Videos tagged with N82 Tactical

This video showcases the Glock Gen5 G19 pistol, focusing on its use with an N82 Tactical Original Tuckable Holster. The "I Carry" series highlights this setup as part of an Everyday Carry (EDC) collection, suggesting practical applications for concealed carry and personal defense. The content is geared towards firearm enthusiasts interested in specific pistol models, holster options, and common EDC configurations.

This video features "Tactical Tim" (Tim Schmidt) demonstrating dry fire training drills from "The 52 Dry Fire Training Drills" card deck. He highlights three favorite drills: The Lateral Shuttle Drill, The Shoulder Press and Shoot, and The Leaping El Presidente. Tim emphasizes safe training by using a SIRT training pistol. The video is presented as a free CCW training resource brought to you by The USCCA, and includes links for a free gun giveaway, training guides, and information on the N82 Tactical holster and SIRT training pistol.

This video showcases the Magna-Arm, a magnetic firearm mount designed for handguns and potentially rifles when used in pairs. The mount is advertised as safe for gun finishes due to its rubber encasement and has a weight capacity of up to 15 lbs. The creator also provides links to related products and social media channels, including holsters from N82 Tactical and discounts from Battle Arms Development and Tekmat. The video appears to be a product demonstration and endorsement.

This video announces a giveaway hosted by TheArmsGuide.com and BattleArmsDevelopment.com to celebrate the creator's new role as an author for TheArmsGuide.com and a new promo code 'nsz85' for 10% off at BattleArmsDevelopment.com. To enter the giveaway, viewers must 'like' specific Facebook pages (TheArmsGuide, BattleArms, nsz85) and post "Enter me into the giveaway!" on the creator's wall. Additional entries for a separate contest are available by subscribing to TheArmsGuide.com's newsletter. Three winners will be chosen and announced on Facebook on Saturday, May 11th. The video also promotes the creator's first published article, an N82 Tactical holster review, and provides a 20% off promo code for Tekmat.com.

This YouTube video announces the winners of a giveaway. The description highlights several sponsors who provided prizes, including Tekmat, MrAK47Master, Ballistol, N82 Tactical, Battle Arms Development, Sandstorm Custom Rifle Slings, Rusty's Rags, Birchwood Casey, and Sticker Ups. The creator expresses enjoyment from the giveaway and anticipation for the next one, encouraging viewers to support the sponsors. The video serves as a thank you to participants and a promotion for the involved brands.

This YouTube video provides an update on a giveaway that has now closed. To enter, participants had to reside in the USA, be 21 or older due to handgun ammunition being an award, and be a subscriber. Entry methods included liking the creator's Facebook page and writing a specific phrase, or creating a video response that showcased support for a pro-gun organization (e.g., GOA, NRA, local gun club, permit to carry), gave a shout-out to a small gun-related YouTube channel (MommaTully mentioned), and explained how firearms have positively impacted their life (self-defense, competition, politics, social interaction). The description also lists several YouTube channels of friends to support and Facebook pages of giveaway sponsors, including Ballistol, N82 Tactical, Battle Arms Development, Sandstorm Custom Rifle Slings, Rusty's Rags, Birchwood Casey, and Sticker ups, along with their respective websites.

This YouTube video, now closed, announces a 2013 giveaway focused on handgun ammunition, requiring participants to be US residents aged 21 and over. Entry methods included liking a Facebook page and creating a video response detailing pro-gun organization involvement, shouting out a small gun-related YouTube channel, and explaining how firearms have personally benefited them. The description also lists several friends and sponsors whose channels and Facebook pages are promoted. Sponsors include Ballistol, N82 Tactical, Battle Arms Development, Sandstorm Custom Rifle Slings, Rusty's Rags, Birchwood Casey, and Sticker Ups.

This YouTube channel update announces a happy new year for 2013 and thanks subscribers for their support. It teases upcoming video content and provides links to several other YouTube channels (thearmorychannel, fateofdestinee, ebomey, djalkaline1) and a website (n82tactical.com). The description also includes a Facebook link for further engagement.

This video features a review of the N82 Tactical Professional Holster by the Justin Opinion Channel. The channel emphasizes legal, safe, and responsible firearm use, with all shooting conducted by a professional in a safe range environment. The review aims to inform and entertain, with no direct sales or manufacturer payments influencing the content, although some products may be provided for review. Affiliate links for brands like LOK Grips, Blade-Tech Holsters, Tactical AR500 Targets, and Talon Grips are included, offering discounts to viewers and supporting the channel.

This video provides a brief update on the delay in announcing the winner of a contest for an N82 Tactical holster. The creator apologizes for the hold-up and indicates that further information regarding the contest winner will be shared soon.

Managing a concealed firearm in public restrooms requires specific techniques to maintain security and prevent loss. The primary methods involve using the dropped pants as a 'crotch cradle' to secure the holster or the firearm itself, ensuring it remains off the floor and is impossible to forget upon exiting. Different techniques apply based on whether the holster is fixed to the belt or easily removable.

This YouTube video announces and promotes several ongoing firearm giveaways and contests hosted by various YouTube channels. It specifically highlights giveaways from ebomey (AR15), GARYMANDIEVAN (SR1911), Az1911fan (1yr Give-away), and the creator's own N82 Tactical giveaway. While one mentioned contest (MissBattleBorn) is closed, her channel is still recommended for viewers to check out. The description encourages engagement with these subscriber contests.