Videos tagged with Long Island

This video from "Matt On The Street" invites viewers to "Welcome To The Family" from Long Island, promoting a 6-Star Gun Range and Store. The description emphasizes the opportunity for excitement over the weekend, highlighting their public accessibility and membership perks. With over 5,000 five-star reviews, they claim incomparable staff and environment. The video targets individuals interested in firearms, shooting ranges, and potentially related travel or recreational activities.

This video from Sootch00 features a review of the Dark Storm Industries DS-15 rifle, highlighting its suitability for all 50 states. Based in Oakdale, NY, Dark Storm Industries is an OEM manufacturer. The review specifically looks at the DS-15 Lightning model. The video also includes shout-outs to Fiocchi USA for ammunition and various affiliate links for products like Rubber Dummies and USCCA.

This video is a birthday tribute from Dragonman to his friend Joe Rising, who is celebrating his 80th birthday. The description highlights Joe's continued active lifestyle, particularly his passion for building and repairing hot rods and vehicles. Joe resides in Elmont, Long Island, New York. The video encourages viewers to leave birthday wishes for Joe in the comments.

This YouTube video from The Waterfowl Collective chronicles a duck hunting trip on Long Island. The hunters, including one named Hunter, utilize layout boats and focus on pursuing longtail ducks. The description highlights a new hunting spot and the use of specific hunting vessels.

This video documents an annual hunting trip to Long Island, focusing on a Brant hunt. The hunters successfully achieved their limit of Brant and also bagged a bonus banded Black Duck and a banded Brant, indicating successful waterfowl hunting and the presence of marked birds for potential research or tracking.

This video documents an annual brant hunting trip on Long Island. The group, including a friend named Nick and his family, ventures out to one of their preferred hunting locations. While it took some effort to get the brant to cooperate, the hunters eventually achieved their limit. Notably, two of the harvested brant were found to have leg bands, and one even had a tarsal band, adding a special element to the successful hunt.

This video discusses Senator Chuck Schumer's pivot in gun control focus towards "ghost guns." The content highlights Schumer's proposed amendments to the definition of "firearm frame or receiver" and his demand for ATF data on ghost gun encounters. The description includes examples of ghost gun seizures, including a case in Nassau County involving semi-automatic handguns, rifles, and an illegally modified fully automatic rifle, as well as an incident where a child was shot with an untraceable weapon. It also references actions taken by the New York Attorney General against companies selling ghost gun kits and mentions an increase in gun seizures by the NYPD. The video notes that ghost guns were not involved in recent mass shootings in Atlanta and Colorado but points to their prevalence in New York.

This YouTube video, titled 'Dragonman on Long Island, NY in the 80's,' features content related to Dragonman's store, with a link provided to their merchandise. While the title suggests a focus on a specific individual and location from the past, the description is minimal, only directing viewers to a t-shirt store. Without a transcript, the specific firearms, calibers, or activities cannot be determined, making the content analysis reliant on the limited information available. The video's primary purpose appears to be promotional for Dragonman's merchandise.

This YouTube video features Cam Edwards interviewing John Cushman from the Sportsmen's Association for Firearms Education (SAFE). The discussion, recorded on February 23, 2011, likely focuses on firearm-related topics and issues pertinent to Nassau and Suffolk Counties on Long Island, New York. As an NRA News segment, it suggests a focus on Second Amendment rights, firearm advocacy, and potentially educational aspects of firearms.