I recently picked up a stack of 1960's American Rifleman magazines at a yard sale. The back pages make me drool. M1 Carbines- $60, Mauser's- $25, Walther PP's $49, Mk 4 Enfield's- $19. And all shipped right to your door. For the incredible sum of $5.
John Sykora I know man. The bright side is, there are some crazy deals NOW. Mosins, Yugo SKS's, ect. They may not seem cheap now, but wait 20 years. I bought a Mosin M44 12 years ago for a big box store.........for $75. They had dozens. Current price is $250+. Imagine if I had bought 20, or 50 of them.
@@thetobaccoguy1751 man that's so true. A store near me(it was a gander mountain but it was a special gander mountain that was mainly a gun store to compete with Cabela's) had crates of Mauser 98ks and also regular k98s for between $80 and $200 for a really nice one. To this day I kick myself for not getting one. Would have made a good hunting rifle.
I am still thrilled I got the opportunity to meet both of you and the rest of the Moss Pawn family. The kids got to see Disney World, and my wife said I got to visit "gun Disney World". It certainly was the highlight of my trip. Thanks guys! :)
Wanted to say thanks. I bought an Saiga AK-74 build with Tapco parts from you all 2 weeks back and got a chance to shoot it. Super Smooth and on target right "out of the box" so to speak. Also wanted to thank Barry for helping me out with that wonderful TroyInd 2 point sling. You guys are simply The Best.
You gentlemen are always bringing new and interesting discussions to the table. Every single day I look forward to watching your videos, and wilderness outfitters channel. Thank you so much providing a place that is a friendly, educational, and entertaining experience for both seasoned firearm patrons and novice gun owners just getting into the game.
jesus rip :( i was looking to get one first time gun owner and/or soon to be that's been one of my dream guns im hoping to find one for 200/250 if i can but jeese 350.
TheoneandonlyCrowMan thats one mistake i made. I was in cabelas a few years ago and they hade a couple dozen for $150 and i didnt buy one now in 2016 i bought one for $275
My local shops carry one or two shitty Mosins, 44's and the like, China made 54's, beat up all to hell with no accessories or frills, no less than $300
My first one, also first gun purchase I made, 1940 serial numbers matching used in the war for 150. My second one was 375 but had almost never been used and was in amazing condition with a belt, bayonet, and U.S.S.R flag.
Damn, I remember when it was gun gripe episode 5. Where has the time gone guys!? I have the utmost respect for the Moss Pawn Crew and I'm always looking forward to the next video. Keep up the great work guys, I can't tell you all the things I've learned over the years from watching this channel, in my opinion it's the best gun channel on RUclips.
My grandpa has an example of a great buy and a regret. His good buy was a Colt Anaconda .44 Mag he bought for grizzly defense while hunting in Montana. He bought it for $600 and has only fired about ten rounds through it. He has the original box and paperwork. He went into a gun store and told the guy about it. Apparently there is a waiting list years long for them and they run about $3000 in ok condition. He has NO intention of selling it. It has become his deer gun. He regrets, however, not picking up an M1 Garand when he could have.
You guys are genuine, normal folks and we all appreciate the time you put into your passion. I'm a long time subscriber and will be so into the foreseeable future. Keep pumping out the interesting videos and we'll keep coming back. I hope business picks back up for you guys soon. Long live the republic! ^_^
This will continue to be true for a long time to come. When I turned 18 in 1991, I purchased from WalMart a Savage Arms .22lr bolt action rifle for $120. I was young and foolish and didn't take very good care of the gun, I stored it poorly. It became rusted and pitted. I used emery cloth to sand the rust off. Within 5 years of purchase the gun looked terrible although it still functioned perfectly. 20 years later I dug the gun out of storage to trade in at Gander Mtn towards the purchase of a new gun. I was expecting to get $20 maybe $30 for it. The gunsmith inspected the gun and I quote..."Unfortunately, due to the poor condition we are only able to offer you $100 for this rifle." I sold it in a heartbeat and felt pretty smart. After the sale, I related to the employee that I had purchased the gun new 20 years earlier for only $120. The employee told me that Savage Arms reputation has improved significantly over the last decade. He also told me that the gunsmith would check the gun for function, clean it up, and it would be sold for between $180 and $220. I didn't feel so smart after he told me that.
