Nope they arentv200 dollar bags every shop in my area gives bag or case with purchase of a gun. Also they keep cheap bags for those who don't have a bag and they can use the bag or case to bring the gun in. Called common courtesy and how you stay open
@@user-fh2ir6lq1n Yes, because how its done where you live is the same way it is done in every state and common wealth of the United States. Also, using your "logic", these business are running in the negative. Because they weren't given rifle bags, for free, to hand to you, for free (with purchase). They have calculated the cost of the bag and added that price into the firearm. Ex., Amazon, thing 1 for $20 + $10 S&H OR thing 2 for $29.99 + free shipping! Grow up.
@@ochnopportillo They most likely get the bags for free from supplier so I don't think they care. Promoting gun safety is always a positive thing. Check with your local shop you may be surprised that they offer this service. If they think you are dodgy they can always take a copy or inspect your ID before loaning you the bag. Things can be done to minimise the risk of theft.
Shop I work at has a sign that says to tell us before you bring guns in, more often than not there isn't a case or bag which isn't a huge deal where we're at, only what someone pulls a ccw.
If someone walks into a gun store holding the barrel pointed towards everyone in the store, and subsequently racks a round, I can almost guarantee he'd be neutralized in a couple seconds
@slxyter1800 you don't know if that gun is loaded or not, as far as you know he just loaded a round into the chamber and is pointing the weapon in your direction. That's what you'd be protecting yourself from.
Probably not. Normalcy bias. People have dealt with enough dummies that instead they would reach for their guns but probably not pull them. If the person had ill intent they could get 2 rounds off before anyone even returned. Average gun owner is slow and inaccurate. Most buy them to feel cool and rarely do the required training. That’s IMO.
It's because there are so many signs that say nothing that people just stop reading them all together. Thats why you should just stick to the most important signs and make them Short, to the point and in bold print. If I see 30 signs on a door I'm not stopping to read them all.
did you even watch the same short as us? he said “use” as in borrow to transport it from the car to shop and back, he implied giving the bag back after the firearm was secured again
Youd be shocked. Not only that but most of those idiots think it's a perfectly normal thing to walk into a place of buisness for walking in with an unsheathed firearm and will get offended if you tell them not to do that.
Seen it happen. It's waaay too common of an occurrence for employees to get worked up about. People generally understand that there's a lot of idiots out there. In gun stores, you get a lot of idiots with guns. Besides, there are relatively few armed robberies attempted during business hours in a gun shop, because even the idiots understand that most people in there are packing. Anyone who spent any real time behind the counter has been through an interaction obscenely close to this at least once.
That would be a felony. Putting someone in a plausible situation that they could reasonably think they are being robbed, could get you convicted of armed robbery, even if it was just a joke.
@carultch He's saying it would be FUNNY.!!! I'm positive he's well aware it's a felony, THATS what would make it fu- ....Oh Jesus christ I'm gonna stop explaining the joke it ain't funny anymore.!
@@kylethedaleknah it’s just a simple saying don’t show me your gun I won’t show you mine there’s a right way and wrong way to do things. You definitely just don’t barge in anywhere with a gun and racking it back and fourth.
@@doughboy9771 I know, but in some areas everyone is open carrying pistols and got rifles on their backs or in their hands. And they aren’t hurting anyone so what is the issue?
Its usually just ignorance and thats not an insult, just the lack of knowledge yet is all...to this day when someone hands me a gun I wanna know everything bout it, want some type of comfort with it
This one time, an old friend I was around and I went to a shooting range together. In the front of the entrance door it said in big red letters “BAGLESS GUNS ARE NOT ALLOWED. PLEASE ASK FOR A GUN BAG IF YOU DO NOT HAVE ONE.” My friend didn’t have one and I pointed to it, he looked at me with this confused look. I told him I’ll just go in and ask, he proceeded to not listen and walk in flagging EVERYONE in the store with mag in weapon (it was clear), I freaked out because I saw everyone duck as my buddy behind me was just waving it around like a TH-cam short. Needless to say, he’s not allowed there anymore lol
I’m sure more words were had later. XD I also hope, you did try to explain to him to stay in the car, and you will be back. It mind sound silly, but there are some people that just need things explained to them in very simple terms. This does sometimes apply to me I think, and at some point or another everyone. I’m not talking about guns here, but things in general sometimes. So if I know something, and someone doesnt get it, I try to be as clear as possible.
