I’m a black man from Los Angeles California, and I grew with guns. My father, grandfather’s, uncle’s, great uncle’s who were WW2, Korean War, Vietnam war. So being around guns was just a part of life for home protection. I taught my daughter and son how to shoot, they’re both gun owners, my son’s arsenal is crazy huge. I’m a retired LAPD officer of 36 years, my son has been a police officer with LAPD for 7 years. I have told my non law enforcement friends to buy and train with guns. The female friends who were against shooting and owning guns, they’re extremely proficient. Every law abiding American citizen needs to own a firearm, pistol, revolver, shotgun, semiautomatic rifle. Train, train and train is the key 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Colion, I as a 62 year old white man, thoroughly enjoy your content, your work and perspective. I am proud of men like you so keep your passion strong.

HONEST MOMENT NOT FOR WEAK MINDED FOLKS! As a white country boy, I grew up only seeing black men and guns in a negative way. It wasn’t until serving in the SOF world with professional black men who were like minded, did I change my worldview. Now I don’t see black men with guns as a dangerous thing. I see a black man with a EDC now, I see a proud American who shares my worldview. It makes me proud. Let’s keep up these conversations because all men are created equal and equally we are to exercise our rights or we lose them.

Colion's videos made me unafraid and proud to be a black gun owner. I was born in one of the least free states, and my perception of guns was warped by the same thing as most black people. Only the gangsters and crooked cops have guns, and they magically bring doom to their owners. I eventually moved to a super free state. I bought a gun from a guy because he was going to sell it to one of two young adults who looked super irresponsible. Then i learned the laws. Took it out shooting and it jammed every other shot. Then my nerdy side kicked in, and i had to know how they worked. Took it apart, put it back together. Found the broken recoil spring, ordered a new one, and it was on from there. My parents thought it was unwise to be a black man with a gun, and i educated then on the laws. Found colion's videos around this time, and i started being more proud of it. Now i help recruit more people into the 2a community.

The 2A community needs more people like this, visible

I was at the gun store today, saw a younger looking, stylishly dressed black woman, fur boots, etc. and she was asking about this lever action (i think it may have been a Henry, but not positive) and she was so passionate about it. She immediately asked for a certain model that they didn't have but they showed her other ones that were just as nice, and seeing her passion for it was so unexpected, but only because it's the opposite of the stereotype, and it was awesome.

As an USMC Veteran, i salute all 3 of you. You speak the truth and pull no punches. Keep up the GREAT WORK guys.

As a Hispanic American. You are one of my favorite and most respected and informative black pro 2a advocates I have ever seen and heard . I love your videos brother keep it up

I'm a 69 year old veteran. I'm white with a half black SIL. I have two Korean kids. All are responsible gun owners. Ethnicity doesn't matter at all. Intelligence is what matters. All are very intelligent with very good jobs.

hearing about the motivations and challenges that shaped Noir into the passionate advocate he is today resonates deeply

I'm a brown man, son of immigrants from Chicago. My friends & family always thought I'm a 'gun nut'. Colion helped me break the thought of 'guns are for rural whites and urban blacks' mindset that Colion mentioned. Good on him.

Colin, I'm a 59 year old retired white Baltimore City Firefighter. The first time I knew of you, I liked you. I serviced a city that was 67% black. I saw you as a man, and nothing more. My brothers, who were firefighters, were guys who I trusted with my life. God bless you & what you do!

Colion Noir you’re a true leader in the fight for our gun rights and true advocate for the people. I watch your content every week. I am a proud ammosexual nothing will change that. Thank you for all that you do. I stand with you 100%

3 smart men having a class act conversation. Priceless.

I'm a Black man from NY city and on this show are the 3 first black gun educators I ever watched when I found out that I was interested in guns. Didn't know when ya'll would link up but man I loved this conversation. I actually think you guys are on to something here and like you said she do a series to help promote gun ownership, education, and advocacy in our community. This was a fantastic conversation

You are an inspiration and role model for gun owners regardless of ethnicity. Props to you sir. Enjoy the content of your videos

As a 21 yr old black gun owner we def have to get rid of the stereotypes hopefully too cops stop stereotyping us ! I really look up to u and appreciate everything you do for the 2A community and the black community brother !🫡👏👏

