Videos tagged with Firearm Import

This video provides an early look at the Springfield Kuna, specifically highlighting a 12-inch barrel variant showcased at IWA in Germany. The presenter discusses potential import configurations for the US market, suggesting it would likely feature a brace or a folding stock. They also mention the availability of a 12.5-inch barrel version and solicit viewer preference on barrel length, noting the European market's requirement for folding capabilities.

This video discusses the separation of SDS Arms and Tisas, with Tisas establishing its own US corporation, Tisas Arms Corporation, for direct firearm importation and servicing. The speaker analyzes the potential impact on Tisas's market presence and product configurations, highlighting the importance of understanding the American consumer.

This video claims that Glock will be discontinuing all models except for the 43, 43x, and 48, as well as other slim-line pistols. It states that all compact and full-sized Glock models will no longer be imported in their current form after November 30th, with a 'V model' inbound. The description also includes various affiliate links for merchandise, protection gear, supplements, and a Patreon page, alongside a disclaimer about affiliate income and a statement about safe filming practices.

This video highlights an "ULTRA-RARE" Glock model that has reportedly never been seen in the US before. The title suggests a focus on the unique and potentially exclusive nature of this particular firearm, implying a reveal or showcase of a special edition or import.

This video discusses the potential import of Daewoo clones by SNT Motiv in 2025. The creator clarifies that no firearm sales are conducted through their social media and that all firearms shown are unmodified, used on a closed range under supervision. The content is presented for review and entertainment purposes, adhering to YouTube's guidelines regarding firearm-related content.

This YouTube Short showcases the Beretta 84 BB pistol, highlighting its Italian origin. The video directs viewers to the Classic Firearms primary channel and their second channel, Outside The Warehouse, for more content, as well as a podcast channel. Given the brevity of a Short and the limited information, it's likely an introductory piece to the firearm.

This video discusses a ban on importing US-made M1 Garands from Korea, but assures viewers that there are still ways to acquire one. It provides information on how to obtain these classic rifles, while also promoting various sponsors and related content channels. The video highlights the M1 Garand and a specific manufacturer, International Harvester.

Forgotten Weapons previews upcoming semiautomatic imports from Indonesian manufacturer Pindad, including licensed FNC rifles, BM59 variants (SP-1), and PM12 clones (PM-1). These firearms, produced under full licenses from FN Herstal and Beretta, represent rare OEM products entering the US market, particularly in pistol configurations for the FNC.

This "State of the Second" podcast episode features a discussion with Chase Duffey from EAA Corp. The conversation delves into the ATF's Zero Tolerance Policy and its potential loopholes impacting gun stores. It also explores the complexities of importing firearms, detailing the necessary steps for manufacturers. Additionally, the episode touches upon the portrayal of firearms in Hollywood and significant industry events. The description also provides links to EAA Corp., the podcast on various platforms, and Gun Owners of America (GOA).

This YouTube video is titled 'Bring Saigas Back!🔥🎤'. Based solely on the title, it strongly suggests a desire or plea to bring back Saiga firearms to the market. The use of an emoji and microphone icon implies an expressive or vocalized sentiment, possibly a commentary, discussion, or even a song related to Saiga rifles. The content likely focuses on the appeal, features, or nostalgia associated with these firearms, and perhaps discusses reasons for their unavailability or advocates for their return.

This YouTube video explains why the Glock 25 and Glock 28 pistols are not available for purchase in the United States. It delves into the specific reasons and regulations that prevent these firearms from being imported or sold to civilians within the US, focusing on the legal and policy aspects rather than a physical demonstration or review of the firearms themselves.

This video discusses a recent ban by the ATF on the importation of a specific firearm into the United States. The presenter aims to explain the implications of this ban for American gun owners and the firearm industry. The description also includes promotional links for apparel and other content from the creator's network.