Next time, be sure to NOT point the gun at a person! You swept the barrel at Terry (he held his hand out at the barrel to try to block it). Obviously it was unintentional, but it is one of the Cardinal Rules of firearm safety- Treat EVERY firearm as if were loaded and ALWAYS keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction....
That’s really true and that was my bad, it was my first time handling a gun and obviously don’t have the proper fire safety training for it so I definitely learnt my lesson for next time!
He is the type of person to call guns "people killing machines" he doesn't appreciate guns and its pretty obvious what he is trying to do with this video.
I'm surprised someone was at the gun counter. In my area, you have to hunt down an employee first. Then you get to wait about half an hour for them to find someone who has the right keys. Terry was great. I hope you get a chance to go to a range if you actually have some interest in firearms. The selection at Walmart isn't great, even in Montana.
Yes Terry was very nice! And I think it really was just perfect timing because the store was really quiet, I didn't get a chance to get to a gun range but next time!
When you realize that it’s not just grabbing one off the shelf and going to self checkout and walking out the store because that was the media wants you to think.
Protect Terry at all costs. You rarely find someone patient and kind who works at Walmart. This is coming from someone who left walmart after working there for 3 years...
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshorts You are anti gun and anti second amendment. It's obvious from the way you are talking, the way you look, and the place you come from.
I think it’s Walmart policy they changed the age to 21 to buy a long gun in Walmart and it doesn’t matter what state you are in.. just a dumb Walmart policy they changed
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshortsyeah but that’s only Walmart policy.. if you go to a local dealership or academy you can buy a rifle at 18 but if you want to buy a rifle at Walmart you have to be 21.. it’s just dumb Walmart policy they made last year, and I’m from Texas so we have different gun laws
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshortsI think even being from out of the country, could go to a range and rent out some guns to shoot. Also, at some flea markets you can buy guns without even an ID. As it should be. Many Americans, including myself, believe all gun laws are an infringement of our rights, because the right to bear arms was written into our constitution. We, as Americans, are supposed to be a well regulated militia capable of overthrowing our government if and when necessary. That’s why many find these rights very sacred, and why you can obtain one so easily.
The worker is a friendly guy 💪 As a german citizen, i can not believe that 😮 I hope that the sellers do a little check on the buyer… God bless america, best regards from Germany 🫡
Not sure how I came across the video, I’m so happy I did. But that man and his wife were my neighbors at one time. Such wonderful people. God bless you Terry and Ruby. You’re in my prayers. Ryan.
There is a lot of learn about firearms. Your questions does not surprise me since you’re from Australia. But those questions will certainly make a lot of us laugh. Like “which one is the best one” or “is that a normal bullet”. The information out there on guns is quite overwhelming with the numbers and terminology you have to remember but Terry was very kind, patient and super helpful!
@@CourtroomAnticsTV California didn't ban retailers from selling firearms -- those companies decided for themselves to stop selling firearms and sometimes for multiple reasons.
@@CourtroomAnticsTV Cities reserve the authority to allow or prohibit merchants. That's in your state's constitution, and in most state's constitutions. And this practice to banning firearm trade or possession has existed since the west coast was part of the western frontier.
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshortsaye I collect a fuck ton of guns and seeing someone show interest from another country is amazing I hope u get to come back and shoot at the range with a safety instructor and shit cuz it’s fun asf I’d say steer clear of most outdoor ranges they don’t let you do the fun not a safe shit like shooting fast and enjoy urself but I hope you had fun and also how was it when he mentioned the background check I need to know what u though of it cuz it can takes hours to days just to purchase a single gun
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshortspeople are just being passive aggressive towards you for not having (what we’d consider) “basic knowledge” about guns. Obv in Canada you don’t have the same exposure to firearms. Here we do but there’s some restrictions in every state and often they’ll differ from one state to another.
@@JMarquez-xb2qt yeah I can tell. But everyone is entitled to their own opinion, especially people who don’t get educated about gun laws from an early age…
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshortscorrect. Ignore the haters. Part of being a RUclipsr is you will always unfortunately have them. Just know if you got “haters” your doin it right! 💪💪🔥
I highly recommend going to a gun store where their job is a more professional setting, reason I say that is because you will find more knowledgeable people who may have a vested interest in offering information to better inform you of any question you may have. It depends where you go and such, but gun stores will offer soo much information if you ask and they love to give it if you ask nicely. Rental ranges where you can pay to test a specific weapon on their range supervised, and these folks will offer basic fundamentals to operating a weapon safely. They will even explain in great detail as why gun laws are the way they are in some states, why we have a second amendment and the fundamental importance of this right. Just letting you know people who work in the area of the firearms industry are more than happy to explain this kind of stuff to new people. Also, don't mind the people who have to point out everything you do wrong. Those people can't physically help them selves from doing that, I've spent enough time hanging out at the gun stores in Texas to know it's one of the safest places you can be and there's a certain level of trust that is established and maintained between customers and the staff. Also, it's pretty entertaining just to hang around and see what people talk about in my opinion. Nothing wrong with good ole walmart, just that their staff aren't exactly paid to sell guns and walmart generally discriminates against tactical weapons, mostly youth weapons for smaller people and basic hunting weapons, however it's not a bad place to get an affordable weapon for hunting season. The reason a gun store is cool is because you will see the supporting equipment a lot of gun owners use, like holsters and belts, and even a variety of parts and accessories.
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshortsyea you definitely should have went to a gun range. Shoot any gun you want. I'm from Missouri. We can carry guns just like Montana it's called a constitutional carry state. Which means you don't need permits or anything. It's in the American Constitution that people have the right to bear arms. So some states go by the constitution and some don't. In which you would need a permit to carry. I got different color handguns for each outfit I choose that day lol. I live in one of the most dangerous cities in America, St.louis Missouri. So you have to always stay one up on everybody and always be aware of your surroundings.
Ah yes. I remember the first time I handled a pump action 12 Guage. My 7 year old self felt proud of the trust and responsibility my elders had in me. Not that I had ready access to ammunition.
@sergiosbudgettravels yes, it was a maverick 88 with a dark walnut stock and beautiful but worn brass accented components. I live in Texas, it's quite common for people to teach their children gun handling and safety at a young age.
