Videos tagged with Polymer80

This video showcases a "BINARY P80 BUILD" with an emphasis on its functionality, indicated by the emojis and hashtags. The title suggests a custom Polymer 80 build, likely for a Glock-compatible pistol, and the presence of "Binary" points to an automatic or rapid-fire modification. The mention of "G17" and "Glock" confirms the platform. "Gunrange" and "fyp" indicate the context of testing at a shooting range and its intended audience on TikTok. The video appears to be a demonstration or showcase of this custom firearm.

This YouTube Short explores the reliability of Polymer 80 (P80) firearms, using the hashtag #2astrong which suggests a focus on strength or resilience. The video likely aims to answer user questions about whether P80 builds are dependable for various applications, potentially touching upon their construction, common issues, or comparisons to traditional firearms. The short format suggests a concise and direct approach to this question.

This YouTube video title indicates a personal experience at a gun range, highlighting a loud shooting session with a Polymer 80 (P80) build and a Glock firearm chambered in .45 caliber. The mention of ringing ears suggests a significant noise level, likely due to unsuppressed firing. The video appears to be a casual "range day" documenting a shooting experience with specific firearms and calibers.

This video discusses the announced closure of Polymer80, a manufacturer known for its polymer pistol frames and components, particularly those used in "ghost gun" builds. The content appears to be an informational update for viewers interested in the firearms industry, with the creator providing links to their own platforms, merchandise, and affiliate partners for support.

This video reports on the closure of Polymer80, a manufacturer known for its polymer frames and DIY firearm kits, following a lawsuit. The content touches upon the legal and business implications for companies within the firearms industry. It also includes various promotional links for educational institutions, coffee brands, and firearm rights organizations.

This episode of 'This Week in Guns' covers significant legal and business developments in the firearms industry. It details the Mexican government's failed attempts to sue American gun manufacturers, the 4th Circuit's upholding of Maryland's assault weapons ban, and the quiet shutdown of Polymer80 due to business pressures. The video also touches upon the historical context of gun control, distinctions between firearm types, and legal challenges related to serial numbers. Additionally, it mentions NSSF's donation and accusations, and briefly promotes Patreon.

This video expresses frustration and confusion regarding a Polymer80 (P80) firearm that is exhibiting unusual behavior, specifically acting as if it has an attached "switch." The creator is seeking advice on how to diagnose and fix the issue. The title and hashtags indicate a focus on P80s, Glocks, and the topic of firearm modifications or malfunctions.

This video discusses a Nevada Supreme Court ruling that upholds a law concerning unfinished firearm frames and receivers, often referred to as 'ghost guns.' William Kirk of Washington Gun Law explains the decision in Sisolak v. Polymer80, where a lower court's finding of unconstitutional vagueness was overturned. The ruling suggests that residents of Nevada should prepare for the eventual implementation of this law. The video encourages viewers to educate themselves on the matter and provides a link to the court's order.

This YouTube video addresses the common perception of Polymer 80 (P80) firearms as being unreliable, with the creator asserting that their P80 builds run flawlessly. The video title directly questions the "trash" label often associated with P80s and highlights the personal success experienced with their own builds, specifically referencing a Glock 19 variant. The content appears to be a defense and showcase of P80's performance.

This video discusses a controversial proposal potentially allowing the transfer of US-owned ammunition to Ukraine. It also covers recent legal developments in firearms, including oral arguments in Garland v. Cargill concerning gun rights, Louisiana's passage of permitless carry legislation, Washington state's ongoing gun control bill discussions, and a settlement by Polymer80 (P80) regarding ghost gun sales in Baltimore. The content appears to be a news and commentary piece on current events impacting gun owners.

This "This Week in Guns" episode covers a range of firearm-related topics, including a discussion on Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon 2, an analysis of the Giffords Group lawsuit concerning ghost gun bans, and an examination of proposed gun laws in Hawaii. The video aims to debunk common AR-15 misconceptions, discuss the sufficiency of defensive ammunition, and analyze the legal implications of firearm ownership and manufacturing under the Commerce Clause. It also scrutinizes gun reform bills in Virginia and California and introduces a significant new law case related to firearms.

This video discusses a lawsuit settlement between Polymer80 and Baltimore & the Brady Group, highlighting its implications as a potentially dangerous precedent. The description includes numerous links for email subscriptions, Patreon support, merchandise, and firearm rights organizations, indicating a focus on advocacy and community engagement within the firearms space. The content emphasizes the importance of the Second Amendment and the potential impact of legal decisions on gun ownership.