Videos tagged with Black Rifle Coffee Company

This video provides a dynamic overview of the SHOT Show, highlighting key industry players and products. It features interactions with brands like Apex Optics, Black Rifle Coffee Company, and Winchester, showcasing a range of gear from high-powered binoculars to tactical accessories. The coverage emphasizes the vibrant community and networking opportunities within the shooting, hunting, and outdoor trade.

This video highlights an important initiative by Black Rifle Coffee Company, in partnership with HunterSeven Foundation and HUXWRX, to provide 100 free cancer screenings for veterans. The initiative is tied to the SHOT Show 2025, emphasizing veteran health and well-being. The video encourages viewers to learn more about the HunterSeven Foundation through their website.

This video is a product spotlight from the 2025 SHOT Show, featuring Raegan Hunsaker from Black Rifle Coffee Company. The discussion focuses on new caffeinated beverages being launched for 2025. Black Rifle Coffee Company, a Veteran-founded business established in 2014, is the official caffeine sponsor of SHOT Show and will have beverages available at various locations within the event. They are also sponsoring the SHOT Show Buyer Lounge at booth 11264 in the Venetian Expo, Level 2, offering a place for attendees to relax and refuel. The company's mission is to serve coffee and culture to those who love America and to honor those who protect the country.

Travis Pastrana and Raegan Hunsaker provide an inside look at their experience at the 2025 SHOT Show. The video highlights the SHOT Show Buyers Lounge and features new beverages from Black Rifle Coffee Company. The content is presented in conjunction with NSSF's promotional efforts for shooting sports and gun ownership.

This video features a Q&A with Raegan Hunsaker from Black Rifle Coffee Company at SHOT Show 2025. The discussion highlights new caffeinated beverages launching at the show, their role as the official caffeine sponsor for SHOT Show, and their presence at various locations within the Venetian Expo and Caesars Forum. The profile also touches upon the company's founding by former U.S. Army Green Beret Evan Hafer in 2014, emphasizing its mission to serve coffee and culture to patriotic Americans, and its commitment to supporting veterans and those who serve the country. Black Rifle Coffee Company is sponsoring the SHOT Show Buyer Lounge at booth 11264 in the Venetian Expo, Level 2.

This YouTube episode features Baker Leavitt, Director of Strategic Relations for Black Rifle Coffee Company and CEO of Digital Mongoose, alongside Jason Wilson, an avid hunter. The discussion is described as a 'long episode with a good conversation.' The episode encourages viewers to turn up the volume and visit the official SOLGW website and Spotify for Podcasters page.

This vlog follows Matt Carriker and Clint as they engage in 'bus stuff,' humorously misinterpreted by their wives. The activity is revealed to be the logistical challenge of moving a large industrial pipe into a school bus. The video highlights the comedic dynamic between the friends and their partners, set against a backdrop of casual warehouse work.

This video documents an attempted break-in at a GlockStore retail location, highlighting the burglars' failed attempts to breach security and their eventual theft of a blue training gun. The footage humorously captures the chaos, including a burglar's pants falling down and a firearm malfunction where the slide detaches. It serves as a stark reminder of retail security challenges and the importance of distinguishing training tools from actual firearms.

This video features Paul Bourcq from Black Rifle Coffee Company in conversation with Kevin "KJ" Jarnagin of Gun Talk Media. The discussion takes place during the grand opening of Smith & Wesson's new headquarters in Maryville, TN. The content appears to be an interview or discussion about the coffee company, likely touching upon their brand, products, and potentially their connection to the firearms community, given the context of the event and the participants.

Nikko Ortiz rates the current US Army commercial a 5/10, comparing it unfavorably to a previous 10/10 commercial featuring Jonathan Majors. He expresses interest in a potential collaboration with Black Rifle Coffee Company (BRCC) to create a high-quality military-themed advertisement, responding to viewer suggestions.

This video documents an Open House event where thousands of dollars in prizes were given away. Key sponsors included RSR, Chattanooga Shooting Supplies, BoroBullets, NcStar-VISM, Defend Systems, HiViz, and Black Rifle Coffee Company. A significant portion of the giveaway was dedicated to Vortex, with 16 Red Dot Optics donated for the "Shoot270 Challenge," including a coveted Defender. Nightstick also contributed 8 Green Laser/Weapon Lights for the "Nightstick Low Light / No Light" stage, which proved popular with attendees. The event highlights community engagement and support from various firearm-related businesses.

This YouTube Short features a person named Jake who is extremely excited about receiving a new shipment of Black Rifle Coffee. The video highlights his joy and anticipation, referencing "The Black Rifle Coffee" and the brand "Black Rifle Coffee Company." It also includes hashtags related to firearms culture, such as #gunbros and #pewpewpew, and mentions a gun shop. The description emphasizes GUNBROS's commitment to respecting customers, fast shipping, and providing battle-tested products that support the Second Amendment.