Videos tagged with RGA

This YouTube video, titled 'Thank Y’all For 20K “Supporters”‼️❤️', appears to be a milestone celebration for the channel "A Regular Gun Guy." The description directs viewers to vote in the "Regular Guntuber Awards (RGA's)" and provides links for purchasing merchandise and supporting the channel via Cash App. While no specific firearms are demonstrated, the content clearly caters to a firearms enthusiast audience, encouraging engagement with the gun community and its awards.

This YouTube video, titled "Will they Take Our Rights? Pt 1," is the first part of a series likely discussing Second Amendment issues and potential firearm restrictions. The description also promotes the "Regular Guntuber Awards (RGAs)," provides a Linktree for the creator's various platforms, and links to a merch store and Cash App for direct support. Given the title and the creator's likely focus as a "Guntuber," the content is expected to be politically charged and focused on gun rights advocacy.

This YouTube video, titled 'Nashville Meet & Greet (A Regular Meet Up | RGA's)', appears to be a casual gathering of firearm enthusiasts in Nashville. The description mentions purchasing merchandise from 'aregulargunguy.bigcartel.com' and provides a Cash App handle '$aregulargunguy'. The existing hashtags suggest a lifestyle and entertainment focus, likely within the firearms community given the channel name. It's an event-based video, potentially showcasing community interaction and engagement around firearms.

This YouTube video, titled 'They showed up and showing out ‼️', seems to be a general firearms content video with a focus on showcasing firearms or shooting activities. The description includes a call to action for the 'Regular Guntuber Awards (RGA's)' and provides links for merchandise and channel support via Cash App. While specific firearms are not explicitly mentioned, the title suggests a display of performance or enthusiasm related to firearms.

This YouTube video features a discussion with "@AyoItsMike" on the "Gun Talk" channel. The description encourages viewers to vote in the Regular Guntuber Awards (RGA's) and provides links to purchase merchandise and a Cash App for channel support. While specific firearms or topics are not detailed, the context strongly suggests a discussion related to firearms, creators within the gun community, and community engagement.

This video features Philip Smith addressing the community, likely to clarify a situation or discuss recent events. He also promotes the "Regular Guntuber Awards" (RGAs) and provides links to purchase merchandise and support the channel via Cash App. The content appears to be within the firearms community, given the context of "Guntuber" and the provided links.

This video delves into the practical applications and reasons for using red dot sights on firearms. It aims to answer fundamental questions about when, where, and why these optics are beneficial for gun owners. The description also promotes the "Regular Guntuber Awards" (RGAs) and provides links for merchandise purchases and channel support via Cash App.

This YouTube video announces a firearm giveaway and promotes the Regular Guntuber Awards (RGAs), encouraging viewers to vote. It also directs viewers to the creator's merchandise store and provides their Cash App handle for donations. The content is centered around engaging the firearms community through giveaways and awards, with clear calls to action for supporting the channel and participating in community events.

This YouTube video is a Public Service Announcement and live stream discussing the RGA (presumably Right To Keep And Bear Arms Association) and the "A Regular Meet Up" event in Nashville, TN. The discussion will focus on the significance of these gatherings for the Second Amendment community, highlighting their importance to the 2A movement and gun rights advocacy. The content is aimed at informing and engaging individuals interested in gun ownership rights and community events.

This YouTube video focuses on the SAR K12 Sport pistol. The description includes a call to vote for the Regular Guntuber Awards (RGAs) and provides links to the creator's merchandise store and Cash App. The video likely aims to showcase or review the SAR K12 Sport while also engaging the audience with awards and supporting the channel's operations.