Videos tagged with Freedom Rifle

This video announces the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) Freedom Rifle Build Challenge, inviting customers to showcase their customized PSA Freedom rifles. Participants are instructed to email specific details for a chance to be featured in upcoming videos, where their builds will be reviewed and discussed.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled "But, but.. I thought red anodized was cool 😭," focuses on the maintenance and cleaning of a "Freedom Rifle," which is implied to be an AR-15 platform firearm. The description provides a link for AR-15 maintenance and promotes merchandise and channel subscriptions. The video's disclaimer emphasizes that it is for documentary, educational, and entertainment purposes only, and strongly advises against imitation or improper handling of firearms, stressing that all work should be done by licensed individuals. It also clarifies that the content does not include instructions on manufacturing, assembling, or installing prohibited accessories, nor does it link to sites selling firearms or prohibited items. Affiliate links are disclosed for commission.

This video features Pat firing back at politicians and talking heads, referencing a "Freedom Rifle." The video highlights its production with a high-speed camera from Aimed Research and includes a visit to TNVC. The description explicitly states no firearms, ammunition, or accessories are for sale and that the content does not violate YouTube policies regarding violence, profanity, or other restricted material. The focus appears to be on a political statement using the concept of a "Freedom Rifle."

This video showcases the Otis FREEDOM Rifle, a takedown AR-15 platform developed by DRD Tactical. Key features include a clandestine takedown mechanism that allows for disassembly in under 60 seconds, a folding stock, and a patented internal guide rod system that eliminates the buffer tube, enabling firing while folded. The rifle is available in 5.56 NATO and 300 Blackout, with other DRD Tactical models like the Paratus (7.62x39mm, 6.5 Creedmoor) and CDR-15 (5.56 NATO) also mentioned. The takedown design allows it to fit into a compact Pelican case, emphasizing discrete carry capabilities.