Videos tagged with Dragon Man

Dragon Man's is hosting a Valentine's Day giveaway featuring limited edition boxer shorts and Savior Equipment ammo bags. Participants can win by answering trivia questions related to recent channel videos. Alternatively, purchasing any Dragon Merch online within 48 hours of the video's release guarantees a free pair of boxers while supplies last. The giveaway also highlights various Dragon Man's merchandise, including custom magazines, muzzle brakes, and bottle openers.

This video explores some of the most expensive and impressive gun collections and gun rooms. It highlights 'The Collector's' $1 million collection featuring a private basement range, the $100,000 John Wick-themed safe by Big Daddy Unlimited with 17 firearms, and the Beretta Gallery in NYC with high-end shotguns and rifles. Finally, it showcases Mel Bernstein, 'The Dragon Man,' and his vast private military museum in Colorado, housing over 3,000 weapons and military vehicles.

This video, titled "History of the Dragon Tale," by "The Dragon Man," recounts the origin of his nickname and his custom motorcycle building business, which began 55 years ago. He details building the first "Dragon Bike" and subsequent 17 models. The description highlights his unique method of fulfilling customer requests by having them purchase a Harley, draw designs, and then he would build their custom bike. He also mentions building three double-engine street bikes and his extensive history of being featured in motorcycle magazines over the last 50 years. The video aims to share this history and showcase his creations.

This video provides an introduction to a museum tour hosted by Dragon Man, highlighting an event that attracted 76 participants from across the United States. The description emphasizes the educational and enjoyable experience participants are guaranteed to have. It also promotes an upcoming tour on Sunday at 10 am and directs viewers to Dragon Man's website for t-shirts and museum tickets.

This YouTube video is the second part of an eight-part series offering a historical lesson from a military museum. The content focuses on the Civil War and World War I, with plans to cover conflicts up to Afghanistan. The presenter also intends to showcase military vehicles and discuss various conflicts. The video provides contact information and tour details for the Colorado Springs Military Museum, also known as Dragon Man's, encouraging viewers to visit or register online.

This video announces the opening of the Dragon Man's Museum on Sunday, May 17th, 2020, at 10 am for guided tours. The museum will operate every Sunday and Wednesday until November. The description also promotes the first Hot Rod get-together night starting Saturday, May 16th, at a Kmart parking lot, weather permitting, which will continue through October. The creator expresses gratitude for an appreciation plaque from the El Paso County Sheriffs Department. Ticket information for museum tours is provided via a website link.

This video, titled 'Coffin Car!', appears to be an unconventional or perhaps humorously titled piece of content. The description directs viewers to purchase T-shirts from the Dragon Man's website, with a promise of next-day shipping. Given the lack of specific firearm or technical terms in the provided information, the content is likely not a standard firearm review, tutorial, or discussion.

This video, titled "Looking for a couple of good tour guides!", is a recruitment announcement from a business, likely related to firearms given the context of "Dragon Man" (a known firearm personality). The description explicitly states that tour guides have since been hired, but they are still accepting resumes for future openings. Interested individuals are directed to email dragonman033@gmail.com. A link to purchase merchandise, specifically t-shirts from dragonmans.com, is also provided.

This YouTube video is an advertisement for an overstock sale on t-shirts, with a direct link provided to the Dragon Man's store. The content focuses on promoting merchandise related to the Dragon Man brand, which is often associated with firearms and tactical gear, but the video itself does not demonstrate or discuss any specific firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or related topics. The primary purpose is to drive traffic to their online store for apparel.