Caught On Camera: Armed Veteran With AR-15 Shoots Man Who Fires Into Crowd With Drum Magazine

Also the sun is still up, so even though its 4 am, it looks like 5pm

For the record I absolutely despise the amount of censorship in videos these days. Once upon a time they just put a little blur but you could pretty much follow the action. Now it's just [redacted].

Sir, Mr Colion Noir. How can we stop this Insane, aggressive, Hateful behavior of the Black American Thugs. This is NOT how a society lives and thrives. Every Day it is a situation from the Same group of people……on Mass…….Not the only idiots out there, but the Black American Community is winning some kind of competition. I would love for you to do a podcast on this. Specifically this. The data is there. Thank You.

Bro I thought this was in Cali or NewYork nah Alaska

Hell you can carry a single stack CCW gun wearing shorts and a T shirt and no one knows. Mind your own business and you won’t have problems

I played music with lucky long from the gaslight in 1982 . Things went south since then apparently.

All i saw was a black field….

Usual suspects being usual

You make some excellent points. People need to watch and understand what you are saying. Thank you for this video

Practice–Colion, how much rifle practice do you do at the distance of fifteen feet? It's hard to tell distance in the video but the security officer appeared to have taken the shot at about one car length. I practice with my pistol at 100 yards annually–my front sight will be as wide as a two-foot target at 100 yards and last week I achieved nine hits (73 points) out of ten shots on a B-27E silhouette target off a shooting bench because several pistol shots were taken at long pistol ranges:
Border Patrol .38 Special vs smugger with a .30/30 Winchester at 200 yards (Bill Jordan war story in his 1965 "No Second Place Winner")
Airman Andy Brown with M9 pistol v MAK-90 at 70 yards (gunman behind cars, Fairchild AFB hospital parking lot, June 20, 1944)
several LAPD officers v two machine gun armed bank robbers at distances of 50 yards (North Hollywood Shootout, February 28, 1997)
Glock pistol v. AR-15 clone at 40 yards, Greenwood Park Mall, Indiana (July 17, 2022)

Three of the above were law enforcement officers–but 3 out of 4 were pistols only versus a rifle. It's a rare occurrence, but bad guys do carry rifles and uniformed protectors need to at least practice to a minimum of 50 yards; that's not always practical. How wide is your front sight at different distances.

And most gunfights happen up close–short range gunfight skills are necessary whether armed with rifle or pistol. The video clip shows that the security officer shouldered his rifle before firing. What other shooting positions must a rifleman at least familiarize with? Ever clear a building while armed with a rifle? I have–and I was luck–the handful of times I had to clear buildings (sometimes as part of an ad hoc team and sometimes solo–the situation required the latter) the intruder had either left or the alarm had malfunctioned.

Note–fratricide is no joke. Even police wearing full police gear get shot by other police. My odds of getting shot by police are higher even when I'm unarmed because I'm not readily identifiable as a good guy–or at least taken for an innocent bystander. Police MIGHT wait to see that I'm armed before blasting away in my direction or they may be keyed up (gotten shot at) and anything moving is a hostile. Carrying a rifle is going to be more dangerous than carrying a pistol–even if I wore local police uniform as a member of that department.

"We're police officers! We're not trained to handle this kind of violence!" (Police Officer Erwin from the 1993 movie "Demolition Man")

Police rarely train as infantrymen in urban combat. Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) is going to be an underdeveloped skill. The number of off-duty and plain clothes police shot by uniformed police is sobering.

Nothing good happens after 11 PM. And if an area is not safe during the night DO NOT GO DURING THE DAY. Alcohol and guns don't mix.
(The businesses in any area should 'step up' if money isn't flowing to an area during the day, and night.)
I used to know people in the bar industry – yup they make a lot of money after 11 PM, drunk people drink more and leave bigger tips, heck people don't even go out since it isn't 'hopping' at that time …… but look at Rittenhouse (bad area at night) – horrific choices made, look at the most recent event (no shooting thank gosh) issues at 3 AM Cincinnati brawl around Jul 30, 2025, perhaps the day before or that night. ("The brawl occurred at 3:06 a.m. Saturday in Cincinnati’s downtown area, which was crowded with more than 150,000 people attending a major basketball game, a Reds game and a music festival. Officers got on scene at 3:12 a.m. to find the fight had ended, with most participants gone but victims still present. – Newsnationnow dot com)

FAFO lol

Alaska?. Damn. People there train to shoot way bigger game than dudes…

Of course video won't play ..

My question is why is Alaska so dark?

Thank you for reporting. Why did I not hear this from main stream media?

You forgot the "Act like a Ganster you'd have a high chance of dying on a random bush somewhere on the street."

Sorry, Colion, in NYC… when you tell people "I have a gun"… you are met with "YOU GOTTA GUUUUNNNNN???? WHY DO YOU NEED A GUUUUNNNN?!" 🤣🤣🤣

Fatigued

Well spoken

Punk: "What happened? Where am I? God?"
Satan: "I have bad news for you. First, I'm not God…"

just for the record: your account of the reaction by the security guard is a bit false and misleading.
You state that the security guard ran to his car once the shots fired and quickly unlocked his truck and grabbed his rifle out and racked the bolt.

But as you can see in the unedited footage that's on other channels; the two guards in their brown plate carriers were already at the trunk of the white sedan and rummaging through the open trunk before the shooting started. Once the first shots were fired, the guard then quickly reached over to the side of the trunk and picked up his rifle and then stood up and took the shots.

It surprises me that there were a few other security guards closer to the door of the club (wearing black) and non of them were armed. Once the shooting started, they all ran and hid for cover.

Even the second guard wearing a brown plate carrier booked it across the street. It was only the single guard out of many who was prepared and brave enough to react appropriately.

Also, from what other sources say, This incident started because a couple of women – who had previously been kicked out of the club – were loitering outside on the sidewalk still being argumentative with the guards. These two men knew the women and were coming up to get involved with the drama between them and the guards. You can see in the other footage that the women start fighting first. In the midst of the fighting, one of the venue guards sees the handgun that the shooter is grabbing in his waistband. Probably fearing that the guy is about to draw and start shooting, the guard reaches for the gun and the two start wrestling for it. The shooter manages to pull his gun away from the guard and that's when he fires at the guard, hitting him multiple times.

Really like your show, but pushing USCCA isn't a good look, they are the worst insurance company for gun owners on the market….