Videos tagged with Gun Contest

This YouTube video, titled 'Respond to 5 Questions and Win an M1 Garand!', offers a contest or giveaway where participants can win a specific and historically significant firearm, the M1 Garand, by answering five questions. The description is minimal, providing no further details about the questions, the contest mechanics, or the M1 Garand itself. The primary draw is the opportunity to acquire a classic rifle.

This YouTube video appears to be a giveaway announcement for an "Infinity Thunderbird" firearm. The description provides a link for entry and clearly states the contest end date and time. It also notes that the giveaway is not associated with YouTube or Infinity. The title "The Best Of The Best..." suggests the firearm being given away is of high quality or desirability.

This YouTube video, titled "5 perguntas certas = Ganhe um Ak-47 (Riley Defense)", appears to be a giveaway or contest centered around an AK-47 rifle from Riley Defense. The title suggests a quiz or challenge where answering five specific questions correctly could result in winning the firearm. While the description doesn't provide further details on the questions or the giveaway mechanics, the primary focus is clearly on the AK-47 and the associated brand. This content likely appeals to firearms enthusiasts interested in acquiring specific rifle models, participating in contests, and learning about brands like Riley Defense.

This video announces the June 15th CVLife Scope Contest, offering a chance to win a CVLife Bearpower 6-24x50 scope. To enter, viewers must watch the "Guns, Beer, & Therapy" livecast on June 15th at 10 PM EST on their YouTube channels. The description also includes a link to a review of the featured scope and encourages viewers to join the channel for exclusive perks. Various social media links are provided for the content creator, Moondog Industries.

This YouTube video announces the winner of a gun contest and potentially reveals a new firearm. The description promotes official merchandise and a backup channel for TYMPPP. It also highlights viewer support through Patreon and SubscribeStar. The content is framed as a reveal and contest winner announcement, indicating a focus on new firearm acquisitions or product showcases within the TYMPPP brand.

This video announces the winner of an August drawing for a Mk3 RESOLUTE .308 firearm. The description highlights that these monthly drawings will feature different prizes and encourages viewers to follow instructions in the video to learn how to enter future giveaways. It also directs viewers to the CMMG Insider website and social media channels (Instagram and Twitter) for more information and to sign up.

This YouTube video announces and explains the rules for The Firearm Blog's 'Mad Minute Challenge.' The competition requires participants to use a bolt-action Enfield rifle with a fixed 10-round or lower capacity magazine, a 12-inch target at a minimum of 100 yards, and iron sights. The rifle cannot be supported by a bench. The goal is to get the most rounds on target within 60 seconds. Tie-breakers include fewest misses and shot accuracy. Submissions require a video of the attempt, and photos of the target and rifle. The challenge is open to international participants with a deadline of June 15, 2015. The prize for the winner is a vintage Musketry Regulations book.

This video promotes Kahr Arms' long-range handgun contest. Participants are encouraged to film themselves shooting any Kahr pistol at distances of 100 yards or more for a chance to win $5,000 worth of Kahr products. The contest aims to test and showcase long-range handgun skills within the Kahr Arms community.

This YouTube video announces the winner of the second week of the 'Glock-tober' contest. The description provides social media links for 'The Yankee Marshal' and emphasizes a community for individuals with shared interests in hobbies, tactics, and opinions, welcoming collectors, preppers, sportsmen, and general enthusiasts. The video also credits Madison Stegall for the original score and Daniel Greenfield for the artwork.