Videos tagged with Event Planning

This video provides a recap of Shot Show 2026, focusing on industry networking, upcoming events like the ARM Awards, and the importance of community support within the 2A space. The speaker discusses the growth of their annual meetup, highlighting key sponsors and the collaborative spirit that drives the event. It also touches on the evolving landscape of firearm manufacturing and the increasing visibility of diverse voices in the industry.

This video from SHOT Show highlights SHOT University, an NSSF initiative offering practical business strategies for firearms retailers. Key topics include leveraging AI for customer engagement and compliance, diversifying revenue streams, and enhancing community relations. The program emphasizes practical fundamentals for a competitive edge, with offerings like SHOT University Online and monthly compliance webinars.

This video provides practical advice for preparing to attend SHOT Show, emphasizing the importance of hydration, strategic vendor planning, and balancing business with leisure. The insights come from an industry insider's perspective, highlighting effective strategies for navigating the large event and maximizing its benefits.

This video discusses the logistics and excitement surrounding an upcoming firearms community meetup. Key topics include ticket sales, hotel booking strategies, venue selection, and planning various activities like city tours and range days. The speakers emphasize the growing scale and unique energy of their events, highlighting the community's dedication and the continuous evolution of their gatherings.

This video is a recap of the A Regular Meetup 5, highlighting the community aspect of firearms events. It features extensive acknowledgments of sponsors, attendees, and organizers, emphasizing the positive atmosphere and networking opportunities. The content focuses on the social and community-building elements of the firearms industry rather than specific technical instruction or product reviews.

This video covers extensive logistical details for an upcoming firearms meetup, including email communication, travel, accommodation, and event schedules. It highlights the importance of range waivers, sponsor engagement, and community participation. The discussion also touches on future event locations, firearm trends like PCCs and 2011s, and the growth of women's participation in the firearms community.

This video is a "Donation Friday" live stream from the "A Regular Gun Guy" channel, focusing on community engagement and promoting an upcoming firearms meetup event. The host discusses various aspects of the event, including logistics, sponsors, and activities, while also conducting a firearm giveaway to support the channel and upcoming events. The content is primarily conversational and promotional, with a focus on building community around firearms.

This video features a friendly competition between firearms influencer Scott (Kentucky Ballistics) and world champion shooter Lena Miculek across eight diverse events. The competition highlights various shooting disciplines, from speed and accuracy with handguns and rifles to precision challenges and even some comedic physical tests. Lena Miculek's professional expertise and competitive experience are evident throughout, as she demonstrates advanced handling of firearms and strategic execution of challenges.

This video is a live stream discussing an upcoming firearms enthusiast meetup. The hosts cover various aspects of the event, including logistics, planned activities like shooting and giveaways, and community engagement. They emphasize the social and networking opportunities alongside the shooting aspects, highlighting the collaborative spirit of the firearms community.

This video discusses upcoming changes to the Operation Bad Blood airsoft event, focusing on new respawn mechanics using fixed Casualty Collection Points (CCPs) marked by faction flags. It details how embeds will manage these CCPs and introduces a new Skirmish system for tracking objectives and player actions, aiming to enhance gameplay and logistics. The discussion also touches on event planning, team roles, and potential technological integrations for future events.

This YouTube video centers around the planning phase of a World War II-themed scavenger hunt. While firearms are not explicitly shown or discussed in detail, the nature of a WWII scavenger hunt implies potential involvement with historical artifacts, military collectibles, and potentially replica or historical firearms as objectives or clues. The planning aspect suggests research, strategy, and logistics related to the event's execution.

This video documents the inaugural 'Purge at Black Pines' event hosted by Guns Out TV and Black Pines Initiative. The event features a themed competition simulating a 'purge' scenario, including a non-firearm 'hunt' phase with gel blasters and a subsequent live-fire competition. The video highlights the collaborative effort between various sponsors and individuals, emphasizing community involvement and the creation of unique firearm-related experiences. It showcases strategic planning by contestants and the roles of 'hunters' and 'contestants' within the event's narrative.