Every Walmart needs a terry in their sporting goods department ! I’d buy more stuff from there if the people working knew what a 45-70 was and had been working there 10 years
The short had me thinking you were going to be a bleeding heart anti gun lunatic but seeing this has me smiling a little bit. May want to consider cutting it a little differently in future but still. It's good to learn about these things even if you are anti gun. Having knowledge in what is true and factual about the process and so on is important for any side of the fence. Terry is a delight.
I appreciate you watching the full video! I was just curious as a foreigner coming into your country, and wanted to share my experience at Walmart, and yes Terry was very nice!
3:25 not to be a troll or troll like but Terry is the equivalent of the gun store owner who sold to Martin Bryant lol. I love how calmly he teaches you everything about it
This is why firearm knowledge should be implemented in everyone indefinitely. Like it once was once upon a Time when they taught children firearm safety in schools
With enough money or enough luck to find most automatic guns from foreign nations instead of those semi auto civilian versions. But even those require more things to be done first before you can legally own it and not have the AFT killing your dog.
Hi Sergio! To answer some of your questions you had for Terry and he somewhat answered them… A shotgun can come in multiple different ways, the one you saw was a pump, typically hold 5 shells, you asked about shells and that’s what he showed you first, shells hold bbs on the inside at a ton of different sizes but are very similar to the ones you may have shot with a BB gun, however they shoot very very fast and a lot of them. There is a tube in the shotgun where the pump slide is where you hold with ur front hand and that’s where the cartridges go in. He made the distinction a couple times between shotgun and center fire rifle however the shotgun shell is a center fire which just means that the primer(device that starts the explosion, similar to what’s in a cap gun) is being struck in the middle of the shell/cartridge. Going back to the shotguns in order to get one in the chamber unless one is already in, you pull back the slide and push it forward, if a used or unused shell was in the chamber it would fling out and u would have a fresh one in the chamber from your tube. You seemed interested in the center fire or what you said was normal looking, those are used for many different things but many of the larger rounds here in the US are for hunting like the .300 win mag, 30-06 rem, 6.5 creed, all of these are talking about the size of the cartridge and bullet so people can choose what fits their gun and game they are hunting. Center fire ammunition typically is more powerful meaning it goes faster, in many cases above 2000 feet per second. Hope that helps and if u have any more questions I’d be more than happy to answer :)
@@samaelgoldberg Back in the bad ol' days I used to buy cases (1000 rounds/case) of Norinco 7.62X39 for $99. I also bought surplus Greek .50 BMG on M2 links for $2/round.
Thanks for visiting. Hopefully someone allows you to shoot their firearms and kindly shows you safe handling procedures like keeping finger off trigger when not aiming down range and keeping the muzzle pointed in a safe direction (no at the Walmart clerk haha). Glad you got to experience on of the awesome freedoms we have here, even if just getting a taste in a Walmart.
You can own guns here in Canada, go do the Canadian firearms safety course which is the PAL course, then if you pass you can apply for a PAL (Possession Acquisition License) license, if you’re approved and get your license you can buy and own guns.
You have to watch out with pointing the gun at people, at a gun shop they can legally ask you to leave the shop if you point the gun at someone. I know you're not familiar because you're forign and unfamiliar with them but Americans take it very seriously it's a cultural thing firearms so gun saftey is very important here. I do love how you shook his hand before you left that's very important in some states to show respect when you greet someone especially old timmer like him.
Cheers for the info! Yes I apologise for my lack of gun etiquette but Terry was quick to teach me! And yes shaking someone’s hand especially after a nice interaction like that goes a long way !
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshorts You'll learn. Did you get the chance to visit a gun range? If you haven't I recommend doing it next time you're in the US. You can shoot all the guns you see in the movies and video games it costs about $15 or so to rent the gun plus the price of ammo (ammo you have to buy there if you are renting the gun there but they're usually relatively inexpensive if it's a reputable big range in a firearm friendly state like North Carolina, Texas and etc) It's a fun experience even if you don't agree with them and don't think people should own them without restrictions it's a safe environment to get the experience of shooting one so you can further understand them and you can tell your friends you got to shoot at a range. A lof of ranges for your first time will typically pair you with an instructor that teaches you safety and everything free of charge.
@@GiuseppeSimonetti I didn’t get a chance on this trip but definitely on my next trip to the US I will visit a range! Will definitely make my way down to the southern states for sure!
Wal-Mart corporation agreed to quit selling firearms and ammo in California after over 500 violations of both FEDERAL and state firearms laws over 20 years ago.
As I know Walmart ceased all sales of handguns and assault-style rifles in their stores several years ago. This applies to Walmart stores in all states, including Alaska and Hawaii.
Don't you mean Semiautomatic rifles? Modern sporting rifles? Assault Rifles are select fire "Machine Guns" used in the military and not sold in the sporting goods section. Assault Style and Assault Weapon are buzzwords intended to confuse and scare the uninformed.
That Wal-Mart HAS some guns and ammo for sale is the important point...and in some states Wal-Mart does not sell firearms or ammo, depends on locality...sure, your local gun shop or big box sports store may have exactly what you looking for, but 2-3 years ago Wal-Mart's were sold out of everything like everyone else...
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshorts what is crazy is the reaction of some gun community members towards Wal-Mart, stemming primarily from the Wal-Mart decision to stop selling handguns and handgun ammo a few years ago, due to whatever mass shooting occurring...while I can understand both sides here, some shooters have never forgiven Wal-Mart for taking that action, which is Wal-Mart's decision...there a large chain store, 'Dick's', which stopped selling firearms/ammo altogether, somehow they avoided the rage...we buy .22 ammunition at Wal-Mart, it is priced okay and is convenient...the firearms tend to be a slim selection, but someone who is feeling the need to have something might be satisfied...incidently, while you surprised to see guns at Wal-Mart, there are other perhaps odd sources for such, like at auctions, or some hardware stores...
