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5:15 I just love that they were talking about shotguns and put an M1 Garand

Speaking from experience, NEVER use pepper spray indoors unless you have no choice. Even a small amount will fill the whole room & take hours to air out. It's designed to be used outdoors.

I love how out of the hundreds if not thousands of movie scenes involving shotguns being used for home defense, WatchMojo chose a scene from Gran Torino where Clint Eastwood uses an M1 Garand. That’s a semi-automatic rifle, NOT a shotgun. In fact, Eastwood never even held a shotgun in that movie. The only other gun he used was a Colt M1911, which like the M1 Garand, also happens to be a US gun that originated WW2.

That Clint Eastwood scene is an M-1 Guarand, not a shotgun.

I love WatchMojo videos but they clearly didn’t do their research for this video.

You guys dropped the ball on this one. Made it too obvious you were pushing a narrative.

nice to know the writers of this episode skipped the research part

8. Automatic weapons are legal to own, if you fill out the right forms, pay government extortion money, and have thousands of dollars lying around. The people who buy these guns have 0 interest in crime. 6. Shotguns are also very versatile and can fire less lethal, and non lethal ammunition. Many times, the iconic racking of a pump-action shot gun is enough de-escalate the situation. (Also, Clint Eastwood is holding an M1 Garand which is a rifle, not a shotgun.) 5. Any hunting rifle can be a sniper rifle, anti-material rifles are not sniper rifles they're not even in the same class. Anti-material rifles are extremely expensive usually $10k+, they're extremely heavy, and ammunition is expensive. Again, not something legally purchased by criminals. 4. Higher fire-rate does not necessarily translate to more dangerous. Even in the military full auto is used sparingly because it wastes ammo and it's harder to keep on target. Bump stocks wouldn't be necessary if our gun rights weren't being infringed upon by the NFA and state laws. 3. Shinzo Abe was killed by a ghost gun in a country where gun ownership is nearly illegal. It's not hard to make a gun out of parts from the hardware store. 2. Handguns Yes they're popular, and one was used by a guy to stop a shooter at a mall, and save countless other lives in other incidents. The problem are gangs and the unwillingness of the government to stamp them out. 1. And here's the big dog whistle in a video of dog whistles. Define an assault rifle.

Brings up AR-15 rifle as number 1.....shows Scarface shooting a full-auto M16 with a 203 40mm grenade launcher underneath lmao :)

How ironic, in the military it's just a rifle but when a civilian uses it, it's an assault rifle 😑

In Iceland, it is allowed to own pump shotguns and semi-automatic shotguns.

Most mass shootings in the United States are with hand guns not ArmaLite rifles-15s. AR-15s are not a military type of gun, they are a self-defense type of gun. and if you want to talk about semi-automatic, AR-15s are not the only type of gun that is semi-automatic. All hand guns are too.

I live in Italy and pepper spray is freely sold to the general public. It has been used to carry out robberies in crowded places. Some people died in the subsequent commotion.

From what i read brass knuckles arent usually used as weapons much anymore, Nowadays when people sell them they are used as novelty items such as brass knuckle paperweights and brass knuckle belt buckles.

Shotguns are the most widely available firearm around the world, even in counties where guns are outlawed you can still own shotguns. Who did the research on this video?!

I will say an assault rifle is usually fully auto or has the capability where as ar in ar-15 stands for armalite which is the company who first made them

Brass knuckles are sold as paper weights abroad. Meaning that they are technically legal.

Ghost guns are NOT easy to make; I can't remember if it was Vox or Vice that went and met with a guy who builds them and he tried to teach the host how to make one; it didn't work, even after the guy who does it as a full-time hobbyist tried to help. It's just HARD to build a fully-functional, reliable firearm even when you have the pieces. It's the filing, man... I couldn't do it, not with precision.

Weapons are only as dangerous as the person holding it.

whoever made this list is either very ignorant or is trying to be misleading to push some sort of agenda because almost all of these are also available in other countries. Even in a place like Japan it is legal to own a gun for hunting if you go through their process.

Curious where you got that last 85% statistic when pistols are used in more shootings

Wasn't this supposed to be a video of weapons only available in the states?

Are not all weapons dangerous?

That scene from "It's always sunny in Philadelphia" is awesome. I live in North Dakota where firearms are extremely common. I am always shocked at how uneducated people are when it comes to firearm safety. If they have the potential to destroy things or life, even if you don't like them, why wouldn't you learn how to safely operate one?

There is no such this as an "assault rifle." It was a term created in the media in the late 80's

Capsaicin is the ingredient in most foods that people call spicy. We're now saying that it causes cancer? FFS.

A roll of nickels balled inside a first is just as effective as brass knuckles

if I recall correctly, brass knuckles is one of the most inefficient blunt weapons you can have. barely any increase in range, and it is painful for the user to use. a lock in a sock will do more damage, a hammer will do more damage, even a brick or a Millwall brick (newspaper rolled up and folded) will do more damage.

