Sorry we had to reupload this, but blame KZfaq lol Like I said still the BEST storage unit I have ever seen! If you've never seen it, enjoy it! But if you have, hopefully you enjoy it again lol

When the punisher gets back to his storage unit, you'll be in trouble. 🤣

I love how you treat each firearm as if they are loaded. Safety first always. Well done!!

Feel bad for the original owner who appears to have fallen on hard times

that warehouse owner tired of waiting for zombie apocalypse, and decided to abandon his armory.

Depending on the model/manufacturer the FN FAL is possibly the most expensive rifle their. An original preban FAL can be worth $5000 depending on where it is made and condition. I use to have a preban Belgian FAL. I regret ever selling it. Original Israeli and Belgian FALs command the best prices. If it is a kit then it can be worth as much as $ 1500 to $2000. PSA and a few others made kits for them once upon a time. The Marlin 45-70 is another valuable rifle if it from the 1980s. Remington 700s are nice hunting rifles if pre 2009. Remington got bought out and was crap for several years. Marlin and Ruger bought up much of Remington so now the rifles are back to being made with quality.

I'm floored how someone probably spent a large portion if not their lifetime acquiring these items only to have it auctioned off for what amounts to pennies on the dollar. What an amazing purchase, Jebus!

Just wait until John Wick finds out his storage unit was sold off, he's going to be well pissed.

I can't believe that you weren't hyped about the M1 Garand... but maybe information overflow. :D

Being a gun collector myself you hit the jackpot some of them guns if you saved until today are worth a lot more very happy for you

It was worth watching again just to see Jebus leave the ground jumping 😂😂

He had all that stuff yet couldn’t pay the storage fees?

Nice score for sure, but ive never seen people so clueless to everything lol.

That is crazy to leave all that in one unit. I feel bad for who had that.

After seeing everyone on KZfaq calling magazines "clips", its refreshing to see someone refer to actual clips as "little magazines"

You scored a nice looking M-1 Garand WWII vintage (that’s what those rounds in the metal clips in the safe were. 30-06 in 8 round clips). The Springfield M-1A is actually the civilian semi automatic version of the M-14. The M-1 Garand’s successor. And the predecessor to the M-16. You did well sir!!!

Whoever own that, he was preparing for zombie apocalypse 😂😂😂

As the storage bin began to empty I felt a sadness, I kinda got to thinking that maybe, just maybe the storage bin belonged to one of America's' elite A military man, a soldier whose whole life was there in that storage. Rifles, pistols, knives, ammo and all kinds of milateria, all well packed and stacked in a soldierly fashion .At the end a somber chile began creeping over me. That guy's life was in that storage and no matter what, he would never have let his storage go to auction. I just hope and pray that he is alive and well.

My man, you are very generous on your estimated resale on a lot of this stuff!! You can sell a lot of that for wayyy more

At 26:28 when You opened that tote I thought We would see the anarchist's cookbook or something. LOL.

Lost his wife, lost his house, lost his kids, obviously lost his job now he's lost his tools and guns to you.....that might be his final straw.😢

for a guy who love guns.. this guy knows very little of guns

Like I said in the original video I'm glad it was you guys that won this unit because you have respect for firearms making sure all of them are safely unloaded unlike some others who wouldn't . Your original video is something KZfaq should give respect to for your responsibility to others teaching them the proper way to handle weapons WAKE UP KZfaq THIS IS THE PERFECT VIDEO TO SHOW HANDLING OF FIREARMS SAFELY

The JUMP of JOY. Commentary: A man my size does not leave the ground often. PRICELESS

I’m from Ireland and we don’t deal in guns. I just found your channel but of everything I’ve watched dealing with units is dealing with guns as if they are loaded. Which way to carry them out and safest way. Congratulations. Hopefully many more for you all. If you were from the walking dead seriries, you’d love to hide out and come across this unit 😂

This by far is the best unit!! Well worth what you paid for and then some!! Way to go, Jebus and Amber!! Way to go!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Good find but I'd have to agree with you, don't think I'd be making much money on that because I'd keep most of it 😂. BTW that OEM tool in the cardboard tube is a 'Staightedge'. It's a auto mechanics tool for checking absolute straightness of a surface such as but not limited to a cylinder head or engine block for warpage. Probably about $50

I love that in America you can simply buy an entire storage unit full of loaded firearms, online , no questions asked.

