Videos tagged with TNVC

This video from ARFCOM News provides an update on the availability of the Envision RAIL laser aiming device from TNVC at SHOT Show 2026. Efren from TNVC confirms the unit is now in stock and ready for immediate shipment, with a price of $3699. Viewers interested in purchasing are directed to TNVC.com.

This video announces a limited edition "Sabre Retro Mod Bundle" in collaboration with TNVC, Wilcox, and Aimpoint USA. The bundle features a Sabre-18 rifle, a serialized Aimpoint PRO optic, and a serialized Wilcox SOPMOD ECOS-N COMP mount. The release is slated for Friday, November 21st. The video emphasizes that all firearms are compliant with federal, state, and local laws and encourages responsible shooting.

This video documents a competitor's experience at the Moons Out 2025 night rifle match, organized by Q. Despite an unexpected rifle change, the competitor used a borrowed AR build equipped with a PEQ-15A laser aiming module, achieving a respectable 14th place out of 137 participants. The match emphasizes night shooting skills with IR illumination, featuring ten stages with various sponsors and themed scenarios. The description highlights the event's success, including impressive courses of fire and a well-organized staff.

This video showcases "Moons Out 2025," an annual night rifle competition presented by Q. The event emphasizes testing nighttime shooting skills with a focus on IR optics, prohibiting white light. The description highlights the match's success with well-designed stages, a strong prize table, and efficient staff. It also provides links to the full uncensored video on HOWW/Patreon, a video on the Lage setup, and the Night 2 video. Multiple sponsorship mentions for stages indicate a well-supported event.

This video appears to be a segment from Shot Show 2025, focusing on the Envision Technology RAIL, presented by TNVC. The description includes a call to visit BCM (Bravo Company Manufacturing) and provides links to their website and Discord server. It also promotes ARFCOM and encourages donations to several Second Amendment advocacy groups. The video's primary content revolves around a specific firearm accessory and likely showcases its features or integration, given the context of a major industry trade show.

This video discusses potential changes to firearm background check policies under the Biden administration, contrasting it with an incident where a police officer allegedly shot a driver with their own firearm. It also touches on themes of media manipulation and political actions, linking to various news articles and advocacy groups for gun rights and donations. The description includes links to firearm-related manufacturers and social media channels.

This video appears to be a commentary and opinion piece with a strong stance on gun rights and current firearm legislation. The title suggests a provocative discussion potentially involving political figures and societal views on firearms. The description includes links to various firearm-related manufacturers and advocacy groups, emphasizing the Second Amendment and political action. It also references legal cases related to firearm ownership and appeals for donations to gun rights organizations.

This ARFCOM News segment critiques zero-tolerance policies in schools, highlighting a student's suspension for empty casings. It discusses the ATF's legal challenges, particularly regarding forced reset triggers and short-barreled shotguns, suggesting potential constitutional challenges to NFA provisions. The segment also criticizes the Arizona Department of Health's recommendations against home firearm ownership, questioning the agency's scope and motives.

This ARFCOM News segment discusses potential actions President Trump could take to support Second Amendment rights, focusing on regulatory changes like ITAR. It also explores the definition of a silencer under the NFA, the impact of ITAR on 3D printed firearm data, and the importance of responsible advocacy, warning against racist rhetoric that can harm gun rights movements. The discussion highlights the role of judicial appointments and the potential for ridicule to combat bad ideas.

This video discusses several firearm-related topics. It covers the rise of 3D-printed guns in Australia, the legal conviction of a police officer in relation to the Breonna Taylor case, and a case where a man received probation after turning in a gun. It also touches on low-effort gun turn-in programs. The description includes links to various firearm manufacturers, advocacy groups, and a Pete Brownell AMA thread, indicating a focus on Second Amendment issues and the firearm industry.

This video appears to be a commentary or discussion related to firearm ownership and potentially restrictive gun control legislation, as suggested by the title "TOTAL BAN!!!". The phrase "Guns For Poors" implies a discussion about accessibility or socio-economic aspects of gun ownership. "Just The Tip... Line" and "Control Freak Shoots Reporter" suggest potential scenarios or arguments being presented within the video, possibly involving specific incidents or rhetorical points. The description heavily features affiliate links to firearm-related companies (Vortex, TNVC, Hydra, Viktos) and calls for donations to gun rights organizations (SAF, Gun Owners of America, Firearms Policy Coalition, National Association for Gun Rights, CCRKBA), strongly indicating a focus on Second Amendment advocacy and firearms culture.

This video covers several firearm and political news items. It highlights a TSA discovery of a gun in a Lego box, an incident where police officers allegedly fired at each other, and remarks by Tim Walz on The View. Additionally, it discusses a drop in gun seizures in New Orleans following the implementation of a permitless concealed carry law and a mention of a "mass shootyshoot loser" being a repeat offender. The description also includes affiliate links to firearm-related retailers and donation links for gun rights organizations.