I wouldn’t feel bad about that transaction at all. You put 0 work in to make $80 more than you expected, and they have to put labor hours in to turn a profit...which by now is already done.
I've been a subscriber since around 2009. The quality of videos has just got better and better over time, you guys put out entertaining, informative content week in and week out. Thank you for all the time and effort Eric, Barry and the rest of you guys have invested in the channel. Keep it up, we love it! Jay from the UK
I can learn more from watching you guys than from talking to 100 people. Keep up the great work. We've never met, but I consider you guys to be my friends. If circumstances ever allow, some day I will return to Atlanta (my home town), and stop by to meet you in person. You guys are great!
Hey, about what you were saying at the end of the video. I am sure many agree that your videos are very informative and much appreciated. Speaking on behalf of my circle of friends and I, your doing great favors for the firearm community, and are teaching us things we never even thought to ask! I learned so much more from your videos than I did prior to youtube firearm channels! Thanks for the inside information in the firearms retailing community and the tips you give! Much appreciated
It was good to see that you guys thank us watchers/ fans. I like the videos because a lot of the testing and shooting you guys do I cannot afford to do at this time. Thank you.
In reply to the topic of new videos.... Personally, I am excited every time I get home, to log on you-tube and check for any new vids from you folks. I truly enjoy sitting on the couch, eating my meals, and viewing all the new vids you guy put out. You are part of my daily "routine". Gun gripes, MODS, firearm facts, and reviews are some of my favorites. Thanks for all your hard work, and keep them coming ) PS-Keep the MODS to a more general scale. Many of us don't own specific guns. Thanks again
I have had a lot of gun hindsight in the last few month and I have only been buying since 2007 so I missed all the wonderful opportunities you guys had in the 1980's. I was talking with a friend of mine and we agreed that if we had the hot tub time machine we would have gone back to the 80's to buy a few things. 1) get Fully Automatic weapons. 2) Get a lot of AR-15's and Chinese AK's converted to full Auto. 3) Pre-order famas sporters before they first got to the US. 4) Purchase a ton of Gold.
GREAT insight on the market!! I was a Class 1 dealer in the 80's and can't believe the market today. Keep up the great work! And if you did spend the money on your AR's or AK's, yea you paid too much, but NOW YOU HAVE THEM. And no, the gun control fight is never over. So enjoy these sage videos, and invest what you can. Get your spouse involved in the sport, teach the kids and expand and protect our heritage by voting!! Just an old vet's perspective...
NO! I appreciate everything you and Barry do!! I've learned a lot of solid information from watching y'all gripe over guns. When I get out of the Corps here in 30 days, I'm stopping by and doing some business.
you get so much support because you support us so much with your videos. you provide us with super education about firearms and a lot of entertainment.
A few months ago I stumbled across your page and have been hooked ever since. A sincere thanks for all your hard work putting out the vids. Keep up the good work!
Learned the hard way about keeping your tank filled up. Storm came through and knocked out power to the whole town for 4 days. I was on empty and planned to fill up after work. Storm hit before I could and I had to drive 20 miles to the north where the storm didn't hit to get fuel. Waited in line for 20 minutes because I wasn't the only one who needed gas.
I went on a trip with the boy scouts a while ago in Catalina and I saw that the camp had a rifle range, so I decided to apply for range master; to this day I still smile when I see those years-old pallets of .22LR I smile
I've been a subscriber since your *very* first mosin sticky-bolt syndrome videos, learned about cosmoline removal and all that, hopefully sometime in the future I'll have the chance to come on down and meet you guys in person myself. Keep up the awesome work guys!
I'm from IL as well. They're widely available at most mom and pop gun shops throughout the state. If you can't find them there, the big box outdoor stores (which should ALWAYS be a last resort) like Cableas and Bass Pro usually have them for a bit higher price. I bought mine last year from my local FFL for just over 100.
I came in yesterday to the shop as I watch a lot of your vids. Said hello to Barry and had a good time looking in the cases. Was looking for a Kel Tec Sub 2000 in 9mm Glock but was told you "couldn't even get a picture of one"... I was disappointed but it was a funny line. Good to see your shop.
I was just talking about this with my buddy. I wish I'd bought those K-31's with accessories back when they were cheap because the ammo is still out there. A few more Mosin Nagants and SKS's wouldn't have hurt, either. He wishes he'd have had more invested in AR's, but in NY we're sort of up the creek on that. Great video!
