Videos tagged with Ammo Supply

This video discusses concerns raised by a Lieutenant Colonel regarding the US Military's ammunition supply. It also touches on the perceived message sent by "anti-2nd Amendment lawmakers" to "pro-2nd Amendment citizens," framing it as a dangerous communication. The description encourages viewer support through Patreon and highlights various sponsored products and brands related to self-defense, medical supplies, shooting accessories, and survival.

This video delves into the complexities of primer production within the ammunition industry. The host speaks with major US primer manufacturers "off the record" to uncover reasons behind current primer availability issues. It aims to shed light on what is not being openly discussed by these companies regarding the ongoing shortage. The video also includes promotional segments for holsters, life coaching services, and merchandise, along with links to their Patreon and website for prayer requests and further engagement.

This YouTube video discusses potential government actions, specifically those attributed to President Biden, that could impact the ammunition supply. The title suggests a significant portion of the market could be affected. The description provides links to the creator's website, social media channels (Instagram, YouTube, Rumble), and business email. It also includes promotional links for Werkz Holster and Gatorz Glasses, offering a discount code. A disclaimer states the video's purpose is educational, the views are the creator's own, and no firearms are sold by the channel. The content emphasizes safety during live firing demonstrations. The video appears to be focused on the political and market implications for gun owners regarding ammunition availability.

This YouTube video, titled "T&T Saturday Night Live. The Range Gang is Back!", is a live stream session where the creators are back on their "monetization grind." They encourage viewers to join the chat and discuss topics such as the ongoing ammo shortage or any other subjects on their minds. The description also includes a link to join the "The Range Gang" as a channel member. The creators explicitly state that no firearms or ammunition are for sale, nor are there any links to retailers, and they have no affiliation with any manufacturers shown.