@@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist yeah I tried to be clear to him but he really didn’t think it was a big deal. It was my fault cause I let him walk in there as I knew it was a big deal. But a lesson was learned and we had fun that day still
The gun shop I use, I have known and been to the range with them for 20 or more years. Leave the gun in the truck/car and ask them how do they want to handle it.
Same here but it's a small rural gun shop with old men running it, they don't bat an eye if you walk through the front door with a hunting rifle or shotgun over your shoulder....granted they'd probably have something to say about racking the thing and having it at low ready..... It's wild to me how tense and keyed up everyone is now a days, not sure if it's because of 9/11 or just because America is falling apart, I'm just glad that my little neck of the woods hasn't changed much...
@@rantional8180 While Mayberry is a nice place to live the rest of the world has moved on from those days. In many cases, you don't get a second chance to get caught sleeping the first time.
Our local store doesn't allow entry with guns UNLESS you're carrying, and even in that instance if you're intending to have it looked at the gun must be CLEARED before entering. All other guns should be brought in in a case after speaking to the person behind the counter and letting them know you'll be entering with a firearm
I was so excited when I bought my rifle I forgot to buy a bag. Came back in the next day with no mag, chamber open, and holding it arms stretched out by the barrel. They laughed at me and threw a rubber thing for me to put in. Then sold me a bag
@kylethedalek public vs private property....that said, I'm kinda with you, shouldn't have to be in a bag, just cleared and carried in a safe manner, like on a sling Ober the back of your shoulder.....I find it funny the younger generation of gun shop employees vs the ones they call fudds. Most old timers wouldn't bat an eye at a guy coming in with a shotgun slung on his back but the younger generations seem like they'd be reaching for thier pistol thinking it's about to go down....everyone keyed up and nervous like a cat in a room full of rocking chairs.
Not really it's normal for.peole.tovtake.their weapon to a gun store for gun smithing.. and there's nothing wrong with walking in with it not in a bag.. the bag DOSENT do anything but hide the type of weapon they are carrying
When you are socially awkward and thought that the only thing to do to show the gun you are holding is safe and unloaded is entering whilst pumping the shotgun, but not just once, but multiple pumps like charging your shot like in Ultrakill shotgun. 😂
Needed a third take with him going into the store firing it repeatedly into the ceiling going "Yeeeeehaw, ya'll do gunsmithin'?" while waving it casually around the counter
You can also use your own case. It's etiquette for transportation, yet could be considered the 5th "safety rule" of guns. This is all to prevent the appearance of "intent" to walk into a business with a potentially loaded firearm. If it's in a case, your intentions are %300 more clear to the store.
@@robertgift6762 It is usually said the four rules are: Always keep your firearm pointed in a safe direction. Treat ALL firearms as if they were loaded. Keep your trigger finger outside the trigger guard and off of the trigger until you are ready to fire. Be certain of your target, your line of fire, and what lies beyond your target. 👍
Probably because all it takes is one AFT agent entrapping them once for overlooking something seemingly trivial to get shut down. Did you walk in with a polo shirt, skinny jeans and sunglasses. lol.
This is the nice staged version. In reality, As soon as he came through the door and racked that slide , Before he could get "hey man..." out, guns would be pointed at him, and he'd be screamed at if not rounds already coming his way.
A professionally practiced store would have someone in charge of issuing the challenge to drop the firearm & getting it under control as other employees take positions to back up the contact employee as needed.
@@nicholasramey5763it doesn't get people concerned because you are showing respect for the rules. The gun community, proper, will separate themselves from you definitively if you have a lackadaisical attitude towards accepted procedures.
@@Pipizzakitchen no they want half the gun community just like I am.. I'm not gonna do something just cause it makes people feel safer.. I don't like giving a false sense of safety.. makes no sense.. there's no need to be concerned just cause somebody DOSENT show respect for the rules . Its ignorant and shows that people that think that way shouldn't be working around guns if there scared of people owning and holding guns .