@@JohnPublic-dk7zd true but some of it was self inflicted when they decided to stop selling pistol caliber ammo, ar platform rifles and associated ammo all to virtue signal, like that’s going to stop criminals
You can buy certain types of guns and ammo online without a background check too. You can also buy certain types of cannons, mortars and howitzers online too as well as powder and shells. No background check required. If this surprises you then you have no clue about the USA. Oh. Gatling guns. You can buy them in private sales without a background check. You can also purchase them from firearms dealers with a background check. Legally possessing a silencer only requires a 200 buck fee. America? F Yeah!
I knew you could easily buy guns in some states in the US, but as a European, it's even more shocking to see them being sold in a simple market, right next to toys or food.
If you’re in America again or still are I’d recommend seeing if you could go to range and get some official safety training and learn to safely and confidently handle/shoot a firearm. Tbh idk if you can for sure being a Canadian but I would highly recommend it
I live in oklahoma and i go to the gun show pretty often. I buy through private sellers so they dont do background checks and i can walk out that same day with my rifle. Its really straight foward and you should appreciate the whole process.
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshorts yessir only through private sellers. If you buy through a gun store thats when the paper work and documentation comes in. Private sellers are how i prefer to acquire my firearms because if your under 21 gun stores will put a waiting period on your firearm purchase no matter your record.
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshortsyes and no. They have to reasonably believe you aren’t a felon and that you reside in the same state. Otherwise it could be considered a straw purchase or something like that.
Thank you for posting this and not everyone needs to know how guns work especially Canadians lol but they are interesting and should be handled with care
In New Jersey you have to have what's called an FID. You have to go through several background checks in order to receive it as a resident in the state. You even need it for BB guns. If you go to a gun store and ask to see a gun they will check for your FID before they let you hold the firearm. (Firearms ID). Purchasing a firearm in New Jersey takes about a week on average for your background check to be completed. So you would go into the store provide your firearms ID card fill out the form and then wait until the store calls you to tell you your background check is good so you can pick up your firearm. Then you go back to the store and pay to get your firearm, (providing your FID again). There are 10 round limits on magazines in New Jersey, as well as many other restrictions that don't exist in other states in the United States. With all of the extra precautions and laws New Jersey has some of the highest crime cities in America. These laws change nothing. We have a people problem not a gun problem.
I agree with the sentiment but I wouldn't say they change nothing. For example, Carol Bowne was murdered by her ex while waiting for permission from the government to purchase a firearm. The laws didn't stop him from killing her, but they stopped a law abiding citizen from having a chance to protect herself. Overly restrictive firearms laws aren't just annoying, they actually have real world consequences.
The waiting period is for handguns. If you have an FID and want to buy a rifle or shotgun, you go to the store, present your FID and DL, fill out the 4473 and pay for the NICs. If all is well, you pay for the rifle or shotgun and take it home. With a handgun you need a FID AND a seperate permit to purchase the handgun. You need one permit for each handgun you want to buy. Want two handguns? You need two handgun purchase permits. You do the NICs, 4473 and then wait 7 days to pick up the handgun/s.
@@MrSloika with handguns you have to apply for the handgun permit first ($50app going by up to $100 in 2025)... And wait til it's approved. You can only buy 1 handgun every 30 days. Longguns are as many and as often as you want, but you RARELY take home same day. I've NEVER had a same day approval in NJ. However, in VA, GA, NC, nd PA I have.
I'd like to apologize for the comment section on behalf of all Americans. A lot of us worship firearms, it's like a religious cult. It's remarkable how so many people interpreted this video as a personal offense and it upset them.
If you think that's crazy, you also don't need any sort of license/permit/etc. to conceal carry in MT. Nor are you required to register your firearms. Can't say i personally think any of the above is wise, but in MT, them's fightin words and theres a high chance your opponent will be armed lol
The reason why there's no permit required to carry is because the 2nd Amendment was ratified in 1791 and as a result of this We The People already have our permit to carry. It's written right there in the Bill of Rights. Incidentally, that's the same reason why those of us in the U.S. are able to own and carry just about ANY GUN we choose to, without restriction, even the scary AR15 & AK47 that makes weak people piss their panties and run to their cry closet and rock themselves to sleep.😅😅
It should be like this nationwide. I live in New york and it's run by communist. The governor and the nyc mayor are trash. They wamt usball defenseless, but we have criminals running around with guns thats no problem.
@sergiosbudgettravels No they don't. Which ones do? Give me the make and model. I'll show you the msrp. A home made shotgun somebody made in their shed wouldn't even cost $60. It would be way more.
That's for a store, but at gun shows you can ask to see the firearm. You can also go to shooting ranges and don't require a license. You can book an appointment with the Range officer and they have different shooting packages.
I forget how normal it is for me to understand that you don't point the muzzle at anything you're not willing to destroy. Ever. Even if you think it's unloaded. That's a learned behavior, after many years of mentorship during my upbringing. That's why I don't take people shooting who ask me who have no experience. I'm not your mother or father. I'm not a firearms instructor. Go get your own training and gun.
There is no way you found a food in the sports department, also out of all the places you could have gone to in Montana to buy a gun, you went to Walmart😭
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshorts because you seemed interested in having a go with that shotgun, we have shotguns here in Australia you could legally buy. (Someone said you were Australian)
Brother you gotta check out a bass pro shops. Take your kids to see Santa and leave with a boat, a 4 wheeler, clothes for the whole family, and a fully decked out ar-15 with a 100rd drum mag lol. They’ve also got a massive aquarium and a gun range in my local one here in San Antonio TX
Lol this guy, traveled from Canada just to check out a handful of basic hunting rifles and his mind is blown when any gunshop in Canada has 10 times more variety of guns on display
Young man please don't buy a gun until you know what they do what size ammo they take. Because you might hurt yourself or somebody else. Go to a gun range so you can get familiar with handguns or rifles or shotguns be safe..
As mexican it's very surreal to see weapons at a supermarket haha, the people of the U.S are a little bit crazy xd. I thought it was just a silly joke they made in shows or things like that. In the rest of the American continent it is not very common to see weapons stores (yes, America it's a continent :( sorry people)
Brother. Once you get back to Canada. Book yourself for a training course PAL POSSESION ACQUISITION LICENSE. the course will teach you how to handle nonrestricted and restricted guns. Guns are useful tools to acquire food, predatory control and defense and recreation. If use properly. PAL holders are holders are very responsible and committed to follow the laws of firearms in canada.
