Videos tagged with American Handgunner

This video, presented by Hickok45, offers an expert-level look at the iconic M1911 pistol, celebrating its 100th anniversary. It delves into the historical context of its military adoption, examines key design features and their evolution through the M1911A1, and showcases various modern iterations from different manufacturers. The presentation highlights the enduring legacy and design genius of John Moses Browning.

This video is a humorous compilation of a podcast host repeatedly saying 'um' and 'uh' throughout the year. It concludes with a promotion for the Guns Podcast US, GUNSmagazine.com, and FMG Publications' social media channels. The speaker's authority is signaled by their affiliation with established firearms publications and hosting a podcast.

This video is a humorous compilation of moments from the Guns Podcast US in 2025, hosted by Brent T. Wheat. It features lighthearted content and promotions for the podcast and FMG Publications. The host's expertise is evident through his affiliation with major firearms publications and hosting the podcast.

This video from GUNS Magazine and American Handgunner presents a humorous look back at 2025, highlighting the most frequently used word across their podcast content. The editors and hosts, identified by their industry-specific apparel and professional podcasting setup, reveal that '.410' was the most common term, indicating a significant focus on this particular firearm caliber throughout the year.

Roy Huntington, an expert reloader with decades of experience, reviews the RCBS MatchMaster Multi-Cartridge Reloading Block. He highlights its superior stability and multi-caliber capacity compared to traditional wooden blocks, which often lead to case instability and powder spills. The block's machined aluminum construction, non-slip feet, and tiered hole design significantly improve the reloading workflow and safety.

This review of the Ruger LCP MAX ReadyDot, presented by Roy Huntington of GUNS Magazine and American Handgunner, highlights its unique battery-free fiber optic sight system that co-witnesses with a tritium front sight. The pistol is praised for its compact dimensions (0.75" wide, 11 oz) and effective performance, achieving a 3.5-4 inch group at 10 yards during live fire tests. It comes with 10 and 12-round magazines and features Ruger's Secure Action fire control system.

This video announces the discontinuation of the print versions of Guns Magazine and American Handgunner, effective with the November issue. The hosts, Brent Wheat (Editor of Guns Magazine) and Roy Huntington (former Editor of American Handgunner and Publisher), explain the business reasons behind this decision, citing rising costs, declining print advertising, and the shift towards digital platforms. They assure viewers that the content and quality will continue through their websites (gunsmagazine.com, americanhandgunner.com), YouTube channel, and a newly rebranded podcast, 'Guns Podcast US'. The transition is framed as a necessary evolution to maintain the brand's legacy and reach its audience effectively in the modern media landscape.

This discussion explores the evolution of American gun culture, moving from a focus on hunting and precision shooting to a significant emphasis on defensive and tactical applications, largely influenced by military service and organizations like the NRA. The conversation highlights a potential shift back towards traditional firearms like revolvers and bolt-action rifles as the market for AR-15s and polymer pistols matures. The speakers emphasize the welcoming nature of the shooting community and the importance of responsible gun ownership and education.

This episode of the Guns Magazine podcast, featuring Tom McCale of American Handgunner, demystifies the process of purchasing a firearm silencer. It highlights the significantly simplified acquisition process facilitated by companies like Silencer Central, which utilizes kiosks for fingerprinting and photo capture, making the purchase nearly as straightforward as buying other firearm accessories in legal states. The discussion also touches on the benefits of silencers, dispels common myths, and addresses recent industry news.

This episode of the Guns Magazine podcast features an in-depth discussion defending the enduring relevance and effectiveness of the .38 Special cartridge. Hosts Brent Wheat and Roy Huntington argue against the notion that the .38 Special is an 'old FUD round,' highlighting its versatility, reliability, and suitability for various applications from self-defense to target practice. They emphasize that proper shot placement and modern ammunition choices can make the .38 Special a highly capable firearm, often underestimated by those focused on newer technologies.

This video discusses a 1994 American Handgunner magazine featuring a custom Smith & Wesson 640 4PJ revolver. The speaker acquired the magazine to learn about the specific modifications made to their own firearm, which was originally purchased for $5.99. The article details customization options and provides historical pricing for the gun and its modifications.

This video from GUNS and American Handgunner Magazines highlights several published books compiling articles from their magazines. It features "The Odd Angry Shot" by John Connor, "Gun Crank Diaries" by the same author, "Shooting Iron" by Mike Venturino, a comprehensive Smith & Wesson collection, and the speaker's own "Insider Column" compilation. These books offer a mix of humor, insight, and historical firearm content.