Videos tagged with Robar

This video showcases Brandy's (Mrs. IV8888) custom Robar Browning Hi Power. The handgun features extensive custom work performed by a skilled female gunsmith at Robar. The video provides a close look at the firearm, highlighting its custom features and craftsmanship. It's presented as an "inside look" at a personal firearm, encouraging viewers to keep it a secret. Links to Robar, Amazon, Patreon, USCCA, and their music channel are provided.

This video features a "Take 2" of a Robar Glock 19 review from the Justin Opinion Channel. The channel emphasizes legal, safe, and responsible firearm use, with shooting performed by a professional in a controlled range environment using remote cameras. The content is for informational and entertainment purposes, with no sales pitches or direct links to firearm retailers. Affiliate links are used to support content creation, and discounts are offered for LOK Grips, Blade-Tech Holsters, Tactical AR500 Targets, and Talon Grips. The video also mentions fair use for illustrative purposes.

This video revisits the Kimber BP Ten II .45 ACP pistol after it has been sent to Robar for an overhaul. The content creator previously provided an initial look at this double-stack, polymer-framed 1911 and decided it needed work. The video promises more details to come, highlighting the ongoing project and the custom work performed by Robar.

This video features Eric showcasing his Smith & Wesson Performance Center Shield 9mm pistol after receiving performance-enhancing improvements from Robar. The video highlights the custom work done by Robar and announces a future comparative video featuring this Shield and a Robar Glock 43. It also promotes various associated channels and affiliate links, including Amazon, Patreon, USCCA, and the channel's music channel, website, and apparel store.

This video features a detailed look at a custom Robar Glock 43, highlighting the modifications and improvements made by Robar. The host, Chad, discusses why this particular firearm is his daily carry. The description also teases upcoming videos, including a comparison with an M&P Shield also modified by Robar, indicating a focus on custom firearm work and brand reputation. The video provides links to Robar, Amazon, Patreon, USCCA, and the host's website and apparel store, emphasizing their various affiliations and content offerings.

This video from GUNS Magazine features Dave Anderson reviewing Robar's Xtreme metal-frame Glock pistol. The key selling point highlighted is the absence of plastic, indicating a significant modification or custom build that replaces the traditional polymer frame with metal. The review likely delves into the performance, handling, and unique characteristics of this customized firearm.