Videos tagged with Desk Pop

This video explores the functionality of three 37mm grenades sent by 'Desk Pop'. The presenter tests a 'Crackle Round' and two unidentified blue rounds, one of which appears to be a chalk marker round. The tests reveal potential issues with reliability and effectiveness for the blue rounds.

This video tests three 37mm grenades from Desk Pop, including a 'crackle round' and two blue rounds. The crackle round functions as expected in a TAC 79 launcher. However, the blue rounds exhibit poor performance, with one traveling only six feet and another experiencing a casing blowout with unburnt powder. The final blue round is identified as a chalk marker round, which disperses orange chalk.

This video demonstrates how to destroy a portable bullet trap, specifically mentioning "incorrect desk pop ammo." The description provides a link to purchase the bullet trap model from tatargets.com, highlighting specific attributes. The video's focus is on the durability and potential destruction of the target system, implying a test of its limits under specific ammunition conditions. It's a practical demonstration of equipment failure or resilience.

This video critically examines the Sonoran Desert Institute (SDI), questioning its value as a vocational training program for the firearms industry. The hosts, from Desk Pop, present a skeptical view based on personal experience, online reviews, and industry feedback, suggesting the school's business model may prioritize enrollment over effective career preparation. They highlight concerns about the practical application of learned skills and the perceived value of SDI degrees by employers.

This video features several popular GunTubers showcasing their everyday carry (EDC) firearms with a humorous and satirical approach. Each creator highlights their chosen pistol, often with jokes related to their perceived financial status, personal preferences, or the firearm's perceived effectiveness. The content provides a lighthearted look into the diverse choices and personalities within the online firearms community.

This video humorously demonstrates the significant concussive effects of the Rise Armament RA-701 Muzzle Brake on an AR-15. The content highlights how such devices can impact shooters in close proximity on a public range, leading to a flinch response. It serves as a satirical commentary on range etiquette and the choice of firearm accessories.

This video features a "desk pop" demonstration, likely a short firing exercise in a controlled environment, using a bullet trap made by Super Target Systems. The creator highlights the effectiveness and affordability of the bullet trap, mentioning a discount code MC25 for a 12x18 trap and providing the manufacturer's website for viewers interested in purchasing. The video aims to share this gear with a wider audience, inspired by a previous "desk pop" video on another channel.