I had two 9mm suppressors in my storage unit, a few years back. They sold it faster than they were supposed to. I had told everyone I needed to, that I had to get my NFA items out of the storage unit. Because legally I'm the only one who can possess them. It takes 6 months to over a year to even pick them up after you purchase them. Plus since they're NFA items, they require $200 tax stamps each and the paperwork has to be with them at all times. But of course they didn't listen, and sold my unit anyway for only $50. I talked to corporate and management. Plus you'd think whoever bought the space would have realized that they couldn't legally possess them. Afterwards, I called the BAFTE, FBI an my local police. I was in contact with an BATFE agent locally. But now for some reason I cannot access my Gmail account, I'm gonna need help to recover my Gmail. My only hope is whomever has them, gets pulled over with the 9mm pistol cans in the car. Since they're both registered to me, and can only be in my possession. I'd hate to be them. That's a federal crime.

Watching this is ALMOST as fun as being there and owning it

This unit was amazing for avid gun collector like yourself , the money you spent is well worth it, Enjoy shooting the nice collection. Love the Colt .45 a nice collection peace and that beautiful Marlin 30-30

What a find...this guy hit the jackpot.

I am very happy for you two! Merry Christmas and wishes for new treasure!

That’s crazy, if I was about to lose a unit, ain’t no way I’m leaving that stuff. With all those guns, you gotta know when your going to default. There’s no way you simply forget about that unit. Wish I knew the story behind it, but I actually feel bad for this person, but congrats for getting it. Really is a dream buy

WOW!!! Congratulations on this one Brother!!! These types of units are few and far between. Great job!!!

I thought his channel was named "Treasure Hunting with Jesus" 💀💀💀💀

That's a badass unit! The items in the tubes are guitar setup tools, one is a notched straight edge for checking how straight a guitar neck is over frets and the other is a straight edge for checking neck relief on top of frets or if it's wide enough it can be used to level frets!

I love it when you two get rewards for all your hard work!

You got an awesome find there. Many of those guns are very desirable to many gun collectors and preppers out there. Somebody is hurting right now.

Bro hit the jackpot

it's a shame that whoever had this locker lost all this stuff - gotta wonder what happened to him -did he die? did he go to jail? it's a mystery

The DSA SA58 was a nice find. DSA bough all the Steyer Mannlicher Puch tooling from Austria that used to be used to produce the STG58 battle rifle for the Austrian Army and make rifles with the tooling in California with them. They are not cheap at all. They are worth a lot. Basically 1/3 of your outlay in that one rifle. Also good to see your firearms safety knowledge has improved a bit since the old days, better than the previous owner who had multiple guns with chambered rounds in there. The M1A is worth a lot too. It is a reproduction of the M14 which is an evolution of the M1 Garand, in semi auto only though. Depending on the age the Model 700's could be worth a lot of money too. If one of them is older manufacture and in good shape it would be worth a lot. Not AK ammo at the end. It said 7.62x51. It goes in the SA58 and M1A. The ones in the enblock clips in the fabric bandallier are .30-06 for the M1 Garands.

What a shame the person who owned that unit lost all his life time collection of beautiful guns

Man, an M1 Garand, an FN FAL, a Bushmaster AR-15, and an M1A... That's a score. And that ammo is basically precious metal currency these days.

I couldnt imagine being the man who lost all that. Truly heartbreaking.

This was a gift to you guys after being shafted on the last one. So happy for you.

Hello both!! Watching from Lincolnshire UK, this is a real arsenal of various guns / rifles - amazing what you have found, apart from the ammunition!! I have never seen such a large collection before! The various tools and workbench are amazing too! Certainly made your money back one way or another! The only difficult decision is which guns / rifles are you going to keep or sell?? Best wishes from Lincolnshire Uk

Imagine getting pulled over by the cops after leaving the unit and having to explain Yourself. LOL.

I respect that he treats every weapon as if it’s loaded, but I am devastated by his lack of knowledge regarding both the tools and the firearms. The second he pulled out an SA-58 my jaw dropped. I’m not saying everyone needs to be a gun guy but I just wish this unit went to someone who could appreciate it more. You can tell that a hard working American man once owned that storage unit.

