What do y’all think of guns? Also, new vid next week. Subscrib and smash like. Love you guys

I used to be anti gun. Met a guy that ended up being my best friend. He was a "gun nut". We had several debates over the issue. He eventually convinced me to go shoot with him. I got scolded so many times for poor gun etiquette. It was embarrassing & made me never want to go with him again. In time I realized that I only got scolded because I was being dangerous. I learned that gun owners typically respect guns & their dangers more than anyone else. My stance has now changed. There are so many things in this world that can kill. Guns are the great equalizer. I now recommend everyone to have at least one gun & carry it whenever possible. You never know when evil will attempt to harm you. The most important thing is to train with these tools. If you don't they can harm you. Now that I live out in the country I feel bad for my previous stance. Bear & cougar roam near my land. I'd never harm anything unless I had to defend my family or animals, but I'm glad I have the ability to defend them. If someone came out here meaning to do harm, it would take at least 10 minutes for a police response. I need a gun for protection of my family in that case. Now I own several guns & see the necessity of being able to defend yourself. Without guns someone could come up here & put us thru hell. Even if I could get a call off to police, that response time means we could be dead & they'd be gone before help arrived. Now I know my anti gun stance was based out of ignorance, which is a hard pill to swallow. I just wish more people would take the time to learn the importance of the 2nd ammendment.

Now THIS is reporting and journalism. Not once did Tyler inject his own views or opinions into the video or onto the people he was talking to, nor is he looking to argue. He's asking questions and letting people speak and be heard. We need more of this and far, far less "news" hosts telling us what to think and how to feel.

I genuinely appreciate how willing Tyler is listen and learn something. This content is refreshing and unbiased.

You honestly didn’t shoot pistol that bad for a first timer. Kudos to you. Those cops wanted to bust out laughing but kept it professional.

mike is an example of what a RESPONSIBLE gun owner looks like

Mike did make a very valid point. Very few people know that AR just stands for Armalite.

I think its scary that so many have such a strong opinion on the topic without actually knowing much about it. Just like mike said the people in washington proved his point

Short, to the point, presented all the information he found plainly and didnt draw any conclusions. I love it.

Absolutely love how this was done. Not pushing an agenda or voicing your own opinion really at all. Just telling a story and letting the viewer come to their own decision on where they stand. Absolutely fantastic job!!!

I love Mike he represents proper gun safety. The man love and respects his guns, keeps most dangerous ones stored, and also tells people if you have kids you must lock the guns off. He also clearly explains the assault weapons argument. In doing so he makes a very valid argument that an ar-15 and any other rifle or pistol is the same shit. I also respect how he says you can change or acquire a full auto but it's hard

I’m a 5’4 127 pound woman who owns two AR15 rifles and i absolutely love them. I used to be an anti gunner until a family friend and his 88 year old mother were broken into and she was assaulted by the offender. I chose to be responsible for my own safety and never put my trust in someone else when seconds count and they are minutes away.

Thank you for this video. I needed that laugh today from the people you interviewed.

Freaking love Tyler’s way of dealing with different view points. Shows complete unbiased views to allow others to talk and get their views out. Literally love it.

As a firearms enthusiast, I just wanted to thank you for covering these issues in an objective manner. Most journalists take the route of "it scares me so you shouldn't be able to own it". But unlike them, you actually put effort into this video.

i love tyler’s shorts because he takes the video shows the good parts which really makes you wanna watch it

As a 2A advocate, thank you for at least keeping an open mind involving this stuff! It goes a long way, even if I did have a good chuckle at your grip and stance while firing 🤭

I’m not a gun nut. I’ve shot guns before, but I’m not crazy about them. That being said I’m a massive second amendment supporter because I’d much rather have people around me who do know how to legally use guns safely and have the opportunity to protect me in case I can’t defend myself. Thank you Tyler for showing both sides of this issue.

Tyler is a real journalist, better than news channels! He’s amazing!

Good show! I'm glad SOME people show common sense

I love this! Former resident of Kennesaw and former member of Gov's Gun Club. Like its said, no one inforces the law. But its a good law to follow considering some fairly dangerous areas nearby, and the fact that the crime branches out. A few months ago, there was, at a very nice golf course, very close to the areas he was in, a double homicide. This involved a cartel agent assisinating someone who was an issue one evening on the golf course. A worker happened to be near and investigated. This resulted in the worker then being killed as well.

You showed both sides and both perspectives - letting the viewer develop his or her own perspective. This is better reporting than major news networks with millions of dollars allocated to production budgets. Well done, sir.

Top tip: Never ask a gun owner/collector to just "show you a few of his guns"... ...they will underplay their interest at first, but little do you know once they have you you are there for a 2 hour tour of their collection, historical lessons on every possible era imaginable, you will hear lists and lists of random numbers and letters that have absolutely no meaning to you. You will look for ways to pivot the conversation to a different topic with no success. By the end of it you will be exhausted. Don't ask me how I know ;)

Seeing Tyler deal with recoil reminded me of the words of Senator Armstrong and what he can do with his bare hands. Seeing gun culture really makes me think of the manufacturers. Cause all of the news that the AR-15 is getting must mean that a lot of people are buying them… meaning that the news wanting to prevent a behavior is actually incrementing the acceptance of said behavior.

