Videos tagged with New Republic

This video showcases a "Stockpile Sunday" where the creator replenishes their ammunition supply, focusing on 5.56 caliber rounds. They highlight purchases from brands like ATS, New Republic, Sellier & Bellot, CCI, and Browning, acquired at good prices. The creator emphasizes the principle of buying ammunition cheaply and accumulating it in quantity for future range trips. The video promotes a practical approach to maintaining a ready supply of ammunition for shooting enthusiasts.

This video tests the reliability and accuracy of 7.62x39 ammunition from Belom, X-Force, and New Republic brands in a Bear Creek Arsenal AR-15. The presenter notes that all ammunition proved reliable and the rifle functioned without issues, a positive change from previous range trips. Accuracy was hampered by an oversized red dot sight, unsuitable for longer distances, and the rifle was not zeroed. The creator apologizes for the video's quality and plans a revisit. The focus is on the rifle's performance with different ammunition types.

This video presents a reliability and accuracy test of various 7.62x39mm ammunition types, including Belom, X-Force, New Republic, Tula, and Vympel, fired through a Ruger American rifle. The reviewer notes that the Ruger American consistently performs well and acknowledges their own shooting skill level. This is the first part of a multi-part test series. The video aims to evaluate the performance of different ammunition brands in a popular rifle platform.

This video analyzes articles from left-leaning publications like the LA Times and New Republic, which reportedly admit that the 'War on Guns' has been lost and the Second Amendment has prevailed. Mark Smith, a constitutional attorney and author, breaks down these articles, suggesting that public desire for firearms and the sheer number of privately owned guns make gun control efforts largely ineffective. The discussion touches on how gun sales are not primarily driven by marketing and highlights the sentiment of many Americans and even residents of places like Los Angeles who want to own guns.