Videos tagged with Independence Day

This video captures the 5th annual Independence Range Day, highlighting a day filled with shooting, community building, and giveaways, despite an unexpected rainout. The event featured various sponsors showcasing their products, including Arise Mfg, BOE Suppression (with full auto suppressor tests), Vortex Optics, Alligator Arms (cerakoting), Curated Arms (recoil reduction kits), Howitzer Clothing, Atlas Gunworks (conversion grips and magazines), and Dryfire Mastery (online training). The video emphasizes the fun and freedom experienced, encouraging viewers to attend next year.

This short video, likely intended for Independence Day, demonstrates how Americans deal with ground squirrels. While the title suggests a practical application, the content focuses on the method of disposal rather than the specifics of the firearm used. The use of hashtags like #independenceday and #godblessamerica indicates a patriotic theme. Without visual or audio information about the firearm, caliber, or specific techniques, the tags are based solely on the title's implication of firearm use for pest control.

This video, titled "Gotta have an army if you want to have a country. Thanks to all who keep us free #independenceday", directly links national sovereignty to military strength. While no specific firearms or calibers are mentioned, the title and hashtags strongly imply a pro-Second Amendment and patriotic sentiment. The content is likely a commentary on the importance of a well-armed populace for national security and freedom, particularly around Independence Day.

This YouTube video announces a 4th of July gun gear giveaway hosted by CajunBoyJake. The giveaway features two Nitecore weapon lights: the NPL 27 with 650 lumens and 410-meter throw, and the NPL 25 GL with 900 lumens and a green laser. Two additional surprise items are also included. To enter, viewers must visit CajunBoyJake.com and submit their name and email. The winner will be randomly selected from subscribers during a live stream on July 4th at 3:00 PM EST, with ChatGPT used for selection. The video encourages subscriptions and sharing.

This YouTube Short, titled 'Unapologetically American Lever Action on Independence Day 🇺🇸', focuses on a lever-action firearm, likely in a celebratory context for the 4th of July. The title's hashtags suggest it's a short-form video targeted at a general audience, with a potential emphasis on patriotic themes or the firearm itself without explicit educational or review intent. The #notforkids tag is unusual for a firearm video and could imply a mature audience or a potentially sensitive portrayal.

This video appears to be a "Full Auto Friday" celebration for the 4th of July. While the specific firearms or calibers are not mentioned in the provided title and description, the "full auto" aspect strongly suggests high-impact firearm content, likely at a range or in a controlled environment. The holiday theme adds a celebratory and potentially patriotic element. Given the title, expect a focus on the experience of shooting automatic weapons.

This video is a Fourth of July vlog from QVO Tactical, announcing a special sale. They are offering 17.76% off entire orders with the code "1776". The description also includes affiliate links for SG Timer, Axil hearing protection, and SuperVel ammunition, as well as a link to their Instagram and Patreon. They encourage viewers to check out their website for shirts and merch.

This YouTube video, titled 'Happy 4th of July -', appears to be a celebratory or thematic video related to the 4th of July holiday. Given the lack of a description or transcript, it is difficult to determine the specific content. However, if it were related to firearms, it would likely involve showcasing firearms, perhaps in a celebratory context, or discussing topics relevant to the holiday and firearm ownership. Without more information, its direct relevance to firearms enthusiasts is unknown, but it could potentially be a 'Range Day' or 'General Firearms' type of video if firearms are featured.

This video promotes a "Christmas in July" celebration at Gun For Hire, coinciding with Independence Day weekend (July 4-6). A key offer is joining the NRA for $35 and receiving a $35 credit, with no purchase necessary. The event celebrates rights and encourages signing up friends or family for additional benefits. The promotion emphasizes "Guns. Gifts. Glory." and "America."

This video, titled 'This is Why We Declared Our Independence' and coinciding with Independence Day, appears to be a discussion by Washington Gun Law about the historical and contemporary significance of independence, likely in relation to Second Amendment rights. The description emphasizes contacting Washington Gun Law for questions about firearms and rights, and promotes their newsletter, Rumble, and Patreon channels. While no specific firearms or calibers are mentioned, the context strongly suggests a focus on gun rights and their legal implications.

This YouTube Shorts video commemorates Independence Day. The title mentions "Congress" and "Langley," which, combined with the holiday, could allude to themes of freedom, governance, and national security. While no specific firearms are mentioned, the inclusion of "#congress" and "#langley" might hint at broader discussions related to the Second Amendment or the historical context of American independence, potentially involving firearms in some capacity.

This YouTube video features a Point-of-View (POV) demonstration of the Mossberg 590 Shockwave, coinciding with Independence Day celebrations. The content appears to be a showcase of the firearm, likely including firing demonstrations and possibly a brief overview, all presented from the shooter's perspective. The title emphasizes the "We The People" theme, suggesting a patriotic undertone to the firearm's presentation.