The 2A one of the most important amendments of the US constitutional republic. Our 2A rights protect us against Governmental overreach. We’ve far surpassed that long ago. “We must protect our democracy” means say goodbye to our CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC and all of our rights that go with it. Be safe. Be reasonable. Be knowledgeable.

I grew up in kennesaw and Marietta. That ordnance was passed in 1994 and was an answer to Clinton’s “aw” ban. The law was designed for home defense against break ins and it does work. That year break in and home intrusions dropped by 90%. Facts. It does not have to be enforced it is still up to the homeowner to make the decision to own a firearm. Best law ever written and does not enforce any banns. What is in the house stays in the house for lawful purpose.

I'm from Brasil (07:46) and i can say we have really restrictive gun laws, being especially difficult and expensive for a law-abiding citizien buying a gun and almost impossible to have the permit to carry it. However it still doesn't stop criminals to acess all kinds of guns, so for me, seeing the reality, gun control laws only let the good people not able to defend themselves.

The entertainment factor of Tyler’s content is unmatched.

People opposed to owning guns often use the word "need". Nowhere in the Constitution is ANY enumerated right qualified with the word "need" or the requirement to demonstrate that one must satisfy a "need" in order to exercise that right.

Tyler’s career will skyrocket because of his agendaless videos and his objectivity. The viewer doesn’t know his personal feelings and that’s what makes it so refreshing. Very informative.

For the dude who shot up Buffalo, if memory serves me right, he specifically chose that area because he knew no one would be armed due to the large number of gun restrictions in New York. Most mass shootings happen in areas where people won't be armed, one dude walked into a church in texas to shoot it up and he was dead in 2 seconds, he killed 2 people but was dead in under 2 seconds.

I think people really need to understand the purpose of the 2nd Amendment and the importance of it even today.

I love your investigating

Legit, unbiased news, with multiple perspectives. Love it!

The store owner nailed it. THE LACK OF PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY

That hand grip was atrocious 😂. Excellent content Mr Tyler. Cheers

Him turning himself in was it for me😂

He's right about the prescription drug problem. Those psychotropic drugs literally have on the label warnings of violent behavior as a side effect.

"The lack of personal responsibility is the problem, not guns" YES MA'AM

The ordinance was passed in 1982: "(a) In order to provide for the emergency management of the city, and further in order to provide for and protect the safety, security and general welfare of the city and its inhabitants, every head of household residing in the city limits is required to maintain a firearm, together with ammunition therefore. (b) Exempt from the effect of this section are those heads of households who suffer a physical or mental disability which would prohibit them from using such a firearm. Further exempt from the effect of this section are those heads of households who are paupers or who conscientiously oppose maintaining firearms as a result of beliefs or religious doctrine, or persons convicted of a felony."

This law has been on our books in Kennesaw since the 80's. I love being from Kennesaw and I love my guns!

I'd be interested to see a comparison between the crime rates in Kennesaw, and those of comparably sized towns in Illinois, New York, New Jersey, and California.

Best description I've ever seen about "Gun Free" zones. They really ought to be called "Defenseless Victims" zones.

Dude straight loving this gun owner dude!! He is a real patriot ❤️a very responsible one!!

Mike is a true responsible patriot. 🇺🇸

I'm from Brazil, and like you put in the video, we have the most gun deaths per year every year for a while now. As a Brazilian citizen, it is very hard to get a gun here (I'm talking about pistols, rifles it's almost impossible to get one), and still the criminals here have all types of weapons. Every now and then a .50bmg is seized in the favelas over here. Specially in Rio de Janeiro.

just goes to show how bold people are to voice there opinions on things they know nothing about.

BRO! YOUR POSTURE!!!!!!!

Shaq at the end was perfect!

Unlike how legalizing drugs has made the drug scene much worse in Vancouver, BC, the gun law in Kennesaw doesn't seem to have turned it into a danger zone, except maybe to criminals.

Mike: "I have a couple guns." Also Mike: *Shows Tyler all 200,000 of his guns*

With China, South American countries, African countries, Asian countries, etc, coming across our border unchecked and unvetted, not owning a firearm is nuts. You are gonna need one.

The one guy who did not like the required gun law - it is good to hear from everybody

I've been living in Kennesaw Georgia all my life ever sience I was 3 years old. It's still a peaceful place and yes I'm a gun rights advocates. Thanks to my late older brother, combat veterans, law enforcement, armed citizens, and our founding fathers.

That lady at the antique store hit the nail on the head “lack of personal responsibility” I wish the host had hi-lighted they more.