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5:18 Lmao! I love how they use a clip showing an M1 Garand *rifle* while talking about shotguns! 🤣🤣🤣

U.S. constitution: Allow citizens to bear arms to allow citizens to overthrow corrupt government and invasions. NSA, FBI, CIA, ATF: We don't do that here. 😂

I can’t help but feel that the creation of this video has political motivation 😂

Brass Knuckles are banned in multiple states, North Carolina, for example. In NC, it is illegal to own, or manufacture brass knuckles or anything resembling them.

Aren't all weapons "dangerous" by definition? What's the purpose of this post, without pointing out that only the United States has anything like the Second Amendment?

I mean, I personally think most people need to carry some form of weapon with them for self-defense. There are people out there with weapons who want to hurt you. The logical thing would be to have a weapon with you to defend yourself if you're ever targeted. It just seems like the smart thing to do in our society.

Just to make a note for all those wanting to ban firearms: Just because you make it stupidly hard for normal people to get them, does not mean those who want them for use in illegal activities will not get them. It's getting difficult to legally own firearms, but any common criminal can get one to use. Gun laws don't stop illegal use of guns when someone has set their mind to using them in illegal ways.

Don’t disrespect that gorgeous rifle in gran torino putting that clip with shotguns

Real title of this video : "Not really that dangerous (with a proper use) weapons , some are legal in most countries , some only in US"

Well, the sad truth is that ignorance reigns in this world, and, sadly, in the US when it comes to firearms. Too many people that think "guns" are the problem, never place blame on the individual using the tool. Alas, such is the history of the world I suppose The sad part is that the US gets a lot of crap for the gun violence (yes, a real problem), however, they overlook the fact that many countries that do not allow for civilian firearm ownership have a lot of violence, it is just done with illegal firearms or knives. The gang violence in some countries far outweighs legal firearms in the US Yes, I know people will disagree with me, and that is ok, here in America we are allowed to have our own opinions : )

The DC snipers used an AR-15, whkch is neither a sniper or anti-materiel rifle. Instead opting to use a caliber of bullet so weak that its illegal to hunt deer with in Virginia and many other states. This is more of a political post and is hopefully the last one i see from you folks.

I learned yesterday that guns have the power to transform the person holding it to instantly change him from good to evil, and some have it’s own will and power just LOTR and like regular person seeking a hand to fall into…

Keep in mind, the weapons themselves aren't dangerous. It more so depends on who's using them.

Clint Eastwood shouldering an M1 Garand while they talk about shotguns

Assault Rifles are magazine feed, automatic rifles designed for infantry use. Civilian semi-automatic rifles are not assault rifles. It is our constitutional right to keep and bear arms to use firearms or self-defense, to protect our families, to defend our property as well as our community. Those mass shooters and violent criminals do not represent the American firearm owners.

Bump stocks are not a weapon unless you want to use it as bludgeoning weapon

Unsubscribed. Clearly this is misinformation and propaganda. AR15 is short for Armalite Rifle! Not Assault Rifle! Also a bump stock DOES NOT make your weapon " full auto" it simply just helps recoil for better accuracy.. If you put one on a shotgun does that turn it into auto? No it does not. An assault weapon is full auto military grade. Just because you add sights or attachments does not make it an assault grade weapon either. If I add a rubber grip to a knife for a better hold does that make it an "assault knife"? What a bunch of clowns.

Lots of inaccuracies here...

Pepper spray is not only legal in the US. It's actually legal in some states in mexico.

I saw a yt vid where poor guys in a foreign country made untraceable guns in a hut in a small remote village for high bidders. Just because something is illegal doesn't mean people wont find a way to get it.

Is it me, or does this list seem more like a checklist for a certain agenda as the video goes on

The term "assault rifle" is meaning fully automatic weapon the AR IN AR15 doesn't mean assault rifle it stands for armalite rifle. You said that handguns cause most death then any other on this list. But you make the AR15 to be the bad guy because a bad person has one and used it for mass murder

What no FLAMETHROWER on this list.

You have a basic immutable right to the same weapons as your oppressors

5:10 !!! That's an M-1 Garand RIFLE, not a shotgun used during discussion about pump shotguns.

“So anyways I started blasting”

Dude on police academy standing there like a boss cuz he knew dude had to cock it again and it wouldn't shoot till then

Have a good day everyone. God bless you all.

In the Philippines, pepper sprays and stun guns can be bought in stores.. but it's intended usually for self defense

I'm surprised you didn't mention double bump stocks, which enable a rifle to fire TWICE AS FAST as a fully automatic weapon.

bump stocks are not a weapon they are an accessory, an add on, bump stock by itself is only good to use as a club or a stone

You shouldn’t need permission from your government to defend yourself. “…shall not be infringed.” Additionally, civilians haven’t been able to freely purchase assault rifles since 1986. Perhaps you mean semi-automatic rifles

No such thing as "Assault Rifles", it's a machine gun that's all.

Bump stocks aren’t weapons it’s an accessory you can put on a gun

Isn’t capsaicin found in peppers? Gonna ban those too?

Barssknuckles are infact illegal in the US. It's just not illegal on the federal level, but every state does ban brassknuckels being carried by people.