I don’t have a bag or case big enough for some of my rifles, so I always make it a point to double check with somebody at the counter to make sure it’s cool that I bring it inside lol
I have brought lots of guns into buildings for a variety of reasons. You don't necessarily need "a bag" or box or whatever, so this is how you can do it (the second version was relatively decent and close to reality.) 0*) ENSURE THE GUN YOU INTEND TO BRING INSIDE IS UNLOADED, PREFERABLY WITH A CHAMBER FLAG INSTALLED, BUT IT ISN'T ALWAYS NECESSARY 1) Walk into the building without the firearm. 2) Speak to the first associate available and tell them you have a gun to bring in, asking how they would like the gun to be presented (it will ALWAYS be unloaded, preferably with the action open or closed with a chamber flag) 3) Upon hearing how they would prefer the gun be presented, follow each instruction given 4) Regardless of the gun being unloaded, disassembled, or in a non-firing state, ALWAYS keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction [typically, pointed up or down; this depends on the way the area is laid out and where people are located.] 5) While keeping the muzzle of the gun pointed in a safe direction, tell the person receiving the gun how the gun is oriented without opening any case or box it is in, and simply hand it to them. 6) Ensure that you keep enough distance between you and the clerk so that there is no way your body language or movement can be misconstrued as possibly trying to grab the gun until the recipient has verified it is clear for themselves. 7) Before reaching for that or any other gun, explain what you are doing and ask if it is okay for you to do any manipulations [while being mindful of what you're doing and where the gun is pointed.] Even if you are simply in a gun store and want to feel the action or trigger of a gun you are thinking of purchasing, ask the clerk of it is okay for you to aim the firearm in a safe direction before manipulating any parts of the gun. There is literally no such thing as being "too careful" when handling a firearm around other people. It doesn't matter if you have 50 years of experience with firearms or believe the gun to be unloaded, you won't ever find a clerk/associate/RSO that gets upset by thorough safety checks. Plus, they don't take much time and will ALWAYS save lives. Any time you touch a gun, even if you watch someone else do a safety check in front of you, you ALWAYS need to do the same for yourself because there is no reason not to. You can never be too safe around guns. The whole reason they exist is to fire projectiles which are capable of killing. And going into someone else's shop means that you need to be mindful of their wishes and the safety of everyone present. ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS...let those around you know what you are intending to do with a firearm and ensure that you respect their rules and safety. We would all rather deal with a safe newby than an experienced idiot.
Carrying around a firearm, outside of a proper storage case, is asking for trouble. The guy with the hero complex and itchy trigger finger who just pulled up in the parking lot, watching you walk into a gun store with a gun out, doesn't know you just had a conversation with the associate inside.
We have open carry and permitless concealed carry in my state (arkansas). Even with an MMJ card, which is a nice addition that gives the finger to federal law. Guy in the parking lot seeing me walk around with a rifle not in a case, while smoking a J, can mind his own business.
@@anthonyhernandez4266I’m with you as long as they aren’t walking in in the ready position and racking the weapon. Now if they are clearing as in locking back the bolt that’s fine as well. This video seems a little petty among other things.
I always clear my firearm at home, ensure I have no ammo in the case, place the cleared firearm with the action open, magazine empty and removed in the case, padlock it, then I’ll take it to the gun store if I’m going to have work done on it. Of course I’ve worked in a gun shop. I’ve had several loaded guns brought in as unloaded.
Same here but I close my bolt and dust cover and just split the upper and lower real quick since that’ll usually be the first thing anyone does when working on an AR anyway
This literally happened once to me. A huge man tatooed to the hilt walked in carrying a 12 gauge and a fully uniformed police officer was standing near the doorway when it happened. I was about to jump over the display cases.
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*loads shotgun while entering*
*Wakes up in heaven*
He didn't load the shotgun if you paid attention you'd know that
@@Gunautist43 And if YOU paid attention, he didn't wake up in heaven either... So thanks for pointing out the obvious part of the joke 👍🏼
This whole video is a joke
@@ruthlesson-site you can't use part of a situation that didn't even happen and expect it to be relevant or funny smooth brain
@that1streamer53 you passed grade school with the potatoes didn't you?
Just takes the bag and never comes back
Right? 😂exactly what I was thinkin
I just read online if you ever want a free quality gun bag, just go to a gun store and ask for a bag to bring your gun in then leave with it!
@@cranberriesdoodle1450this is why we can't have good things in life 😂😂.
This shit kills nice people.
@@islamicschoolofmemestudiesill be pissed if he jus left with my rife bag😂
@@rioriichy6320 Good people will go extinct if some dick head did more of this shit LOL.
Sign says "Free $200+ Rifle bags, just ask"
Nope they arentv200 dollar bags every shop in my area gives bag or case with purchase of a gun. Also they keep cheap bags for those who don't have a bag and they can use the bag or case to bring the gun in. Called common courtesy and how you stay open
@@user-fh2ir6lq1n Yes, because how its done where you live is the same way it is done in every state and common wealth of the United States.