Here's something that doesn't get talked a lot in regards to the 2A or get taught in schools and that is *sovereignty.* From chatGPT before it got extremely biased: When the Founding Fathers spoke of "the people could assert their sovereignty," they referred to the idea that the ultimate source of political authority and power in the new nation rested with the citizens. The concept of sovereignty in the context of the American Revolution and the creation of the United States was closely tied to the principles of popular sovereignty and self-governance. In the traditional European model of governance, power was concentrated in the hands of monarchs or ruling elites, who held authority by divine right or hereditary claims. However, the Founding Fathers rejected this notion and believed that political legitimacy came from the consent of the governed, not from any divine or inherited right. They embraced the idea of popular sovereignty, which asserted that the people, as a collective body, were the true source of political power. In other words, the government derived its legitimacy and authority from the will of the people it governed. The citizens, through their participation and representation in the democratic process, could shape the laws and institutions that governed their lives. This idea of sovereignty was deeply intertwined with the concept of individual rights and liberties, as the Founding Fathers sought to create a system that protected the rights of individuals while promoting the common good. The Second Amendment, as part of the Bill of Rights, was seen as a critical safeguard for maintaining the people's sovereignty. It recognized the right of the people to keep and bear arms, which was instrumental in empowering them to protect themselves, their families, and their communities. The ability of the people to be armed was not just about self-defense against criminals or foreign invaders but also about preserving the citizens' ability to resist any potential future government that might infringe upon their liberties. The Founding Fathers saw the armed citizenry as a check on potential abuses of power by the government, ensuring that the government would always be accountable to the people it governed. By having the means to defend themselves and their rights, the people could actively participate in shaping the course of the nation, thereby asserting their sovereignty in the political landscape. In conclusion, the notion of "the people could assert their sovereignty" meant that the power and authority of the government emanated from the consent of the governed. It emphasized the people's role as the ultimate decision-makers and highlighted their right to bear arms as a means to protect their liberties and participate actively in the governance of the new nation.

Colion, if it wasn’t evident to you already, you have an international audience now. Thanks from a Costa Rica law abiding gun owner. Keep it up brother.

I am an old white man and an NRA instructor, and I refer many students to your work. Not just the black students but all my students. When I show it to a black student, they look at me a give me a look like the only reason you are showing this to me is because I am black. This can't be further from the truth, you are exalent. Please keep up the great work. You are an excellent spokesman for firearms who just happens to be black. 👍👍👍

I always enjoy listening to Colion talk with people. There's a lot of honesty

I have a degree in criminal justice working on my masters and I watch your channel all the time keep up the good work 👏🏿 👏🏿👏🏿

As always I appreciate what you do for gun owners/2A advocates. Thank you sir

I'm a gun instructor and I love sharing you videos and your message to my srudents ❤

Duuuuuuuude! CN's videos always hit me really hard and I couldn't quite put my finger on why. Top Gear! It now makes perfect sense. Brilliant

You are a good example of a responsible gun owner. And you are a source of knowledge for the rest of us, both in the world of guns and in the world of gun laws and Constitutional rights. Bravo Colion. ❤🤍💙

Hes a major voice for our community! Thanks, Colion!

I really enjoyed this discussion,as a black man being apart of the 2a community, i can totally relate to this!!

The start to your story hasn't changed, that's why I know you're authentic. You're the man!!! "RESPECT" is what you deserve

I’m glad I found you 10 years ago when I came across your earlier videos. It was refreshing to see someone who was a person of color advocate responsible firearm ownership and advocating for 2A rights.

Dude, dont discount the fact that you are a civilian who got big in the gun community when almost everyone was a vet/military. Was always cool to see another civilian like me be as pro gun as i am

If anyone needs to hear the discussion about gun ownership, it’s defiantly “young black males”, specifically “urban”. Thank you for your service.

I can't lie... I saw this was an interview and my ADHD mind almost said "nope", too long for me. But I gave it a chance and next thing I knew I was at the end. Very interesting and fun to listen to.

I appreciate your work man coming from a young black man myself with dreads from Houston, Tx. I’ve recently become a CCHDF instructor to teach people safety of course and what comes with carrying the steel, good and bad. None of my friends are the same page yet but I’m there for them be their “gun guy”. I’ve built a psa Ar from stripped Lower and definitely felt the need to get my gunsmith cert soon. Honestly despite the next community and their opportunities they have a lot have knowledge and I’ve become appreciative. I wouldn’t call myself a shooter but I think I could hold my own (only been to inside ranges) I don’t want to sound like I know everything I’m only 3 years into this and I’m loving every minute I hope to get myself out there and out my shell this year.

