Videos tagged with Pets and Vets Fund

The Yankee Marshal promotes unique merchandise available on his website, TYMPistolProject.com, as part of the 'Yankee Swag Bag Bonanza'. These items, featuring original designs created by the speaker, include shirts, hats, and mugs. Importantly, all profits from these sales are donated to the Pets and Vets Fund to support animal welfare.

TheYankeeMarshal introduces his official merchandise website, TYMPPistolProject.com, featuring a variety of custom-designed apparel and accessories. All designs are original, created by the channel's host, and a portion of the proceeds benefits the Pets and Vets Fund, supporting animal welfare.

TheYankeeMarshal promotes his merchandise, available on his website TYM Pistol Project dot com via a Shopify link. He emphasizes that all designs are hand-drawn by him, differentiating them from AI or clip art. Proceeds from merchandise sales support the 'Pets and Vets' animal charity. Available items include t-shirts, hats, coffee mugs, tumblers, and flags.

This podcast episode touches on various firearm-related topics, including a knife giveaway for charity, discussions on magazine capacities and potential unconstitutional assault weapon bans, and brief mentions of different handgun types like a new Beretta and revolvers in various calibers. The speaker also notes issues with internet connectivity during the broadcast.

This video from TheYankeeMarshal details how to enter a custom grip giveaway. Participants can win unique, themed pistol grips by donating to the Pets and Vets Fund. The donation structure offers increasing entry benefits for larger contributions, with a giveaway occurring every 10 entries. The selection of available grips features a wide array of popular culture characters.

This YouTube video promotes a live event focused on "Win grips" with proceeds designated for the "Pets and Vets Fund." The event is scheduled for 6 PM Pacific time. The description includes a link to the live stream. While specific firearm models or types are not mentioned, the context of "grips" strongly suggests a connection to firearms.