Y'all-E&B- are great. This is really a great place for firearm education just based on your hard-earned experience. Looking forward to the episode on ammo preservation. Would like to see one on the right optics for the right gun.
I always enjoyed your videos. Even if sometimes I don't agree with you guys and your views. I always find the videos entertaining and informative and our mutual love for weaponry keeps me coming back to watch more.
Nice job guys. Back in the early 70's I was buying colt boxed revolvers like the buffalo bill special for less than $150, today they are worth $1800 a piece. Guns were always a good investment. Its the timing in selling them that is tough.
Several of my guns I keep as collectables (e.g. S&W 50th anniversary commemorative editions of the 357 and 44 magnums, The 9mm Kimber "Sapphire" from the custom shop and a few others cool guns that are not so plenty to acquire). I enjoy shooting 44 and 357 mags, a couple of SIGS and a H&K Mark 23. But that's just me. Thanks for your great video. Please keep 'em coming! Cheers, Ron
My dad recently gave me a SKS that he bought for my grandfather back in the mid '90s. he told me that he purchased it for $89! I wish we would have loaded up on those!
You guys are working hard and we appreciate it. I really like your videos and appreciate the frequency of content you provide. You guys rock, keep it going.
Purchased a Mosin with two boxes of ammo. 140 bucks. Hexagonal receiver, Russian stamping marked 1917. The stock is in great condition with original steel pad. Hardly any creep in the trigger. Smooth bolt too.
You guys are right on the mark!!! keep on keeping on!!!!!! You don't have to worry about losing subscribers. The only one I watch as much is Hickock 45!! Keep up the good videos!!
Before this whole gun and ammo scare started I purchased my first gun. Originally I was looking at an sr9 but close to paying it off I switched to another gun that I simply new I wanted pmr30. I was able to get it for 360 and quickly went out and bought some ammo to practice with I still have 360 rounds from that first time I purchased ammo. I look forward to seeing the video on ammo storage as I also have a lot of 22lr stored (probably not the proper way either)
Really looking forward to the Ammo storage video! I am always trying to keep it safe and dry when stored. Maybe you guys could do a Slinged Rifle video? Showing how you would carry them walking about. God Bless.
Cant wait for the new gun tour video and the ammo storage vid...hell...cant wait for all of your future videos for years to come! Thanks for doing this guys! You rock!
Keep up the good work guys, the channels is great, I've learned alot and its nice to see other like minded people. I enjoy the videos you do all the time.
I have several pictures with me, Eric and Barry holding soe really bad ass guns behind that counter :) Those stills will be cherished. I now plan to visit your store later this year and ask you guys to build a dream AR15 for me. Thank you guys so much for everything that you do!
Nice to see you guys doing well.Enjoyed this video and it made me think that it's time to buy another gun.I got caught up in the panic earlier this year and bought a custom built AR-15 with a lot added furniture for $1400.I probably paid $200 to $300 over what I could purchase one now for however, I consider myself lucky in that it could had been worse.I will be by the shop soon as I bought a 500 Mossberg from Barry a few months ago. Keep Up The Good Work
Love your videos.. 4 subscriptions I always watch. IV8888 Hickok45 gun blast and stugrewehr... Keep em comin fellas.. Don't know what I'd watch on RUclips without ya..!!
and to expand a little if that price sounds high, it was a 75th anniversary model with the adjustable sight and the price included the tax and I also got the in store warranty because I like sending business their way.
Great Gripe guys! As always you guys show why your the best firearms channel on youtube. I hope you get some TV I will actually get cable to watch that lol. I check my feed for new stuff from you every day. I am always excited to see more. I represent your shirt on the regular too. As soon as I actually fly on a plane (I am a little down home) I will come out and see ya. I am gonna go try to talk my wife into letting me pick up a few more Mosin's and another Garand :)
Pistol and rifle shooters crave smart decent people in their sport and everyone I have talked with a Moss Pawn and gun are like that. No one wants creepy people near a firearm or on youtube . You guys are a joy to watch and listen to.
Man I love ya'lls page, info, guns, gripes, heck all of it! Thanks for being a shining light for the 2nd Amendment & how important it is... especially in these troubling days. Days that I NEVER thought would come to THIS nation! You both rock! Thanks....
