Videos tagged with Nautilus Ammunition

This YouTube video, titled "The Glock Trigger Everyone Wants," focuses on Glock firearms, specifically mentioning the Glock 19. The description highlights the creator's use of affiliate links for monetization and gives a special shoutout to Nautilus Ammunition. The video includes a disclaimer emphasizing entertainment and educational purposes, safe handling by trained personnel, adherence to laws, and responsible firearm modification. It also directs viewers to other channels for further Glock insights and expertise. The content appears to be geared towards Glock enthusiasts interested in potential trigger upgrades or modifications.

This guide details the installation and initial assessment of the Votatu RMD502-3G green dot optic, a budget-friendly option for tactical firearms. It highlights the optic's fixed circle-dot reticle, IPX7 waterproofing, auto-awake feature, and a dual-bolt mounting system. The review emphasizes its value proposition, especially with a discount, making it suitable for competition and CQB applications.

This YouTube video, titled "9mm & 5.7 Vs Car," appears to be a firearm test or demonstration focusing on the performance of 9mm and 5.7x28mm ammunition against a vehicle. The description highlights affiliation with "704 Tactical" and promotes their various social media channels and membership club. It suggests that the video may involve testing the penetration capabilities of these calibers, potentially for defensive or tactical applications, and mentions that many of the links provided are affiliate links that support the channel. The content likely includes a visual comparison of how these different ammunition types interact with automotive materials.

This video offers a long-term review of the CZ Scorpion 3+ Micro after 5,000 rounds. The reviewer revisits the firearm after it spent time in a bug-out bag and rediscovers their love for it, especially when shooting suppressed. They highlight the support from Black Rifle Medic for suppressor use and Nautilus Ammunition LLC for providing ammunition. The video encourages viewer engagement through likes, subscriptions, and Super Thanks, while also promoting affiliate links to support the channel. A comprehensive disclaimer addresses the educational and entertainment nature of the content, emphasizing safe handling by trained professionals and adherence to all laws.

This YouTube video from 704 Tactical features a review of the Primary Arms SLx 1-6 ACSS Aurora optic, specifically highlighting its suitability for 7.62x39mm and .300 BLK calibers. The description includes affiliate links to products and platforms associated with the channel, such as Nautilus Ammunition, and encourages viewer support through Patreon. The content appears to be a product review aimed at firearms enthusiasts interested in rifle optics and specific ammunition types.

This video features a review of the VOTATU PMD504, an RMR-style red dot optic priced under $120. The creator provides a discount code for the optic. The description also includes affiliate links to Amazon and mentions Nautilus Ammunition with a separate discount code. The creator's other social media channels and YouTube pages are linked, along with a disclaimer about affiliate links and review item submissions.

The PSA Dagger has proven highly reliable after 5000 rounds, becoming a preferred platform for testing optics due to its affordability and Glock 19 Gen 3 compatibility. It offers significant value around $300, with modularity for aftermarket parts and factory options for optics cuts and slides. Despite minor initial magazine issues, the Dagger is recommended for EDC and home defense.

This video focuses on a 9mm pistol recommended for Concealed Carry (CCW) and priced under $450. It features promotional links and discount codes for "We The People Holsters" and "NAUTILUS AMMUNITION". The creator, "704 Tactical", also promotes their other social media platforms and merchandise. The content appears to be a recommendation or review of a budget-friendly CCW option, with emphasis on holsters and ammunition. The title suggests a personal favorite "go-to" firearm for everyday carry.

This video features the new CYBORG 1X Prism optic from Monstrum Tactical. The description provides discount codes for Monstrum Tactical products (cyborg704 for 30% off) and Nautilus Ammunition (704tactical for 5% off), along with a link to a deals page. The creator also shares links to their other social media platforms, including Patreon, another YouTube channel (704 Gear), Facebook, and Instagram. Affiliate links are disclosed. While the primary focus is the optic, the mention of ammunition and various social platforms suggests a broader content creator in the tactical and firearms space.

This video focuses on the Sig Sauer P226 Emperor Scorpion in 9mm. While the description is brief, it highlights the specific firearm model and caliber. It also includes promotional codes for Nautilus Ammunition and a general mention of 704 Tactical's campsite page. The description indicates that the channel receives items for review and utilizes affiliate links for various platforms like Amazon and Campsite, which helps support the channel. No gameplay or demonstration details are provided.

This YouTube video, titled "I Ignored This Gun Far Too Long," focuses on a firearm that the creator has seemingly overlooked. The description encourages viewers to join the "Shot Team" on Patreon for exclusive perks and directs them to the Nautilus Ammunition Instagram page. The creator emphasizes that their content is for educational and entertainment purposes only, with a strong focus on firearm safety. They explicitly state they do not sell or promote firearms or ammunition, and all firearms shown have magazine limiters in place to comply with YouTube's policies. The video aims to share opinions and real-world scenario commentary, not legal advice.

This video explores the extreme rate of fire achievable with a modified Glock 44 equipped with a 'fun switch', estimated at 2700 RPM. While incredibly fun for recreational shooting, the practical accuracy of this full-auto setup is significantly compromised. The review also highlights sponsors like CoolFire Trainer for dry practice and Nautilus Ammunition for range ammo.