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshorts Sales are regulated Federally, but carrying is regulated by the state, plus some states can try and alter the federal laws by adding ridiculous sales tax to make it harder for the general public, it's a politics thing
the stupidest thing i've ever seen is pointing the barrel at a human being treating an empty gun like it's loaded it's obvious you're a know-it-all newbie
The clerk had a lot of patience with you my guy.. please take time to learn proper gun shop etiquette, plenty of “ what not to do at a gun shop” videos on RUclips you can learn from. I cringed when you pointed the shotgun right at him and continued to keep the firearm pointed at his direction even after he blocked the barrel to get you to point it away. Most places won’t be as a friendly and as passive as terry just an FYI.
Next time, be sure to NOT point the gun at a person! You swept the barrel at Terry (he held his hand out at the barrel to try to block it). Obviously it was unintentional, but it is one of the Cardinal Rules of firearm safety- Treat EVERY firearm as if were loaded and ALWAYS keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction....
That’s really true and that was my bad, it was my first time handling a gun and obviously don’t have the proper fire safety training for it so I definitely learnt my lesson for next time!
He is the type of person to call guns "people killing machines" he doesn't appreciate guns and its pretty obvious what he is trying to do with this video.
@@samaelgoldberg and that is what exactly?
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshorts You are so obviously anti second amendment and anti gun. The place you came from is an authoritarian dictatorship.
@samaelgoldberg yea he's an anti, maybe this experience will change his views
What a good, friendly worker, still just as kind after getting flagged. Terry's a G
Terry is very much indeed a g
I’m proud to be an American I’ve shot a lot of guns I love them Canada is a joke with alll there. Rules sucks to live there good luck..👍
The chillest Walmart employee, and gun salesman
100%!
The shop guy very patient considering the dude isn't going to purchase
He was very nice wasn’t he
No shit I'm surprised he handed him anything with his he was acting about it
@@nr1212 terry’s a g
Terry should have asked if he was a tourist then told him he can't hold anything or purchase anything. It's the polite to tell someone to fkc off.
@@samaelgoldberg Obviously Terry is not a keyboard warrior like yourself
I'm surprised someone was at the gun counter. In my area, you have to hunt down an employee first. Then you get to wait about half an hour for them to find someone who has the right keys. Terry was great. I hope you get a chance to go to a range if you actually have some interest in firearms. The selection at Walmart isn't great, even in Montana.
Yes Terry was very nice! And I think it really was just perfect timing because the store was really quiet, I didn't get a chance to get to a gun range but next time!
Dude! I think this is the only Walmart that has someone at the firearm section!
When you realize that it’s not just grabbing one off the shelf and going to self checkout and walking out the store because that was the media wants you to think.
Protect Terry at all costs. You rarely find someone patient and kind who works at Walmart. This is coming from someone who left walmart after working there for 3 years...
Good for you Terry, teaching the youngun about reality.
Terry’s a legend
Unfortunately the young man is far from reality.
@@samaelgoldberg how so?
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshorts You are anti gun and anti second amendment. It's obvious from the way you are talking, the way you look, and the place you come from.
@@samaelgoldbergwhat makes you have this view on this guy? He’s just trying to experience things he hasn’t before, what’s with the disrespect man?
Dang, he pointed the shotgun right at the clerk.
By accident sir
Typical anti gun guy, can't even hold a gun right.
He's from Canada, what do you expect.
exactly why you never let canadians or any no-gun idiot near a gun. inexcusable. @@sergiosbudgettravelsshorts
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshortsAccidents are how people die
Terry’s actually wrong. It’s 21 to buy a handgun in the US to buy a long gun you have to be 18.
I think it’s Walmart policy they changed the age to 21 to buy a long gun in Walmart and it doesn’t matter what state you are in.. just a dumb Walmart policy they changed
So it used to be 18 and now it’s 21??
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshortsyeah but that’s only Walmart policy.. if you go to a local dealership or academy you can buy a rifle at 18 but if you want to buy a rifle at Walmart you have to be 21.. it’s just dumb Walmart policy they made last year, and I’m from Texas so we have different gun laws
crazy will have to go to Walmart in Texas and check it there hahaha
@@benjaminramirez35
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshortsI think even being from out of the country, could go to a range and rent out some guns to shoot. Also, at some flea markets you can buy guns without even an ID. As it should be. Many Americans, including myself, believe all gun laws are an infringement of our rights, because the right to bear arms was written into our constitution. We, as Americans, are supposed to be a well regulated militia capable of overthrowing our government if and when necessary. That’s why many find these rights very sacred, and why you can obtain one so easily.
The worker is a friendly guy 💪
As a german citizen, i can not believe that 😮 I hope that the sellers do a little check on the buyer…
God bless america, best regards from Germany 🫡
Not sure how I came across the video, I’m so happy I did. But that man and his wife were my neighbors at one time. Such wonderful people. God bless you Terry and Ruby. You’re in my prayers. Ryan.
There is a lot of learn about firearms. Your questions does not surprise me since you’re from Australia. But those questions will certainly make a lot of us laugh. Like “which one is the best one” or “is that a normal bullet”. The information out there on guns is quite overwhelming with the numbers and terminology you have to remember but Terry was very kind, patient and super helpful!
he said he is from Canada not Australia...
It’s sad how bad western society has vilified firearms. This guy is so blown away by Walmart selling such an ordinary item.
They used to sell them at the walmart target kmart etc in california . I never thought they would be banned from selling them.
@@CourtroomAnticsTV California didn't ban retailers from selling firearms -- those companies decided for themselves to stop selling firearms and sometimes for multiple reasons.
@@saladsalad9991 they banned them in my city oakland ca and san francisco .. no gun stores allowed here
@@CourtroomAnticsTV Cities reserve the authority to allow or prohibit merchants. That's in your state's constitution, and in most state's constitutions. And this practice to banning firearm trade or possession has existed since the west coast was part of the western frontier.
Fun watch. We love our guns in the US :). Stay strapped.
cheers for watching!
