressed museum.
I'd love to come see this. Hopefully someday I'll be able to make it.
DM your colllection is priceless
Your on my bucket list
Dragonman Lets FREEDOM RING.
I love this guy
What an amazing man!
bro's living my dream
God Bless American and the Mels
Thank You! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Ein geiler Typ ! Alles so interessant. Da kommt man gar nicht mit so viel Klamotten hat er ! Super ! Falls ich mal in die USA kommen sollte was immer ein Traum von mir war dann schau ich bei ihm vorbei. Gruß Markus👍👍👍
$20 for a 2 hour tour of this collection is fucking insane. I have no other reason to go to Colorado other than to make it out here. As much as I’d want to visit the shooting range and motorcross track, as those are my other 2 favorite things in the world, cool history shit is a little bit more rare and important to me lol
very nice
The trapdoor rifles were actually developed right after the Civil War ended.
Smart move with starting with the drums. Good day to you.2.5
john wilkes booth, ,,, according to the internet the Indians used 6-8 different type rifles at little big horn..was the bayonet on the french rifle used to hold up the white flag?
awesome! hope i get to visit one day!
Dang you have tbe best collection
This is really fucking cool
Revolutionary war uniforms are extraordinarily rare. Are yours real or repros? And your Civil War uniforms?
Love the video 📹 n the channel 😀
Lest We never forget.
I bet if he actually had Lincolns assassins gun, he would show it off casually
If you need some extra space for some of those weapons you can mail them to me. I'll keep some at my house for you...
Look at that you could defeat half of canada with that room alone.
@Tele---Gram_dragonmans_yt Nice Troll move as if I believe you.
Amazing,, So Cool
I thought he was gonna say thats the actual gun that killes Lincoln i was shook lol but thats still pretty cool
As an Australian is it weird that I have a fascination for the American Civil war and war of independence?
Nice!
He should build a room for the Indian wars
Happy Saturday to you dragon man I am not really Darlene my name is Andy they call me😂jk..besides that we appreciate your videos. 2.5
Their you go. You can't forget the Native Americans. We helped form both these countries and we are hardly recognized for it.
Native pride.
Apache Indian here. Great stuff nice that everything is so well preserved. Do you have anything from the apache wars (geronimo, chochise, etc)
Would love to see some of these guns fired!
Keep your powder dry. Have a nice day folks
I thought the natives had Winchesters during the Last Stand. Oh well they were STILL leagues ahead of the US Army. Really sick that back then any soldier (YES Custer was an asshole) would be issued an inferior rifle
If someone had 10 live times it wouldn't be enough to do what you've done.
Mr. Dragonman I'm your missing brother I want to come live with you Lol
2:30 John Sbooth??
Yahooo
Where can I visit this place?
How big is you're museum it seems to be bigger than the entirely of USA
We have been killing each other for far too long
12th, 10 February 2023
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Indian the Indians from India
Just got an message. From a scammer. Pretending to be you .. Gonna block and report user..Just in case anybody else gets a message..
They are native Americans not “Indians” I’m saying it with all respect calling Native Americans “ Indians”would be very disrespectful towards them
@@dystopiaisutopia Yh
@Sir Isaac Brock I’m not saying all natives don’t like the word “Indian“ the ones who prefer the word Indian are just not taught about their history which is sad and if you’re a native that prefers to be called Indian you are simply not taught about your ancestry and life way before Europeans came to America The fact is you’re a native American not Indian Indians are from India not America
I believe I am correct in saying that the actor (and activist) Russell Means always referred to himself as ‘an Indian’. This was because he was never comfortable referring to himself as a ‘Native American’ and also because the term ‘Indian’ was a constant reminder that, from the very beginning, White European settlers didn’t understand, or much care about, Native American culture.
@@pauldeegan6652 That is just one person and individuals but as a whole they are called native Americans because they are native to America and I do not doubt that you are correct about what he said but as I say he’s a individual
who cares
Wow I didn’t know you had this era of a setup !
0:08 Yahoooo!