Videos tagged with Anderson

This YouTube Shorts video features the Anderson AR-15 A4 Dissipator Rifle. The description provides links to the creator's primary channel, Classic Firearms, a second channel, Outside The Warehouse, and their podcast channel. While the video itself is brief, the focus is on showcasing this specific AR-15 variant. The tags aim to capture the firearm model, its family, manufacturer, and related topics relevant to firearm enthusiasts.

This video explores the growing market of Glock clones, questioning the value proposition of purchasing a factory Glock when numerous manufacturers like SCT, Nomad Defense, and Shadow Systems offer firearms built on the proven Glock platform with added features. The description highlights a complete parts list available via a link, and promotes various merchandise and the channel's Patreon. The content emphasizes that these clones are a viable and often more feature-rich alternative to traditional Glocks.

This TFBTV episode features a review of the Anderson A4 style Dissipator rifle. The video highlights the rifle's unique configuration, which combines a rifle-length gas system with a carbine-length barrel and an M16-style lower receiver. This setup is described as creating a shooting experience unlike any other. The video also promotes viewer support for TFBTV through a monthly gear giveaway and mentions sponsorship from 5.11 Tactical.

This video from Classic Firearms introduces the new Anderson Dissipator rifle, highlighting its aesthetic inspired by Vietnam-era firearms. While the description doesn't detail specific features or performance, it directs viewers to their website for product information. The video also promotes their secondary YouTube channel, 'Outside The Warehouse,' and their podcast, along with links to their social media profiles on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. The intro music is noted as 'Issa Trap' by Mikey Geiger.

This YouTube video presents a comparison between a Vietnam-era firearm and a modern AR-15 platform, specifically an Anderson Dissipator versus an F1 Firearms build. The title suggests a "Who Wins?" scenario, indicating a performance-based comparison or test. The use of hashtags like #ar15, #m16, and #military implies the content will focus on the capabilities and historical context of these rifle types within a combat or tactical setting.

This video appears to be a compatibility test involving firearms from Anderson, PSA, AIM, and Glock. The content is likely focused on examining how these different components or firearms interact, possibly for build or modification purposes. The description also highlights the creator's presence on various social media platforms and an affiliate link disclosure.

This episode of TGC News covers various firearm-related news and deals. It mentions PSA acquiring a sword, Rock River's activities, a new Brownells suppressor (BRN), Howa ARCs, Savage's impulsive actions, and Anderson's PRO upgrade. The description also includes affiliate links for Kinetic Development Group, Amazon deals, and Blackout Coffee, along with social media links and support options for The Gun Collective.

This video showcases a single Anderson AR-15 lower receiver capable of chambering four different calibers. The title explicitly mentions "1 gun, 4 Calibers" and "Anderson AR-15 Lower," indicating a focus on modularity and versatility within the AR-15 platform. The provided hashtags #civtac, #gun, and #caliber further reinforce the content's subject matter. The video likely demonstrates or discusses the process and benefits of configuring an AR-15 lower to accept various calibers, possibly through different uppers or bolt carrier groups.

This YouTube Short appears to be a teaser or a quick look at a new handgun, the Kiger 9C, from Anderson Manufacturing. The title poses a question about it being the 'new Glock', suggesting a comparison or potential market competition. The description directly names the manufacturer (Anderson) and the specific model (Kiger 9C), and categorizes it as a handgun and sidearm. Given the title's implication, it might also touch upon Glock-related aspects.

This YouTube video, titled "The One Handgun You Don't Have" and including hashtags like #anderson, #kiger, #handgun, and #review, appears to be a firearm review focusing on a specific handgun. Given the title and description, the content likely delves into the features, performance, and possibly the value proposition of this particular model. It's categorized as a "Firearms Reviews" video due to its focus on a product evaluation. The description is minimal, so the depth of analysis and production quality are unknown, leading to a moderate score.