Videos tagged with Gun Gossip

This episode of 'Gun Gossip' by Paul Harrell covers significant drama within the firearms community, focusing on the departure of Lucas Botkin from T-Rex Arms due to internal disputes and alleged misconduct. It also touches on legal challenges faced by Sig Sauer regarding their P320 model and an explosion at a Sig Sauer ammunition facility. The content is presented in a rapid-fire, meme-heavy format, typical of the 'Gun Gossip' series.

This episode of GUN GOSSIP, titled "S3E2 All the USA you can HANDLE," appears to be an entertainment or commentary-focused video within the firearms niche. While the title suggests a broad scope related to the USA, the description heavily features links to merchandise and promotions, including apparel, coffee, and emergency tools. The presence of a Patreon link and a PO Box for the host, Johnny Baggins, indicates a content creator who engages directly with their audience. The explicit mention of "drama llama" and "level up your hat game" suggests a personality-driven channel with a focus on engaging its viewers through various promotions and content.

This YouTube video, titled 'GUN GOSSIP The Boa RIDES AGAIN,' appears to be part of a series focusing on firearms-related content, as indicated by the title and the promotional links for related merchandise like EDC belts and coffee. The description also includes links to purchase items such as a glassbreaker and apparel, along with a Patreon link for the creator, Johnny Baggins. The reference to 'GUN GOSSIP' suggests a discussion or review format, potentially involving current firearm trends or news within the community. The creator's physical details and mailing address are also provided.

This episode of MANSPLAINING Gun Gossip (#30) discusses firearm-related topics, referencing popular YouTube channels such as Hickok45, Kentucky Ballistics, Taran Tactical, Military Arms Channel, Blue Alpha Gear, and The Gun Collective. The description also mentions the movie John Wick 3, suggesting a discussion or reference to firearms in popular culture. The content likely involves commentary, opinions, or news within the firearms community. Affiliate links for Amazon, Olight, Hidden Hybrid Holsters, and Revolutionary Patriot apparel are provided, indicating potential product recommendations or sponsorships.

This YouTube video, "DRAMA LLAMA RIDES AGAIN! Gossip #29," marks the return of Season Two for "Gun Gossip." The channel promises to deliver drama and discussion centered around middle-aged men in the gun community. It explicitly mentions prominent firearms YouTubers such as IraqVeteran8888, Demolition Ranch, Garand Thumb, The Yankee Marshal, The Gun Collective, Paul Harrell, TFB TV, MrGunsnGear, and Hickok45. The description also includes links to a High Point review, the creator's Amazon storefront, Patreon, and affiliate links for Olight, Hidden Hybrid Holsters, and Revolutionary Patriot apparel. Video gear used by the creator is also listed.

This episode of Gun Gossip from REX KWON DO covers various current events and personalities within the firearms community. The discussion includes notable figures like David Hogg and Kaitlin Bennett, as well as a mention of FBI agent Chase Bishop and a humorous reference to Justin Bieber. The video also provides several affiliate links for shopping on Amazon and supporting the channel on Patreon, alongside links to New Frontier Armory and recommended video gear. Hidden Hybrid Holsters is also promoted with a coupon code. The content appears to be a topical discussion and commentary related to firearms culture and news.

This episode of Gun Gossip announces the New Frontier Armory 20,000 subscriber giveaway, featuring an AR9 pistol as the grand prize. The host, Paul Harrell, also touches on recent industry news including Dick's Sporting Goods' sales impact from anti-Second Amendment stances and highlights various sponsors and their contributions to the giveaway. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe and follow sponsors on social media for entry.

This episode of Gun Gossip covers various internet firearm-related clips and memes submitted by viewers. It highlights a mounted officer doing the Cupid Shuffle, a minigun firing, a humorous segment with a ballistics dummy, and a political ad mistakenly identified as an AR-15. The episode also features a Flashdance-themed throwback from Nine Line Apparel, a haiku from Manticore Arms, and commentary from Clint Smith of Thunder Ranch. The host announces an upcoming 20,000 subscriber giveaway.

This episode of Gun Gossip covers various firearms-related topics, including commentary on Tim Kennedy and George Scott, a review of the New Frontier Armory AR-9, and a showcase of viewer-submitted photos. The host highlights the accuracy of the AR-9, presenting a 17-yard grouping as evidence of good performance for his skill level.

This episode of Gun Gossip covers various topics within the firearms community, including a sponsor segment for TAC Pack, a discussion of a negligent discharge incident, viewer submissions, and the results of the Glock Kurz Awards for fan-favorite YouTube channels. The video highlights drama and news within middle-aged male gun channels.

This episode of 'Gun Gossip' by Paul Harrell covers various firearms-related community news and lighthearted content. It features shout-outs to other YouTube channels like IV8888 and In-Range TV, highlights interesting firearms and gear from events and viewer submissions, and touches on humorous or unusual firearm-related items. The content is primarily for entertainment and community engagement within the firearms enthusiast space.

This video announces the winners of the first annual "Glockscars" or "GunTube Awards," presented by TFBTV. The awards recognize top YouTube firearm channels across different subscriber categories. Winners include Forgotten Weapons and In Range TV in the "Duty Size" category (500k+ subs), Gun Gossip in the "Subcompact" category, Bloke on the Range in the "Compact" category (50k-200k subs), and Mr. Guns and Gear in the "Full Size" category (200k-500k subs). The video also features viewer mail, including drawings and commentary on firearms and the gun community.