You guys are My #1 youtube channel. Its like christmas final arrived, everytime you guys post a new episode. That being said, since history has a crazy way of repeating its self, i would have to predict that 2 more of those hind sight guns are going to be the AR-15 (obvious) but also the hi-point carbine. think about it, mass produced and cheap, bet the price of them spikes in the next 30 years.
Finale! A great video! It's been a while since you've had something that interested me! Great job guys. Also, I even watch the videos that don't interest me, just because I'm dedicated to your Chanel. I have been here since the first gun gripe. That was the first video I have watched of your.
My dad has a 60's or 70's Remington Scoremaster Model 511 that he bought for $29 at Sears-I believe. It is a .22 with a 48ish inch barrel with an old Tasco sight on it, and that thing is a TACK DRIVER. Outshoots my 10/22 any day.
I always check yours and hickoks channel everyday i think of it as my evwryday tv show even if theres not a new video i wach old ones again great channel if i evwr make it your way i will deffinetly stop in!
Bought my first deer rifle (a .303 British Enfield #4 Mark1) for $12.00 at the age of 14. There were plenty of Mausers, Springfields, and others for comparable prices. Shooter Lugers were $8.00 each, with a box of ammo thrown in free.
Can't wait for the ammo longetivity video! I'm planning on buying ammo in bulk for guns I plan to buy IN THE FUTURE just to be safe because with the whole 2014 thing coming up NY is gonna be locked down for guns :(. Anyways thank you guys SO much, I appreciate these videos more than I can put in words. Its nice to have one source that I can trust to deliver advice on anything gun related.
Eric predicted the Mosin demand, not even 10 years later
@THESATURNSSC1 century has mosins for 311 i think
I recently picked up a stack of 1960's American Rifleman magazines at a yard sale. The back pages make me drool. M1 Carbines- $60, Mauser's- $25, Walther PP's $49, Mk 4 Enfield's- $19. And all shipped right to your door. For the incredible sum of $5.
+Hans “Hanzy4200” S. dont make me cry dude
John Sykora I know man. The bright side is, there are some crazy deals NOW. Mosins, Yugo SKS's, ect. They may not seem cheap now, but wait 20 years. I bought a Mosin M44 12 years ago for a big box store.........for $75. They had dozens. Current price is $250+. Imagine if I had bought 20, or 50 of them.
damn. even adjusted for inflation that's cheap.
@@thetobaccoguy1751 man that's so true. A store near me(it was a gander mountain but it was a special gander mountain that was mainly a gun store to compete with Cabela's) had crates of Mauser 98ks and also regular k98s for between $80 and $200 for a really nice one. To this day I kick myself for not getting one. Would have made a good hunting rifle.
I was at a museum and they had an old sears catalog. Early 1900s. You could get guns for a few bucks. Smith revolvers were like $5-6
I am still thrilled I got the opportunity to meet both of you and the rest of the Moss Pawn family. The kids got to see Disney World, and my wife said I got to visit "gun Disney World". It certainly was the highlight of my trip. Thanks guys! :)
You guys are living legends. Humble, humours and genuine people. Nothing beats that. Nothing. Cant wait to catch up with you all in the spring.
Damn i miss berry that dude is cool r.i.p man
Wanted to say thanks. I bought an Saiga AK-74 build with Tapco parts from you all 2 weeks back and got a chance to shoot it. Super Smooth and on target right "out of the box" so to speak. Also wanted to thank Barry for helping me out with that wonderful TroyInd 2 point sling. You guys are simply The Best.
gun control is not about guns its about control.
You gentlemen are always bringing new and interesting discussions to the table. Every single day I look forward to watching your videos, and wilderness outfitters channel. Thank you so much providing a place that is a friendly, educational, and entertaining experience for both seasoned firearm patrons and novice gun owners just getting into the game.
Definitely called the Mosin Nagant. In 2010: $100-$150 depending on condition. Now (2016) $350 if you can find one.
jesus rip :( i was looking to get one first time gun owner and/or soon to be that's been one of my dream guns im hoping to find one for 200/250 if i can but jeese 350.
