Videos tagged with Firearm Channels

The speaker discusses what makes gun channels on YouTube annoying, focusing on creators who are not genuine, prioritize monetization over authenticity, or engage in unethical behavior. Specific examples include The Gun Collective and Johnny Butt Plug, with the speaker detailing past negative interactions involving alleged bribery and threats of lawsuits.

The video discusses YouTube's increasing restrictions on firearm-related content, impacting channel monetization and discoverability. The speaker, TheYankeeMarshal, notes that while his channel is less affected due to its focus and lack of reliance on advertising, many larger channels are significantly impacted by new rules concerning violence, gore, firearm modification, and sales. He criticizes YouTube's selective enforcement of policies and highlights the importance of viewer-funded models for creators.

This video discusses YouTube's new firearm policy updates effective June 18th, which could lead to channel deletion for content creators. The policy aims to protect minors by restricting content related to firearm assembly, ammunition manufacturing, and potentially even reviews of firearm components like red dot sights. The speaker highlights concerns about the policy being retroactive and its potential impact on channel visibility through age restrictions, significantly reducing views and revenue. The creator urges viewers to support 2A content creators through platforms like Patreon, affiliate links, and engagement.

This YouTube video focuses on identifying and recommending top-tier firearm channels that the creator personally watches. While the specific channels and firearms discussed are not detailed in the provided title and description, the intent is to highlight valuable content creators within the firearms community. Viewers can expect recommendations for channels that likely cover a range of topics, from reviews and comparisons to training and industry news, aimed at enthusiasts and those looking to discover new sources of information.

This "Free For All Friday" episode features a special guest interview with Jim Harmer from the YouTube channel "Backfire!". The discussion will cover Jim Harmer's background, the landscape of firearm channels on YouTube, the challenges of YouTube censorship for 2A content and potential solutions, his best hunting stories and favorite hunts, and his essential gear including rifles, cartridges, binoculars, and other must-have items. The segment will conclude with a viewer Q&A, emphasizing the importance of staying armed and ready for survival.

This video discusses YouTube and PayPal's right to discriminate against firearm-related content channels. The creator uses this topic to highlight viewer-supported content and encourages viewers to support the channel through Patreon, merchandise, and other avenues. Links for a fundraiser, channel memberships, and social media are provided. The video aims to foster discussion among individuals with shared interests in hobbies, tactics, and opinions.

This video, titled "Top Gun Channels PT. 2! - Where Are They Now?", features Jon Patton providing an update on previous "Guntuber of the Week" features. The description highlights various links to support The Gun Collective (TGC), their surplus channel, affiliate products on Amazon, and other associated channels and creators. The video likely revisits or checks in on the progress and current content of several YouTube firearm channels previously featured.

This video addresses the potential threat of YouTube deleting firearm-related channels due to guideline changes that may prohibit pointing to firearm retailers. The creator urges viewers to register for free at GunVideo.com to stay updated on their new streaming site, implying a move to a new platform to continue producing content. The description emphasizes education and enjoyment for their audience, hinting at the possibility of their current channel's closure.

This YouTube video is a channel shoutout compilation, highlighting three different YouTube channels for viewers to check out. The channels mentioned are Homeboy Tactical & Sporting, Godbody, and Carolina EDC Reviews. The description provides direct links to each of these channels, encouraging audience engagement and cross-promotion within the firearms community.

This video discusses YouTube's actions impacting firearm-related content creators. The description highlights a desire to empower creators and encourage community support through platforms like Patreon. It also promotes merchandise and social media channels, framing the content as a space for individuals with shared interests in hobbies, tactics, toys, and opinions, including collectors, preppers, and sportsmen.

This YouTube video, titled '3/8/17 Live Stream,' addresses YouTube's new anti-gun policies that led to the removal of external links from their videos. The description provides a workaround, directing viewers to a specific webpage (http://www.akoperatorsunionlocal4774.com/links-to-setups/) where they can find the necessary links. It also includes a link to the creator's Patreon page (https://www.patreon.com/AKOU) for additional support. The content seems to be a live stream from a firearms-focused channel, likely discussing topics related to firearms and potentially navigating content restrictions.