Videos tagged with Gunbroker

This live stream features D'Boss Firearms hosting Cody from The Arms Room, discussing firearm collection, acquisition strategies, and related topics. They delve into the challenges and nuances of buying firearms online through platforms like Armslist and Gunbroker, sharing personal experiences with scams and good deals. The conversation also touches on the current state of gun shows, the legality of firearms in Hawaii, and opinions on reloaded ammunition. Cody shares his collection size, estimated at 90-100 firearms, with a mix of rifles and handguns. The discussion highlights the importance of due diligence when purchasing firearms, especially from online marketplaces.

This video provides an early look at leaked images of the FN SCAR 17S and SCAR 20S, highlighting their updated M-LOK handguards and distinctive stock designs. The speaker, identified as a firearms enthusiast and commentator, discusses the potential discontinuation of these models and points out key features like the SCAR 20S's DMR configuration. The content also includes a promotion for the Sonoran Desert Institute.

This video offers a satirical take on current events and firearm culture, featuring commentary on political figures, firearm pricing, and Second Amendment rights. The host, Johnny B, uses humor and cultural references to discuss topics ranging from Stormy Daniels to concealed carry laws, with a cameo by Paul Harrell.

This video provides a detailed update on the case of Navy Sailor Patrick Tate Adamec, who received a 20-year sentence due to alleged ATF misinterpretations of firearm parts. The content highlights the legal arguments surrounding the ATF's actions, Adamec's background as a Master at Arms and collector, and the upcoming appeal. It also promotes Attorneys On Retainer as a legal defense service.

This video details the case of Navy veteran Patrick Tate Adamiac, who was sentenced to 20 years for alleged possession of a destructive device. The ATF's prosecution is described as flawed, with claims of evidence tampering and misrepresentation of items like replica firearms and legal gun parts. The video urges support for Adamiac's appeal and pardon efforts, highlighting events and resources for public involvement.

This video discusses potential Labor Day bargains on Gunbroker, noting that auction end times often coincide with holiday weekends. The implication is that individuals may be distracted by celebrations, leading to potentially lower winning bids. The video encourages viewers to check their listings on Sunday evenings around 9 PM EST to find items at a bargain price. It also promotes their Patreon and "Flak & Fubar" podcast, along with their Instagram page.

This video provides an expert legal analysis from William Kirk of Washington Gun Law regarding the ATF's new rule on private gun sales. It details a last-minute injunction that temporarily halts the rule's enforcement for some, while explaining the legal arguments, particularly concerning the Administrative Procedure Act, that are being used to challenge the ATF's authority. The importance of understanding these regulations for lawful gun ownership is emphasized.

This video criticizes Gunbroker's business practices, citing high fees comparable to physical auction houses that offer additional services. The speaker highlights Gunbroker's perceived lack of competition and its preemptive bans on certain items like blank receivers and bump stocks, even before official rulings. The commentary suggests a need for a more competitive and less restrictive online marketplace for firearms.

This YouTube Short, titled "I got banned from @GunBroker_Official for my funny name : TWIG #shorts #fuddbusters", suggests a user experienced an account ban from GunBroker due to their username. The video's hashtag #fuddbusters implies a theme related to challenging traditional or outdated gun culture. The content likely revolves around the user's humorous or possibly controversial username and its consequences on the online firearm marketplace.

This video, presented by Reno May, details an alleged ATF visit to a subscriber based on their Gunbroker search history for Forced Reset Triggers (FRTs). May, demonstrating experienced authority, explains the ATF's stance that FRTs are machine guns and discusses the severe legal penalties involved. The content serves as a stark warning about potential government surveillance and the importance of legal counsel when interacting with law enforcement agencies.

This entry details the evaluation of a vintage Charter Arms Undercover revolver, purchased for $25, highlighting its condition, smooth action, and surprising accuracy despite a 2-inch barrel. It also contrasts this with a modern version suitable for daily carry, emphasizing the value and practicality of affordable firearms for EDC. The assessment comes from a firearms enthusiast and EDC practitioner familiar with online auctions and firearm performance.

William Kirk of Washington Gun Law discusses a concerning trend where the ATF is reportedly contacting individuals who purchased "wide open" or "forced reset" triggers directly from retailers like Rare Breed and Big Daddy Unlimited, bypassing previous methods of contact. The ATF is allegedly showing up at homes unannounced without search warrants, demanding personal property. Kirk advises individuals who have purchased these triggers and have not yet been contacted by the ATF to consult legal counsel proactively.