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshortsaye I collect a fuck ton of guns and seeing someone show interest from another country is amazing I hope u get to come back and shoot at the range with a safety instructor and shit cuz it’s fun asf I’d say steer clear of most outdoor ranges they don’t let you do the fun not a safe shit like shooting fast and enjoy urself but I hope you had fun and also how was it when he mentioned the background check I need to know what u though of it cuz it can takes hours to days just to purchase a single gun
pew pew pew
"Normal bullet?" My brain hurts hearing that.
Why’s that
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshortspeople are just being passive aggressive towards you for not having (what we’d consider) “basic knowledge” about guns. Obv in Canada you don’t have the same exposure to firearms. Here we do but there’s some restrictions in every state and often they’ll differ from one state to another.
@@JMarquez-xb2qt yeah I can tell. But everyone is entitled to their own opinion, especially people who don’t get educated about gun laws from an early age…
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshortscorrect. Ignore the haters. Part of being a RUclipsr is you will always unfortunately have them. Just know if you got “haters” your doin it right! 💪💪🔥
@@johnnylego807 I appreciate the kind words bro cheers!
I highly recommend going to a gun store where their job is a more professional setting, reason I say that is because you will find more knowledgeable people who may have a vested interest in offering information to better inform you of any question you may have. It depends where you go and such, but gun stores will offer soo much information if you ask and they love to give it if you ask nicely. Rental ranges where you can pay to test a specific weapon on their range supervised, and these folks will offer basic fundamentals to operating a weapon safely.
They will even explain in great detail as why gun laws are the way they are in some states, why we have a second amendment and the fundamental importance of this right. Just letting you know people who work in the area of the firearms industry are more than happy to explain this kind of stuff to new people. Also, don't mind the people who have to point out everything you do wrong. Those people can't physically help them selves from doing that, I've spent enough time hanging out at the gun stores in Texas to know it's one of the safest places you can be and there's a certain level of trust that is established and maintained between customers and the staff. Also, it's pretty entertaining just to hang around and see what people talk about in my opinion. Nothing wrong with good ole walmart, just that their staff aren't exactly paid to sell guns and walmart generally discriminates against tactical weapons, mostly youth weapons for smaller people and basic hunting weapons, however it's not a bad place to get an affordable weapon for hunting season. The reason a gun store is cool is because you will see the supporting equipment a lot of gun owners use, like holsters and belts, and even a variety of parts and accessories.
I agree with that, I did try to make it out to a gun store on my time in the USA, however I did not have time. Appreciate the comment though!
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshortsyea you definitely should have went to a gun range. Shoot any gun you want. I'm from Missouri. We can carry guns just like Montana it's called a constitutional carry state. Which means you don't need permits or anything. It's in the American Constitution that people have the right to bear arms. So some states go by the constitution and some don't. In which you would need a permit to carry. I got different color handguns for each outfit I choose that day lol. I live in one of the most dangerous cities in America, St.louis Missouri. So you have to always stay one up on everybody and always be aware of your surroundings.
Terry is America’s grandpa. Remember that.
Terry is stats and stripes personified 🇺🇸
Glad you made it down to my local Walmart! Lol I hope you enjoyed Montana! 🫶🏻
Thank you! I actually had a blast exploring Montana what a beautiful state you live in!
My local walmart also. This area is amazing
It's scary, bro, when you point an unloaded shotgun at me. 2:11 😂😂💀💀
You've never handled a firearm say less
@ItsSnowy You're right bro I live in America and I'm 14 and I haven't held a gun yet my parents won't let me 💀😭😭🥺🙏
@@Comi_o_xandão they probably shouldnt if you think its ok to even point an unloaded firearm at someone
@ItsSnowy 🙏💀
Catskill ny has a licensed person that can sell fire arms as well
Despite what gun controlers wail, there is nothing wrong with saying that you find guns being cool.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion!
Ah yes. I remember the first time I handled a pump action 12 Guage.
My 7 year old self felt proud of the trust and responsibility my elders had in me. Not that I had ready access to ammunition.
That was the first time you handled a gun? At age 7?
@sergiosbudgettravels yes, it was a maverick 88 with a dark walnut stock and beautiful but worn brass accented components.
I live in Texas, it's quite common for people to teach their children gun handling and safety at a young age.
@@joshuayow4653 fair enough! Would love to visit some day and see for myself…
Every Walmart needs a terry in their sporting goods department ! I’d buy more stuff from there if the people working knew what a 45-70 was and had been working there 10 years
Terry was definitely very helpful and would be great to have him working for you!
The short had me thinking you were going to be a bleeding heart anti gun lunatic but seeing this has me smiling a little bit.
May want to consider cutting it a little differently in future but still. It's good to learn about these things even if you are anti gun.
Having knowledge in what is true and factual about the process and so on is important for any side of the fence.
Terry is a delight.
I appreciate you watching the full video! I was just curious as a foreigner coming into your country, and wanted to share my experience at Walmart, and yes Terry was very nice!
3:25 not to be a troll or troll like but Terry is the equivalent of the gun store owner who sold to Martin Bryant lol. I love how calmly he teaches you everything about it
Terry is the GOAT
not to be a troll but if you believe the official narrative of the port arthur false flag you are an idiot
Martin Bryant was a mentally retarded patsy setup by your government as an excuse to ban guns. You idiots just fell for the story.
I remember when Walmart had an excellent hand gun selection.
And you didn't have to show ID to buy ammo"
This is why firearm knowledge should be implemented in everyone indefinitely. Like it once was once upon a Time when they taught children firearm safety in schools
Here in Arizona you can literally show up at a gun show and buy almost your entire call of duty load out
That’s honestly mind blowing lol
I want the "Left in Asscrackistan" loadout. We paid for it, FJB screwed us out of it.
With the proper licenses and background check same as anywhere else.
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshortsthats the way it should be.
With enough money or enough luck to find most automatic guns from foreign nations instead of those semi auto civilian versions. But even those require more things to be done first before you can legally own it and not have the AFT killing your dog.
Hi Sergio!
