Videos tagged with Subscription

This video from Moondog Industries announces a giveaway for a CVLife LPVO (1-6x24 IR). To enter, viewers must prove their subscriber status by taking a screenshot and uploading it via the Moondog Industries website. The contest concludes on March 31, 2026, with the winner announced live on their show, TMI Live. The speaker, with experience reviewing various optics, highlights this as a free opportunity for subscribers to win a quality scope.

This video announces the availability of an ad-free viewing experience for Forgotten Weapons content on Patreon, Utreon, and Floatplane. It encourages viewers to sign up for these platforms to support the channel and enjoy videos without advertisements. This is a meta-announcement about the channel's operational model and viewer support, rather than a review or demonstration of any specific firearm.

This video announces a major giveaway from the Warrior Poet Society Network (WPSN) to celebrate its one-year anniversary. Subscribers are eligible for prizes. The description promotes WPSN for training, shows, and news, offering a limited-time one-year subscription for $89.99, which includes automatic entry into the giveaway. It also provides links to the WPSN website, terms and conditions, the Warrior Poet website and supply co., John Lovell's Amazon store, and various partners and social media channels.

This YouTube video, titled 'These Days We're Too Hungry For Heroes', appears to be from the channel 'hankstrange'. The description heavily emphasizes subscription, channel promotions (including a car channel and merchandise), and affiliate links for various products such as Amazon tools, TUSC cryptocurrency, and an email list. While the title hints at a potential theme, the description lacks specific details about firearm content, focusing more on channel growth and creator support. Based solely on the provided information, the exact firearm content is unclear.

This YouTube video is a direct appeal to the "God Family and Guns" audience, requesting viewer feedback on future content ideas. The creators emphasize that their videos are largely driven by viewer requests and are actively seeking input to ensure they are producing content that their subscribers want to see. They also promote their Patreon for support and their website for prayer requests, linking to other related YouTube channels and their Facebook page.

This video from USCCA's 'Into The Fray' series addresses the suppression of firearms content by internet companies like YouTube and Facebook. Host Kevin Mikhailovsky emphasizes the importance of subscribing to channels and activating notification bells to ensure continued access to free training and information, as platforms are limiting the organic reach of such content.

This YouTube video announces the creator's Patreon page. The description provides a direct link to the Patreon profile, indicating that further content, likely related to firearms given the creator's typical output, will be available through this subscription service. Viewers interested in exclusive content from this creator can find it by following the provided link.

This video, "Cut Cable TV and Save Money - TheFireArmGuy," by TheFireArmGuy, offers five reasons why viewers should consider canceling their cable TV subscriptions due to increasing costs. The creator emphasizes the financial benefits of "cutting the cord." The description also includes standard YouTube calls to action such as subscribing, sharing, liking, and adding to Google+ circles. Additionally, it directs viewers to several of the creator's YouTube playlists, which cover handgun reviews, rifle and shotgun reviews, Second Amendment advocacy, gear and accessory reviews, and range test reviews. Social media links for Twitter and Instagram are also provided.

This video features the creator, BC of Deuce and Guns, opening their "March Mancan". Similar to previous giveaways, a collection of items is assembled to be given away to a lucky viewer. The creator encourages viewers to like and subscribe for weekly to bi-weekly video updates. The video focuses on a giveaway and the contents of the man can, with no specific firearm demonstrations or in-depth reviews mentioned. The creator's primary aim is to engage their audience and build channel growth through this recurring giveaway event.