Also, using your "logic", these business are running in the negative. Because they weren't given rifle bags, for free, to hand to you, for free (with purchase). They have calculated the cost of the bag and added that price into the firearm. Ex., Amazon, thing 1 for $20 + $10 S&H OR thing 2 for $29.99 + free shipping!
Grow up.
They should put that same store etiquette in California they would run out of bags and guns in one day
@@ochnopportillo They most likely get the bags for free from supplier so I don't think they care.
Promoting gun safety is always a positive thing. Check with your local shop you may be surprised that they offer this service.
If they think you are dodgy they can always take a copy or inspect your ID before loaning you the bag. Things can be done to minimise the risk of theft.
Shop I work at has a sign that says to tell us before you bring guns in, more often than not there isn't a case or bag which isn't a huge deal where we're at, only what someone pulls a ccw.
If someone walks into a gun store holding the barrel pointed towards everyone in the store, and subsequently racks a round, I can almost guarantee he'd be neutralized in a couple seconds
Self defense in that situation
@jaytimothy3645 self defense from what?
@slxyter1800 you don't know if that gun is loaded or not, as far as you know he just loaded a round into the chamber and is pointing the weapon in your direction. That's what you'd be protecting yourself from.
Probably not. Normalcy bias. People have dealt with enough dummies that instead they would reach for their guns but probably not pull them. If the person had ill intent they could get 2 rounds off before anyone even returned. Average gun owner is slow and inaccurate. Most buy them to feel cool and rarely do the required training. That’s IMO.
😂😂😂 Neutralized, you must feel so cool using that word.
“I read the sign” that’s a rare occurrence in itself 😂
It's because there are so many signs that say nothing that people just stop reading them all together. Thats why you should just stick to the most important signs and make them Short, to the point and in bold print. If I see 30 signs on a door I'm not stopping to read them all.
Yeah! Like their "Gun Free Zone" sign!!
Especially with the education standards in the U.S.
It was the best part of the video😂
I just told someone this they said “not to many people do that nowadays”😂
Bro got a 250$ gun bag for free lol
250.00?? Nah
80 bucks
250? More like 100 to maybe 120 tops and that's full price, no sales
Wym $250? FB marketplace for $20
did you even watch the same short as us? he said “use” as in borrow to transport it from the car to shop and back, he implied giving the bag back after the firearm was secured again
That's generally a wrong way to enter any store...
I dont think walmart is gonna open up with everything they got though.
“You can’t do that.”
“Wrong.”
Arnie lives
Excellent reference!
De Oozie Nein Millimeetah
Phased plasma rifle in the 40watt range
Excellent accent! @@docptl
"SIKE!!! thanks for the bag suckerr"
It's usually the broken or really cheap
Iv just carried my shit in and out of gun stores. They never said a word about it lol
@@derikshallenburger3162psych! I do embroidery.
That was my first thought
@@jdt9177 Some places have become extremely douchey
As a shop owner I can safely say. PEOPLE DONT READ SIGNS !!
Facts 💯
Shops have signs??
...there are signs????
You guys read?
I always clear my weapons before I even put a plastic color chamber block in the housing our chamber showing it's cleared
My man just casually racked a shotgun walking into a gun store 😂 I half expected the cashier to draw on him!
Strolling up to a gun store while racking a shotgun is probably the craziest concept I’ve ever heard of💀
There’s no way people actually walk into a gun store like that and not expect to get shot
You'd be surprised...
I've had loaded guns pointed at my face by people who were shocked when I immediately kicked them out of the store
I mean, I'm not black. 😮 lol
They don’t, it’s just a stupid internet video for views and clicks
Youd be shocked. Not only that but most of those idiots think it's a perfectly normal thing to walk into a place of buisness for walking in with an unsheathed firearm and will get offended if you tell them not to do that.
Cool way to get a free bag
Get a free bag in both scenarios 🤣 First scenario is an easy way for a free body bag. Second is an easy way to a free gun bag.
@@Chonkasaurusmy thought exactly
The first clip is Cool way for the gun shop to get new stock 😂
@@Chonkasaurusactually highly doubt it is free. I think it is just so he can come in with the gun and then he gives it back
@@danishvexohe means it's free if he don't come back...
I can tell you beyond a shadow of a doubt that the store would NOT be that calm about this
There would be yelling and glocks in hands for sure
@@adamwatkins1150only glocks? Not everyone settles for those fancy hi points. 😂
@@200130769 except hi points are garbage and glock is one of the most reliable pistols there is.
