Videos tagged with eBay

This review examines a Glock 26 barrel with an astonishing 121,600 rounds fired through it, purchased for $20 on eBay due to its 'keyholing' issue. Visual inspection confirms the complete absence of rifling, explaining the malfunction. The seller's detailed logs and use of this barrel as a primary test firearm for durability highlight its extreme wear.

This video tests a generic eBay ballistic shield against various calibers, including 9mm, 10mm, .450 Bushmaster, 12 gauge slug, and .50 caliber. The shield successfully stopped pistol rounds and a 12 gauge slug but failed against the .450 Bushmaster and .50 caliber rounds, demonstrating its limitations against rifle-caliber threats.

This video details building a functional, albeit budget, night vision loadout for under $2,100 using primarily used eBay components. Key elements include a blemished Gen 3 PVS-14, a modified snowboard helmet, and a budget Sightmark laser. While functional for training, the setup highlights compromises in durability and ergonomics compared to high-end gear.

This video chronicles an exciting and "unbelievable" find of a 1991 ProSet Desert Storm trading card featuring Saddam Hussein. The creators visited a range, which had recently burned down, to open vintage packs, hoping to discover the elusive "Rookie Card." They were shocked to pull card #69 of this specific card in their first pack, a card rumored to be highly valuable due to a story linking it to Saddam's hiding spot. While they didn't find another Saddam card in subsequent packs, they did uncover military facts and historical moments. The video promotes the sale of these vintage Desert Storm cards at a discounted price on their website, encouraging viewers to subscribe and engage.

This video features 'Art!' created using a .22 caliber firearm, with a focus on a "Shot Painting Auction." The description includes links to an eBay auction for the art, a Bonfire merchandise store, Refuge Medical (with a coupon code), Cold Steel, Walker's Game Ear, Ballistic Ink, and the channel's YouTube membership and Patreon pages. It appears to be a creative demonstration of firearm use beyond traditional shooting, likely for artistic purposes and promoting related brands and channels.

This video review examines the performance of extremely inexpensive night sights, priced at $15, sourced from eBay. The content focuses on how these budget-friendly sights appear and function in low-light or dark conditions. The analysis likely covers their visibility, durability (or lack thereof), and overall practicality for firearm users seeking an affordable upgrade for their pistol's sighting system. It aims to answer whether such a low-cost option can provide any usable performance in the dark.

This YouTube video focuses on the Ruger Wrangler, presenting an eBay auction link for the firearm. It also includes links to Walkers Game Ear, Ballistic Ink, and Autumns Armory's channel membership and Patreon page, suggesting a connection to firearms-related content creation and potentially merchandise or sponsorships. The description also promotes the creator's website, indicating a broader engagement with the firearms community.

This video from Prepper School, Volume 15, addresses supply chain issues and "out of stock" scenarios. It explores reasons like low inventories, labor shortages, and shipping costs, highlighting potential disruptions from events like the Freedom Convoy. The content then shifts to actionable advice for preppers, suggesting alternate supply sources including gardens, local farms, farmers markets, flea markets, yard sales, and leveraging social networks for barter. It also points to online platforms like Marketplace, Etsy, eBay, Gunbroker, and AmmoSeek for sourcing goods. The video emphasizes creativity, improvisation, and utilizing raw materials like pallets (from dumpsters only) and food buckets.

This YouTube video features an unboxing of items purchased from eBay, with a focus on a new holster and custom grips for a Bond Arms derringer. The creator also mentions a CRKT Ripple folding knife, which they have owned for about 10 years and praise for its quality. The video aims to determine if the eBay purchases are valuable or disappointing.

This video discusses eBay's new Authenticity Guarantee program and its potential impact on the sneaker reselling market. The content focuses on the business and logistical aspects of reselling sneakers through eBay, with no mention of firearms, ammunition, or related equipment. The creator also promotes their various social media channels and donation links.

This video showcases paracord slings offered for sale by the creator. The seller mentions they are available on eBay under the username "cranky motorsports." They express a preference for direct sales over eBay due to fees and invite interested viewers to leave a comment for inquiries or custom orders. The title also briefly mentions "COVID 19 update," though the description focuses entirely on the paracord slings and sales process.

This video tests the ballistic resistance of a $60 eBay body armor set. The description hints at "shocking and terrifying" results, implying a potentially dangerous and revealing outcome of the test. The video also includes affiliate links for various camera equipment, sunglasses, and a Patreon page, suggesting a creator who utilizes multiple platforms for content creation and audience engagement.