There needs to be more people like Colion to educate more of the black community on gun rights. We are living in a society that screams about institutional racism and such but don’t understand how gun laws are rooted in racism. California for example had the black panthers protest while armed at the capital and Regan went straight to gun restrictions and it has progressively gotten worse there while they show gang violence and throw more laws on the books

Thanks for everything you do and for this post I just wanted to share that I work for a gun manufacturer in az and I was the 2nd person you shook hands with at the meet and greet when you visited. At the time all I had seen of you was on Joe rogans show so I didn't have much to talk about but I subscribed right after and have seen a lot of your stuff. I'm a white girl and never knew that you were a pioneer. I never noticed there weren't many other black guys doing what you do. Maybe I'm naive or sheltered but it just makes me see how lucky I am by learning about guns and the 2A movement from you. Thank you!

I really enjoyed this video. You are doing a great job showing there isn't just one stereotype. When I first saw your channel, the part that stood out was your passion for firearms AND being a lawyer. Seeing a lawyer actually like and have an interest in firearms outside of the court room legal sense was great.

Great episode. Colion has been the most influential pro 2a advocate for me. I grew up in big cities overseas in South East Asia, so i didn't grow up with guns as ownership was prohibited (although criminals had easy access to guns, as per usual anywhere). Colion's message and style resonated with me the most out of all the gun influencers and been following him for over a decade now.

"David Duke's Got a Shotgun..... So Why You Get Upset Cause I Got One??"🎶🎶🎶 -Scarface

I enjoyed this talk. When I first saw Colion's videos years ago, I didn't think, "let's listen to this black gun content creator," I just thought, "let's listen to this gun content creator." I appreciate how you guys give it straight. Keep up the awesome content.

Colion you're like my hero man. I'm Puerto Rican. A lot of those thug stereotypes amd the ways you think about them and handled them really resonated with me. I'm in college and studying Criminal Justice. I love basketball, Cars, Guns and family(and Batman). I'm extremely introverted and I look to you fr you are a strong and intelligent individual props to you man

Throughly enjoyed this interview. The insights, knowledge, experience.... extremely informative. Thank you gentlemen. A rising female guntuber Yoki Srurup, have been following her since 2,500 subs. She has is close to or has hit that million subs now. You guys, separately should consider doing a collaboration with Yoki to help expose her and her amazing content to an even larger audience. The community would benefit from the excellent content, amazing personality she brings to the 2A KZfaq space.

I have watched Colion for many years. I have always loved his content. I have never thought about what he has been through to carry. I guess I always thought he grew up in a home with guns.

I am already excited just at the thought of this trio doing a reoccurring podcast together!! This has been one of my favorite shows of all times!!!! Guys, Thank you for what you do!!!

Colin your knowledge of guns and the law is exceptional, love your content please keep up the good work and thanks for what you do

Any interview with Colion is fascinating and articulating.

Colion, I absolutely have total respect for you and your style with the vids you do. Allot of great shooting content with brains to back it. Keep on doin what you do brother, I started shooting over 50 years ago, every aspect from competition, instructor, private bodyguard, gunsmith work etc. I really like the “matter of fact” aspect of your weapon reviews.

Wonderful discussion gentlemen. First time I have heard how Colion got started on this path. Enthusiasm born from that explosion in his hands many years ago. Truly fabulous.

Great video, all of you guys are very inspirational. Hope you all keep the groove going.

this was a great conversation! im so glad colion took the chance and broke that barrier and changed peoples perception of the 2A community showing anyone and everyones welcome.

This is a truly great conversation - one that’s so friggin’ ESSENTIAL. Thanks to you gents for sharing it with everyone! One of the best things about an interview like this is how it addresses multiple factors & layers. Not only that, but I gotta say that I have admired Colion for a few years since I discovered his content - AND these guys interviewing him are FANTASTIC and this discussion spreads so many good and true things about and within all those layers. EXCELLENT

Very educational! I am glad you are doing what you are doing. You and i are from different backgrounds. We have the same mindset about certain things. I will look up these other men.

