Videos tagged with Melissa

This video provides a detailed breakdown of Colorado's new firearm purchasing requirements, set to take effect in August 2026, as explained by Melissa from Dragonman's. The new system mandates a permit-to-purchase for semi-automatic firearms, involving online applications, third-party background checks, local Sheriff approval, and mandatory standardized training with a 90% test score. The guide also highlights associated fees and Colorado's excise tax on firearms and ammunition, advising potential buyers to act before the deadline.

This video announces the upcoming acquisition of a new property by the creator and their partner, Melissa. The closing is scheduled for a couple of weeks away. The description highlights the beauty and significant acreage of the land, noting it has been in the neighbor's family for over 110 years. The creator expresses excitement about the expansion of their "Dragonland" and mentions planning for fence lines with a surveyor's visit next week. A t-shirt shop link is also provided.

This video focuses on a Memorial Day reflection and its historical context, featuring Melissa. While the title and description don't explicitly mention firearms, the inclusion of a name like Melissa in a content context often suggests a personal perspective or a host-led discussion. Without further information, it's difficult to pinpoint specific firearm-related content, but the theme of reflection and history could potentially touch upon military history or the heritage of firearm ownership in the US, especially around a holiday like Memorial Day.

Dragonman and Melissa from Dragon Arms discuss Colorado's proposed "Semi-Auto Firearm Ban" (2024), detailing its broad definitions that could ban common firearms like AR-15s, shotguns with pistol grips, and even some hunting rifles. They emphasize the critical need for citizen participation at the Colorado State Capitol on March 19th to oppose the bill, highlighting potential confiscation and severe penalties for non-compliance. The video stresses that relying solely on organizations like the NRA is insufficient.

This video features Dragonman racing his daughter Melissa in their hot rods. The description also highlights various attractions at Dragonman's establishment, including museum tours, shooting ranges, a firearm store, a paintball park, and a dirt bike track, all open with good weather expected throughout the week. A link to purchase hot rod t-shirts is provided.

This video from Dragonland showcases recent business activities. The creator has been busy with motorcycle machine work and repairs, while Melissa has been managing the gun store. They've been stocking up on firearms, optics, and accessories, including a significant order of ammunition to prepare for spring. The description also mentions the upcoming opening of an RV Park and a museum with guided tours, as well as the expansion of their dirt bike track and new paintball equipment. The video aims to give viewers an update on what's happening at Dragonland.

This YouTube video humorously depicts sending Melissa to the airport equipped with a Vietnam Era parachute and helmet for "safety." The description then pivots to promote Dragon Man's, mentioning firearm sales, a shooting range, and an upcoming museum opening in April featuring historical items like a parachute issued to the 101st Airborne in Vietnam. Links are provided for museum tours, t-shirt purchases, and Melissa's YouTube channel.

This video features a fun "Hot Rod Racing" event with Melissa, likely a family member or friend. The description also mentions that the shooting ranges, firearm store, and paintball park are open all week, alongside a dirt bike track. The weather in Colorado is expected to be beautiful all week. A museum tour is scheduled for tomorrow at 10 am. The description also includes a link to shop for hot rod t-shirts.

This YouTube video focuses on winterizing a significant collection of 25 out of 43 hot rods with the assistance of Melissa. The description emphasizes the ongoing fun at Dragonman's and promotes merchandise sales through a provided link. The content appears to be primarily about vehicle maintenance and enthusiast activities.

This video showcases the second day of a 2020 machine gun shoot event. Highlights include a flamethrower demonstration and a young woman, Melissa, successfully firing a .50 caliber machine gun mounted on a Vietnam-era Jeep. The event experienced a record turnout for both the machine gun shoot and military tours, indicating a highly successful weekend and appreciation from attendees.

This video showcases a full-auto conversion of the Tippmann Arms M4-22 Micro and Elite .22 LR rifles. The host, Melissa, tests the first converted rifle, demonstrating its operation. The description highlights that these full-auto conversions will be available for rent soon, with announcements to follow. It also promotes Dragonman t-shirts.

This YouTube video features a couple, Nick and Melissa, participating in an impromptu gear check. Nick performs well, but Melissa, described as a sci-fi nerd and avid reader who supports her family's firearm purchases, steals the show. The video highlights their enthusiasm for firearms and potentially their shared interest in related media, like John Wick.