I don't know if you'll see this but I know you're a gun guy so I'll ask anyway, currently looking to pick up my first pistol and I'm looking at the Canik Tp9SFX. Thoughts on it being a good first gun? Cheaper than most Glocks and I've heard it performs better, a competition pistol straight out of the box and a good for home defense and fun at the range. You might not have experience with them though just thought I'd ask lol.

@MrRuss50

Жыл бұрын

I just bought my first pistol. A glock 19. I was told through sources I trust that its an excellent all around pistol for a first timer. Taken to the range twice now and I'm happy so far. Was $699.

@MRLBOYDMOVIEREVIEWS

Жыл бұрын

i made you a video response kzread.info/dash/bejne/X6SOr6qAc83Uk7g.html

@TisBoiGoTSkiLLz

Жыл бұрын

@@MRLBOYDMOVIEREVIEWS Oh woW!!! I totally did not expect a video response, much appreciated brother. I think I'll go with the either the TP9 Elite or the TP9SFX. I think they're the cheaper of the bunch that perform exceptionally well. Thank you so much.

@JokerInk-CustomBuilds

Жыл бұрын

Don't buy it. Theres is bigger chance of an accident in the family than there is of you being robbed and that gun being close enough in the moment to matter. Atleast promise me to keep it locked away and seperate from ammunition and make damn sure your kids can't get access to it!

@mudejartrainingnaturalscie6938

Жыл бұрын

Don't get a pistol as your first firearm for personal protection. Look at the S&W M&P FPC or a 12ga longarm. Pistols are advanced systems for those who have many hours of training.

Another moral issue to ponder, the real dude this story is based on was recently released from jail and traded to Russia for a WNBA player.

@GaryLBlakeley

Жыл бұрын

It was a very bad trade.

@lastword8783

Жыл бұрын

​@@GaryLBlakeley i cant shake the feeling they just wanted him back on the streets so to speak and used the "trade" as a cpver for getting it done.

@johnski4709

10 ай бұрын

Victor Blount is running for an election in Russia. He also warned Trump that the Feds are going to assassinate him (Trump)

@victor75208

6 ай бұрын

Y'all are still crying about that

Imagining MrLBoyd saying "kerfuffle" before gunning me down with an uzi 😂

@WLDB

Жыл бұрын

It's just business

@markkringle9144

Жыл бұрын

Say hello to my little kerfuffle...

@immortaljanus

Жыл бұрын

At least you would die laughing...

@turkeryalazman428

Жыл бұрын

Somebody needs to change the famous anteater meme to do you want kerfuffle... Come ooon

@abducteeofearth1703

11 ай бұрын

@@markkringle9144 I’m stealing this.

One of my all time favorites. And one of the most unique intro scenes.

This movie has far too few reactions to it. Thank you for watching this. Such a great, great movie.

Love this film, and it flies so very much under the radar. I once heard this film described as (paraphrasing here) "A story with no good guys or bad guys - just people that make difficult and horrible choices and decisions for reasons that most of us would never be able to understand."

Check out “blood diamonds” with Leonardo DiCaprio. Great movie!

20:50 the civil war in Africa usually only relied on rpg 7 and ka 47. but after the dissolution of the Soviet Union the entire weapons market was flooded with weapons. you can get a t55 tank for only 500,000 usd. combat helicopters for only 1 million dollars, cannons, rockets, anti-aircraft guns. civil wars that usually only result in casualties hundreds of people . now possessed weapons that could wipe out a village in one night

Crazy to think the real guy that inspired the movie was just recently released by the US for Russia in exchange from basketball player Britney. To be fair, after such a long time being held in the US he been out of the game for too long, somebody already replaced him and he won't have the same connections anymore, so he isn't as much of an risk as he was imo.

@elischultes6587

Жыл бұрын

I think in five years Uri can be almost as influential

@russellhunt2071

Жыл бұрын

Still a has been arms dealer for a pot head WNBA player "that the nba funds but looses millions doing" Is a horrible deal. But hey it was just in time for Gay month and a biden opp so we know why the when happened.

@jean-rochdion4898

Жыл бұрын

they need to put a professional on the ground to sell all the western weapons!!!

@4X10S

Жыл бұрын

The guy is now Russian official from LDPR party, he probably has more connections than you think.

