Videos tagged with Gun Prime

This YouTube video features a giveaway where the winner receives a Rossi .22lr rifle. The title indicates it's a rifle giveaway tied to a prank, suggesting an entertainment-focused video rather than a technical review or training session. The primary focus is on the giveaway mechanics and the Rossi rifle itself.

This video reviews the Pioneer Arms PPS-43C, a Polish-made submachine gun converted to 9mm and legally classified as a pistol due to its welded-shut folding stock. The presenter, Johnny, puts the firearm through its paces, highlighting its historical context (Soviet era) and its practicality for potential owners looking to avoid SBR regulations and track down less common ammunition like 7.62x25mm Tokarev. The review aims to determine if this unique firearm has a place in a collector's or enthusiast's arsenal. The description also promotes the channel's merchandise and other gun-related content guides.

This video offers a review of the Canik TP9SFX, a 9mm striker-fired handgun imported by Century Arms. The content creator, Johnny from Pew Pew Tactical, aims to explore the value proposition of this firearm within the competitive polymer pistol market. The video promises to cover the intricacies of the TP9SFX, including how to pronounce its name, and provides a link to a full review. Additional resources for concealed carry guns, holsters, and 9mm ammunition are also shared, alongside social media links for the channel.

This YouTube video showcases the iWi TS12 shotgun, referencing "Modern Warfare" in its title. The description provides a direct link to the creator's website and a referral to "gun prime" for acquiring firearms, suggesting a review or showcase format with a commercial angle. The iWi TS12 is a bullpup shotgun known for its unique design and functionality, often seen in tactical applications.

This video explores the ballistic resistance of Skittles, questioning how many it takes to stop a bullet. It also promotes gun prime giveaways through a provided website link, suggesting a connection to firearms or gun-related promotions.