Videos tagged with Dominican Republic

This video, "Do Or Do Not In The Dominican Republic," is sponsored by Firearms Legal Protection (FLP), offering special discounts to ASP fans. The description encourages viewers to sign up for FLP's premium plan and provides links to their website, Facebook, and YouTube channel. It also promotes the ASP Unlimited App for ad-free viewing, early access, bonus content, and training classes, with availability on various devices. A free ASP Lite App is also available with content not found on YouTube. The video's title suggests a decision-making process or a scenario-based event occurring in the Dominican Republic. Links to raw videos and recommended products are also included.

This video showcases a wingshooting experience at Rancho Peligro, located inland from Casa de Campo in the Dominican Republic. The hosts were invited to hunt doves and then participate in a driven pheasant shoot, described as an extremely memorable experience. The description includes links for more information about Casa de Campo's shooting center, channel memberships, ShotKam, hearing and eye protection, and a shooting show, as well as social media links.

This video covers the Sugar Shoot Handicap Challenge at Casa de Campo, featuring a .410 sub-gauge shotgun competing on a sporting clays layout. The presenter expresses initial nervousness and confidence issues but highlights the enjoyable experience of shooting at the jungle-based grounds in the Dominican Republic. The description also includes links for the venue, channel membership, ShotKam, custom hearing protection, eyewear, and a shooting show.

This video features a shooting competition at Casa de Campo in the Dominican Republic. The creator expresses surprise at the high level of the event, highlighting the amazing people, facilities, and scenery. They also achieved their personal best score during the competition. The description includes links for channel membership, ShotKam products, hearing protection from Custom Fit Guards, eyewear from Edward's Eyewear, and the Shooting Show. Social media links for TGS Outdoors and Jonny Carter are also provided.

This YouTube video, titled 'THE REAL REASON WHY THE U.S. IS RESTRICTING SUGAR IMPORTS FROM THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC,' focuses on geopolitical and economic factors influencing U.S. trade policy regarding sugar. The description provides links to a gold group, solar generators, survival food, and other preparedness-related items, suggesting a broader theme of economic self-sufficiency and potential societal disruptions, which are often topics of interest within the survivalist and prepper communities. The content is likely to explore the economic implications and the 'why' behind the U.S. government's decisions on sugar imports.

This video criticizes leftist media's framing of an international firearms trafficking ring as a "ghost gun home factory." The creator argues that this mischaracterization is a deliberate attempt to influence public perception and policy, contrasting the media's narrative with the reality of illegal arms smuggling. The discussion aims to highlight perceived biases in media reporting on firearms-related issues and encourages viewers to critically analyze such coverage.

This video discusses a critical shortage of carbon dioxide (CO2) impacting the UK's food security, particularly the meat industry. The description highlights how this international issue can have ripple effects, potentially forcing countries like the Dominican Republic to import more pork from the US, further straining global supplies. The presenter encourages viewers to consider the interconnectedness of global economies and their personal financial realities. Affiliate links are provided for survival food, bullion, solar generators, and a "coffee for charity" option.

This video from Forgotten Weapons delves into the San Cristobal Model 2 carbine, a lever-delayed blowback firearm produced in the Dominican Republic in the late 1940s. Designed by Pál Király and chambered in .30 Carbine (7.62x33mm), tens of thousands were manufactured and saw popularity in Central and South America. The carbine is distinguished by its magazine mounted at an angle and most models featured select-fire capabilities with a two-trigger system. The video highlights the rarity of these firearms today, thanking the Royal Armouries for access to this specimen.

This video explores the unique situation of the Dominican Republic acquiring Mauser rifles 50 years after they were considered top-tier military armament. Instead of purchasing new, they opted for surplus Brazilian Mausers in the 1950s. The description details how these rifles were refurbished at a newly built factory in San Cristobol. This process involved scrubbing original markings, applying a new dark finish (even to receivers originally left in the white), varnishing the stocks, and re-marking them as Dominican property. Some rifles were rebarreled to .30-06 from their original 7x57mm, though this was reportedly a minority. The video notes that some were used operationally, while others went into storage and were eventually sold as surplus to the US.

This video discusses a defensive firearm display in the Dominican Republic, highlighting how a concealed carrier prevented a robbery by motorcycle bandits. It touches upon the legal aspects of displaying a firearm for defense and encourages viewers to support the ASP organization through patronage for more narrated videos and educational content. The description provides a link for further learning and resources.