Somehow, I love that Baptiste doesn't kill Yuri. The two just stared at each other, one having lost his brother, the other having lost his son. It's such an underrated scene, the two completely understanding each other and hating each other.

As dark as it is this is on of my favourite movies. And you are the first person I know of to understand the part with the hyenas, even they were disgusted by him. Nobody gets that.

Should really watch The Big Short. It's my fave movie and such a captivating look at the flaws in the system we prop up with all those guns.

I actually saw this movie 2 weeks after getting out of the hospital/ICU. Someone tried to kill me, bullet hit my diaphram and liver. Yes, I had PTSD nightmares that night, but I loved the movie. 😆 Also, this is based on several people, but one of them being the guy we traded for Brittney Griner.

The filmmakers worked with real arms dealers. The tanks used in the film are real and belonged to a Czech trader who was supposed to sell them after filming was finished. Also, more than 3,000 AK-47s used in the film are real because they were cheaper to use than to produce dummies. The changed name of the trader ship is 'Kono'. It is also the name of the most diamond-rich area of ​​Sierra Leone and of a tribe from this African country.

@jerloxcool6671

4 ай бұрын

Fun fakt the Ak-47 in Czech warehouse were actualy VZ-58

"War Dogs" movie has a similar theme and is pretty good if you havent seen it yet.

Yeah, it makes tons of sense that if you have real guns in the house, then no toy guns in the house. Not everybody agrees, some people live with regret as a result.

A movie about the Guy US just released in exchanged for Britney Griner.

@aaronburdon221

Жыл бұрын

What Tommy said. That was sheer stupidity.

@TisBoiGoTSkiLLz

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely insanity to think about. They made a movie about the guy and hes still alive AND FREE.

@Tommysimonsen

Жыл бұрын

@@TisBoiGoTSkiLLz Well at least this WNBA super star is home again, and just signed a $55K a year contract.

@TisBoiGoTSkiLLz

Жыл бұрын

@@Tommysimonsen She sucks. I legitimately hope she is shamed for the rest of her life for this.

@st0n3p0ny

Жыл бұрын

@@Tommysimonsen super star... 😆 The only thing she's famous for is being a moron drug smuggler.

Mr Boyd, now that you have seen Lord of War I would like to see a reaction on War Dogs. A completely different direction and feeling with a similar scope… It’s amazing how these two similar themes can be presented to us, yet provoke completely different emotions and conclusions in the audience. As always your reactions are fire 🔥 🔥 🔥 Still baiting me with your slow release of GoT on KZread 😂

@sketchtherapy1218

Жыл бұрын

yes please

Remember what Eisenhower said about the Military Industrial Complex? Yeah, this is partly what he warned us about.

Wow, never realize that was Jared Leto back then. Probably because I had no idea who he was at the time. -edit- Now I just realized Ian was in this also! What is Biblo doing as a gun runner!

Such an underated movie. My dad and I seen this and LOVED it. Some didn't like it because of what it was about. Come on now people, how do you think the world actually works? Arms dealers, war profiteering, gun runners...etc. It's all stuff that happens. Heck, we provide stuff to other countries also. If people knew the dark things that go on in the world, they would never sleep again.

you can wish but it will never stop. there is a reason alcohol is over 30k years old and despite strong efforts to get rid of it we still consume it on massive scales. the human condition is miserable, most humans hate life do to bad decisions and twisting paths in life. look at our society and how its built to keep us down, many choose to escape their misery with vice.

I've seen a lot of movies in the nearly two decades since this came out. Few have come close to Lord of War. That final confrontation with Yuri and Jack is a masterpiece that has been forever etched in my brain.

FULL LENGTH REACTION IS AVAIL ON PATREON AT SECOND TIER .. www.patreon.com/MRLBOYD

@williamsmith5340

Жыл бұрын

Awesome movie

Guny guy fun fact: when they are walking through the warehouse in Ukraine full of AK's they are actually Polish Vz 58's. it was too expensive to find that many AK's so they chose to use Polish rifles as to an untrained eye or at first glance can be mistaken for AK's. the receiver and dust cover totally gives it away hence why they are stacked with magazines showing and not the receiver.

@phh2400

Жыл бұрын

Close but not. Vz. 58 is a Czech Republic, former Czechoslovakia, design. Nothing related to Poland (they produced and used AKs in Fabrika Broni). Lord of War was filmed in Boží Dar in CZ and NATO even had to be notified of the tank columns so it was clear, that it is not some start of internal conflict on satellite pictures.

