Videos tagged with Combat Llama Patch

This video appears to address a potential "uncommanded discharge" issue with the Sig P320 pistol. The description also includes a link to a "Combat Llama Patch" from a Shopify store, suggesting a potential promotional aspect or a nod to a particular brand/meme within the firearms community. The core topic revolves around the reliability and safety of a specific firearm model.

This video discusses ongoing drama within the firearms community, specifically focusing on T-Rex Arms and its marketing director's alleged personal attacks against Ben Stagger and his community. The speaker criticizes T-Rex Arms for perceived out-of-touch marketing strategies, focusing on civilian preparedness and fringe topics like radio communication and 3D printers, while neglecting practical shooting skills and competitive training. The video also touches on internal company issues at T-Rex Arms and promotes limited edition Combat Llama patches.

This video discusses plans for a "Gen 6 Glock burndown series" where a new Glock Generation 6 model will undergo a 5,000-round durability test. The series is prompted by claims from "Ben Stagger" suggesting the Gen 6 Glock is smoother and has less recoil than a Staccato pistol, specifically mentioning the Staccato C2. The creator is seeking viewer input on which Glock model (17 or 45) to test and is also promoting limited edition Combat Llama patches.

This video details the commencement of a 5,000-round burndown series for the Sig Sauer P365 Macro Tacops. The protocol involves unboxing, initial lubrication, shooting in 1,000-round increments, followed by cleaning, relubrication, and wear pattern analysis. Viewers are encouraged to predict the firearm's failure point for a chance to win a patch.