Videos tagged with Landmines

This video discusses the practical necessity of preparedness gear, focusing on the threat posed by well-equipped Mexican drug cartels. The speaker argues that while extreme scenarios like superpower invasions are less likely, the cartels represent a significant and immediate kinetic threat within the US. They highlight the advanced equipment used by cartels, including thermal drones, 'monster' vehicles, night vision, and even landmines, suggesting that individuals should prepare for such threats by acquiring appropriate gear and training.

This video provides a comprehensive tour of the Colorado Springs Military Museum, showcasing a vast collection of historical firearms, military vehicles, and artifacts. Dragonman highlights improvements for the 2021 season, including new acquisitions like black powder rifles, original canteens from the Confederate and Union armies, and flintlock handguns. The museum covers conflicts from the American Revolutionary War through Afghanistan, with significant displays on World War I and World War II, featuring operational firearms like M1 Garands, M1 Carbines, Thompson submachine guns, and M1919 machine guns. The collection also includes various military vehicles, uniforms, and personal equipment, emphasizing the museum's commitment to preserving military history.

This video provides a behind-the-scenes look at the ongoing improvements and acquisitions at Dragonman's Colorado Springs Military Museum. The owner, Dragonman, showcases new additions like a 1917 WWI hat, K98 rifles, Confederate money, and various helmets and radio equipment. He discusses the challenges of space, the process of creating new displays, and the museum's goal to accommodate a projected increase in visitors.

This "Cooking with Booligan" episode features a review of Evike's "Guns & Coffee." While the title is "Cooking with Booligan," the description highlights the involvement of "Grenade shells and landmines," suggesting a unique and potentially humorous take on a product, despite not being an actual firearm. The link provided is for a specific Evike product, indicating a review of an item sold by the airsoft retailer.