@Kalashboy420

Жыл бұрын

@@phh2400 yes you are right, a slip up on my behalf i might have been thinknig of the tantyl lol, so many ak variants hard to keep up sometimes haha

2:05 Common theory I've read, given the position of the table relative to the door, where the mobster was sitting, and how the hitmen didn't wait to see him before pulling their guns out is that that particular mobster either owns that restaurant or has an arrangement with the owner, and that table is specifically reserved for him because the underside of the table has a steel plate in it for specifically this reason.

Bath of blood, indeed.

One of my favorite comparisons in Hollywood is putting Jared Leto performance in this film up against his performance in Dallas Buyers Club. Both performances are brilliant, yet they feel like they come from two entirely different artists.

So I don't know if you know but this is a movie that is based on a true person in history which is actually the dude that we just traded back to Russia for that basketball player chick that they had locked up over some THC stuff so we got a basketball player and they got back a notorious arms dealer known as the angel of death

I had the same rule about toy guns in my home. My kids are grown now but we had real guns and couldn't afford for them to ever view guns as "toys". It's too much to ask of a small child, that they be able to differentiate between what guns are toys and what guns aren't.

I will jsut say as a veteran from the Canadian military, I have heard accounts of this very thing happening where you leave a vehicle that broke down on the side of the road in Afghanistan or anywhere else in what is collectively known as the 'third world' and it will be within 24 hours, taken apart piece by piece, the plane scene is very synonymous with the experiences of some I have met and they always told me, you see Lord of war where the locals took apart that plane, "yeah that really happens"!

38:40 I am assured enough in my sexuality, as a straight man, to let Mr. L. Boyd know, that, from my personal viewpoint, he has at least a higher than average amount of aesthetic pleasantness to his facial structure, the tone and timber of his voice. And moreover, he exhibits an undeniably large amount of charisma, through his learnedness on many a subject alone.

@matrix9452

Жыл бұрын

I can agree with the voice part, his voice is very deep. Mine is so high pitched that I lose a lot of credibility the moment I start speaking 😟

@mrlboydschannelmanager

Жыл бұрын

Best comment I’ve ever read @sure_ruse_user

@therandomthoughtsofaninsig5492

Жыл бұрын

I'm not gay, *gayest shit you've ever heard*

@Sure_Ruse_User

Жыл бұрын

@@therandomthoughtsofaninsig5492 So just because I thought to give some nice words to a guy, that has the balls to let himself be known on KZread and puts potentially his actual opinions on things out there, while he likely gets a whole lot of shit in his comment sections on a daily basis, my attempt at being a little bit more specific and eloquent in giving a compliment to him rather then simply going: You da Man! Is gayest thing ever to you? Even if you never had some gay/bi man give you a compliment, what about your best friend or simply from some male acquaintances? If those tell you that you did a good job do you shy away from them and go all: Bro, you gay?

@therandomthoughtsofaninsig5492

Жыл бұрын

@@Sure_Ruse_User My friends don't phrase their compliments in the gayest way possible.

Awe man, this is one of my favorite movies and the intro is great

I was raised shooting I was taught to shoot at five and I was hunting helping to feed my family at six. By the time I was eight I had my own firearms a shotgun and rifle in my room with ammo. I also was allowed to have toy guns because I was smart enough to separate that one was real and dangerous and one was a toy.

And now we traded him to Russia for a basketball player who brought pot in her luggage…

@fruckles

Жыл бұрын

I was looking for this exact comment. One of the most successful non governmental gun dealers stacking cash and indirectly stacking bodies... and we traded and lame ass basketball player. ☕

@thejoshman3843

Жыл бұрын

its worse. she just signed for like minimum wage to play next year. at least bogut had bank.

47:45 - I wish this response wasn't cut out here: "My family has disowned me. My wife and son have left me. My brother's dead. Trust me, I fully appreciate the seriousness of my situation."

