Videos tagged with Firearms Purchase

This video explores the influence of movies and TV series on firearms purchasing decisions. It encourages viewers to honestly reflect on whether fictional portrayals have ever inspired them to buy a particular gun. The description also lists several sponsors and promotes the creator's other YouTube channels and social media presence, emphasizing safety and responsible gun ownership in their content.

This video documents a road trip undertaken by the content creator to purchase a new "deep carry" firearm. While the specific firearm model is not revealed in the title or description, the journey to acquire it is the central theme. The video also promotes the creator's merchandise and backs up their primary channel. Viewer support is emphasized through Patreon and SubscribeStar links, with a note that the channel is viewer-supported without sponsors.

This video from SHOT Show 2025 features Brent and Tom from Gun Cranks visiting the Silencer Central booth. Brent receives a demonstration on the simplified process of purchasing a suppressor. The episode encourages viewers to subscribe for future content or sign up for a weekly newsletter for updates.

This video offers advice on appropriate behavior and etiquette within a gun store, using a cautionary tale to illustrate common mistakes. The content likely focuses on educating viewers on how to interact professionally and respectfully when shopping for firearms, accessories, or seeking assistance. The goal is to prevent viewers from making similar faux pas, ensuring a positive experience for both customers and store staff.

This YouTube video, titled 'Don’t do this in a gun store!', likely addresses common mistakes or faux pas individuals might make while visiting a firearms retailer. Based on the title, the content is expected to offer guidance on proper etiquette and behavior within a gun store environment. It may cover topics such as handling firearms, interacting with staff, and general conduct to ensure a positive and safe experience for everyone. The video aims to educate viewers on what to avoid to maintain respect and professionalism in a gun store setting.

This video aims to guide viewers who are considering purchasing their first handgun. It offers advice and insights to help potential buyers make an informed decision, likely covering essential considerations and common pitfalls to avoid when selecting a firearm for personal ownership. The content is presented by Shawn Ryan, known for his work in the firearms and tactical space, suggesting a practical and possibly tactical-oriented approach to the topic.

This video features Chris Bailey, owner of Baily's Hyperformance, discussing Mopar performance, firearms, and cars. The central theme is the alarming experience of his family's bank account being closed solely due to a firearm purchase. The video also promotes various products and channels related to firearms advocacy, including hearing protection, gun safes, and apparel, with a strong emphasis on Second Amendment rights.

This video, titled 'Avoid THESE Mistakes When Buying 50 BMG', offers guidance on purchasing the .50 BMG caliber firearm. Based solely on the title and description, the content appears to be focused on providing advice and insights to potential buyers, likely covering common pitfalls and considerations. The description also directs viewers to 'civtac.club' for sponsor information and deals, suggesting a connection to a broader firearms community or vendor network.

This video addresses a frequently asked question regarding the legality of purchasing firearms banned in one's home state by buying them out of state. Washington Gun Law President, William Kirk, explains that while state laws may exist, Federal Law, specifically governing the Federal Firearms License (FFL) industry, effectively makes such transactions nearly impossible for commonly sought-after firearms. The video aims to educate viewers on the implications of these laws for their Second Amendment rights.

This YouTube video showcases a "chat" (likely viewer interaction or a persona) purchasing a firearm at a gun store in Arizona. The content features shooting both "little dingers" and "big ole bangers," indicating a variety of firearms are likely demonstrated. The description also provides affiliate links for gun holsters and stands, an entrepreneurship internship, and social media links for the hosts and editor. Safety is emphasized, noting trained supervision and safe areas. Business inquiries are handled via email.

This YouTube video announces an exciting new payment option for CMMG firearms. Through a partnership with Sezzle, customers can now purchase their desired CMMG firearms with interest-free payments, spread across four installments. The description encourages viewers to visit the CMMG website for more details on this payment plan and to sign up for CMMG Insider. It also provides links to CMMG's Instagram and Twitter profiles.

This video chronicles the creator's journey to purchasing his first 1911 pistol, specifically a Kimber Ultra Raptor, after years of preferring polymer-framed firearms. He discusses how the 1911's reputation for craftsmanship and quality eventually swayed him, despite his initial reservations about its aesthetics. The purchase marked a significant shift in his perspective on firearms, transforming him into a different kind of gun enthusiast. The description also includes links to the creator's advocacy text list, merchandise, other social media platforms, and a free book on concealed carry.