TheoneandonlyCrowMan thats one mistake i made. I was in cabelas a few years ago and they hade a couple dozen for $150 and i didnt buy one now in 2016 i bought one for $275
My local shops carry one or two shitty Mosins, 44's and the like, China made 54's, beat up all to hell with no accessories or frills, no less than $300
My first one, also first gun purchase I made, 1940 serial numbers matching used in the war for 150. My second one was 375 but had almost never been used and was in amazing condition with a belt, bayonet, and U.S.S.R flag.
Cabaret Macabre yep I just paid $300
Damn, I remember when it was gun gripe episode 5. Where has the time gone guys!? I have the utmost respect for the Moss Pawn Crew and I'm always looking forward to the next video. Keep up the great work guys, I can't tell you all the things I've learned over the years from watching this channel, in my opinion it's the best gun channel on RUclips.
I bought tons of stuff. But why would you assume I have any desire to sell it! hahaha. I want more!
MattV2099: Guns & Food
I’m late to this video, but I feel you. The more the merrier.
I loved your contributions, Barry! No nonsense and old school! Words of wisdom for Eric and my generation!
My grandpa has an example of a great buy and a regret. His good buy was a Colt Anaconda .44 Mag he bought for grizzly defense while hunting in Montana. He bought it for $600 and has only fired about ten rounds through it. He has the original box and paperwork. He went into a gun store and told the guy about it. Apparently there is a waiting list years long for them and they run about $3000 in ok condition. He has NO intention of selling it. It has become his deer gun. He regrets, however, not picking up an M1 Garand when he could have.
You guys are genuine, normal folks and we all appreciate the time you put into your passion. I'm a long time subscriber and will be so into the foreseeable future. Keep pumping out the interesting videos and we'll keep coming back.
I hope business picks back up for you guys soon.
Long live the republic! ^_^
This is an older video, but i will share. Right now I'm shooting some .22LR from the late 70's. 50rds for 1.19 USD
Thanks for appreciating us! Because we certainly appreciate you guys! Good luck with any and all endeavors!
This will continue to be true for a long time to come. When I turned 18 in 1991, I purchased from WalMart a Savage Arms .22lr bolt action rifle for $120. I was young and foolish and didn't take very good care of the gun, I stored it poorly. It became rusted and pitted. I used emery cloth to sand the rust off. Within 5 years of purchase the gun looked terrible although it still functioned perfectly. 20 years later I dug the gun out of storage to trade in at Gander Mtn towards the purchase of a new gun. I was expecting to get $20 maybe $30 for it. The gunsmith inspected the gun and I quote..."Unfortunately, due to the poor condition we are only able to offer you $100 for this rifle." I sold it in a heartbeat and felt pretty smart. After the sale, I related to the employee that I had purchased the gun new 20 years earlier for only $120. The employee told me that Savage Arms reputation has improved significantly over the last decade. He also told me that the gunsmith would check the gun for function, clean it up, and it would be sold for between $180 and $220. I didn't feel so smart after he told me that.
John Gilson just so u know gander mountain is known for very high prices.....i wouldnt have given u over 60-70 bucks....
I wouldn’t feel bad about that transaction at all. You put 0 work in to make $80 more than you expected, and they have to put labor hours in to turn a profit...which by now is already done.
I've been a subscriber since around 2009. The quality of videos has just got better and better over time, you guys put out entertaining, informative content week in and week out. Thank you for all the time and effort Eric, Barry and the rest of you guys have invested in the channel.
Keep it up, we love it!
Jay from the UK
Probably one of the ONLY ONLY good things about guns in Canada versus US is we are still able to import Norincos
So cheap and available here
Lucky Canuckie
I could listen to Eric and Barry all day. Greetings from Britain.
Denmark bought British Spitfires for 1$ a piece after WW2.
I can learn more from watching you guys than from talking to 100 people. Keep up the great work. We've never met, but I consider you guys to be my friends. If circumstances ever allow, some day I will return to Atlanta (my home town), and stop by to meet you in person. You guys are great!
Hey, about what you were saying at the end of the video. I am sure many agree that your videos are very informative and much appreciated. Speaking on behalf of my circle of friends and I, your doing great favors for the firearm community, and are teaching us things we never even thought to ask! I learned so much more from your videos than I did prior to youtube firearm channels! Thanks for the inside information in the firearms retailing community and the tips you give! Much appreciated
It was good to see that you guys thank us watchers/ fans. I like the videos because a lot of the testing and shooting you guys do I cannot afford to do at this time. Thank you.