He did get away with it. Joe let him go for a basketball player 😂

heres a bit of nuance and context about the forced landing scene , that was during the sierra leone civil war where the RUF were fighting the corrupt government by terrorizing the civilian population , that jean babtiste fella was supposed to be charles taylor who armed the ruf , the people who were walking on the road were civilian refugees fleeing the ruf and when uri started passing out weapons e was in fact giving them a means of defending them selves , and when the interpol guy gave is little speel about giving someone another 24 hours of life , what had actually happened is he armed a bunch of people who otherwise wouldnt be able to obtain a weapon to defend them selves with thus spreading the weapons and defeating the purpose of his operation

Blew my mind when I found out that it's easier for the US to leave arms and ammunition in whatever country they're in than transport them back home. Best most recent example is Afghanistan! Next on the agenda is the recolonization of Africa.

God bless you 🙏 I love your house rule! They are not toys! I got shot by a pellet gun by accident. Took skin but was enough to change my thoughts about guns. Then I served in the army & that really solidified my beliefs.

The moment this guy returned to Russia he became a member of Liberal-Democratic Party of Russia, this is just hilarious.

Thanks for reacting to this movie it's one my all time favorites

I love this move I saw it many times first when I was still child and its still one of my most favortie movies. Also need to say your reaction to this movies was very interesting to watch as you are gun person.

It used to be that all the money was in the big arms race during the Cold War. Now it's all about exploiting historical conflicts among emerging nations. The big arms race of development is replaced by races of acquisition of arms on both sides of many smaller conflicts. And they can sell arms which are mostly outdated on the global scene, and budget munitions from older stockpiles or the few munitions factories that haven't discontinued their tooling. And budget munitions don't reliably keep. So clients are forced to use up the munitions periodically and replace their stocks, or else it becomes unreliable and renders all the big hardware functionally useless. It's just too easy to get rich keeping impoverished nations in conflict. The money's too good -- there's always gonna be somebody willing to do that job for the right kind of cash.

This is actually the story of Victor Bout the Merchant of Death that was just traded for Brittany Greiner a 2nd rate basketball player

This is one of my Favorite movies! Nicolas was great in this movie

in reference to 20 min mark, I always say the most inaccurate part of Back To The Future is when the AK-47 jams

What purpose could an Uzi possibly serve other then murder? You guna hunt deer with it 😂😂😂

such a great movie

I'm totally against the idea of needing guns but totally respect your way of thinking with the no toy guns rule. It makes so much sense as it stops kids getting them confused.

Such a great and underrated movie. I always recommend it to anyone who hasn’t seen it

Gun comment lol How we know youre not in Spain these days haha you're gun talk makes me want to maybe see some VLogs. For some reason I pictured you as a English Teacher in Spain, as a study abroad kinda guy or Ex Pat. But now that I know youre here just threw me off lol about the price of the AK, he is right about the price. My dad bought one in the 80s when I was a kid, it was 200 and still wrapped in its original packaging i remember that. Fall of the soviet union made them cheap and everywhere.

@MRLBOYDMOVIEREVIEWS

Жыл бұрын

smh both of my AK's were around 900 usd

You should also check out “War Dogs”. More recent movie based on a true story of another arms dealer who got success with dealing to the US military.

No toy guns in the home? Honestly, that's a refreshing idea. I myself only have a couple firearms, but no children. My wife and I have no plans to have any children due to my chronic and debilitating health issues. However, if I did have kids, I wouldn't want them playing with toy guns either, as I feel it could lead to the thought process that all guns are toys. Some may not agree with that, and feel they can teach their children about gun safety and the difference between real.and toy guns, and that's their prerogative. To each their own.

You really are a wealth of information. Love your channel! By the way here are two very underrated movies for your enjoyment: Devil & inside Man. I hope you react to them.

The real man who this movie is based off is Viktor Bout is still alive to this day, he was imprisoned in the US and the government traded him for a WBNA player who was imprisoned in Russia, I don't know what he's up to these days but I think it's safe to say he's probably not at the Black Dolphin given that he was an aid to both the US and Soviets to some extent, war and rebels bring profits like you wouldn't believe.

Classic!

In the end Vitaly got exactly what he deserved. His last despicable act in life was to pull the pin on a grenade to kill his brother in order to try and save a group of refugees that were dead before the two of them even arrived.

I like to pretend War Dogs is the sequel with Bradley Cooper playing Nic Cage's gun merchant a few years on

in my interpretation, vitaly is selfmedicating to cope with his internal struggle with the consequences of dealing arms.

Check out War Dogs, a 2016 film. One of the characters in the movie is based on a dealer who loved this film.

