Videos tagged with TAG Firearms

This YouTube video features Kit Badger reviewing the 6mm ARC Minifix Barrel by Proof Research, specifically designed for the Q Minifix platform. The review highlights the carbon fiber construction of the barrel and its intended application. The description also lists associated gear such as the Half Nelson Silencer, Kickstand Bipod, Q-Sert ARCA Rail, Kickstand to ARCA Adapter, Leupold VX5 HD 3-15x44 scope, and a Sierra Tac Sling. Links are provided for purchasing the barrel through TAG Firearms, as well as for Kit Badger's merchandise and support channels.

This video provides a quick look and initial impressions of the new Eberlestock Mission EMOD. The description lists numerous recommended gear items, including barrels, optics, triggers, slings, lights, suppressors, and more, with affiliate links and discount codes for various retailers like Big Tex Ordnance, Bauer Precision, and TAG Firearms. It highlights the use of specific firearm components and accessories.

This video provides downloadable 'data cards' for viewers, likely containing firearm specifications, ballistics, or operational data. The description includes a comprehensive list of recommended gear with affiliate links and discount codes, covering a wide range of firearm accessories and components such as barrels, optics, suppressors, bipods, and lights. Sponsors are acknowledged with their respective discount codes and websites.

This video showcases the process of 'rattle canning' a Ridgeline firearm, a custom paint job applied with spray cans. The description indicates that after the customization, the firearm will undergo testing. A comprehensive list of recommended gear is provided, including various components like barrels, optics, triggers, slings, lights, suppressors, and support gear, with affiliate links and discount codes for several retailers such as Big Tex Ordnance, TAG Firearms, and Bauer Precision.

This YouTube video documents the first day of the NRL Hunter competition, specifically the Manners Elite Hunter event presented by Big River Ballistics, held in Garfield, Oklahoma. The video showcases various shooting stages, presented in the order they were shot rather than the official match order. While no specific firearms or calibers are detailed in the provided text, the video clearly focuses on competitive shooting and tactical applications, featuring multiple stages designed to test shooter skill. The description also highlights the video creator's intention to have a dedicated camera person for future matches.

This video breaks down the shooter-spotter workflow used in NRL Hunter competitions. It highlights key strategies and techniques for effective teamwork between a shooter and their spotter during a stage. The content also features mentions and endorsements of various firearms accessory brands and their respective discount codes.

This video presents three practical shooting drills designed to enhance precision marksmanship, particularly for competitive shooting scenarios. The creator emphasizes how these drills have personally improved their performance in matches. Due to a technical issue with a trigger cam spacer, some footage may appear unconventional. The video also acknowledges and promotes several sponsors and supporters within the firearms community, including Big Tex Ordnance, TAG Firearms, Bauer Precision, QVO Tactical, and One Hundred Concepts, with discount codes provided. The creator also shares their Instagram handle for further engagement.

This video, titled "That Watch That Got Me Into Watches," marks the start of a "Watch Wednesday" series, sponsored by Wolvyn Luxury Timepieces. The creator discusses the watch that ignited their passion for horology, sharing the personal story and significance behind it. The video also touches upon a "biggest regret" and the "catalyst to something bigger." Several firearm-related companies are mentioned as sponsors, including Big Tex Ordnance, TAG, Bauer Precision, QVO, and One Hundred Concepts, suggesting a connection between the watch hobby and the firearms community.

This video offers a quick look at the author's experience at the Impact Sports DMR (Designated Marksman Rifle) match held in Pioneer, Louisiana. The content progresses through various stages of the competition, from Stage 1 to Stage 8, concluding with an After Action Report. The description highlights sponsors and provides links to their social media and websites, encouraging viewers to follow them. The author also provides their personal Instagram handle for follow-up.

This video explains the firearms concept of "driving the gun," a technique focused on controlling recoil and preparing for follow-up shots. The presenter breaks down what the term means, demonstrates its visual impact during recoil, and illustrates its application in building shooting positions and executing drills. The video also features practice stages and acknowledges sponsors from the firearms industry.

This unreleased episode from Zona Range Day 2023 features a comparison between Arizona and Texas. The video details the process of picking matchups and showcases five specific competitive engagements. Despite being unfinished, the creator is releasing it as a tribute and to recall fond memories. The video also thanks several sponsors including Big Tex ORDNANCE, TAG, Bauer Precision, QVO, One Hundred Concepts, and Vulcan Machinewerks, with discount codes provided for each.

This YouTube video combines a relaxed 'lofi vibes' atmosphere with the practical activity of collecting data for an upcoming season. While the specific firearm or data collection method isn't detailed, the presence of sponsors like Big Tex ORDNANCE, TAG, Bauer Precision, QVO, One Hundred Concepts, and Vulcan Machinewerks strongly indicates a firearms-related context, likely involving shooting, rifle setup, or gear evaluation. The content seems to be a behind-the-scenes look at preparation for a shooting season.