Videos tagged with Gun Tuber

This video offers insights for aspiring 'gun tubers' on navigating the challenges of YouTube content creation within the firearms niche. It covers platform restrictions, monetization difficulties, the importance of honest reviews, community dynamics, and brand reputation. The speakers emphasize the need for authenticity and thorough product testing, advising creators to focus on technical accuracy and avoid personal drama to build a sustainable channel.

This video outlines several avenues for getting paid to shoot, including industry sponsorships, military shooting teams, becoming a firearms trainer, and creating content as a 'gun tuber'. The speaker, a sponsored shooter for Kabbitt Guns, emphasizes that industry sponsorships are often limited to the firearms sector due to politicization and the industry's small size. Military teams offer comprehensive support but come with significant military obligations. Training and content creation are presented as viable alternatives, with the speaker noting that high-level shooting skill isn't always a prerequisite for training beginners.

This YouTube video provides a review of the new 2025 Streamlight HPX Pro, a flashlight with 800 lumens and 105,000 candela. The reviewer showcases the light's performance through indoor and outdoor views, offering a glimpse of its capabilities. The description also includes a variety of hashtags related to firearms, gear, and general content, suggesting a broad audience appeal.

This video documents a live stream where the FocusTripp channel attempts to facilitate a conversation between their host, Bones, and content creator Lugaroo Tactical. The discussion stems from Lugaroo Tactical's response video to a previous stream by FocusTripp that he perceived as disrespectful. The conversation evolves into a broader discussion about online content creation, personal growth, and the challenges faced by firearms YouTubers, with Lugaroo Tactical eventually joining the stream to air his grievances and discuss his experiences.

This video's title suggests a critical examination of the "gun tuber" industry, specifically focusing on alleged "industry plants" and marketing agency involvement. The content appears to be an exposé or opinion piece dissecting the motivations behind content creation within the firearm community, rather than a typical review or demonstration of firearms themselves. It implies a behind-the-scenes look at how marketing strategies might influence gun-related content on platforms like YouTube.

This YouTube video, titled "I’m A Gun Tuber Part 2 (just for fun….don’t get mad)", appears to be a lighthearted and informal entry in a series aimed at a firearms enthusiast audience. The description's inclusion of "just for fun" suggests a less serious, more personal approach, likely focusing on general firearms discussion, personal opinions, or perhaps showcasing a collection. Given the title "Gun Tuber", it's highly probable the content revolves around firearms culture and content creation within that niche.

This video, titled "I’m A Gun Tuber, Of Course I Have To Be Tactical," suggests a content creator who identifies as a "gun tuber." The title implies a focus on tactical applications or aesthetics within the firearms community. Given the context of a "gun tuber," the video likely revolves around firearms, potentially showcasing gear, modifications, or scenarios that align with a tactical theme. It might involve the creator demonstrating or discussing how they incorporate tactical elements into their firearm ownership and content creation.

This video, "Life as a Gun Tuber: 2022 Edition," offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creation and operation of the 1911 Syndicate YouTube channel. The creator aims to be transparent about how the channel has developed and what it entails to run it, a format they believe many viewers would appreciate. The description also highlights the channel's "day job" as a real estate company serving military, LE, shooting, and hunting communities across the USA. They mention their work as content producers and encourage viewers to check out their secondary real estate channel and support them on Patreon for exclusive content. Several affiliate links for gear are also provided, including discounts for US Brass House, Sly Tactical slings, Mira Safety gas masks, and US Elite Gear apparel.