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I watch a lot of gun related videos on YouTube. YouTube is changing the rules on gun videos due to pressure from a anti gun group. A lot of stuff will no longer be allowed. Is there any other computer sites that have firearms related videos ? I have been watching a lot of videos on reloading and would like to watch more of the same.

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Shows me she has 290,000 subscribers and hundreds of videos there dating back several years.
 
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I have seen just recently a number of popular YOUTUBER's that do firearm reviews mention this. Comments like "I can't say that now with the new rules" etc. Just like everything else, they are taking down the Elephant one bite at a time. Just like Democracy, and the Constitution. And I am afraid they are winning. My prayers are on Trump for President, my money is on Biden.
 
Not sure, they have not done anything to mine... well I did put up the Texas Church shooting and there is a warning before you can watch it and an age restriction on it but I am fine this that.... it is actually a video of three people being killed.

Since it's on my channel I'm not sure what hoops you might have to go through to watch it....

Here is a link:

 
I was talking about blume's video. Sorry.

Still, it really doesn't affect me if youboob censors, or caves to the liberal mindset. I don't go there unless someone here posts a link & I'm able to view it if I chose to do so.

I'm sure some other social media outlet will fill the void that youboob makes.
 
CHEVYINLINE6 said:
I watch a lot of gun related videos on YouTube. YouTube is changing the rules on gun videos due to pressure from a anti gun group. A lot of stuff will no longer be allowed. Is there any other computer sites that have firearms related videos ? I have been watching a lot of videos on reloading and would like to watch more of the same.

CHEVYINLINE6.
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Sniper101 is still available on YouTube.

 
All the previous videos posted on my channel, "Huntin' w/ Mitch" are still up an running. Plenty of videos with firearms...
 
I'm sure most of you won't need this information, but for the few of us who might...BTW, I've committed myself to weigh every charge.

 
I watch car stuff, golf stuff, and music stuff on YouTube but not gun stuff. Most gun stuff I have watched has been garbage although I am a fan of Donut Operator.
 
I watch some gun related YouTube channels and have not noticed obvious censorship, but then again, I don't know what is NOT shown on YouTube. I'm sure some of you would disagree, but I have enjoyed the "Yankee Marshall" videos, and I respect "Hickok45" among others. In fact, I credit Hickok45 on YouTube for why I changed from a Glock hater to a Glock fan, when he said that the only brand of gun he would trust his life to, brand new right out of the box, was a Glock because of its reliability. That made me stop and consider a Glock which I had previously felt were not for me. Since then I have acquired several Glocks, often carry a Model 26, and a Model 17 is my primary home defense firearm. So I am glad there is such a thing as YouTube.
 
J. Yuma said:
I'm sure most of you won't need this information, but for the few of us who might...BTW, I've committed myself to weigh every charge.

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Even weighing every charge will not keep squibs from happening. I left some 4227 in my Lee Perfect Powder measurer for 2 weeks, and then loaded up some .44 spcls. I had a squib. I pulled all those, and dumped the powder because I had put some potentially moisture contaminated powder back into the 1 lb container. Ya can’t be too careful!!!
gramps
 
J. Yuma said:
I'm sure most of you won't need this information, but for the few of us who might...BTW, I've committed myself to weigh every charge.

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had that same thing happen in my Sig P230... but I was testing some ammo that had been submerged at 30ft for about 30 minutes... this was way back in the dark ages before cell phones had cameras..

edit: watched the video... from the picture I thought he was going to show a bullet sticking out of the end of the barrel like what happened to me.
 
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CHEVYINLINE6 said:
I watch a lot of gun related videos on YouTube. YouTube is changing the rules on gun videos due to pressure from a anti gun group. A lot of stuff will no longer be allowed. Is there any other computer sites that have firearms related videos ? I have been watching a lot of videos on reloading and would like to watch more of the same.

CHEVYINLINE6.
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Rumble
 
davevabch said:
I have seen just recently a number of popular YOUTUBER's that do firearm reviews mention this. Comments like "I can't say that now with the new rules" etc. Just like everything else, they are taking down the Elephant one bite at a time. Just like Democracy, and the Constitution. And I am afraid they are winning. My prayers are on Trump for President, my money is on Biden.
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I don't understand why more of these people don't take their videos and subscribers over to Rumble.com.
 
gramps said:
Even weighing every charge will not keep squibs from happening. I left some 4227 in my Lee Perfect Powder measurer for 2 weeks, and then loaded up some .44 spcls. I had a squib. I pulled all those, and dumped the powder because I had put some potentially moisture contaminated powder back into the 1 lb container. Ya can't be too careful!!!
gramps
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I'm new to reloading, less than 6 months, but I'm careful.
I keep my powder, primers, and finished ammo indoors. (my wife acquiesced when I told her why, poor long suffering woman)
I used to weigh the finished bullet, until
I realized that starline cases are +8 grains heavier than some other cases, and sometimes hard cast bullets are not 240 grains. Now I weigh the charge, and still weigh the finished bullet just to make sure it's "in range."
My loads are mid-range grain wise.
Win 244 @ never more than 9.4 grains of powder for a 240 grain bullet.

Call me chicken, but I'm a careful guy
 
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