To answer some of your questions you had for Terry and he somewhat answered them…
A shotgun can come in multiple different ways, the one you saw was a pump, typically hold 5 shells, you asked about shells and that’s what he showed you first, shells hold bbs on the inside at a ton of different sizes but are very similar to the ones you may have shot with a BB gun, however they shoot very very fast and a lot of them. There is a tube in the shotgun where the pump slide is where you hold with ur front hand and that’s where the cartridges go in. He made the distinction a couple times between shotgun and center fire rifle however the shotgun shell is a center fire which just means that the primer(device that starts the explosion, similar to what’s in a cap gun) is being struck in the middle of the shell/cartridge. Going back to the shotguns in order to get one in the chamber unless one is already in, you pull back the slide and push it forward, if a used or unused shell was in the chamber it would fling out and u would have a fresh one in the chamber from your tube. You seemed interested in the center fire or what you said was normal looking, those are used for many different things but many of the larger rounds here in the US are for hunting like the .300 win mag, 30-06 rem, 6.5 creed, all of these are talking about the size of the cartridge and bullet so people can choose what fits their gun and game they are hunting. Center fire ammunition typically is more powerful meaning it goes faster, in many cases above 2000 feet per second.
Hope that helps and if u have any more questions I’d be more than happy to answer :)
Nobody cares
Theres no union u can stock ur shelves
“The bullets are at good prices too” my friend it’s 2023, there’s no such thing as good ammo prices anymore
A dollar a round for .308 Winchester isn't bad its not good but its not bad. Just save it and dont go shooting at the range every week.
@@samaelgoldberg who are you
@@jeromedavis7816 im your daddy im sorry i left you as a kid.
@@samaelgoldberg Back in the bad ol' days I used to buy cases (1000 rounds/case) of Norinco 7.62X39 for $99. I also bought surplus Greek .50 BMG on M2 links for $2/round.
Can we see about slowly start stocking shelves again theres a market for this
Thanks for visiting. Hopefully someone allows you to shoot their firearms and kindly shows you safe handling procedures like keeping finger off trigger when not aiming down range and keeping the muzzle pointed in a safe direction (no at the Walmart clerk haha).
Glad you got to experience on of the awesome freedoms we have here, even if just getting a taste in a Walmart.
That should look more like it in catskill ny and glendmont ny as well please
You can own guns here in Canada, go do the Canadian firearms safety course which is the PAL course, then if you pass you can apply for a PAL (Possession Acquisition License) license, if you’re approved and get your license you can buy and own guns.
You have to watch out with pointing the gun at people, at a gun shop they can legally ask you to leave the shop if you point the gun at someone. I know you're not familiar because you're forign and unfamiliar with them but Americans take it very seriously it's a cultural thing firearms so gun saftey is very important here.
I do love how you shook his hand before you left that's very important in some states to show respect when you greet someone especially old timmer like him.
Cheers for the info! Yes I apologise for my lack of gun etiquette but Terry was quick to teach me! And yes shaking someone’s hand especially after a nice interaction like that goes a long way !
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshorts You'll learn. Did you get the chance to visit a gun range? If you haven't I recommend doing it next time you're in the US. You can shoot all the guns you see in the movies and video games it costs about $15 or so to rent the gun plus the price of ammo (ammo you have to buy there if you are renting the gun there but they're usually relatively inexpensive if it's a reputable big range in a firearm friendly state like North Carolina, Texas and etc) It's a fun experience even if you don't agree with them and don't think people should own them without restrictions it's a safe environment to get the experience of shooting one so you can further understand them and you can tell your friends you got to shoot at a range. A lof of ranges for your first time will typically pair you with an instructor that teaches you safety and everything free of charge.
@@GiuseppeSimonetti I didn’t get a chance on this trip but definitely on my next trip to the US I will visit a range! Will definitely make my way down to the southern states for sure!
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshortsplenty of gun owners and ranges in canada, worth checking out locally too.
At my local CALIFORNIA Walmart there's no gun counter. There's no picture of a gun counter.
In the ghetto areas around me there is only ammo no guns
Looks like Montana is the place
Wal-Mart corporation agreed to quit selling firearms and ammo in California after over 500 violations of both FEDERAL and state firearms laws over 20 years ago.
As I know Walmart ceased all sales of handguns and assault-style rifles in their stores several years ago. This applies to Walmart stores in all states, including Alaska and Hawaii.
Ah okay good to know!
What does "Assault-style" mean exactly?
they mean AR-15:) Democrats call it assult.@@kedricwilliams5287
Assault style? When did a firearm assault someone?
Don't you mean Semiautomatic rifles? Modern sporting rifles? Assault Rifles are select fire "Machine Guns" used in the military and not sold in the sporting goods section. Assault Style and Assault Weapon are buzzwords intended to confuse and scare the uninformed.
I’m done watching after 2:05 lol
Dude, there are so many stores better than Walmart to look at guns it’s ridiculous.
I know, but Walmart is such a novelty for a non American - especially when they sell guns bro hahahahaha
That Wal-Mart HAS some guns and ammo for sale is the important point...and in some states Wal-Mart does not sell firearms or ammo, depends on locality...sure, your local gun shop or big box sports store may have exactly what you looking for, but 2-3 years ago Wal-Mart's were sold out of everything like everyone else...
@@JohnPublic-dk7zd crazy
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshorts what is crazy is the reaction of some gun community members towards Wal-Mart, stemming primarily from the Wal-Mart decision to stop selling handguns and handgun ammo a few years ago, due to whatever mass shooting occurring...while I can understand both sides here, some shooters have never forgiven Wal-Mart for taking that action, which is Wal-Mart's decision...there a large chain store, 'Dick's', which stopped selling firearms/ammo altogether, somehow they avoided the rage...we buy .22 ammunition at Wal-Mart, it is priced okay and is convenient...the firearms tend to be a slim selection, but someone who is feeling the need to have something might be satisfied...incidently, while you surprised to see guns at Wal-Mart, there are other perhaps odd sources for such, like at auctions, or some hardware stores...
@@JohnPublic-dk7zd true but some of it was self inflicted when they decided to stop selling pistol caliber ammo, ar platform rifles and associated ammo all to virtue signal, like that’s going to stop criminals
You can buy certain types of guns and ammo online without a background check too. You can also buy certain types of cannons, mortars and howitzers online too as well as powder and shells. No background check required. If this surprises you then you have no clue about the USA. Oh. Gatling guns. You can buy them in private sales without a background check. You can also purchase them from firearms dealers with a background check. Legally possessing a silencer only requires a 200 buck fee. America? F Yeah!