In reply to the topic of new videos.... Personally, I am excited every time I get home, to log on you-tube and check for any new vids from you folks. I truly enjoy sitting on the couch, eating my meals, and viewing all the new vids you guy put out. You are part of my daily "routine". Gun gripes, MODS, firearm facts, and reviews are some of my favorites. Thanks for all your hard work, and keep them coming ) PS-Keep the MODS to a more general scale. Many of us don't own specific guns. Thanks again
I have had a lot of gun hindsight in the last few month and I have only been buying since 2007 so I missed all the wonderful opportunities you guys had in the 1980's. I was talking with a friend of mine and we agreed that if we had the hot tub time machine we would have gone back to the 80's to buy a few things. 1) get Fully Automatic weapons. 2) Get a lot of AR-15's and Chinese AK's converted to full Auto. 3) Pre-order famas sporters before they first got to the US. 4) Purchase a ton of Gold.
How can you not like stand up fellas that give FREE technical advice and information for the benefit of the firearms community!
You guys should not be suprised of your success....
... 'real' people gravitate to each other.
Thanks for all you do.
GREAT insight on the market!! I was a Class 1 dealer in the 80's and can't believe the market today. Keep up the great work! And if you did spend the money on your AR's or AK's, yea you paid too much, but NOW YOU HAVE THEM. And no, the gun control fight is never over. So enjoy these sage videos, and invest what you can. Get your spouse involved in the sport, teach the kids and expand and protect our heritage by voting!! Just an old vet's perspective...
NO! I appreciate everything you and Barry do!! I've learned a lot of solid information from watching y'all gripe over guns. When I get out of the Corps here in 30 days, I'm stopping by and doing some business.
I'm always excited when y'all make videos because they speak of truth and are in the interest of the viewers. Thank you for what you do.
you get so much support because you support us so much with your videos.
you provide us with super education about firearms and a lot of entertainment.
Barry was really great to listen too.. I could listen to that man all day..
Barry is always so sweet at the end, such a gentleman.
Thanks Boys, Yours' is one of my favorite channels. You deliver great knowledge and information, and you fellers always make me grin.
A few months ago I stumbled across your page and have been hooked ever since. A sincere thanks for all your hard work putting out the vids. Keep up the good work!
Learned the hard way about keeping your tank filled up. Storm came through and knocked out power to the whole town for 4 days. I was on empty and planned to fill up after work. Storm hit before I could and I had to drive 20 miles to the north where the storm didn't hit to get fuel. Waited in line for 20 minutes because I wasn't the only one who needed gas.
I went on a trip with the boy scouts a while ago in Catalina and I saw that the camp had a rifle range, so I decided to apply for range master; to this day I still smile when I see those years-old pallets of .22LR I smile
I am fairly new to your page but I have told everyone I know like us about your page.I want to personally say I appreciate you guys and what you do!
I've been a subscriber since your *very* first mosin sticky-bolt syndrome videos, learned about cosmoline removal and all that, hopefully sometime in the future I'll have the chance to come on down and meet you guys in person myself.
Keep up the awesome work guys!
I'm from IL as well. They're widely available at most mom and pop gun shops throughout the state. If you can't find them there, the big box outdoor stores (which should ALWAYS be a last resort) like Cableas and Bass Pro usually have them for a bit higher price. I bought mine last year from my local FFL for just over 100.
It feels really nice that they appreciate us subscribers as much as they do
Ammo longevity !!! BRING IT !!! I'll be checking daily for that one. You are my #1 RUclips channel !!!
Just finished all of the Gun Gripes so far over these last weeks. Thanks for the effort! They're very entertaining and informative.
I came in yesterday to the shop as I watch a lot of your vids. Said hello to Barry and had a good time looking in the cases. Was looking for a Kel Tec Sub 2000 in 9mm Glock but was told you "couldn't even get a picture of one"... I was disappointed but it was a funny line. Good to see your shop.
I was just talking about this with my buddy. I wish I'd bought those K-31's with accessories back when they were cheap because the ammo is still out there. A few more Mosin Nagants and SKS's wouldn't have hurt, either. He wishes he'd have had more invested in AR's, but in NY we're sort of up the creek on that. Great video!
