Someone had to have reported you, Keep doing you, only battle with yourself never will anyone else, because you lose that way because of the energy you give, Don't waste nothing on the haters, don't give them sh*t, Stay blessed my dude Stay Strapped 💯
I agree someone had to have reported my video. It's all good because karma is real and she definitely don't expire either. Stay Strapped bro and be safe
Well, I watch your videos and have always considered them tame compared to a lot of the gun videos I've seen on UA-cam. No doubt, the people removing videos are not the same people you talk to about your videos being removed. Not very helpful to be told a video was removed for violating guidelines, but not being told what the violation was. How do you avoid repeating a violation if you don't know what you did wrong the first time? (Kind of like your wife being mad at you, you don't know why and she won't tell you why.) Perhaps the first video was removed for something as benign as showing a product and endorsing a place to buy it? You'll probably never know. Regarding high capacity magazines: From what I've heard, up until recently they weren't a problem, but now UA-cam considers a high capacity magazine a gun modification if you show it being inserted into a gun and it's against the rules to show how to modify a gun. Hence the strike. (UA-cam considers 30 rounds high capacity.) I would imagine a hell of a lot of people got strikes. It's okay to fire the gun with a high capacity mag. You just can't show inserting that mag. The rules prohibit showing how to perform gun modifications, but don't explicitly define what those modifications might be. It's left to UA-cam's interpretation. Screwing on a sound suppressor would also generate a strike. I imagine showing how to attach a pistol brace or a folding butt-stock would also generate strikes. Sounds like Liberal thinking to me. As a rule of thumb I would say don't show anything being installed, attached or inserted that would be considered illegal in California. It doesn't matter if it's legal in your State. (Pretty much no rifle or magazine I own would be legal in California.) Showing how to install a trigger spring kit to reduce the pull should be okay, but showing how to install a double-tap trigger on your Glock? Strike! If your rifle 'almost' meets the definition of an "assault weapon" and you replace the muzzle break with a flash suppressor you have now shown how to modify the rifle into an "assault weapon". Strike! (It might be an interesting video to show what features on a weapon cause it to be (falsely) defined as an "assault weapon". Pistol grip, Bayonet lug and so on. Just don't show any of those features being installed.) Using a "modified" gun seems to be okay. Showing how to do these modifications, like inserting that high capacity mag (eye roll), is forbidden. It seems you can show WHAT you did, but NOT how you did it. Weird that high capacity mags are an issue when they are allowed in 40 out of 50 States, but again - Liberal thinking. You might want to consider posting your content on an additional platform like Rumble, DTube or something similar, (I don't know their gun rules.), so you don't lose your content in a worst case scenario. Extra work to post it in two places, but better safe... Sorry you have to deal with this, but your content is appreciated. Sorry for droning on.
Thank you for that information. I recently found out that weird rule about the "high capacity" magazines. You can show them, you just can't show them being inserted... (like that really makes a huge difference.) As far as my first video that got removed. I wasn't showing any extended magazines, I didn't mention any store where someone could purchase that firearm. I didn't post any links to anything. I'm literally left clueless as to why they removed my content. Also like you said, it's frustrating when they don't clearly define the issue. That way I can avoid making that mistake in the future. I just learned about these other platforms. I'm also considering uploading to them. I genuinely appreciate you guys that enjoy my content. It means more than you know 💪🏾 Thanks again for watching. Also I made my PT 2 for the Infinity Target ✔️
Someone had to have reported you, Keep doing you, only battle with yourself never will anyone else, because you lose that way because of the energy you give, Don't waste nothing on the haters, don't give them sh*t, Stay blessed my dude Stay Strapped 💯
I agree someone had to have reported my video. It's all good because karma is real and she definitely don't expire either. Stay Strapped bro and be safe
@@tacticaldz You know it brother 💯
Damn haters
Bruh fr fr. If you read some comments you will see. It be the mfs with no profile picture, no content and no subscribers lol
Man no matter what content anybody puts out there’s always hatters. Totally bs out there.
Always Haters out there. Just gotta keep moving forward
Other Gun channels I was subbed to here On now on Rumble
Really? Can you get paid off Rumble too?
@@tacticaldz I'm not exactly sure I don't know much about Rumble I only discovered it through those channels I mentioned
UA-cam the new Karen 💯
Fr bro! I'm telling you. I might have to make a Pateron or something. Maybe twitch or one of thoes other apps
Well, I watch your videos and have always considered them tame compared to a lot of the gun videos I've seen on UA-cam. No doubt, the people removing videos are not the same people you talk to about your videos being removed. Not very helpful to be told a video was removed for violating guidelines, but not being told what the violation was. How do you avoid repeating a violation if you don't know what you did wrong the first time? (Kind of like your wife being mad at you, you don't know why and she won't tell you why.) Perhaps the first video was removed for something as benign as showing a product and endorsing a place to buy it? You'll probably never know. Regarding high capacity magazines: From what I've heard, up until recently they weren't a problem, but now UA-cam considers a high capacity magazine a gun modification if you show it being inserted into a gun and it's against the rules to show how to modify a gun. Hence the strike. (UA-cam considers 30 rounds high capacity.) I would imagine a hell of a lot of people got strikes. It's okay to fire the gun with a high capacity mag. You just can't show inserting that mag. The rules prohibit showing how to perform gun modifications, but don't explicitly define what those modifications might be. It's left to UA-cam's interpretation. Screwing on a sound suppressor would also generate a strike. I imagine showing how to attach a pistol brace or a folding butt-stock would also generate strikes. Sounds like Liberal thinking to me. As a rule of thumb I would say don't show anything being installed, attached or inserted that would be considered illegal in California. It doesn't matter if it's legal in your State. (Pretty much no rifle or magazine I own would be legal in California.) Showing how to install a trigger spring kit to reduce the pull should be okay, but showing how to install a double-tap trigger on your Glock? Strike! If your rifle 'almost' meets the definition of an "assault weapon" and you replace the muzzle break with a flash suppressor you have now shown how to modify the rifle into an "assault weapon". Strike! (It might be an interesting video to show what features on a weapon cause it to be (falsely) defined as an "assault weapon". Pistol grip, Bayonet lug and so on. Just don't show any of those features being installed.) Using a "modified" gun seems to be okay. Showing how to do these modifications, like inserting that high capacity mag (eye roll), is forbidden. It seems you can show WHAT you did, but NOT how you did it. Weird that high capacity mags are an issue when they are allowed in 40 out of 50 States, but again - Liberal thinking. You might want to consider posting your content on an additional platform like Rumble, DTube or something similar, (I don't know their gun rules.), so you don't lose your content in a worst case scenario. Extra work to post it in two places, but better safe...
Sorry you have to deal with this, but your content is appreciated. Sorry for droning on.
Thank you for that information. I recently found out that weird rule about the "high capacity" magazines. You can show them, you just can't show them being inserted... (like that really makes a huge difference.) As far as my first video that got removed. I wasn't showing any extended magazines, I didn't mention any store where someone could purchase that firearm. I didn't post any links to anything. I'm literally left clueless as to why they removed my content. Also like you said, it's frustrating when they don't clearly define the issue. That way I can avoid making that mistake in the future. I just learned about these other platforms. I'm also considering uploading to them. I genuinely appreciate you guys that enjoy my content. It means more than you know 💪🏾
Thanks again for watching.
Also I made my PT 2 for the Infinity Target ✔️
What's up man. UA-cam dumb
I agree