You’re right, got no clue about America, but god bless y’all 🫡🇺🇸
I knew you could easily buy guns in some states in the US, but as a European, it's even more shocking to see them being sold in a simple market, right next to toys or food.
Yeah its definitely a surprising thing but every country has its own rules and customs!
Then stay in europe EuroCuck
welcome to the US!
God bless America
If you’re in America again or still are I’d recommend seeing if you could go to range and get some official safety training and learn to safely and confidently handle/shoot a firearm. Tbh idk if you can for sure being a Canadian but I would highly recommend it
Left the US but next time will definitely check out a gun range!
I live in oklahoma and i go to the gun show pretty often. I buy through private sellers so they dont do background checks and i can walk out that same day with my rifle. Its really straight foward and you should appreciate the whole process.
So gun shows in Oklahoma its pretty straightforward to buy a rifle just like that?
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshorts yessir only through private sellers. If you buy through a gun store thats when the paper work and documentation comes in. Private sellers are how i prefer to acquire my firearms because if your under 21 gun stores will put a waiting period on your firearm purchase no matter your record.
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshortsyes and no. They have to reasonably believe you aren’t a felon and that you reside in the same state. Otherwise it could be considered a straw purchase or something like that.
If you're ever down south, we can have you out for a range day. So you can see how everything works.
Would love to! I will let you know once I go to the South!
This guy is hilarious, he doesnt realize we have gunshops in Canada with huge displays of firearms and ranges where you can rent guns.
@@lompartithat’s because he’s actually Australian. I believe he was just staying in Canada.
Thank you for posting this and not everyone needs to know how guns work especially Canadians lol but they are interesting and should be handled with care
that man at 4:00 asking about the 45-70 is cute. only old people shoot 45-70 gov lmao
You flagged the sh*t out of Terry. Lmao
I'm English, but after watching this i feel like drinking root beer and eating some mcdonalds!! I'm just so Americanified right now!!!
In New Jersey you have to have what's called an FID. You have to go through several background checks in order to receive it as a resident in the state. You even need it for BB guns. If you go to a gun store and ask to see a gun they will check for your FID before they let you hold the firearm. (Firearms ID). Purchasing a firearm in New Jersey takes about a week on average for your background check to be completed. So you would go into the store provide your firearms ID card fill out the form and then wait until the store calls you to tell you your background check is good so you can pick up your firearm. Then you go back to the store and pay to get your firearm, (providing your FID again). There are 10 round limits on magazines in New Jersey, as well as many other restrictions that don't exist in other states in the United States. With all of the extra precautions and laws New Jersey has some of the highest crime cities in America. These laws change nothing. We have a people problem not a gun problem.
I agree with the sentiment but I wouldn't say they change nothing. For example, Carol Bowne was murdered by her ex while waiting for permission from the government to purchase a firearm. The laws didn't stop him from killing her, but they stopped a law abiding citizen from having a chance to protect herself. Overly restrictive firearms laws aren't just annoying, they actually have real world consequences.
The waiting period is for handguns. If you have an FID and want to buy a rifle or shotgun, you go to the store, present your FID and DL, fill out the 4473 and pay for the NICs. If all is well, you pay for the rifle or shotgun and take it home. With a handgun you need a FID AND a seperate permit to purchase the handgun. You need one permit for each handgun you want to buy. Want two handguns? You need two handgun purchase permits. You do the NICs, 4473 and then wait 7 days to pick up the handgun/s.
@@MrSloika with handguns you have to apply for the handgun permit first ($50app going by up to $100 in 2025)... And wait til it's approved. You can only buy 1 handgun every 30 days. Longguns are as many and as often as you want, but you RARELY take home same day. I've NEVER had a same day approval in NJ. However, in VA, GA, NC, nd PA I have.
You are the kind of customer I would fear with no concept of gun safety.
I'd like to apologize for the comment section on behalf of all Americans. A lot of us worship firearms, it's like a religious cult. It's remarkable how so many people interpreted this video as a personal offense and it upset them.
If you think that's crazy, you also don't need any sort of license/permit/etc. to conceal carry in MT. Nor are you required to register your firearms. Can't say i personally think any of the above is wise, but in MT, them's fightin words and theres a high chance your opponent will be armed lol
That’s insane to comprehend coming from Australia!
Same I'm Texas
The reason why there's no permit required to carry is because the 2nd Amendment was ratified in 1791 and as a result of this We The People already have our permit to carry. It's written right there in the Bill of Rights.
Incidentally, that's the same reason why those of us in the U.S. are able to own and carry just about ANY GUN we choose to, without restriction, even the scary AR15 & AK47 that makes weak people piss their panties and run to their cry closet and rock themselves to sleep.😅😅
It should be like this nationwide.
I live in New york and it's run by communist.
The governor and the nyc mayor are trash.
They wamt usball defenseless, but we have criminals running around with guns thats no problem.
Oh wow sounds like your state still practices the second amendment.
I think Sergio made Canadians look stupid
Dude got a ton of questions 😂😂
Every other thing he says is questions
Points it at him as soon as he gets to hold it 😂😂😂😂
None of those shotguns cost $60 like the thumbnail implies. Nice try.
They actually do…
@sergiosbudgettravels No they don't. Which ones do? Give me the make and model. I'll show you the msrp. A home made shotgun somebody made in their shed wouldn't even cost $60. It would be way more.
This is my Walmart!!! Leave my boi terry alone!
Come on mrs walton help me out i worked for u too
people visiting the US don't go to Walmart to see guns lol..... go to a Gunshop to see the cool shiiii :)
In Canada if you do not show a gun license/permit/ they will never hand u a firearm to look at
Most countries are the same I agree!
That's for a store, but at gun shows you can ask to see the firearm. You can also go to shooting ranges and don't require a license. You can book an appointment with the Range officer and they have different shooting packages.
@@D33Lux Ah okay good to know! WIll be usefule for my next gun range trip in Canada :)
Same in NJ. If you don't have a FID, you can't even handle a gun that's for sale, but you can rent a gun at a gun range for use at the range.
