Videos tagged with Government Surplus

This YouTube video discusses proposed executive orders and new bills from Congress aimed at disarming the IRS. The content suggests that these legislative actions would lead to the sale of firearms and ammunition currently held by the IRS. The video promotes the channel's mission and encourages viewer support through Patreon, while also highlighting sponsored products and other associated channels.

This video discusses a bill introduced by Senator Joni Ernst that aims to force the IRS to liquidate its existing firearms and ammunition stockpiles. The bill proposes selling these assets to civilians, with the revenue potentially being used to pay off national debt. The video highlights the context of the IRS's acquisition of firearms and the political implications of this legislative proposal. It references articles from Fox News, Breitbart, and a direct link to the bill on Congress.gov.

This video details the history of the Whitneyville Rolling Block carbines purchased by the Montreal City Police in 1875 for their riot squad. The carbines were chambered in .43 caliber, fitted with long bayonets, and engraved 'Montreal Police.' Despite being acquired for public disturbance preparedness, they were never fired in anger and remained in government possession until the 1960s. The video highlights that Whitneyville's rolling block design, while visually similar to Remington's, was protected by a different patent (Whitney-Laidley). The featured example is provided courtesy of Arms Heritage Magazine.

This YouTube video discusses a bill introduced by US Representative Matt Rosendale (R-Montana) that aims to prohibit the IRS from purchasing firearms and equipment. The proposed legislation would also mandate the transfer of all existing IRS weapons and gear to the American public through an auction. The video highlights the congressman's response to concerns about IRS armament, focusing on the potential sale of these assets back to citizens.

This video discusses a recent court case, Duncan v. Bonta, concerning the protection of standard-capacity magazines in California, referencing the Benitez ruling. It also highlights the addition of new AR pistols to California's handgun roster. The creator also mentions receiving M16s through a government surplus auction "accidentally" and includes various affiliate links for supplements, merchandise, health optimization, body armor, coffee, and home gym equipment. The video aims to inform viewers about legal changes affecting firearm ownership in California and shares related resources.

This YouTube video features a US Inspector General purchasing 40 caliber Glocks and demonstrating their use with frangible ammunition. The content aims to show how federal agencies are arming themselves in an unprecedented manner. The video encourages viewer engagement through likes, subscriptions, and shares, and promotes merchandise, Patreon support, and a website for prayer requests. It also cross-promotes other YouTube channels, including "History of Weapons" and "Car Classics."

This TFBTV Weekly episode discusses the implications of the new NDA allowing the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) to transfer 10,000 surplus M1911 pistols annually to the public. The video speculates on how this process will work and what it means for firearm enthusiasts looking to acquire these iconic pistols. It highlights Ventura Munitions as a sponsor and encourages viewers to support TFBTV through Patreon.