Y'all-E&B- are great. This is really a great place for firearm education just based on your hard-earned experience. Looking forward to the episode on ammo preservation. Would like to see one on the right optics for the right gun.
I could listen to your stories all day.
Brotherly love for you guys coming from Philadelphia, Pa.
Thank you Eric and Barry.Love all your vids.Thank you for supporting gunblast.com!!!!!
From a drunk, new rifle-owning subscriber to Iraqveteran8888 from SoCal, keep up the good work! Love your videos!
I always enjoyed your videos. Even if sometimes I don't agree with you guys and your views. I always find the videos entertaining and informative and our mutual love for weaponry keeps me coming back to watch more.
Nice job guys. Back in the early 70's I was buying colt boxed revolvers like the buffalo bill special for less than $150, today they are worth $1800 a piece. Guns were always a good investment. Its the timing in selling them that is tough.
Several of my guns I keep as collectables (e.g. S&W 50th anniversary commemorative editions of the 357 and 44 magnums, The 9mm Kimber "Sapphire" from the custom shop and a few others cool guns that are not so plenty to acquire). I enjoy shooting 44 and 357 mags, a couple of SIGS and a H&K Mark 23. But that's just me. Thanks for your great video. Please keep 'em coming! Cheers, Ron
My dad recently gave me a SKS that he bought for my grandfather back in the mid '90s. he told me that he purchased it for $89! I wish we would have loaded up on those!
I am shocked, I can't believe Berry is only 58 years old. Berry must have had a very hard life. keep up the good work. I love you guys.
You guys are great. I always know all you're advice and opinions are honest and from the heart. Thanks for the great consistent vids
Good call on the Mosin’s. Here we are in 2021, and they’re getting more expensive than Mausers for some reason.
Keep it up guys, love to see grass roots vendors in Georgia succeeding like this!
You guys are working hard and we appreciate it. I really like your videos and appreciate the frequency of content you provide. You guys rock, keep it going.
You guys are doing a fantastic job with the video ideas and frequency. I loved the mosin torture tests. Keep it up guys!
i think you guys are one of the best and nicest gun shop owners I've ever seen!!!
Purchased a Mosin with two boxes of ammo. 140 bucks. Hexagonal receiver, Russian stamping marked 1917. The stock is in great condition with original steel pad. Hardly any creep in the trigger. Smooth bolt too.
You guys are right on the mark!!! keep on keeping on!!!!!! You don't have to worry about losing subscribers. The only one I watch as much is Hickock 45!! Keep up the good videos!!
Before this whole gun and ammo scare started I purchased my first gun. Originally I was looking at an sr9 but close to paying it off I switched to another gun that I simply new I wanted pmr30. I was able to get it for 360 and quickly went out and bought some ammo to practice with I still have 360 rounds from that first time I purchased ammo. I look forward to seeing the video on ammo storage as I also have a lot of 22lr stored (probably not the proper way either)
Really looking forward to the Ammo storage video! I am always trying to keep it safe and dry when stored. Maybe you guys could do a Slinged Rifle video? Showing how you would carry them walking about. God Bless.
Great job to all your crew. One of the best YT gun channels. I like it a lot.
You guys are very deserving of the following you get and of its continued growth.
Great job guys!
Finland, Greenland, Honduras, North Carolina. . . Such an exotic breed, those North Carolinians. Keep up the good work guys, love your videos.
Greetings from Birmingham, Al. I really enjoy listening to you guys. Keep up the great work.
Cant wait for the new gun tour video and the ammo storage vid...hell...cant wait for all of your future videos for years to come! Thanks for doing this guys! You rock!
Keep up the good work guys, the channels is great, I've learned alot and its nice to see other like minded people. I enjoy the videos you do all the time.
I have several pictures with me, Eric and Barry holding soe really bad ass guns behind that counter :) Those stills will be cherished. I now plan to visit your store later this year and ask you guys to build a dream AR15 for me. Thank you guys so much for everything that you do!