I'm 10 minutes in and I'm drooling and hella jealous. Hell of a find man

I feel bad for the old owner losing all his guns that’s messed up I would be so sad

Great entertainment! Been attending auctions for years and never got that lucky on a storage unit!

12:48 The compressor before had it's own tank, but that tank could be retro-fitted to adapt to the small compressor in order for it to have more air supply, which isn't really necessary as that compressor is made for nailguns, and would never actually run out of air as it's just on full time. The yellow tank is more for like, emergency tire inflation, or a re-beader tool for when you can't get a tire to seat onto a rim.

Lol, Jebus, you are too funny. Seeing you jump for joy was the best. If my dad taught me anything, it was always to treat a gun as if it was loaded and to check the chamber before looking down the barrel.

I don't understand why these people don't come and get at least their most expensive items before it goes to auction. Wouldn't you realize way before it gets sent to auction that you're not able to pay for it and everything is going to be sold? I just don't understand that.

I will never understand the American love for guns. I come from a hunting family but we used shotguns. No semi auto's, no hand guns. You like this stuff, good on ya and have fun. Just the rest of the world is completely amazed at the love of guns.

This guy wasn't just prepared for WW3, he was prepared to start it himself.

That “but to a gun” i believe is a survival .22. The barrel and others goodies should be inside the stock

70 yrs old and never ever wanted a gun (except maybe my dads old hunting gun for memories). After seeing what you found, I have change my mind. I believe its the artist in me. Those are BEAUTIFUL

7.62 x 51 is not an AK round. It is better known as .308 Winchester and probably for the second Remington 700 rifle.

That marlin 45/70 is worth some money

I need to start looking for storage locker auctions after seeing that. That Springfield looks like a M1A and the 1st one may be a m14 or another m1a awesome score

Imagine having your whole life in a square locked room and being unable to pay your fees or worse no longer in this world, and having a ''groupie worm going through it with such glee'' that after discovering items he has to catch his breath upon fear of passing out....never giving a thought to the misfortunes of the original owner. Sad.

My guy just casually pulled out a M1 Garand 😂

Scary that they left so many guns loaded, good you were carefull.😮

LOVE, LOVE seeing you treat the weapons with respect and proper handling! Even your trigger finger was positioned correctly!

From a professional carpenter, those tools are air guns, nail guns, screw guns, and many attachments for them. Plus a full size combination mitre ('my-ter') saw, and air compressor. The owner was definitely a woodworker, or trim, or field Carpenter. Some very nice stuff you got there.... that's all an added bonus to the guns and pistols..

That owner obviously died. That's the only explanation for someone who planned for Armageddon in such a fastidious fashion. Someone like that is not going to lose his "go-locker" because he no longer wanted to pay the bill. I also assume his surviving family or relatives, if he had any, were not aware this storage even existed. And it is easy to see no one noticing the paltry storage bill getting ignored in the shuffle of dealing with a deceased's personal matters. From everything in the unit I can say he was most definitely a survivalist, or simply someone who wanted to be prepared for hard times when whatever causes everything to go south. Consider what he had neatly stored, everything for that fateful day: - Sleeping bags, camping equipment, food containers, clothing, blankets, etc. - Power tools for constructing and building with wood. - Rifles for hunting. (All the rifles modern day or reproductions, e.g., the Winchesters and M1 Garands.) - Handguns for personal protection (from people who would want to take his stuff). - Military style tactical shotguns - for protection, and hunting. - Military and military-style knives and bayonets. None remarkable, and very common on the auction sites, but nevertheless required equipment. - And LOTS of ammo, carefully packed, and only for each weapon stored. (After all, what good is a weapon if you don't have ammo for it.) Yep, that locker was for the owner to have when the U.S. collapses or when some natural disaster changes his world order. And as is common, what took him out was a car accident, old age, or some grave medical event.

Hi Jebus family...I can remember when you all started cracking safes and gun cases..absolutely hilarious entertainment..such professionals now..!! It's nice to see the excitement you feel...loving your channel and I'm eagerly awaiting the birth of your little boy....

awsome unit you got! Also good on you for being safe and checking to make sure the gun isn't loaded.

