Videos tagged with Gun Politics

This video from @bigkahunaguns compares the .50 BMG caliber rifle against taxes, implying a discussion about the cost and impact of high-powered firearms. The title directly references a powerful caliber and a common concern (taxes), suggesting a topical and potentially provocative take within the firearms community. The focus is on the .50 BMG, a significant and often discussed large-caliber rifle.

This video discusses firearms manufacturers, specifically comparing Kel-Tec and Smith & Wesson. The title suggests a critical take on S&W's design relevance, implying they may be copying designs, while Kel-Tec, despite potential criticism, is framed as more original. The discussion likely revolves around brand reputation, design philosophy, and market position within the firearm industry.

This YouTube Short, titled "A United Kingdom Problem!", focuses on issues related to firearms within the United Kingdom. Given the title and the common context of such discussions in the UK, it's likely addressing firearm laws, regulations, or societal perceptions surrounding gun ownership and control. The content is expected to be topical and potentially opinion-based, aiming to highlight a specific challenge or concern for UK firearm enthusiasts or the general public.

The Yankee Marshal hosts an open chat podcast, encouraging viewers to ask questions on any topic, including guns, politics, and religion. The episode features discussions on merchandise sales supporting TYMP and Pets & Vets, viewer contributions, and historical firearms like the Browning 1911 and Colt Model 29. The host also addresses viewer comments on gun significance and personal opinions.

This video discusses a recent trend of individuals returning AR-15 style firearms, often due to political pressures or concerns about potential ATF rulings like the arm brace regulation. However, there's a counter-trend of people now reconsidering these purchases. A new ruling effective November 14th imposes an extended hold time of up to 10 business days for individuals under 21 purchasing their first shotgun or rifle, impacting immediate acquisition after background checks.

This video analyzes a recent surge in gun control polls, questioning whether it's coincidental or strategically timed following the Illinois Assault Weapons Ban being struck down. The title and description suggest a critical perspective, implying a potential manipulation or correlation between legal challenges to gun laws and the release of public opinion surveys. The content likely explores the timing, potential motivations behind the polls, and the broader implications for gun rights and gun control debates.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled "The Government doesn't like Cheap Guns/Saturday Night Specials (Part 2) - HP22A review #shorts", delves into the topic of budget-friendly firearms and potential government scrutiny surrounding them. The second part of a series, it focuses on a review of the HP22A model. The content likely touches upon the accessibility and legal aspects of less expensive handguns, contrasting them with potentially more regulated firearms.

This video explores the concept of a new political party, humorously dubbed the 'Buying Ammo' Party. While not a traditional firearm review or demonstration, the title and description strongly indicate a focus on gun ownership, ammunition accessibility, and potentially the political landscape surrounding these issues. The inclusion of a gun giveaway link further emphasizes its connection to the firearms community. The video aims to be educational, likely touching on the rights and interests of gun owners.

This video, titled 'Let’s end the year right. Heroes and zeroes of 2023. Coming tomorrow,' promises a year-end retrospective focusing on significant firearm-related topics, individuals, or events from 2023. It suggests a review or discussion of 'heroes and zeroes,' implying a breakdown of positive and negative aspects within the firearm community or industry over the past year. The content is set to be released the following day.

This video discusses a hypothetical scenario where an individual proposes making all US states similar to California regarding firearm laws, referencing the 28th Amendment. The tone is clearly critical and satirical, using emojis to convey a mocking sentiment towards the idea. The content focuses on the political and legal implications of stricter gun control measures, framed within the context of Second Amendment rights and potential legislative changes.

This video discusses a potential Second Amendment and mental health bill being worked on by the NRA, as presented by Guns & Gadgets. It highlights collaborations with various gun rights organizations like Gun Owners of America, Firearms Policy Coalition, and Second Amendment Foundation. The description also includes links to supporting the channel, merchandise, and details about the video production equipment used, emphasizing a commitment to safety and legal firearm practices.

This video discusses concerns about potential federal government actions to control ammunition, citing existing "Ammo Control" measures in several states. The title and description suggest the video will explore how such controls could impact gun ownership and rights, framing it as an attempt by the US government to control firearms by regulating ammunition. It also includes promotional links for merchandise, Patreon support, and various partnered businesses.