Videos tagged with Dragon Arms

This video captures a lively event at Dragonland, featuring extensive activities for firearm enthusiasts. The day includes a machine gun shoot at a 220-yard range, a main event at the Dragon Arms store, and opportunities to test products from manufacturers and distributors. The event is expecting over 2000 attendees, with a shuttle service provided from a nearby parking lot. A museum tour is also scheduled for the afternoon. The following day promises a return to normal operations with a 100-yard rifle and pistol range open to the public, along with paintball and a dirt bike track.

This video offers a virtual tour of Dragonman's gun store in Colorado Springs, showcasing their current inventory. The owner highlights competitive pricing, a lower sales tax rate due to being outside city limits, and an enticing offer of a free shooting range day pass with every firearm purchase. The store also facilitates special orders through the owner's daughter, Melissa. They express gratitude for long-term customer loyalty, celebrating over 40 years in business, and promise more inventory videos as new products arrive. The description also includes a link to purchase shop t-shirts.

This video provides a tour of a gun store, highlighting its offerings and facilities. The proprietor, a Class 7 FFL dealer, showcases the store's amenities, including seven indoor shooting ranges with varying distances (10 to 220 yards), instructor ranges, and a combat range. The store is open daily, except for Mondays, and operates on major holidays. The description also humorously mentions that the highest FFL license covers 'everything, even the Atomic Bomb'. A website link is provided for more information.

This video showcases a post-holiday firearm sales event. The inventory includes various firearms, with a focus on a recent large gun delivery. The description highlights the store's operating hours, shooting range availability, and special requirements for machine gun rentals and large paintball group reservations. Additionally, it promotes a sale on t-shirts, including bundle packages, and mentions the restocking of Dragon Arms hats and hoodies. The store's website is provided for further information and purchases.

This YouTube video features a demonstration of "Dragon Fire" firearms, including testing new pistol barrel samples. The presenter, who holds a Type 7 FFL license, showcases the ability to legally convert semi-automatic firearms to full-automatic, build guns from scratch, and potentially fulfill military and law enforcement contracts. The video also mentions upcoming .308 caliber firearms and the availability of a new pistol model in .223/5.56 caliber. The presenter emphasizes the difficulty of obtaining a Type 7 license and shares a personal reflection on their journey from Brooklyn.

This video announces new inventory arriving at Dragon Arms on June 30, 2021, highlighting that gun cabinets and walls are filling up. The store has ample ammunition in nearly every caliber and receives new firearms daily. They ship out-of-state only for firearms that have been in the store for 2-3 weeks. Interested parties are encouraged to call as inventory changes weekly. The description also includes a link to purchase t-shirts.

This video showcases custom "Dragon Fire" rifles nearing completion, highlighting their unique features. The description emphasizes the heavy and accurate fluted Dragon Fire barrel assembly, noting its compatibility with any mil-spec 5.56 AR lower. The brand "Dragon Arms" is mentioned as the testing facility. Viewers are invited to watch a demonstration and share their thoughts.

This video showcases the startup procedure for a T54 Russian Tank at the Colorado Springs Military Museum. Dragonman details the tank's post-WWII origins, its 30-ton weight, and its formidable 100mm main gun. The demonstration highlights the operational status of its lights and radio, the 6-speed manual transmission, and the powerful 600hp diesel engine, emphasizing the museum's commitment to keeping its collection combat-ready.

This interview with Mel 'Dragonman' Bernstein and his daughter Melissa offers a deep dive into his 40-year career in the firearms and motorcycle industry. Mel shares insights into his work ethic, military service, the origin of his 'Dragonman' persona, and his transition to firearms. He highlights the unique features of his manufactured 'Dragon Fire' rifle and expresses his hope for the business's legacy.

This video offers a behind-the-scenes look at Dragon Arms, a firearm retailer in Colorado. The owner highlights the store's extensive selection of military firearms and a significant collection of machine guns. They emphasize being open year-round, with their museum opening on April 1st, 2019. Additionally, the store offers full-auto firearm rentals by appointment. T-shirts are available for purchase through their website.

This video showcases the full-auto firearm rental experience at Dragon Arms, highlighting their extensive machine gun inventory, considered the most in Colorado. The description emphasizes the need for appointments for full-auto rentals due to instructor supervision. Dragonland offers a unique destination with 35-acre paintball fields, a dirtbike track, a gun store with over 1,500 firearms, a specialized machine shop for Harley Davidson parts, and a military museum. They operate seven shooting ranges, including specialized ones for instructors, long-range, skeet, and combat scenarios. The facility also offers concealed carry permit courses. The business is family-owned and operated by 'Dragonman' and his daughter Melissa.

This YouTube video offers a shop tour of "The Dragon Arm's Shop," a gun store specializing in military-style firearms, suppressors, and Class III weapons. The description highlights the unique nature of the store and invites viewers to enjoy the tour. It also promotes the shop's t-shirts with a provided link.