Such an underrated movie.

This is so ironic in this day and age. The amount of money being made in a conflict in Ukraine is insane. Also, they just released the guy who the movie was based on! LORD OF WAR is free again.

That is how art world works. You are grinding until some one bought one for wrong reasons like money laundering or cheating. Next paintings are much easier to sell for too much.

The Ruger SR22 is a hammer fired .22lr

It's a sad fact that the convicted arms-dealer the US recently traded for Griner with Russia...this movie was based on him.

Interesting time to watch it now that he's out of jail.

Bro after a HEAVY binge you have maybe 36 hours to get settled for 2 weeks of severe DRAG ASS.

I think the opening scene is in Monrovia

Brittney Gardener was traded to Russia for that Guy

Got a mossberg and 2 9mm pistols. Of course I want more but at this time I don't NEED more.... when has that ever stopped a collector :)

Such An Awesome KZread Channel

Got damn what timezone you in to upload this so late??

@MikeS-ur2ql

Жыл бұрын

He's mentioned that he's in Spain, whatever that translates to

@throneborn

Жыл бұрын

​@@MikeS-ur2ql I thought he recently mentioned he was back in the states.

@MRLBOYDMOVIEREVIEWS

Жыл бұрын

the editor took foreverrrrr to deliver

ABSOLUTLY bad trigger control will not be allowed in My household.

Hard to believe we traded the guy this movie is based on for a basketball player who disrespects the Flag and the USA.

Love that film, always did. Was a dud at the box office, but it always hit me hard.

Kind of crazy that we traded the real life guy who this movie is based on for Brittney Griner

His love interest is Bridget Moynahan from blue bloods and one of Tom Brady Ex wives.

I smoke green and I’ve tried the happy fungus but I agree hard drugs should be gone

Nick Cage's best performance.

I really enjoyed this movie he's definitely not a likable character.... But at the same time there's a lot more truth to this movie then anyone wants to admit Great reactions

Diamonds might be valuable, but they ain't rare

A theory is the narcotics replace or correct a chemical imbalance.

If you ever want another movie that feels like a slap to the face. react to City of God, a brazilian movie based on a book, writen by a photojornalist telling his childhood living in one of Rio de Janeiro's favelas.

I get what you mean regarding toy guns, but airsoft is a great way to train for safe use of real firearms.

Forgot to mention we traded this guy the movie is based on for that wnba chick who was in trouble over in russia.

Let's not forget this movie was based on Viktor Bout. The guy that got traded to Russia for a pothead

@blairhaffly1777

Жыл бұрын

A washed up illegal arms dealer traded for an American who was severely over charged because the little dictator had his feelings hurt.

If you haven't seen it, I'd be willing to bet you'd like the movie "Thank You For Smoking."

how have you not seen this before?

When you talked about aesthetically pretty people have nothing in their life but being pretty and just having a conversation with them you just want to hit your head against the wall pretty much summed up my interactions with hot girls in high school. There was only one girl that liked me and she was interesting and you could have an intelligent conversation with her. She was the one that got away

Right after the fall of the Soviet Union, there were tons of surplus Russian weapons left over. If he could have brought those guns to the USA he could have sold them for a few hundred, but selling to 3rd world countries over seas those weapons were never worth very much, especially with the number of arms dealers that were in business.

Garand Thumb just did a video on a Uzi purpose like weapon if you’re looking for it for use but if collecting nevermind ❤️ have you watched his videos and Black rifle Coffees videos? Matt Best has an amazing gun collection. Funniest video “tactics instructor Earl cribs episode” US Green Beret Evan Haffer owner of Black Rifle Coffee , he does a comedic bit on tactical instructors and has a million guns hidden in plain site at the home , it’s hillarious!

this movie is loosely based on victor bout , the bloke the yanks traded for that basketball player last year

Say hello to my little kerfuffle!!!

haha yea my niece would get free stuff from stores for being so cute "aws she so cute here take this candy or stuffed anamial" would happen on the reg

0:40 May I ask why you have so many Firearms? Is it for entertainment purposes or do you feel you need to defend yourself?

Can't remember the specific scene, but the tanks in one shot were real.

you should try to buy rk62 semiassult rifel finnish army made weapon

This is basically the same guy we traded for that white lgt druggy for.

I know, let's trade this prisoner for a basketball player that can't even dunk.