Videos tagged with Lethal Weapon

This YouTube video reviews and tests the HK P2A1, a flare gun that is also presented as a potentially lethal self-defense weapon. The content focuses on its dual functionality, highlighting its capabilities beyond signaling. The video also includes affiliate links for camera gear and encourages channel support through Patreon and PayPal.

This video discusses the viability of non-lethal self-defense tools, such as pepper spray guns and specifically mentions the Byrna, as alternatives or complements to firearms. The presenter, while not advocating for replacing firearms, explores scenarios where non-lethal options might be practical, like in areas where carrying a firearm is restricted or for individuals not yet ready for the responsibility of a lethal weapon. The video emphasizes that these tools are not a substitute for firearms but can serve a purpose, provided users understand their limitations and train with them. It encourages viewers to consider what works best for their personal defense needs.

This video features Ruben Alverez of Paradox Training discussing the evolution of self-defense training, contrasting traditional Jiu-Jitsu with Extreme Close Quarters Concepts (ECQC). Alverez shares his personal journey from a Jiu-Jitsu practitioner to realizing its limitations in certain violent encounters, emphasizing how the presence of a lethal weapon fundamentally alters a person's mindset and actions. The episode is sponsored by Obsidian Arms, a firearm parts and manufacturer.

This video showcases the "Beretta Takedown Move" inspired by a scene from Lethal Weapon IV, featuring Jet Li and Mel Gibson's Beretta 92FS. The GUNBROS crew attempts to replicate this cinematic move, using a breakdown by Forgotten Weapons (specifically Ian) as their guide. The description highlights their effort to learn the trick and playfully challenges Jet Li, while also promoting the GUNBROS business and their commitment to Second Amendment rights and curated products.

This video, titled 'Air Force Most Lethal Weapon BANNED,' by Nikko Ortiz, promises to discuss a highly lethal weapon utilized by the Air Force that has reportedly been banned. The description includes links to the creator's other content, a discount code for Turtle Beach, and an Amazon gear list. It also provides a business inquiry email and a P.O. Box address. While the specific weapon is not detailed in the provided text, the title suggests a focus on military-grade firearms and potentially controversial policy changes related to them.

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast, "The Gun Cranks ask: What gun would Santa pack?", delves into a fun, hypothetical discussion about firearms Santa Claus might carry. The podcast also touches upon contemporary pop culture questions like whether 'Lethal Weapon' qualifies as a Christmas movie and lightheartedly addresses opinions on political stickers. Presented by Luth-AR, the episode highlights the company's extensive range of USA-made AR parts and accessories, founded by industry veteran Randy Luth.

This video appears to be a personal "bucket list" experience for the creator, where they had the opportunity to shoot a firearm famously associated with the character Mel Gibson played in the Lethal Weapon movies. The title and description heavily reference this iconic movie prop, suggesting a fun and memorable range day with a unique piece of film history.

This video is a review and nostalgic look back at the Beretta 92/M9 pistol, hailed as a potential "best pistol of the 90s." The reviewer, Nutnfancy, emphasizes its long service history with law enforcement and the military, its prominent feature in "Lethal Weapon," and its continued viability for home defense, personal protection, and recreational shooting. The review highlights the pistol's reliability, durability, accuracy, and its near-perfect single-action trigger, while acknowledging its weight and the unique slide-mounted decocker/safety. The reviewer shares a personal history of carrying and competing with the M9 during his 21 years in the USAF. The video also touches on the M9's current collectible status and its value as a purchase for enthusiasts.

This video provides a detailed look at the Beretta M9, the iconic sidearm of the US military. Patrick discusses its extensive testing and adoption by the Department of Defense in 1990. The review highlights the Beretta M9's significant presence in popular culture, notably in films like Die Hard and Lethal Weapon. It also touches upon its adoption by major US police forces, emphasizing its widespread use and legacy as a reliable service pistol. The description includes acknowledgments to Proxibid for firearms auctions and Ventura Munitions for supporting video production.