This YouTube video, titled "Texas Star with Adam," appears to be a discussion about the "Texas Star" target, specifically questioning its origin and expressing a desire to confront the originator. While the title mentions "Adam," implying a person, the core of the content seems to revolve around firearms targets and potentially the firearms used in conjunction with them. The description expresses a strong sentiment, suggesting a level of frustration or humor related to the "Texas Star." Without a transcript, the exact nature of the "words for them" remains unknown, but the context strongly points towards firearm enthusiasts and target shooting discussions.
This YouTube video focuses on steel target systems, emphasizing where to begin with quality options. The description provides a direct link to the manufacturer's website, tatargets.com, suggesting the video is likely an introductory overview or showcase of their product line. The content aims to guide viewers interested in acquiring durable and effective steel targets for their shooting needs.
This YouTube video features a "Torture Test" comparing a Dueling Tree target system against Chinese steel targets. The description explicitly links to the Dueling Tree product page, indicating a focus on the durability and performance of the target systems when subjected to firearms.
This YouTube video focuses on "Grounder AR500" steel targets, providing distance ratings for their use. The description directs viewers to the manufacturer's website for more information on their "Grounder 500" and "550 Steel Targets" product line, specifically within the "grounder-500-550-steeltargets" category. The content likely explores the performance and effective ranges of these steel targets, relevant for firearm enthusiasts engaging in target practice.
This video discusses how YouTube firearms channels can face demonetization and deletion due to evolving and increasingly restrictive platform policies. It delves into the pitfalls creators encounter regarding automated systems, ad revenue, ad-friendly guidelines, and community guidelines. The content creator also shares a Discord link and lists some of the equipment they use, including various firearm targets, a chronograph, and snap caps for different calibers.
This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast features Jennifer Lindsey from Tannerite discussing their non-binary explosive target indicator. Host Brent T. Wheat and Lindsey delve into safety and fun associated with using Tannerite targets. The discussion encourages viewer interaction for future episode ideas. The podcast is promoted as a weekly delivery via YouTube subscription or newsletter signup.
This video showcases a durability test comparing TA Targets' Reduced C Zone (Mini A-DAP) system against shotgun slugs. The title suggests the targets are highly durable, even winning against the slugs, and the description emphasizes their longevity and lifetime warranty. The video encourages viewers to purchase the targets via a provided link, highlighting their robustness for firearm enthusiasts.
This YouTube video focuses on the use of Infinity Targets at Dingers Ranch, featuring a review of the targets. The description highlights the channel's activities of shooting "little dingers and big ole bangers" and mentions that they are based in Arizona. The video promotes a discount code for Infinity Targets and links to related firearm accessory vendors like McKinatec and HP Tactical. It also touches on business inquiries and an entrepreneur internship opportunity. A disclaimer emphasizes safe firearm handling under supervision and responsible cleanup.
This video showcases TCRT Self Healing Rubber Targets, focusing on their features and benefits. The description includes links to the product, the creator's social media channels (Instagram, YouTube, Rumble), and business contact information. It also features promotional links for Werkz Holster and Gatorz Glasses, including a discount code. A disclaimer clarifies the educational purpose of the video and emphasizes that no firearms are sold by the channel, and all shooting is conducted in a safe, controlled environment. The content appears to be a product review or demonstration.
This video addresses the common question of why the brand does not offer sales. The explanation provided is that they stand behind their quality products and offer them at a fair price. The description also includes promotional links for their steel targets, target systems, cardboard targets, and free downloadable paper targets, with a discount code 'YOUTUBE10' for steel targets and target systems. The video is a direct explanation of their business model regarding pricing and promotions.
This YouTube video showcases "Rubber Dummies Targets," highlighting their support for the channel and the instructional value they provide. The creator encourages viewer engagement through likes, subscriptions, and comments, promoting a "no-BS training" philosophy. The description includes links to support the channel via a "Shooters Club," a training calendar, classes and courses (with a discount code), daily deals, an affiliate product directory, and specific discount codes for various firearm-related products and services. The video also provides social media links for the creator and includes a YouTube disclaimer about the content's educational and entertainment purpose, confirming no firearms or ammunition are sold.
This YouTube video showcases the Raven Target from Warrior Poet Society and TATargets. It highlights a promotional offer with a discount code "RAVEN20" valid until Cyber Monday. The description also lists various other companies and discount codes for firearms-related products and gear, including Brownells, ZEV, Vertx, Cloud Defensive, TA Targets, Peak Performance Ammo, Neomag, Grey Man Tactical, Ace Link Armor, Lox Hair product, South West Precision, Premier Body Armor, Kunvirt, USElite Gear, Cool Fire Trainer, and Slate Black. The creator also promotes their Patreon page and website.
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