Colion is a great human being and role model for many young men, hope he can reach many people

I can relate to the personal restraint and being guarded about who you associate with out of the concerns of being targeted with false accusations by disgruntled people and have your rights suddenly denied and your property confiscated since the 90's.

Awesome interview. You guys mesh well together.

White dude here, not that should matter but with politics these days... I've been watching both your channels for quite some time and wondering when a collaboration was in the works. I couldn't care less about skin color, especially not if you care about the state of our country and our Bill of Rights! Keep up the great work brothers!!

I have been watching you since day one. I remember the good and the bad when the whole NRA thing happened. I remember going to shot show and seeing this 20ft tall poster of a black man with a gun in one of the booths and I thought…. Oh shit he made it to the top of the gun community. This was long before the advent of the “Navy Seal” KZfaqrs who dominate the scene today. I too always felt a little strange and a bit of an outsider in the gun world as an Asian/Filipino man. But the more I dove into the world of guns the more I found it was a very accepting environment for all who believe in freedom. It’s amazing how confident you can feel when you are in a room full of guys who may have college degrees or hug muscles but non of them know anything about guns or the 2nd amendment or self defense. You feel like the real man in the room once shit hits the fan… because you were the only one smart enough to prepare for the worst day of your life and have the skills to do something about it. Everyone else is often running around clueless of what to do. That’s an amazing feeling.

Colion you definitely have made a HUGE impact on the gun culture all in a very positive and cool way! Thank you sir👍

Thank you, very informative interview. Loved it.

I remember back in the early days commenting a suggestion to review the sound level of each clip and Colion replied, thanking me for the suggestion. So cool!!!!

Thank you to your family for there service .. My father was in the Navy in WW2

Im sad this doesnt have more views! Ive never seen these other 2 guys before but they were so much fun! Kinda sad it was only an hour! Really hope we can get more of this!

I was into helping people diagnose gun issues and helping them clean or helping them fix things (what to order, how to do the work) for a little while before I ran across some issues I wasn't familiar with. Enter KZfaq. Gunsmithing and machining was my initial preferred content. Very quickly I saw some video suggestions for other guys like DemoRanch, The AK Guy, etc. I liked them, and still do, but I prefer content to educate, reviews, ways to improve, etc. I found some of your content soon after and fell in love with the format, the camera work, and the political aspect. The way you present actual data, your approach to making counter points to gun control arguments, your willingness to have those conversations, etc. was truely inspirational. You are the reason I started earning all the data points, stats, laws, etc. that I could. Now I'm educating friends about stats and how some laws may sound good or have good intent, but do not work how they should or could be a stepping stone to worse. Now I have even started to send letters to my Representatives with facts and data as well. Thank you for your content sir. Now you have introduced me to these other guys, I'm sure I will feel the same about them. Cheers!

I wish the best for all of you gentlemen and resounding success and the support when you need it. You aren't alone in this journey. Keep guiding and educate more people as you go and you shall see the fruits of your labors.

Loved this. Loved hearing the story.

This video just makes me smile

Awesome sit down today. Great content from all!

I have spent many years as a white man with a passion for guns, training, mentoring, and talking with young black men about how to change the stereotype of all black people with guns being dangerous. I let them know that in order to not be stereotyped, don't be the stereotype. I advise them how to act and react if pulled over while armed. How to act or react if confronted while armed. I take them to the range. I help them legally obtain firearms. I train them for free. I help them get a CCW. I grew up in the projects. I saw people get killed. I saw the way cops treated all of us in the projects. Colion Noire is a man to be listened to. He knows of what he speaks. No skin color with a gun scares me. What scares me is a gun in the hands of the untrained and attitude rich idiots regardless of skin color. KEEP DOING WHAT YOU DO.

Great interview! Thanks for posting it up.

Colion I knew you were a car guy. It just fits. The day I turned 16 I had my drivers license and a car. I felt if you didn't get your drivers license on your 16th birthday there must be something wrong with you. A car meant freedom and who doesn't want to be free? Today's youth don't care to have a license or a car, I don't understand it. Guns, same thing. If you haven't learned how to handle a gun by your tenth birthday you are unpatriotic. It is your duty, as an American, to learn how to handle guns and shoot. What you do is very important for this country. Educating people and exposing the corrupt left who wants to remove our rights. It is a very patriotic thing you do. Please don't stop.

