Videos tagged with Entrepreneur Internship

This YouTube video introduces SIG's new Regulator lower paired with a cane brake upper, chambered in 300 Blackout. The creator questions its practicality versus being a gimmick, showcasing both small and large caliber firings. The video is based in Arizona and promotes various affiliated products and services including gun holsters, gun stands, Glock rifle conversion kits, infinity targets, and an entrepreneur internship program. Safety precautions and professional supervision are emphasized. Business inquiries can be directed via email, and the creator maintains an Instagram presence.

This video features a review of a semi-automatic M249 SAW, discussing its price point of $10,000 and offering a personal opinion on its value. The video showcases shooting "dingers" and "bangers" and is based in Arizona. It also includes affiliate links for gun holsters, gun stands, a Glock rifle conversion kit, and Infinity Targets, as well as a promotion for an entrepreneur internship. Safety precautions and environmental responsibility are emphasized.

This video features the SCR FightLite rifle chambered in .223/5.56 NATO, with the creator expressing concerns about its legality and potential ATF scrutiny. The video showcases shooting both small and large caliber rounds in Arizona. It also promotes various firearm-related accessories and brands, including gun holsters, stands, Glock rifle conversion kits, and Infinity Targets. The creator is seeking entrepreneurs for an internship and shares their Instagram handle. A disclaimer about trained supervision and safe firearm handling is included. The video aims to inform viewers about the legality of this specific firearm and related industry topics.

This video appears to be a casual "range day" style video featuring Glock firearms, specifically mentioning Glock 17 and Glock 19. The description uses informal language like "dingers" and "bangers," suggesting a focus on shooting different types of ammunition or possibly firearms. The creators are based in Arizona and promote various affiliated products and services including gun holsters, gun stands, a Glock rifle conversion kit, and targets. They also offer an entrepreneur internship and provide an Instagram handle and business email. The description emphasizes safety and responsible firearm handling, including cleaning up brass and leaving the area clean. While not a formal review, it seems to be entertainment-focused content for firearm enthusiasts.

This YouTube video features a live shooting session where participants fire both small caliber ('dingers') and large caliber ('big ole bangers') firearms. The content is based in Arizona and promotes a discount code 'dingers'. The description also highlights opportunities for paid entrepreneur internships and links to gun holsters and stands. Safety precautions are emphasized, stating all activities occur with trained professionals in safe areas, and the crew cleans up the range. The video also includes contact information for business inquiries and credits the editor.

This video showcases an attempt at the #bottlecapchallenge using a rifle from 100 yards. The creators, based in Arizona, mention shooting both small and large caliber rounds. They also briefly highlight an entrepreneur internship opportunity and provide Instagram links for the individuals involved and the video editor. A disclaimer emphasizes the need for trained supervision and safe firearm handling practices, along with a commitment to environmental cleanup. Business inquiries are directed to a provided email address.

This video discusses the ATF's new rule on pistol braces, with a compliance deadline of May 31st. The creators mention shooting 'little dingers' and 'big ole bangers,' indicating they will be demonstrating various firearms. Based in Arizona, they also promote a paid entrepreneur internship and share their Instagram and TikTok handles. The description emphasizes safety with trained supervisors and professionals, as well as responsible cleanup practices. Business inquiries can be directed to their provided email.

This video showcases the creation of "modern art" by shooting spray paint cans with firearms. The description mentions using "little dingers and big ole bangers," implying a variety of firearms. The content is based in Arizona and emphasizes safety with trained professionals and proper cleanup. It also promotes an entrepreneur internship opportunity and provides social media links for the creators and editor. The video appears to be a creative and unconventional approach to art using firearms.

This video showcases a unique art project combining firearms, paint, and canvas. The creators shoot firearms at canvases to create abstract art, referring to the firearms as "dingers" and "bangers." The description highlights their location in Arizona and mentions an entrepreneur internship opportunity. Safety precautions are emphasized, with trained supervisors present and a commitment to cleaning up the range. Business inquiries can be directed via email, and the video editor is also credited.

This video explores the artistic potential of firearms, combining them with paint to create unique art pieces. It features shooting both small caliber firearms ('dingers') and larger ones ('bangers') in Arizona. The description also includes promotional content for an entrepreneur internship and links to Instagram and TikTok profiles for the creators and editor. Safety precautions are emphasized, stating that all activities are conducted under trained supervision in safe areas. The content also mentions cleaning up brass and leaving the area cleaner.

This video appears to be a chaotic and potentially dangerous experiment involving playing dodgeball with live ammunition and shooting clay pigeons towards a truck. The description highlights a "bad idea" concept, referencing "little dingers and big ole bangers" which implies various types of firearms and ammunition. The content is based in Arizona and mentions the need for trained supervisors and professional safety measures, although the primary visual implies a risky activity. It also promotes entrepreneurial internships and provides social media links.

This video features a self-proclaimed liberal individual experiencing shooting a sniper rifle for the first time. The description highlights "little dingers and big ole bangers" and mentions being based in Arizona. It also includes a call for an entrepreneur internship and promotes Instagram accounts. The description emphasizes safe firearm practices and supervision. The video is edited by PrimalValor, with links to their TikTok and Twitter.