YouTube rules regarding reloading ammo

[Gingerbeardman]

So I'm watching one of my favorite channels, Cinnabar, and he mentioned you can't show how to reload on YouTube anymore. It's just one more societal change that's pushing the firearms hobby into the fringes and it makes me sad.

 

[bgcatty]

Tell the idiots at You Tube that we are sure criminals go out and buy reloading equipment and reload ammo for their nefarious needs. NOT!

 

[BackFromDC]

Hmmmm that's strange, I just reviewed my favorite reloading tutorial by K2 Defense...I should probably go back and check to see if it's still up.

 

[STFU]

The way the rules are written sucks. Period. End of story.

That said, you can publish a lot of material on YouTube, but if you show too much/don't abide by their rules it will be "demonetized."

That does not necessarily mean the video it will be taken down...the publisher just makes no money. It is the reason so many have Patreon accounts as well.

 

[Dinny]

A TX friend of mine hunts hogs with AR15s and thermal optics. He's allowed to show the rifles but not the optics. He blurs the image. Makes no sense at all!

 

[planedriver]

If Patreon gets it together to where watching is less expensive or at least not a pay per “star” show I’m there. Right now they will allow things we are interested in like the edited Ron Spomer content. Problem is there is a monthly charge for Spomer, another charge for Ian McCollum, another for Massad Ayoub etc. gimme one monthly price and I would probably sign up for the un edited versions.

 

[xwing]

Tell the idiots at You Tube that we are sure criminals go out and buy reloading equipment and reload ammo for their nefarious needs. NOT!

It has nothing to do with that. It has to do with the cultural war, and the left pushing outrageous behavior into the mainstream and traditional behavior (and pro-freedom hobbies) into the fringe. I'm sure in many circles now it considered more "normal" to pretend to be a made-up gender than it is to admit enjoying target shooting. This is how the leftists (and YouTube owned by Google certainly counts) want it.

 

[DadSmith]

So I'm watching one of my favorite channels, Cinnabar, and he mentioned you can't show how to reload on YouTube anymore. It's just one more societal change that's pushing the firearms hobby into the fringes and it makes me sad.

Start leaving feedback about their idiotic censorship.
They allow video games videos to reload magazines and movies show firearms being loaded while they censor firearms channels, and other firearms related channels.

I have sent in several complaint feedback to them and explained how they allow video games amd movies to show loading ammunition and magazines into firearms but not on gun channels. It's very hypocritical.

 

[cobber]

So I'm watching one of my favorite channels, Cinnabar, and he mentioned you can't show how to reload on YouTube anymore. It's just one more societal change that's pushing the firearms hobby into the fringes and it makes me sad.

Encourage the channel to post to Rumble as well.

 

[FNparabellum]

I did not know that. Thats ridiculous. Do they think criminals are reloading? Id hazard to say that people who reload probably dont go out gang banging. But who knows maybe