Videos tagged with Regular Guntuber Awards

This video serves as an official recap of 'A Regular Meetup 3' (ARM3), an event series for gun enthusiasts. The recap covers the history of ARM meetups, which began as a Women's Conference and expanded to include a meet and greet, range day, and the Regular Guntuber Awards. The event emphasizes authenticity and community, aiming to provide a space for average gun enthusiasts to connect and experience industry-like events.

This YouTube video, titled 'Stay Safe in the Storm!!', appears to be a content creator's call to action for their audience to vote in the Regular Guntuber Awards (RGA's). The description also includes links to the creator's Linktree, merchandise store, and Cash App. While no specific firearms or topics are mentioned, the context strongly suggests a focus on the firearms community and potentially the creator's involvement in it.

This YouTube video, titled "Will they Take Our Rights? Pt 1," is the first part of a series likely discussing Second Amendment issues and potential firearm restrictions. The description also promotes the "Regular Guntuber Awards (RGAs)," provides a Linktree for the creator's various platforms, and links to a merch store and Cash App for direct support. Given the title and the creator's likely focus as a "Guntuber," the content is expected to be politically charged and focused on gun rights advocacy.

This video appears to be a live stream or recorded event from "RGG Live" where notable firearm personalities like Twista, Black Rambo, Yoki Sturrup, Life With OB, and LadywickTV made appearances. The description highlights an upcoming "Regular Guntuber Awards (RGA's)" and provides links for merchandise and the channel's Cash App. While no specific firearms are mentioned in the title or description, the presence of prominent "Guntubers" and the mention of the "RGA's" strongly indicate a firearms-focused context and likely discussions or demonstrations related to guns and the firearm community.

This YouTube video, titled "Get Home Safe‼️🚨🙏🏾", focuses on personal safety and preparedness, likely within a firearms context given the channel name "aregulargunguy" and the mention of the "Regular Guntuber Awards". The description also promotes merchandise and a Cash App, indicating a content creator actively engaging with their audience. While specific firearm models or calibers are not mentioned, the title strongly suggests a theme of self-defense and potentially home defense strategies using firearms.

This YouTube video, titled "Are You Prepared for War?", is a call to action for viewers to participate in the Regular Guntuber Awards (RGA's). The description also includes links for merchandise and a Cash App handle for channel support. While the video's core message is about preparedness and potentially a broad discussion of relevant topics, it directly engages with the firearms community through its title and the RGA's. Specific firearm models or calibers are not mentioned, but the context strongly implies a focus on general firearm ownership, preparedness, and potentially self-defense or tactical applications. The intention is likely to engage with the existing audience of a "Guntuber."

This YouTube video features a live session with A Regular Guntuber and special guest Eddy Tactical. The description highlights an opportunity for viewers to vote in the Regular Guntuber Awards (RGA's) and provides links for purchasing merchandise and for the host's Cash App. The primary focus appears to be on firearms and related content, given the channel's name and the guest's expertise.

This YouTube video's title, "Are Gun Collectors Weird People?", and description, which promotes the "Regular Guntuber Awards (RGA's)" and provides links for merchandise and channel donations, suggests a discussion or opinion piece centered on the culture and demographics of firearm collectors. The content likely explores common perceptions and potentially stereotypes associated with individuals who collect firearms, while also engaging with the creator's audience and community through award nominations and merchandise.