This TFBTV video features a unique range review of an exceptionally rare AR-15 chambered in .380 ACP, manufactured by Black Creek. Originally built for the Brazilian market, the review explores the origins, unusual characteristics, and performance of this obscure firearm. The video offers viewers a glimpse of an AR platform in a caliber not commonly seen, making it a point of interest for firearm enthusiasts interested in historical or unconventional designs.
This video, titled "Oddball Firearms," promises an unfiltered look at unusual firearms sourced from across the United States. The description emphasizes digging "deep into the back of the safe" to showcase these less common weapons. It also provides links to the creator's social media (Twitter, Utreon, Rumble) and Patreon for support, along with a link to a political commentary channel and a modern gun school.
This video features a review and demonstration of the 80s Mossberg Model 500 Bullpup 12 Gauge shotgun. The presenter highlights its unique bullpup configuration and describes it as an "oddball" but "lots of fun." The description also includes multiple affiliate links for supporting the channel, purchasing ammunition and gear, and joining advocacy groups, indicating a focus on community support and product recommendations.
This YouTube video showcases a rather unconventional firearm, identified as a 13mm Mark I Model B Gyrojet Rocket Carbine. The creator humorously notes the unusual nature of the demonstration, attributing it to 'goofy' moments after a long day of video production. Notably, the carbine lacks traditional sights, a design choice explained as contributing to a 'low-drag' profile. The video, despite its lighthearted tone, provides a glimpse of a unique and rare firearm.
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