You were one of the first guys I saw on video with the 2A motto. I have always loved your attitude and your respect for the 2A laws explaining things in a down to Earth common sense way that was easy to digest. I just watched your video on the Daniel H9. I'm in love!

Watching more of your video and being a subscriber to your channel, but it is also a log graduate from Creighton University, who went to the FBI run out of law school. You are awesome sir, sir keep up a good work.

How the guest describes owning his first rifle and having a certain stigma assigned to it is how I feel owning a self-defense weapon for my home. Just because I own the weapon does not mean I wish to harm anyone with it, but more simply because I want to protect everyone I can with it.

30:28 this kinda hits home for me. I am white and have been into gun culture as a discipline since childhood, I train it as a martial skill. Anyway, when I love in a large city for a part of my early adulthood I was a bit of a hellion and stopped after a close call. I started carrying whenever I was outside the home and I went out only a few times with old friends and more than once, there was the makings of a good ol brawl and I find myself in the position of having to talk people out or just leaving my friends to fend for themselves. This was very hard for me at the time, but I had to stop hanging out with most of them.. Forgot to add: I am glad to see the success of both your channels.

Amazing video. Great inside to all of your lives. Thank you for sharing.

From the moment Colion first started I always found myself gravitating to his videos and his intellect. He is solely responsible for helping with the mindset within society regarding firearms and i couldn't think of a better spokeman for the 2A community to have. For me in my house he is Colion, to my two daughters and wife, he's the Hot black gun dude. I also love Killer Mike's discussions on firearms. Especially when he starts hitting the history of the black community using them to protect their new Rights way back when. His story telling is captivating.

I've been a closeted gun lover since I was 13 and didn't really notice the stigma , as I was around guns most of my life. Because.. though born a up to 13 raised in New York then moving to PA to finish school. where there were rifles in just about every pickup in the school parking lot. Didn't really get the scare factor. But have been a fan of Colion since 2018 and now you two gentlemen and has you all put it guy that look like us. Make e laugh somewhat. Because Colion has killed that noise .... which is so refreshing when most of my friends who are on the lite side love him... My hats off to you men.😊

Absolutely great show. I will say I'm with you Colion. Music for me is the same I don't look at it as face value. Never been in the streets or drugs side but it is highly motivational if looked at right.

Absolutely love Colion Noir. The man speaks truth, he's got style, he's smart as hell, he's successful, and he's both confident and humble when appropriate. This is the kind of role model that young people need to see more of to destroy the stereotype pf the young black gun owner, who just wants to be an edgy wannabe gangbanger.

Love the interview., as an urban white male. Owning guns, it wasn't till I became a father that home defense was something I put into my life. I never thought that the political aspect of ownership would be an issue, but its effects all. Owners and non-gun owners. Train, I've taken many classes form the same trainer. It's the building blocks that all need to be better.

Absolutely wonderful.

Man im so glad you have the tight circle of friends that have your back and understand the place you are coming from and the crucially important work you do. Because your voice is important in the 2A community. For people from ALL walks of life.

This particular video has been so inspirational. Because as a 54 yr old Black man and prior service who's father also served, I still got this same reception past and present whenever I speak of weapons training and anything about guns. Smh

I’ve been waiting on this for a while …💯

I just love the raw, real conversation here. Now I have new content to look forward to. Thanks @gunsouttv.

Been following Colion for quite awhile. He and other men like him not only turn some overly entrenched ideas on guns, culture and gun control on its head, they do so in a way that both connects with older men like myself and the younger generation. Keep up the great content.

Love it! Looking forward to the collab! Much love ❤

Great conversation. Thank you!

Great interview! Thanks to all of you!

I never heard of Guns Out TV. I just subscribed and dinged the bell.

Man I love this.

I love that Colion talked about the potential of TG to gun culture.

Thank you Colion for what you stand for. Honesty and integrity and Being a responsible gun owner. Continue being the person you are.

I don’t know Colion, but the young man is my hero. I wish you all the success in the world dude.

Keep up the good work 💯🇺🇸

Honest, entertaining, refreshing.....enjoyed it!

Keep up the great work for the 2A community

Outstanding! 💯

Colion, you are an amazing and inspirational person. Man am I glad you are on our side.

I've recently found your channel, and I really like your content. Please keep up your great work!