Seen it happen. It's waaay too common of an occurrence for employees to get worked up about. People generally understand that there's a lot of idiots out there. In gun stores, you get a lot of idiots with guns.
Besides, there are relatively few armed robberies attempted during business hours in a gun shop, because even the idiots understand that most people in there are packing.
Anyone who spent any real time behind the counter has been through an interaction obscenely close to this at least once.
that 4runner build is insane
Dude that's what I'm saying
One thing that coulda made this skit priceless, is if the guy walking in the door said jokingly in a dorky voice, “This is a robbery haha JK”.
Yeah that's about how you get your head Relocated off of your body like everybody in a gun store. Carries and most of the patrons do too.
2 seconds later: sees a slug sized hole through his center mass
That would be a felony. Putting someone in a plausible situation that they could reasonably think they are being robbed, could get you convicted of armed robbery, even if it was just a joke.
I've seen it. Young dumb punk almost got blown away.
@carultch He's saying it would be FUNNY.!!! I'm positive he's well aware it's a felony, THATS what would make it fu-
....Oh Jesus christ I'm gonna stop explaining the joke it ain't funny anymore.!
One of the worst ways too enter a gun shop😂😂😂
So you can open carry a gun loaded in public but a gun shop is too far?
@kylethedalek no i mean walking into a gun store while pumping a shotgun like your gonna rob the place is stupid
@@kylethedalek because of safety reasons
@@kylethedaleknah it’s just a simple saying don’t show me your gun I won’t show you mine there’s a right way and wrong way to do things. You definitely just don’t barge in anywhere with a gun and racking it back and fourth.
@@doughboy9771 I know, but in some areas everyone is open carrying pistols and got rifles on their backs or in their hands.
And they aren’t hurting anyone so what is the issue?
As someone who's worked in a gunstore/range, this does happen. Not often but it does happen.
Its usually just ignorance and thats not an insult, just the lack of knowledge yet is all...to this day when someone hands me a gun I wanna know everything bout it, want some type of comfort with it
With the pump racking??
@@priestesslucy3299never a shotty but just about everything else. Including an AR pulled out at the counter and inadvertently aimed at my gut.
@@dannyb9140 pulled out and racked/charged infront of you before they start discussing the issue?
@@priestesslucy3299not intentional, just pure ignorance.
Reading a sign is a near impossible task for most people.
Pumping the shotgun coming in the door 😂
Saint Peter: "What did we learn?"
He wouldn't of made it in the door would of seen him getting out the truck with it
Yeah can't imagine any possible reason someone would think that'd be a good idea in any public place.
That racking would’ve been a quick ticket to the pearly gates 😂
Man even though I knew it was dramatization I got nervous right away 😂
I always go in first and talk to them first about what i'm getting done. And let them know that i'm bringing in a firearm for them to work on.
This one time, an old friend I was around and I went to a shooting range together. In the front of the entrance door it said in big red letters “BAGLESS GUNS ARE NOT ALLOWED. PLEASE ASK FOR A GUN BAG IF YOU DO NOT HAVE ONE.” My friend didn’t have one and I pointed to it, he looked at me with this confused look. I told him I’ll just go in and ask, he proceeded to not listen and walk in flagging EVERYONE in the store with mag in weapon (it was clear), I freaked out because I saw everyone duck as my buddy behind me was just waving it around like a TH-cam short. Needless to say, he’s not allowed there anymore lol
I’m sure more words were had later. XD
I also hope, you did try to explain to him to stay in the car, and you will be back. It mind sound silly, but there are some people that just need things explained to them in very simple terms.
This does sometimes apply to me I think, and at some point or another everyone.
I’m not talking about guns here, but things in general sometimes.
So if I know something, and someone doesnt get it, I try to be as clear as possible.
@@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist yeah I tried to be clear to him but he really didn’t think it was a big deal. It was my fault cause I let him walk in there as I knew it was a big deal. But a lesson was learned and we had fun that day still
The opening scene wouldve ended with a fast draw and lots of screaming. 😂😂
First one is a guaranteed way to get everyone in the gun store drawing on you and possibly shooting
That’s a sick 4Runner 👀
That’s what we all thinking
People used to use bedsheets when I worked at a pawn shop.
We even had a roach fall out of a single shot shotgun when it was opened over the counter.
"Oh, that's just Larry. He lives in the gun, so whoever buys it is gonna have to get real cool with a lot of things real quick."
@@herbderbler1585, the dude swiped it up with his hand and put it in his pocket - lol.