You guys are top of my "must visit" list if I am ever in the USA..... Great shop, great videos... xoxo
Brothers..if I ever get to visit my friend in ATL, we are going to swing by your shop for sure. Thanks for posting everything!:)
No Eric&Barry we appreciate u guys for who u are
Nice to see you guys doing well.Enjoyed this video and it made me think that it's time to buy another gun.I got caught up in the panic earlier this year and bought a custom built AR-15 with a lot added furniture for $1400.I probably paid $200 to $300 over what I could purchase one now for however, I consider myself lucky in that it could had been worse.I will be by the shop soon as I bought a 500 Mossberg from Barry a few months ago. Keep Up The Good Work
Love your videos.. 4 subscriptions I always watch. IV8888 Hickok45 gun blast and stugrewehr... Keep em comin fellas.. Don't know what I'd watch on RUclips without ya..!!
Great job... Miss seeing Barry ...RIP...
and to expand a little if that price sounds high, it was a 75th anniversary model with the adjustable sight and the price included the tax and I also got the in store warranty because I like sending business their way.
thanks for another great video, you guys are doing wonders for the shooting public, and the industry, keep up the great work Barry, and Eric
Great Gripe guys! As always you guys show why your the best firearms channel on youtube. I hope you get some TV I will actually get cable to watch that lol. I check my feed for new stuff from you every day. I am always excited to see more. I represent your shirt on the regular too. As soon as I actually fly on a plane (I am a little down home) I will come out and see ya. I am gonna go try to talk my wife into letting me pick up a few more Mosin's and another Garand :)
Thank you for your all videos. You guys are spot on with all of your stuff.
Pistol and rifle shooters crave smart decent people in their sport and everyone I have talked with a Moss Pawn and gun are like that. No one wants creepy people near a firearm or on youtube . You guys are a joy to watch and listen to.
Man I love ya'lls page, info, guns, gripes, heck all of it! Thanks for being a shining light for the 2nd Amendment & how important it is... especially in these troubling days. Days that I NEVER thought would come to THIS nation! You both rock! Thanks....
I have to definitely go pay a respectful respect to moss pawn and gun... I Always watched your videos. Ever since I found you guys.
It's good to hear that you guys have a lot of international fans.
You guys are My #1 youtube channel. Its like christmas final arrived, everytime you guys post a new episode. That being said, since history has a crazy way of repeating its self, i would have to predict that 2 more of those hind sight guns are going to be the AR-15 (obvious) but also the hi-point carbine. think about it, mass produced and cheap, bet the price of them spikes in the next 30 years.
Always excellent enjoyable informative videos. I can't wait for the ammo storage segment. Thanks!
8 years later now we have all this ammo and bans going on
Thanks for all the hard work Eric & Barry! You're running the best gun channel on RUclips IMHO ;)
Another great video mate thank you very much for taking the time to make it. Regards from England.
I love yall's videos. By far my favorite guns channel on the Tubes. Keep pumping em out, and I'll keep watching. :)
cant wait for the ammo longevity video guys! ive been waiting for that awhile now. you guys rock as usual!
Finale! A great video! It's been a while since you've had something that interested me! Great job guys. Also, I even watch the videos that don't interest me, just because I'm dedicated to your Chanel. I have been here since the first gun gripe. That was the first video I have watched of your.
My dad has a 60's or 70's Remington Scoremaster Model 511 that he bought for $29 at Sears-I believe. It is a .22 with a 48ish inch barrel with an old Tasco sight on it, and that thing is a TACK DRIVER.
Outshoots my 10/22 any day.
3 different types of 22 came into my local Walmart in 3 days this week. My store is located in a small rural area. It might be getting better folks.
I remember racks of 91/30s at $39 back about 20 years ago, along with the $69 SKS's and the pallet loads of the Chinese case lots of ammo.
I always check yours and hickoks channel everyday i think of it as my evwryday tv show even if theres not a new video i wach old ones again great channel if i evwr make it your way i will deffinetly stop in!
Bought my first deer rifle (a .303 British Enfield #4 Mark1) for $12.00 at the age of 14. There were plenty of Mausers, Springfields, and others for comparable prices. Shooter Lugers were $8.00 each, with a box of ammo thrown in free.
Can't wait for the ammo longetivity video! I'm planning on buying ammo in bulk for guns I plan to buy IN THE FUTURE just to be safe because with the whole 2014 thing coming up NY is gonna be locked down for guns :(. Anyways thank you guys SO much, I appreciate these videos more than I can put in words. Its nice to have one source that I can trust to deliver advice on anything gun related.