Videos tagged with Allen Company

This video provides an inside look at the move-in day for SHOT Show 2026, highlighting the extensive planning, logistics, and labor involved in setting up one of the largest trade shows in the firearms industry. It features insights from NSSF representatives and major exhibitors detailing the transformation of the Venetian Expo and Caesars Forum into a premier showcase for brands like Smith & Wesson, Mossberg, and Aimpoint.

This video reviews the Allen Company Stars & Stripes Dual Pistol Case, highlighting its American flag design and Made in USA construction. It features dual compartments with soft padding, suitable for firearms, magazines, or other items like a Bible or tablet. The case is described as rugged, well-constructed, and a good value for its price.

This video features Lee Betty and Erick Navarro from the Allen Company discussing Breakthrough Clean Technologies, a new line of gun maintenance products, at the SHOT TV Studio. The content focuses on the brand and its offerings for firearm upkeep. Viewers can find more information on their website.

This video is a product spotlight from SHOT Show 2023, featuring Amy Sweezey visiting the Allen Company booth (13244). The focus is on Breakthrough Clean Technologies, which were identified as a top scanned item in the New Product Center. The video encourages viewers to visit the Breakthrough Clean Technologies website and subscribe to NSSFshotshow for more SHOT Show content.

This video provides a review of the Ruger 50-inch rifle bag by Allen Co., which also functions as a 37x70 inch tactical shooting mat. The review highlights the bag's ability to securely hold rifles with padded walls that double as a shooting platform. Notable features include removable bags and a shell holder, adding to its practical utility for firearm owners. The video emphasizes safe practices, noting it was recorded on a private range under professional supervision.

This expert-level entry details the Elgin Cutlass Pistol, a unique 19th-century firearm combining a percussion pistol with a blade. It covers its history, patent by George Elgin, and manufacturing by companies like Morrill, Mosman & Blair and the Allen Company. The guide highlights identification features, technical operation as a percussion muzzle-loader, and its limited US military adoption. The information is presented with high authority, drawing from detailed historical and technical knowledge.