@@jimmorrison306wtf 😂😂😂
Which type of roach are we talking about here?..
@@ChaseBond11,this was the crawling kind, but the clientele liked the other kind, too.
I've put my guns in a guitar case before to avoid this. Owner laughed, but was very appreciative of my effort
A guitar case will get you more girls. Register and vote in every election and support your county sheriff.
The gun shop I use, I have known and been to the range with them for 20 or more years. Leave the gun in the truck/car and ask them how do they want to handle it.
Same here but it's a small rural gun shop with old men running it, they don't bat an eye if you walk through the front door with a hunting rifle or shotgun over your shoulder....granted they'd probably have something to say about racking the thing and having it at low ready.....
It's wild to me how tense and keyed up everyone is now a days, not sure if it's because of 9/11 or just because America is falling apart, I'm just glad that my little neck of the woods hasn't changed much...
@@rantional8180 While Mayberry is a nice place to live the rest of the world has moved on from those days. In many cases, you don't get a second chance to get caught sleeping the first time.
Our local store doesn't allow entry with guns UNLESS you're carrying, and even in that instance if you're intending to have it looked at the gun must be CLEARED before entering. All other guns should be brought in in a case after speaking to the person behind the counter and letting them know you'll be entering with a firearm
I was so excited when I bought my rifle I forgot to buy a bag. Came back in the next day with no mag, chamber open, and holding it arms stretched out by the barrel. They laughed at me and threw a rubber thing for me to put in. Then sold me a bag
Most states you can open carry a rifle in public.
Yet I’m gun shop that’s not allowed?
Wow that’s lame
@kylethedalek public vs private property....that said, I'm kinda with you, shouldn't have to be in a bag, just cleared and carried in a safe manner, like on a sling Ober the back of your shoulder.....I find it funny the younger generation of gun shop employees vs the ones they call fudds. Most old timers wouldn't bat an eye at a guy coming in with a shotgun slung on his back but the younger generations seem like they'd be reaching for thier pistol thinking it's about to go down....everyone keyed up and nervous like a cat in a room full of rocking chairs.
@@kylethedalekyeah well all these little fascists feel morally superior by gun policing everyone else.
@@rantional8180 Their screen name is “Kyle” 😂 that should be all you need to know! 🤭
You would be surprised how often this happens
Not really it's normal for.peole.tovtake.their weapon to a gun store for gun smithing.. and there's nothing wrong with walking in with it not in a bag.. the bag DOSENT do anything but hide the type of weapon they are carrying
It doesn’t. People are just being overly dramatic sissy’s.
@@quiknicky it DOSENT happen or there being over dramatic about the situation
@@nicholasramey5763well,you can’t put your finger on the trigger if it’s in the bag ,right?
@@Bigdeal9898 depending on the bag as I stated before it can still be fired from within the bag .
When you are socially awkward and thought that the only thing to do to show the gun you are holding is safe and unloaded is entering whilst pumping the shotgun, but not just once, but multiple pumps like charging your shot like in Ultrakill shotgun. 😂
What's an ultrakill shotgun? Like benelli or Beretta? 😂
id give the customer a cheaper bag but a bag is appropriate and appreciated from the staff
I always take mine apart before carrying it in
What's the fun in that *😂😂😂😂😂
That’s stupid and a waste of time
I usually conceal carry mine so.....
@@manofthehour5580 lol
@@jamesalvarez890 I was referring to long guns.
Tbh when i first saw this I was half hoping and half expecting the dude to rob the place 😂 I mean the way he walked in with the shotgun 😅
thats the joke....
@@warcraftarthas yes I know, I am not ignorant to humor.
Needed a third take with him going into the store firing it repeatedly into the ceiling going "Yeeeeehaw, ya'll do gunsmithin'?" while waving it casually around the counter
Anyone entering a gun shop the wrong way can be sent to the gates of Heaven real quick.
lmaoo ain’t no way people are that stupid to walk into a gun store like that.
We wouldn't be making a video about it if they didn't. 😂
Wanna bet?
Maybe we’re not, but they’re not us. 🤪😁😆
never underestimate the stupid.
Just look at these comments and you'll see more than enough arguments for a basic level of safety education before handling a firearm
You can also use your own case. It's etiquette for transportation, yet could be considered the 5th "safety rule" of guns.
This is all to prevent the appearance of "intent" to walk into a business with a potentially loaded firearm. If it's in a case, your intentions are %300 more clear to the store.
What are the first 4 rules?
@@robertgift6762 It is usually said the four rules are: Always keep your firearm pointed in a safe direction.
