Videos tagged with Paintball Gun

This video explores items that are surprisingly available for purchase on Amazon, with a particular focus on a firearm-like product. The creator unboxes and questions the sale of an MK47 .68 AK-47 Paintball Rifle Marker, highlighting the unusual nature of its availability on the platform. The video aims to uncover other unexpected weapons or weapon-related items sold through Amazon. The creator, Esai Givens (EGuap), encourages viewers to subscribe and check out their social media links.

This video highlights the UMAREX T4E .43 cal Glock pistol as an essential training tool for Glock owners practicing self-defense scenarios. The description emphasizes the importance of realistic practice, comparing it to actual gunfights by allowing users to shoot paint or powder balls at moving targets. This replica pistol aims to bridge the gap between dry practice and real-life defensive situations, ensuring users are better prepared.

This video showcases a bustling day at Dragonman's Paintball Park, highlighting the excitement of over 95 players engaged across five distinct fields spanning 45 acres. The description details rental packages, including equipment and unlimited air refills for $30, and a separate rate for those bringing their own gear ($20). Contact information for reservations and operating hours are provided, along with a link to the park's t-shirt shop.

This YouTube video features creator Esai Givens being shot with a Glock paintball gun. The title explicitly mentions "GHG SHOT me with GLOCK Paintball Gun!". The description includes links to the creator's social media platforms, including Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok, and encourages subscriptions to their other channels. While the focus is on the event of being shot with a paintball marker resembling a Glock, the content is directly related to firearms in a general sense due to the nature of the prop used.

This video features an unboxing of a Glock 17 paintball gun. The description provides Amazon affiliate links for various Glock models and .43 caliber paintballs, along with links to the creator's social media profiles and other YouTube channels. The focus is on presenting the product and directing viewers to purchase related items.

This video features a 'Spin the Bottle Challenge' with a Tippmann Cronus .68 caliber paintball gun, and also mentions a 6mm Glock 23 BB Gun and a Glock airsoft pistol. Participants spin a bottle, and whoever it lands on gets to shoot the others. The description includes links to the featured paintball gun, paintballs, and social media profiles. A disclaimer states that all stunts were performed by trained professionals in a controlled environment and that the weapons used are props.

This video features a "Spin The Bottle Challenge" utilizing a paintball gun. It also includes an unboxing of a Tippmann Cronus .68 caliber paintball marker. The description mentions upcoming BB gun wars and a prior unboxing of airsoft Glock pistols. Links are provided for the paintball marker, a Glock 18c, and the creator's various social media profiles.

This video showcases a personal collection valued at $3,000, featuring Glock BB and airsoft guns, along with a gel blaster and paintball gun. The creator encourages viewer engagement by asking for suggestions on future acquisitions and directs viewers to their other social media channels and YouTube page, @EGuap.

This short film, "FPD-Z: When Zombies Attack," from Gun Talk features a fictional zombie scenario. The description clarifies that no real firearms were used; instead, unloaded paintball guns and visual effects simulated the action. The video aims to entertain with a creative narrative, reminding viewers of gun safety principles and encouraging them to subscribe to Gun Talk for more content. It emphasizes that the scenario is fictional and no actual harm occurred.

This YouTube video features a "Spin the Bottle Challenge" with a Tippmann Cronus .68 caliber paintball gun. The game involves spinning a bottle, and whoever it lands on is tasked with shooting the other participants with paintballs. The video description highlights the specific paintball marker used, provides an Amazon link for purchase, and mentions an unboxing video for the same marker. It also includes links to the creator's other social media platforms and a disclaimer about the stunts being performed by professionals in a safe environment, with the weapons being props. The creator encourages viewer engagement for potential part two or future video ideas.

This video showcases a lively paintball field experience with 68 players enjoying a 60-degree day. The description highlights the diverse offerings, including bachelor parties, birthday parties, and even divorce celebrations. The 35-acre facility boasts five distinct fields, a picnic area for up to 80 people, and an affordable rental package including equipment, 100 paintballs, and 3 hours of play for $30. The field operates year-round, weather permitting. A link to purchase t-shirts from their store is also provided.

This episode of Guns & Gear S11 features Umarex's T4E (Training for Engagement) line of firearms designed for realistic training. The video showcases rifles, pistols, and a shorty shotgun that mimic the feel of real firearms. These training weapons utilize various marking cartridges, including rubber ball, powder ball, and paintball rounds. The description also highlights where viewers can find more information and purchase these products, along with information on where to watch more Guns & Gear episodes.