Videos tagged with Prop Weapon

This ASMR-style YouTube video focuses on the satisfying sounds of reloading a foam dart revolver. It features no talking or music, emphasizing the mechanical clicks and snaps of the reloading process. The video is targeted at individuals interested in Nerf guns, prop weapons, or simply find the sounds of reloading relaxing.

This YouTube video showcases a deactivated RPG-7 rocket launcher that has been restored for display or cosplay/training purposes. The description explicitly states the item is no longer functional. It is being offered for sale on Ordnance.com. The video's primary focus is on the visual presentation and potential use of this specific deactivated weapon in non-firing contexts.

This YouTube video is a skit titled "That dude that’s never lackin 🔫😂 pt8," with a Christmas edition theme. It humorously depicts individuals who are always prepared, particularly focusing on those who recently acquired their first firearm. The description mentions "team no lackin" and moving to Texas, suggesting a theme of preparedness in new environments. The video disclaimer emphasizes safety and the use of prop weapons, explicitly stating no violence is promoted. It also includes links to the creator's social media and other content.

This video showcases a Glock 18c Gen 3 Airsoft pistol engaged in a demonstration against glass. The title and description emphasize the 'Full Auto vs Glass' aspect, indicating a test or visual display of the airsoft gun's capabilities. The video also includes links to the airsoft Glock and the creator's social media, along with a disclaimer about the stunt being performed safely by professionals with prop weapons.

This YouTube video features a "Guess The Rapper by Tattoo" challenge where the loser is subjected to being shot with an Elite Force Full Auto Glock 18c BB Gun. The creator mentions unboxing and comparing multiple Glocks and other airsoft rifles, highlighting their BB gun collection. The video includes links to Amazon for Glocks, and social media profiles for Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, and Twitch. A disclaimer states that stunts were performed by trained professionals in a controlled environment using prop weapons, and no one was hurt. The creator emphasizes they do not promote violence.