Some things that are never going away- 1. Prostitution 2. Drugs 3. Gambling And add to that list 4. Arms Smuggling

"A gun doesn't lose it's value because it has been used." Almost made me rethink selling preowned cars.

Where there's a will, someone will make a way. Legal or not.

The Second Amendment of the United States Constitution reads: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

One thing those who died in gulags, the Holocaust and a recent dance in a desert all had in common: they had no weapons of their own. Instead, they had a misplaced trust in authority.

Head of the criminal enterprise WEF

@0:39 The 'organized crime' market makes $870 billion a year? Are governments not just the pinnacle of organized crime?

Stop blurring stuff out! Everyone knows what is there. It’s an adult theme video anyway.

The right to self defense is a HUMAN RIGHT!!!

There are way more than 500 homemade or “ghost guns” around the US.

Humans want to feel safe and protected, owning arms is one of the most effective ways of protecting yourself. If governments wanted to protect their citizens from terrorists they would allow their citizens to own arms to protect themselves from random acts of evil. Look into John Lott's work on the subject if you want to hear the almost forbidden other side of this equation.

The government doesnt have a right to know if you legally own a firearm.

Tis documentary is 🔥🔥🔥

i love the self satisfaction when i mill out a receiver and all the parts fit just right; gives me the warm and fuzzies.

A gun has never hurt anybody. People do

The thing in the usa is, it is criminal for the government to restrict usa citizens arms at all whatsoever, so therefore any government employees who write or enforce arms laws has violated their oath to uphold and defend the constitution, they are supposed to be removed immediately from their government positions and charged with high crimes against citizens of the United States, yet the prisons are overflowing with victims of the government's crimes against them.

When my grandpa passed away my grandma got in big trouble and the TFA went after her. Grandpa still had his M1 Grand rifle from WW2. After the war he stayed connected to the Army trough being in the reserves. At that time in Monticello, KY the reserve armorys weapons locker was not big enough to store all the weapons for all the reservists. The higher ranks got to keep their weapons at home. Grandpa was a Command Master Stargent. The there was a fire in the armory that destroyed all the records of who had what weapons. So he ended up with his M1 Rifle and 30 clips and 300 rounds of ammo, a Thompson Sub machine gun with 25 magazines and 600 rounds of ammo, a .50Cal Browning heavy machine gun with 50 of cans belted ammo, his .45 pistol with 6 clips and 200 rounds, and suvaniers from the war that included a German Lugar that was a gift to a Japanese officer as it had a Japanese inscription on the barrel, from the same officer a set of long and short with stand Samari swords that were at least 4 generations old, a short matching dagger 🗡, three fragmentation granades, and then from the Korean War an officers gun, a ceremonial sword, and then from Vietnam a very early production rough around the edges questionable if it would work AK-47 with 3 magazines and 200 rounds, a machete and a NVA combat knife 🔪. Grandma after a few months called the Sheriff who was not a friend of the family. So he escalated everything by calling the ATF and FBI on Grandma. It took a while for them to figure out that Grandma knew nothing about fire arms and that she was not responsible for them being in the basement in a few Sea chest. They took all the weapons right away. Funny thing is they gave her the M1 back after they removed the firing pin and welding the bolt in place. Thankfully she had a very good lawyer and a sympathetic judge and ultimately a TFA prosecuting manager that saw the situation for what it really was and dropped all charges against her so long as she did not buy a gun for five years afterwards.

Thank you for this

Questionable on the respectability/ moral level for both companies and government 🥴

It is in my DNA to have a strong love for guns. One thing is for sure, bad guys have guns. Therefore Us good guys need them too.

This was amazing documentary very well done,

Bro that technician made love to the recoilless Ak…smooth.🔥

The enemy doesn't want people to have guns

Arming everyone is the solution, defense is equal, and everybody is happy

Love the art work in buddies office 😅

Telling someone if they can have guns is like Telling someone if they can eat or drink water none of there business at all American rights are none of there business

Weapons are always a good investment. also for home or personal protection.

