Videos tagged with Freebies

This YouTube video announces a Valentine's Day giveaway hosted by Dragonman. Participants have a chance to win limited edition Dragonman boxers and Savior Equipment ammo bags by answering trivia questions on three social platforms. The description also mentions a promotion where all orders of Dragon merchandise from their website will include a free pair of boxers while supplies last. The video encourages viewers to shop for merchandise and wishes everyone a happy Valentine's Day.

This YouTube video's title and description indicate an invitation to meet up at the IWA (International Trade Fair for the Outdoor Industry), which is a major event for firearms and outdoor equipment. The description highlights free hats and free beer as incentives, suggesting a promotional or social gathering aspect. The mention of @JamesReeves implies James Reeves, a prominent figure in the firearms community, will be involved, likely as a presenter or attendee. The content is expected to revolve around the IWA event and potentially new product reveals or discussions related to firearms and outdoor gear.

This YouTube Short's title and description indicate a giveaway or promotional content focused on offering free stickers. While the specific firearm context isn't detailed, the hashtag #shorts suggests a quick, attention-grabbing format. The primary draw appears to be the availability of free merchandise, aiming to engage viewers and potentially build brand awareness for a firearms-related entity.

This video focuses on a user who has acquired some free, but bent, ammunition cans. The content revolves around seeking advice and ideas from the community on how to repair or fix these damaged storage containers. The title and description indicate a practical problem-solving approach with a community-driven solution.

This YouTube video, "Free Glock Swag and Q&A with Deuce," by the channel Deuce and Guns, offers viewers an opportunity to receive free Glock merchandise by following a link provided in the comments. The creator also uses this video to answer questions submitted by the audience. The description encourages viewers to like and subscribe for weekly content and provides links to the creator's Amazon store, Twitter, and Facebook pages.