Videos tagged with Firearms Sponsorship

Hickok45 and John are addressing a critical YouTube policy change effective June 18th, which prohibits sponsorships from firearms or firearms accessory companies. This new rule poses a significant risk to their entire channel, with potential termination for both new and existing content. They are urging viewers to subscribe to all their channels to stay connected during this uncertain period.

This is the final installment (Part 28) of the 2021 Coast to Coast Tour by Kit Badger. The video documents an extensive cross-country road trip covering over 8,000 miles, starting in Idaho and traveling through various states including Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa, before returning to Idaho. The tour was made possible by sponsors like Q LLC, Radian Firearms, Brownells, Hi-Point, and Magpul. The trip included range days and successfully raised approximately $20,000 for SOC-F (Special Operations Care Fund). Merchandise related to the tour is also available.

This is a promotional video for "I Am Forever Season 1 | Ep. 2" featuring yoga instructor Shanell Mergerson. The episode focuses on mental focus training with participants Reagan and Isaiah. The video highlights sponsorships from FNH USA and gear/apparel from 5.11 Tactical. While the primary focus is on mental conditioning, the sponsorship and gear mentions suggest a connection to the firearms community.

This episode of "Commentators", sponsored by Kimber, features Natalie Foster discussing her refusal to feel guilt in the face of tragedies, especially in light of media scrutiny. The video explores themes of personal responsibility and public perception, touching on societal narratives surrounding tragic events. While not a direct firearm review, the sponsorship by Kimber and the context of the "Commentators" series suggest a connection to the firearms community and Second Amendment discussions.