Treat ALL firearms as if they were loaded.
Keep your trigger finger outside the trigger guard and off of the trigger until you are ready to fire.
Be certain of your target, your line of fire, and what lies beyond your target. 👍
Good lord yes I hope people have common sense enough never to walk into any place and rack the shotgun.
I wish gunstore employees were this helpful in real life.
i brought my rifle in once in a bag and he still decided to get an astute some gun shops you just can’t please
gunsmith has the same youtube videos i do 😅
Probably because all it takes is one AFT agent entrapping them once for overlooking something seemingly trivial to get shut down. Did you walk in with a polo shirt, skinny jeans and sunglasses. lol.
I walk into my local pawn shop with my rifle like a Congolese warlord.
The worse place to rob is a gun store 😂
Love this. Education at it's finest. These guys are an example of leading educational videos .
This is the nice staged version. In reality, As soon as he came through the door and racked that slide , Before he could get "hey man..." out, guns would be pointed at him, and he'd be screamed at if not rounds already coming his way.
Doubt that, would just escalate an already tense situation
A professionally practiced store would have someone in charge of issuing the challenge to drop the firearm & getting it under control as other employees take positions to back up the contact employee as needed.
That 4runner is crisp 👌
Right! I have a 21 Trd or premium I bought new. And a 19 Trd or manual Tacoma I need to start working on.
Imagine the bank is next door and he accidentally walks into the wrong building
The "Its not loaded jar" at my local gun store...is terrifying
That gray 4Runner is sick.
God bless you guys! This is a video every individual in the world needs to see.
No they don't.. a bag DOSENT do anything except visually hide the weapon.. DOSENT keep you from having it loaded or anything..
@@nicholasramey5763it doesn't get people concerned because you are showing respect for the rules. The gun community, proper, will separate themselves from you definitively if you have a lackadaisical attitude towards accepted procedures.
@@Pipizzakitchen no they want half the gun community just like I am.. I'm not gonna do something just cause it makes people feel safer.. I don't like giving a false sense of safety.. makes no sense.. there's no need to be concerned just cause somebody DOSENT show respect for the rules . Its ignorant and shows that people that think that way shouldn't be working around guns if there scared of people owning and holding guns .
That guy's just giving away free gym bags.
Common sense is close to non existent now a days😂 love yall video's keep teachin!
You're in Louisiana it's going to happen.
Lol yes siirrrr😂😂
Lol gosh you don't want a ray of bullets hitting you 😂😂
I don’t have a bag or case big enough for some of my rifles, so I always make it a point to double check with somebody at the counter to make sure it’s cool that I bring it inside lol
Runs away with the bag laughing like a maniac
They are not called gun shops they are called freedom shops
I have brought lots of guns into buildings for a variety of reasons. You don't necessarily need "a bag" or box or whatever, so this is how you can do it (the second version was relatively decent and close to reality.)
0*) ENSURE THE GUN YOU INTEND TO BRING INSIDE IS UNLOADED, PREFERABLY WITH A CHAMBER FLAG INSTALLED, BUT IT ISN'T ALWAYS NECESSARY
1) Walk into the building without the firearm.
2) Speak to the first associate available and tell them you have a gun to bring in, asking how they would like the gun to be presented (it will ALWAYS be unloaded, preferably with the action open or closed with a chamber flag)
3) Upon hearing how they would prefer the gun be presented, follow each instruction given
4) Regardless of the gun being unloaded, disassembled, or in a non-firing state, ALWAYS keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction [typically, pointed up or down; this depends on the way the area is laid out and where people are located.]
5) While keeping the muzzle of the gun pointed in a safe direction, tell the person receiving the gun how the gun is oriented without opening any case or box it is in, and simply hand it to them.
6) Ensure that you keep enough distance between you and the clerk so that there is no way your body language or movement can be misconstrued as possibly trying to grab the gun until the recipient has verified it is clear for themselves.
7) Before reaching for that or any other gun, explain what you are doing and ask if it is okay for you to do any manipulations [while being mindful of what you're doing and where the gun is pointed.]
Even if you are simply in a gun store and want to feel the action or trigger of a gun you are thinking of purchasing, ask the clerk of it is okay for you to aim the firearm in a safe direction before manipulating any parts of the gun. There is literally no such thing as being "too careful" when handling a firearm around other people. It doesn't matter if you have 50 years of experience with firearms or believe the gun to be unloaded, you won't ever find a clerk/associate/RSO that gets upset by thorough safety checks. Plus, they don't take much time and will ALWAYS save lives. Any time you touch a gun, even if you watch someone else do a safety check in front of you, you ALWAYS need to do the same for yourself because there is no reason not to.