Politicians you don’t need weapons for self defense. The same politicians have armed security for protection

It’s so funny they showed the Ghost Gunner on here. Shout out to Cody, you definitely went international. Edit: Us legal gun owning Americans take pride in having 101 guns per 100 people, so all they did with the graphic towards the end of this documentary is make us cheer. Thanks!

Dope soundtrack!

DIS IS WAT OUR PRIMEMISTER OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 🇹🇹 WAS SAYING THE INFLOW OF GUNS 🔫 IN DE CARIBBEAN SOME MANUFACTURERS HAVE IN DE US IS TO BE HOLD SOME KIND OF RESPONSIBILITY 9:44 WATCHING FROM TRINIDAD 🇹🇹 9:56

Lol in Serbia every farmhouse has a few rifles in the basement. Some farmers have a tank, howetzer or rocket launcher hidden in their barns

international banking and tax havens play a huge part in theenterprise

A gun is only evil, when it is in evil hands !

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Documentary kind of lost the plot when it came to people posting blueprints of firearms and making that illegal. Like, lmao, how elementary could you be to believe that you could simply ban posting any sort of information. That sounds like some anti-free speech BS to me. Also, you could have the blueprints to make an RPG, good luck actually making one without several machines that weigh tons and cost thousands, also not getting caught in the process. You could 3d print lots of gun parts, sure, but none of the pressure bearing parts like a barrel, bolt carrier, etc. All those parts are very difficult to make.

Spears, swords, axes, knives, the only difference with a gun is its quicker and more humane.

Most illicit guns in Europe come from the Balkans or converted Blank Firing pistols from Turkey. 3d printed stuff is becoming more common but Albanians have real Kalashnikov

Very well done video.

@1:12 guy using the squint, close your eyes and jerk the trigger method. 😄 What a ferry

I'd say 1100 companies across the world is vastly underestimated I bet there's that many in the US. They're not all big but there are some extremely high-quality weapons made at small companies

This was a super interesting documentary. It's just unfathomable to think how many weapons there are in this world.. and how many lives they have taken.

@34:36 you may be able to find revolver blueprints but good luck actually putting together a well-timed one from parts. You have to be a skilled gunsmith otherwise you're putting yourself in harm's way.

countries that don't allow ownership for self defense have high crime rates. i think i will buy another after watching this.

Give it a rest. Guns have always and will always be easy to get and make no matter how much is spent. These guyes must sell this myth that they are helping to curb gun violence in order to get paid. They know it, wr know it.

Trafficking weapon just American gvt, period

"Guns bad viewer" Yeah sure, whos protecting me else? The army? Police? No, just myself. Get trained and get a gun.

It is simple answer : doesn't make weapons and you don't have this problem! .. but corrupt government in all in the world don't stop make weapon.. because is a lot of money from selling weapon

JESUS CHRIST THE PRINCE OF PEACE

All I can say is WOW

They have American aks now made by PSA. 🇺🇸 you didn’t mention any of that.

the guy said "we are currently developing other markets", how do they develop a markets for a product that is designed to kill?

Impressive, well researched.

Guns don’t kill peoples people kill people

9:30 and it still doesn't have a LRBHO. We made it "recoiless" but last round bolt hold? Nyet! Still love the damn thing though.

9:08 damn that's a sexy AK

Who defends the US Constitution? Protecting the Constitution is not something that can be just left to the Supreme Court to decide. Every branch of government has an equal responsibility to uphold the Constitution. When the Supreme Court or President veer off course, it is the job of Congress to counterbalance them.

17:25 - Let me just start by that I am Croatian myself. He never mentioned we bought weapons from Argentina or Canada. He said we bought them from several countries. If you knew how far is Argentina and Canada from Croatia, you'll realize how dumb this sounds, especially at the peak of war. On top of this, you need to get a better translator, you missed most of words he said. With all due respect, make a better translation and don't mention things he didn't even say

Whenever there is a glut of weapons the price goes down. Supply and demand. Bout found that out a few times.