Mike is goals. ❤️

Kennesaw GA is great! Wonderful town and their chicken and waffles are fire

tbh i just love that you can really tell that Tyler is a nice person by the fact that he says "Oh my god im so sorry" when simply dropping a magazine by accident and genuinely sounds sorry. like other people would probably just be like "whoopsie teehee"

glad he was able to keep a open mind to others opinions and see and look things up himself we need more of that tbh

I’m moving to Kennesaw. Enlightened, freedom loving people. Strong sense of personal responsibility.

Mike is the man , and has shown me i need more guns.

5:13 "I went to gun range to lose gun virginity" What a historic moment in Tyler's story arc, absolute mad lad, I respect the dedication

I love how nearly every gun owner he interviewed had actual logic and facts to back up their beliefs while the people he interviewed in DC didn’t like guns because they “kill people” and they’re “scary”

The way you held the AR has me rolling

Awesome. Kennesaw rocks!!!

I love how the people who say "it's too easy to get a gun" have almost invariably never tried to get a gun.

Kennesaw is actually the friendliest and most peaceful town I've ever lived in. No place is without its issues, but looking back, I felt safer and happier there than anywhere else I've lived.

“…. Any good bars around here?” Lmao, my man

7:51 “yeah sure 😊” “im from texas” shi had me dying 😂

Nice gun collection! 😎👍👍

that broad said she doesn't "believe" in guns, i hope that keeps her safe

As a gun owner (Yes my pfp gives it away) I'm pleasantly suprised you didn't demonize us, many people seem to make us seem like gun-toting far cry 3 villians when in reality all 393 million of us just wanna defend our family.

“So these are two .45s” underrated line

Protect yourself against the criminals, police or the government. Well said

If politicians can have armed security for self defense then its only natural for citizens to have that same right

A similar law was passed in 2000 in the city of Virgin, Utah, making it the second city in the United States to require residents to own guns. Nelson, Nucla, Colorado, and Gun Barrel City, Texas also followed suit.

I love how with this, there's always a grandma with a tiny little .22, and then a dude with a m2 browning or something in his closet just Waiting for the day.

It was painful to see how he was holding the pistol and rifles. I had assumed that someone in the range would have shown him a shooting stance or how to hold them.

Just an add-on tidbit regarding the AR (Armalite Rifle); it was originally designed in 1959 and intended for civilians use. Wasn't until Colt bought the patent that it got turned into a military rifle in the form of the M16. The more you know

Kennesaw, GA? Lmao. I'm calling it before the video starts

Love how he said they are for home defence and government overreach...

Tyler: How many guns do you have? Mike: A couple Also Mike: **Has his own armory**

I’ll say outright I favor on the gun nut side of the fence but I have to say I really appreciate the unbiased attitude going into this and I’m happy you let the range owner say his piece. ❤

I love how he found some random bro to show him his entire collection.

I like mike . Patriots like mike. Mike is a true American patriot for the simple reason of understanding the constitution

Mike is the type of guy to survive a zombie apocalypse.

As a non American, but a gun owner, this is a really fascinating look into things in the US. Banning guns isn't the right move, and sets a really dangerous precedent. At the same time, I had to prove I was trained and sane to get a firearm license, and I can't imagine guns being sold to people who can't prove they're both. That guy's hidden compartments were some of the coolest things I've ever seen, but I also can't fathom feeling a need to keep guns hidden around my house. All that said, I've lived somewhere exceptionally safe my whole life, I know that my own firearms could be used in home defense, but the thought of ever needing to is so far from my reality that I can't judge people who live in different circumstances.

That's insane. My family has lived next door to Kennesaw for decades and I never heard of that. I never even noticed much open carry there either - crazy how I overlooked it.

Mike may have a lot of guns around his house, but he is surprisingly very educated on them, he is the type of gun owner I'd like to be one day.

Probably one of the best bits of amateur journalism regarding guns I've seen from someone who isn't a 2A supporter. While obviously biased, things were looked at with an open mind and some objectivity. The gun enthusiasts weren't outright portrayed to be complete lunatics. And best of all, the piece was much more about looking at and learning about the issue and sharing the journey, leaving people to use that information how they will. 😊

In Great Britain, they are down to banning knives... The control of objects just goes on and on when you don't hold people responsible for violent crime.

Im surprised no one corrected your stance when shooting those rifles.

Sounds like the City I would move to! Hell yeah well done Kennesaw!

At one time, it was legal for a 12 year old student to bring a .22 rifle to school so long as it was unloaded and kept under the desk. When I was in school, pocketknives were allowed so long as the blade was under 4". Now, students are arrested if they draw a picture of a gun or knife and shootings are worse now. I don't think bans are having the effect people are hoping for.

This dude is trying to change the world and I love that he’s one of the KZfaqrs who is recording what’s really happening in these areas of the world he’s doing better then some news channels

Mike is a legend 😂

Im from the uk and I've never seen a gun in person this guys collection is wild!

Amazing work, this is surprising an actually good form of journalism in my opinion. You don’t portray your own political views and allow people from both sides to give their perspectives. Props to you

Mike stated it just as well. I used to feel the AR was dangerous until I educated myself on guns and understand safety rules etc.

Even my grandma is that got me 😂