Videos tagged with Archival Footage

This video offers a retrospective of Lenny Magill's extensive career in the firearms industry, spanning from the 1980s and 90s to the present. It showcases his early experiences with various firearms, product reviews, and self-defense training, alongside his current involvement with Glock and the GlockStore. The content highlights his enduring expertise and passion for firearms.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled 'Military Sniper Stalk footage, 1994 on VHS', offers a glimpse into historical military operations, captured on VHS tape. The content appears to be raw footage, likely showcasing sniper tactics or reconnaissance from the era. The inclusion of #vhs suggests a focus on retro media or archival content.

This classic 1997 video features firearm expert Bill Wilson demonstrating custom gun maintenance, specifically focusing on the 1911 pistol. The production also includes insights from Ken Hackathorn and is presented as a Lenny Magill Production. The video is intended for historical and archival purposes. Links to Wilson Combat's website and contact information are provided.

This "Time Warp Classics" episode of Sports Afield features a throwback to bird watching at Hawk Mountain in Eastern Pennsylvania. Hosted by Grits Gresham, Homer Circle, and Jerry Chiapetta, the video showcases archival footage. The content is presented as a nostalgic look back, with a call to action to subscribe to Gun Talk for more vintage videos across various platforms.

This "Time Warp Classics" segment from Gun Talk features archival footage of the 1995 World English Sporting Clays Championship held in Texas, followed by the Champion of Champions Ladies Charity Classic. Hosted by Grits Gresham and Tom Gresham, the video offers a nostalgic look at a significant competitive shooting event from the past. It's presented as part of a series of throwback videos encouraging viewers to subscribe to Gun Talk across various platforms.

This video presents authentic archival recordings of the 'Rebel Yell' performed by Confederate veterans, showcasing its high-pitched, yelping characteristics and variations in cadence and pitch. It emphasizes the battle cry's cultural and psychological impact during the American Civil War, accompanied by historical imagery.

This "Time Warp Classics" episode features archival footage from the Gun Talk archives. The video showcases Homer Circle surf casting at the Outer Banks of North Carolina and Grits Gresham accompanying a Wyoming game warden. The content is presented as a throwback, highlighting classic outdoor and wildlife-related activities from the past.

This "Time Warp Classics" video features a throwback episode with Grits Gresham and golf legend Lee Trevino engaging in a bass fishing trip in Mexico. The video is part of Gun Talk's archival content, offering a glimpse into past television segments with the Gresham family. It highlights outdoor recreation and classic television programming, encouraging viewers to subscribe for more archived content through various platforms.

This video is a #TimeWarpTuesday feature showcasing archival footage from the 2004 11th Annual "The Homestead Sporting Clays & Golf Championship." It stars Grits Gresham and Tom Gresham, highlighting a past event from Hot Springs, VA. The description encourages viewers to subscribe to Gun Talk for more throwback content and lists various platforms where Gun Talk content is available, including their website, streaming devices, and social media channels.

This #TimeWarpTuesday video features a 1995 Sportsman's Team Challenge, showcasing a competition for pros and amateurs testing endurance and speed with pistols, rifles, and shotguns across six courses. The description highlights the involvement of Grits Gresham and Tom Gresham, suggesting archival footage from old TV shows and videos. It invites viewers to subscribe to Gun Talk for more throwback content across various platforms. The competition involves multiple firearm types and skill-based challenges.

This guide analyzes rare archival footage of the British EM-2 rifle, focusing on its internal mechanics, durability testing, and performance during high-stress scenarios like rifle grenade firing and rapid magazine dumps. Expert insights are drawn from detailed mechanical analysis of slow-motion footage, providing a deep dive into the design's intricacies and historical context.

This video presents a "lost advertisement" from 1886, framed as an "alternative history" find. The creator expresses surprise at the existence of usable audio from that era in the film, suggesting a temporal anomaly. The content appears to be a historical discovery, likely focusing on vintage advertising and potentially the historical context surrounding firearms or related technologies of the time.