Supply and demand..apply’s here..

Is there a $500 US bill with Escobar on it for real? 😅

The company just needs to sell them for 500.00 a piece! Instead of 1000.00

That recoilless rifle is dangerous asf.

Thx love it 103

Whats that soundtrack from 4 minutes in its really good

"several million illegal weapons in circulation"... Yeah, in Texas alone where I am. Try a billion.

Many Americans miss saiga and vepr rifles. Maybe one day they will return. I won't hold my breath.

Money 🤑 before lives, innocent people allways suffer😢

That French dude couldn’t be more wrong especially in Europe most illegal firearms are military surplus except some of the handguns which are most likely stolen

Better to have it and not need it, instead of needing it and not have it. Better to be judged by 12 instead of buried by six.

Every citizen in every country should be armed

You’re documentaries are usually better than this.

9:26 very impressive. where can i buy one? 😅

I read somewhere that the Police had raided a Hotel in the South and found a crate of AK's. That should raise the eyebrows of the UK citicizens as the gun control is very strict. A crate! What the hell were they going to do?

So posting information should be illegal now!?!

Let's not forget operation fast and furious

You also have battlefield pick ups from dead or captured soldiers. The Americans left weapons in Afghanistan

note the uk has the AUG when it should be the L85A2 at 5:55

It’s all madness…

The right to civilians arms ownership is a HUMAN RIGHT!! Criminals do NOT follow laws. Criminals will be or in some places the ONLY ones to have arms!

Freedom of speech can’t be stopped

Thank Nicolas flouguin

what is up with the “darkland” $500 bills?

A decent documentary. But it is really one-sided and it all ends up as a sort of "guns bad mkay". I would have liked to see a bit from the opposite side of the table in regard to civilian ownership, blueprints and diy comunities. It's framed as if 3d printed guns and blueprints are aimed at criminals. When it turly is not. Rather it's a community of people with a common interest that share thier passion.

BRAWO TY

26:14 WTF?! Who mounts a frontgrip/bipod on his buttstock?

Do the topic on M16 and AR16 too

Hm, this video has me thinking. How many missiles were diverted that the US and NATO countries and made into Hamas hands. Remember how the rich and powerful countries fund both sides of wars. I think we’ll never know!

What is a lore enforcement officer?

The Amnesty guy forgets, that good weapons are always produced by legal companies for legal Usage - its a complete difference if someone use them unlegaly, Hes Judging the Carcompanys for Road rage or similar...

You can't stop a river by mopping up with a bucket at the bottom, I love it how these documentaries just skim over the people who are really making them and only focus on the small man, how about attacking the subject at its source it's the people making these guns that are the main problem not the people trafficking them

I got in a couple situations while I was living like a moron in middle of Mexico..I was offered a Glock faster than anytime I’ve been here in the states..I was about to purchase it to then got arrested ten minutes later thank goodness I didn’t..wow reading what I just wrote what embarrassment my life was just two years ago

The whole part about the 3D Printing stuff is so irrelevant when it comes to Arms trafficking. It's such a small percentage of illegal Firearms. Focus more on the actual manufactured guns and no, deactivated weapons don't count either. You can't just reactivate a gun without specialised tools and a lot of time, you'd essentially be operating at a loss. Also 500 Ghost Weapons? Shiver me timbers.

The metals and materials in society can be used but it depends on how they are made from the manufacturing materials that go into production

"AK-47's for everyone!" -C&C: Generals (2003)

That sellsmen flashed tf outta that woman next to him

Envoyés tout ces criminels là en prison à vie

Basically you'd think that all terrorism is from FL

Hot tip... Check into about $80B of large, small and very high-tech armaments left in Afghanistan by the U.S. gov't, in their AOP chaotic exit.

Gun bring one word to my mind. Defend.