Videos tagged with Reviews

This YouTube Short, titled 'Don’t get BURNED!!!!', likely warns viewers about a common mistake or pitfall related to firearms or gear. The description includes a call to action for 'ALL MY GEAR + EXCLUSIVE DISCOUNTS' via a direct.me link, suggesting the video may showcase or recommend specific equipment. The use of a fire emoji in the description further hints at potential hazards or warnings.

This video, titled 'Is this the end of ?', appears to be a review or commentary related to firearms, as indicated by the hashtags #gun, #guns, #firearm, and #firearms. The title's ellipsis suggests a potential discussion about the future or a significant event within the firearms community or a specific firearm. The use of '#ozziereviews' and '#australia' suggests the reviewer is based in Australia and focuses on reviews.

This YouTube video, despite its title "This Does NOT Conceal," appears to be a discussion or review related to firearms, concealed carry, and self-defense. The description heavily features terms associated with the Second Amendment, everyday carry (EDC), home defense, and the general firearms community. While the video might be critiquing a specific method or product's inability to conceal effectively, it is clearly within the broad scope of firearms ownership and its associated applications.

This YouTube video focuses on potential problems encountered with a Crossbreed Belly Band Holster. It touches on various aspects of carrying firearms for everyday use and self-defense, highlighting the importance of reliable gear. The video aims to inform viewers about potential drawbacks and considerations when choosing a belly band holster for concealed carry.

This YouTube video likely revolves around a firearm accessory, specifically a holster, with the title suggesting a negative experience or a strong opinion that will prevent future orders from a particular source. The description highlights common themes within the firearms community, including self-defense, everyday carry (EDC), and the Second Amendment. Tags point towards discussions of pistols, concealed carry, and firearm-related reviews.

This YouTube video, titled 'Why the Ruger LCP Sucks,' appears to be a critical review of the Ruger LCP pistol. Based on the provided description which includes terms like 'review,' 'reviews,' 'concealcarry,' 'selfdefense,' 'homedefense,' and '#2ndamendment,' the video likely delves into the perceived flaws and shortcomings of the firearm for everyday carry and defensive purposes. The hashtags suggest an audience interested in firearms, self-protection, and constitutional rights.

This YouTube video, titled "VampireGuns, gun tech, shooting, reviews and more...", introduces the channel's focus on firearms. The description emphasizes the artistry and fascination of gunsmithing, their profession, and their passion for using firearms for sport and recreation. It highlights practical shooting as a comprehensive and challenging sport requiring attention, discipline, and fundamental techniques. The video serves as a preview of the topics to be covered, with a greeting from Guido. The content is geared towards enthusiasts of firearms, gunsmithing, and practical shooting sports.

This video focuses on Trigger Fanatics Gun Cleaner & Lubricant. The description includes links to the company's deals, the channel's social media (Instagram, YouTube, Rumble), and business inquiries. It also features affiliate links for Werkz Holster and Gatorz Glasses, including a discount code. The creator emphasizes that the video is for educational purposes only, with reviews based on personal experience, and no firearms are sold by the channel. All firing is conducted in a controlled environment by trained professionals.

This video is an update from "The Daily Shooter" channel, announcing the creator's return after a hospitalization due to gallbladder surgery, hernia surgery, and pneumonia. The creator expresses gratitude for the support and teases upcoming content including new reviews of guns and gear, as well as liberty updates. The video emphasizes it's for educational purposes and all demonstrations are performed under professional supervision on a private range. Links for Instagram, Patreon, and merchandise are provided.