Videos tagged with Falcon 9XC

This YouTube video centers around the Live Free Armory Falcon 9XC pistol, posing a direct question to viewers: 'Would you want one? YES or NO'. The title also humorously notes that Kevin is losing his voice at Shot Show, adding a touch of behind-the-scenes personality to the content. The description reiterates the main question about the firearm. The video likely offers a visual presentation or initial impressions of the Falcon 9XC, with the intent of gauging audience interest.

This video reviews several firearms from 2024, highlighting both 'best' and 'worst' selections. The FN P90 is praised as a dream gun, while custom Ruger 10/22 builds like the VORTEX EMV and the 'PPSH of 10/22' are noted for their unique designs and fun factor. Handgun highlights include the M&P 2.0 Carry Comp and Walther PDP for their out-of-the-box performance, and the SIG P320 with Radiant upgrades for concealed carry. The Genesis Gen 12 shotgun is lauded as the best gun of the year for its reliability and performance. Conversely, the Falcon 9XC is listed as a 'worst' due to reliability issues, and the Sig Sauer Regulator is criticized for its exorbitant initial price point.

This video reviews the Falcon 9XC pistol from Live Free Armament, highlighting its out-of-the-box features designed to avoid common aftermarket modification pitfalls. The presenter contrasts this approach with users who over-customize stock Glocks and SIGs, potentially sacrificing reliability. The video also mentions the Live Free Armament Apollo 11 as another custom pistol option and includes calls to action for supporting the channel on Patreon, purchasing gear through an Amazon shop, and visiting their website and social media platforms.

This YouTube video features content from Live Free Armory at Shot Show, highlighting their Falcon 9XC model. The description promotes various affiliate links for deals and gear, including Werkz Holsters and Gatorz Glasses, with a discount code provided. It also directs viewers to support the channel on Instagram, YouTube, and Rumble, and lists business inquiry contact information. The video explicitly states its educational purpose, with all views and reviews being personal experiences, and emphasizes safe handling of firearms in controlled environments.