Videos tagged with Contraband

This video from Nikko Ortiz highlights a common mistake made by recruits in military bootcamp: bringing contraband, specifically alcohol, onto the premises. The footage shows drill instructors discovering hidden alcohol bottles near a dumpster, resulting in severe consequences for the entire unit, including the loss of weekend passes and extensive punishment ('getting smoked'). Ortiz emphasizes the importance of following instructions precisely and avoiding any actions that could lead to collective punishment.

This video addresses the ATF's recent open letter concerning solvent traps, clarifying that the agency considers them silencer parts. It advises individuals not to contact the ATF directly but to seek counsel from a firearms attorney if they possess such items. The instructor emphasizes that FFLs are not obligated to accept these devices and warns against bringing them to dealers.

This guide details the construction of various improvised prison weapons, ranging from simple shivs made of hardened toilet paper and toothbrushes to complex DIY firearms like .22 caliber zip guns and 12-gauge slam-fire shotguns. It highlights the ingenuity of inmates in utilizing everyday items and tools for weapon creation, with specific examples drawn from Folsom State Prison and international correctional facilities. The information is presented with a focus on the technical aspects of their construction.

This video details a legal dispute where Heckler & Koch (HK) successfully sued Haenel over patent infringement related to the CR223 rifle, which was intended to replace the G36 in the German military. The German government has ordered Haenel to destroy all CR223 units and has requested financial records to assess damages, deeming the rifle contraband. The video contrasts the CR223 with HK's MR556 A1 and discusses design elements like drain holes and bolt carrier cuts that contribute to 'Over The Beach' (OTB) capability.

This video discusses the consequences of a lack of activism, particularly in relation to gun rights and legislation in New Jersey. The speaker expresses frustration over upcoming firearm restrictions scheduled for December 10th, 2018, which will classify certain firearms as contraband, leading to potential criminalization of law-abiding citizens. The content touches upon legal challenges and references a potential appeal to the Supreme Court, criticizing the perceived "socialist system" and the "3rd Circuit." The description also promotes various Gun For Hire resources, including their website, academy, radio show, and social media channels, along with information on obtaining firearm permits and a book titled "Crime Proof."

This video discusses the Massachusetts bump stock ban, effective February 1st, 2018. It highlights that individuals will not receive compensation for surrendered bump stocks, as they are deemed contraband. A bill is expected to be filed proposing a $150 refund, but the legality and constitutionality of the ban are questioned, with comparisons drawn to Prohibition-era seizures.