You can never be too safe around guns. The whole reason they exist is to fire projectiles which are capable of killing. And going into someone else's shop means that you need to be mindful of their wishes and the safety of everyone present.
ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS...let those around you know what you are intending to do with a firearm and ensure that you respect their rules and safety. We would all rather deal with a safe newby than an experienced idiot.
Carrying around a firearm, outside of a proper storage case, is asking for trouble. The guy with the hero complex and itchy trigger finger who just pulled up in the parking lot, watching you walk into a gun store with a gun out, doesn't know you just had a conversation with the associate inside.
We have open carry and permitless concealed carry in my state (arkansas). Even with an MMJ card, which is a nice addition that gives the finger to federal law. Guy in the parking lot seeing me walk around with a rifle not in a case, while smoking a J, can mind his own business.
Who the actual hell would think it's okay to walk in? Wielding a shotgun and talk it back, right as you entered the store.
Dudes life expectancy dropped like a rock when he racked the shotgun.
Finally someone showed the RIGHT way on how to do it 😂
"I read the sign" - No American anywhere, ever
Cameraman is always ready to record whatever happens. Amazing.
I feel like he'ds been met with a bit more hostility for walking into a gun store and charging the shotgun
It takes a special type of stoopid to bring a gun like that to a GUN STORE 😂
Got it The best way and the non normal way 😂😂😂 read the person not the gun 💀🤣🤣🤣
"do you have any bags?"
yes *give bag*
oh *never see the bag again*
Ahh easy theft charges. Makes sense
Most polite salesman around, no questions asked free soft cases, genius, you know you're getting future business fosho
Wait, you have to put your gun in a bag? Why can't you just give it to him?
Because these guys are pyssies
Bcs that can be hella dangerous
@@Sheep-Shagger but how??
@@Sheep-Shagger ur one to talk. Lmao 🐒🐒🐒
@@anthonyhernandez4266I’m with you as long as they aren’t walking in in the ready position and racking the weapon. Now if they are clearing as in locking back the bolt that’s fine as well. This video seems a little petty among other things.
Good to see not everyone hit the floor like a child during a tornado drill.
>Dude hops back in car and drives off with $80 bag.
Im sorry but "how are you" absolutely killed me
Homie racked the shotgun 😂
Bro came in like Trevor doing a heist robbery
These are the kind of people who don't understand why Skyrim guards say something when you walk towards them with a drawn sword
Proceeds to get blasted as he enters the door
That first one isn’t going to be met with such a nice response
The reload got me dying😭💀
I fully expected the clerk to have his sidearm pointed and ready when the camera panned over to him
Yooo, first 5 seconds had me cracking up
Do that terminator gunstore scene, " Hey buddy you cant do that" " wrong"
Bro cocked it while walking in 😂😂😂😂😂 I can’t stop laughing at that
Omg right from the beginning im laughing out loud on the toilet at midnight waking up my family. 😂
Bruh when he walked with shotgun like that I had gta flashbacks 😂😂
The wrong way and the right way to get a sick gun bag.
I always clear my firearm at home, ensure I have no ammo in the case, place the cleared firearm with the action open, magazine empty and removed in the case, padlock it, then I’ll take it to the gun store if I’m going to have work done on it. Of course I’ve worked in a gun shop. I’ve had several loaded guns brought in as unloaded.
Same here but I close my bolt and dust cover and just split the upper and lower real quick since that’ll usually be the first thing anyone does when working on an AR anyway
Man's f***ing wilding 🤦🏽♂️😂
At least he pointed it at the floor 😂
Didn't realize it was a skit at first and legit thought I was about to watch shotgun dude get sent to jesus
I never thought about asking for a bag. That’s such a good idea. I had to go buy one when I didn’t need one.
I love this channel. I’m from England where we don’t have guns. So this is all very fascinating to me.
*Walks into a gun store and racks a shotgun*
Jesus: My son, what did you learn today?
Scene 1, that’s how you end up dead
That bag is dope 😎 you can find really good Amazon ones for like $85 but they hold up quality hella
"Thanks for the bag!"
*Leaves*
This literally happened once to me. A huge man tatooed to the hilt walked in carrying a 12 gauge and a fully uniformed police officer was standing near the doorway when it happened. I was about to jump over the display cases.