What classifies my rifle as a sniper rifle? What makes my rifle an assault rifle? I'm simply curious.

What weapon isn't dangerous lmao.

I’m surprised they don’t consider shotguns a automatic weapon. Since it seems they did little research on this video.

Got a couple trench knives, not comfortable if you have huge digits!

“So anyway, I started blasting. Bam, bam!” - Danny DeVito

Corrections AR-15s are not considered assault rifles since they do not have a fully automatic capability hence it is illegal to own an actual Assault rifle unless you own a specific permit or licence of owning a fully automatic rifle.

The uh, clip from Gran Torino playing during the shotgun section doesn't have a shotgun, btw. That's an M1 Garand rifle, or something similar.

The gran tarino clip is a garand rifle

You can actually buy pepper spray legally in Denmark, so wrong again WatchMojo

Civilian firearms are NOT assault weapons. Using peoples ignorance against them instead of to educate them on a subject, absolute propaganda.

Zee is a mix of Owen and Ezekiel.

I wonder why that could be the case.

When the video talks about something "only in America" and opens with a clip from "it's always sunny in Philadelphia" then you know it's legit. Lol xD

Do your research, Mojo! "Assault rifles', handguns and "sniper rifles" are accessable in most western countries, let alone the lesser developed countries around the world.

Such as Wall-p 38s?

There is no one "ideal" home defense weapon, as different firearms have different advantages and disadvantages for particular tasks. A PDW, for example, is a more efficient and effective weapon for close quarters than a shotgun or pistol, and is generally legal in most states.

Pepper spray is sold in Canada. It's better known up here as bear spray. It's the exact same chemical makeup as pepper spray.

Do the top 10 worst things D.W. Read has done in Author

This is why I love America! ❤🇺🇸

Sorry but the first assault weapon's ban was 1984 it lapsed every 10 years so it was voted for and approved again in 1994 and yes W allowed it to laps and it hasn't been picked up since. You could still buy any model made before 1984 being known as "pre-ban" models.

As opposed to ten NON dangerous weapons… who writes this crap?

I saw a knife walking down the street the other day

Has anyone ever been able to buy a firearm from Amazon? I mean a real one, not a toy. They barely have accessories and you cannot find magazines for firearms either

Cashier: “May I take your order?” Woman: “Guns, lots of Guns.”

Not every weapon is dangerous by default?

I love gatling miniguns.

Might have to change my thought about how people have always been the same because this man just said they banned certain types of guns back in the day, and I ain't heard anything about this in the 2020s. So the people of today are different even though they are the same people who lived back then.

This certainly didn’t have an agenda behind it.😒🤣 Little to no information was actually given on any laws pertaining to firearms and the legal way of acquiring them. Plus ain’t no way an average American owning an Anti Material Rifle with out getting a loan or refinancing their mortgage! (if they can even afford a mortgage now a days)😂

Let me go get my Nine. LOL! LOL!

I remember in Highschool there was a fight in the cafeteria and the school resource officer deployed his pepper spray he missed the fight and sprayed the whole special needs table. I was outside watching through the glass and the whole lunchroom had to be cleared out.

Learn what "only" means. Several of the things you mentioned are legal in other countries

Flamethrowers...to my knowledge, only restricted in Maryland and California. Otherwise, totally legal for private ownership in the US.

What about swords 🗡️?

The US is the only country with a protected right to self defense. The US Supreme Court ruled that Tasers are protected under the Second Amendment, [Caetano v. Massachusetts 14-10078 (U.S. March 21, 2016)] so if RI and HI prohibit their ownership they are doing so in contradiction to the Constitution. How are sniper rifles illegal in other countries? Sniper rifles are derived from hunting rifles. Pretty sure you can own a .308 bolt gun with a scope just about anywhere outside of China and North Korea. Bump stocks do not attach to a trigger. They do not convert a semi-auto rifle into a machine gun because only one round is fired with one action of the trigger. Two appeals courts have determined the ban on bump stocks to be unconstitutional (5th and 6th). They are still, however, illegal to own as there has not been any relief from the courts. This should soon be rectified. Americans have been able to build their own guns since the founding of the Republic. It is covered under the basic right. A serial number is only required if you are to sell the gun. You don't need a serial number for personal use. Anyone can build a gun from parts found at Home Depot, just look up the "Luty". How are handguns ONLY legal in the US? Why would you need a permit to own a handgun? What other Right do you need a permit for? Assault Rifles are regulated by the NFA 1934. You already covered that. "Assault Style Weapons" Putz. What is that? Just because it looks like something that a military might use? That's the point of the Second Amendment, to have the same arms in the hands of civilians which could be used against them by their government. The fact that civilians can't own new M4s, M16s M134s etc is repugnant. Assault Rifles have never been used in a mass casualty attach because they are controlled by the 1934 NFA and cost $30,000 to $45,000 each. I understand you guys are not here to be honest, but you don't have to flat out lie. None of these are dangerous in and of themselves, it's the person who makes them a danger. You guys really suck at this. Stick to movies and TV shows.