He's just like the sporting goods manager in Taylor, AZ Walmart. Good ol' boys.
Helpful lads ay
You can buy shotguns and rifles at 18 , 21 for pistols and short barreled firearms
What state is this in?
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshortsUS Federal Law that all states must abide by.
Never take a Weapon in Direction of People,loaded or unloaded !
I forget how normal it is for me to understand that you don't point the muzzle at anything you're not willing to destroy. Ever. Even if you think it's unloaded. That's a learned behavior, after many years of mentorship during my upbringing. That's why I don't take people shooting who ask me who have no experience. I'm not your mother or father. I'm not a firearms instructor. Go get your own training and gun.
Wow Walmart still sells guns I thought they stop selling them
At least in Montana they do!
They stopped selling some semi-auto guns, like the AR-15.
Bro always treat any gun like its loaded
Terry was great❤️ I hope you look into getting your Canadian PAL when you get home
Terry was a great salesperson indeed!
There is no way you found a food in the sports department, also out of all the places you could have gone to in Montana to buy a gun, you went to Walmart😭
Novelty for foreigners haha
Enjoyable video mate👍🏻👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it thank you!
As a Canadian we sell ammo in Walmart but no longer firearms.
Is this in all Walmarts?
Sergio should get his Category A&B Firearms License in Australia.
why would i do this hahahaha
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshorts because you seemed interested in having a go with that shotgun, we have shotguns here in Australia you could legally buy.
(Someone said you were Australian)
The Walmarts in my town of Austin Texas don't sell guns which is weird because I heard so many of them do. Like the one in the video.
This is in Montana, surprised that’s there’s none in Texas…
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshorts Well I'm just talking about the Walmarts in Austin Texas.
There might be some in other parts of Texas that sell guns.
@@Cacowninja that’s right, what cities are these Walmart’s in?
I own a gun store in Utah, if you want to learn more about firearms please reach out!
I take it that this kid never even saw a real gun or held one.
Incorrect, have held a gun once but never in a supermarket
Yeah he never did and he comes over to america and starts judging our way of doing things. We need to start banning people from socialist countries.
Brother you gotta check out a bass pro shops. Take your kids to see Santa and leave with a boat, a 4 wheeler, clothes for the whole family, and a fully decked out ar-15 with a 100rd drum mag lol. They’ve also got a massive aquarium and a gun range in my local one here in San Antonio TX
That’s crazy haha, I did try to hit up a bass pro in New York and Jersey but they didn’t sell guns or anything
Australia would be 6 step verification code
Lol this guy, traveled from Canada just to check out a handful of basic hunting rifles and his mind is blown when any gunshop in Canada has 10 times more variety of guns on display
Terry said was chill because he knows all the guns in Walmart have trigger locks on them
Forrreal Terry is a g
Young man please don't buy a gun until you know what they do what size ammo they take. Because you might hurt yourself or somebody else. Go to a gun range so you can get familiar with handguns or rifles or shotguns be safe..
This is my Walmart. And that’s my boi terry!!
There we go!
As mexican it's very surreal to see weapons at a supermarket haha, the people of the U.S are a little bit crazy xd. I thought it was just a silly joke they made in shows or things like that.
In the rest of the American continent it is not very common to see weapons stores (yes, America it's a continent :( sorry people)
I thought Wal-Mart stopped selling firearms...
Not in Montana….
The far right gun crowd is hating on this guy for nothing
Oath 😂
you can go look at guns in canada too... just can not touch, or in some cases get into the store with out your PAL... But NOT at walmart....
Brother. Once you get back to Canada. Book yourself for a training course PAL POSSESION ACQUISITION LICENSE. the course will teach you how to handle nonrestricted and restricted guns.
Guns are useful tools to acquire food, predatory control and defense and recreation. If use properly. PAL holders are holders are very responsible and committed to follow the laws of firearms in canada.
I don't live in Canada anymore, but great info for the people interested brother cheers!
"Predatory control" ? Bruh did you just say you use your guns to control someone or something Predatorily ?
All it takes is a photo ID with your local residents in the state, I think I now want to move to Montana.
That’s crazy haha
Most states are that way and you walk out in about 20 minutes! You must be from California or something?
Have u ever heard of Texas 😂
@@Frank-wb1jz yep, I'm from Houston and I can walk in the store and be out in 20 minutes with whatever gun I want
In my state just a drivers license
Tell me your experience shopping at American Walmarts! Can you buy guns freely in your state?
Same law from state to state, although some states like California are trying to make it impossible with extra taxes
crazy how all US states are so different@@damonr4136
@@sergiosbudgettravelsshorts Sales are regulated Federally, but carrying is regulated by the state, plus some states can try and alter the federal laws by adding ridiculous sales tax to make it harder for the general public, it's a politics thing
@@damonr4136 yeah it’s all politics at the end of the day isn’t it
@@damonr4136 very interesting how this all works in 🇺🇸🇺🇸
You must never bought a gun before.. Any legally purchased gun has to have a criminal background check.. The ATF is always watching 😩😩
Not from America so not very familiar with the gun laws you guys havw
What’s the gun law in Canada?
Not exactly sure
WISH MY WALMART HAD GUNS... GUESS TO CLOSE TO NEW ORLEANS LOL
God bless 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
What, someone from Canada, the last frontier, never has seen that many guns ? And that's not that many lol
the stupidest thing i've ever seen is pointing the barrel at a human being treating an empty gun like it's loaded it's obvious you're a know-it-all newbie
The clerk had a lot of patience with you my guy.. please take time to learn proper gun shop etiquette, plenty of “ what not to do at a gun shop” videos on RUclips you can learn from.
I cringed when you pointed the shotgun right at him and continued to keep the firearm pointed at his direction even after he blocked the barrel to get you to point it away. Most places won’t be as a friendly and as passive as terry just an FYI.
I’m Looking For A 357 Magnum Rifle - Either In Lever Action Or Bolt Action
Preferably Lever Action
do not go to a real gun shop until you learn proper safety.
Are you from Canada or just living there? I hear a bit of an Australian accent.
used to live there! But you can probably hear my Aus accent haha
Which walmart mine dont sell guns anymore.
This one is the Walmart in Kallispell, Montana