The broken door makes this video funnier

When picked up the first gun you should’ve had an inserted sound effects of a gun shot, then respond like the gun accidentally went off , then say into the camera, “ Psych”. “LOL “ 😂😂😂

Loved this unit! Dreaming of units like this is the reason we keep going!

What an amazing locker. This could almost get you to retirement. I just love how you get all excited, makes me it excited and I’m trying to peek int the boxes to see what all is in them. Way to go Jebus….

The weapon you're referring to at approximately: 16:55 is the M1 Carbine a firearm developed late during the Second World War. It was a lighter mag-fed semi-automatic rifle that shot 20 rounds of 7.62. It was mostly used by American paratroopers because of its lightweight, and was used during the invasion of Normandy. The M1 Garand (The first old-timey rifle you pulled out in the tan/olive drab soft case labeled "U.S") was the primary firearm of the U.S. Army during the Second World War. It was also semi-automatic and it shot 8 round clips of 30-6. Anyway I know I'm a bit late but I hope that helps.

That “stock” that was in the big box, is actually a U.S. Henry .22 survival rifle. The barrel, action and magazine are all inside of the butt of stock. They are super cool and will float on water when closed up like that. I’ve had a few and still have one. The Garand and M1 are both super nice too and high dollar. The M1 is used in competition shooting. The Garand of course was used in war. WW2. The bayonet on the Garand, if original war time and not a reproduction, I’ve seen sell for up to 700 bucks! Very cool finds.

Looks like this unit made up for the last couple. As many tools you found, he is definitely a woodworker. Good find on all the weapons! Thanks for sharing

Your enthusiasm is so contagious! Happy for you! ❤

The tool that you thought was a saw or a sander is actually a router. Very cool tool by the way and it loads into the bottom of the table by Bosch

I cried whenyou pulled the M1 Garand out n just set it to the side and then the M1 carbine. Both dream guns of mine n worth well over 100 each

OMG this was so worth watching again. Watching you find those firearms and the look on your face, just made my day. Love you guys. Amber you look so beautiful and you are just glowing.

A locksmith could drill that safe for less than it is worth.

If struck gold was a person

I'm so happy you guys finally got a good locker.

Wow that was a great locker, y’all deserved it after those last locker issues. I would have loved that unit. I would advice to keep all of it. Never hurts to have plenty extra

That gun butt was probably one of those survival rifles that stores the barrel in the actual stock.

Owner put his prized possessions into a storage unit prior to death without notifying NOK. Happens more than you can imagine.

Fun watching your excitement!! What a great haul!!🎉🎉

Great find. Not only your happy, there could be a sad story behind this unit. It could have been from someone who was in the military, or had a dad who passed away and left them to his love ones. It’s definitely a sad day for me, cause I’m sure the person who lost all that is definitely devastated. I know I’d find out who owned the unit and track him down. Selling it back to him for a profit of some kind. And in some states/cities any guns would need identified. But it’s yours, you do what ur heart tells you to do, not letting you mind tell you want to do. If there’s no #3 video then we will all know why.😢

I knew nothing about guns, but with all these, I want to keep the whole storage unit, including the woodworking stuff. Jackpot indeed.

M1A is 308 caliber and has detachable mags. The Garand is 30:06 caliber and loads from the top. M1A is still used by the military as a Sniper rifle!

That’s so cool! Congratulations! So happy for both of you!

Depending on historical context, condition, and correctness (matching cartouches) that M1 Garand may have covered the cost of the unit. The M1A is also a pretty expensive rifle depending on the version. Overall I’d say you guys did great! Love the content and channel you guys ❤

In the UK, there would be antiterror police, dozens of helicopters, the military on standby, the public moved away upto a mile if they found a storage unit like this.

The tan case marked U.S. was an m1 garand, what a beautiful find.

Loved watching it again just make sure you teach your child about gun safety. You guys are going to make wonderful parents and we are so happy for you both.♥️🍼👶😁

Lets hope none are stolen🙏🏽

Can someone explain to me? This vid is years old but Can you still keep guns if found in a unit won? Read online, store auctions won’t let people keep guns anymore in storages?

This like watching someone opening their Christmas presents so interesting.

It would certainly make this storage unit unveiling a lot more interesting if the dude who owned all this stuff all the sudden unexpectedly pulled up. I'd imagine even faking such a scenario would bring in significantly more KZfaq hits just for the entertainment value alone.