Videos tagged with Firearm Interview

This video features an interview with Heckler & Koch (HK) discussing their new handgun releases for 2025, including new variants of the CC9 and VP9 models, as showcased at Shot Show. The description also includes numerous affiliate links for various firearm-related retailers and products such as holsters, ammunition, targets, and gear.

This YouTube video features an interview with James from The Reloaders Network conducted at SHOT Show. The host, Joel Persinger (The GunGuy) from GunGuyTV and Practical Defense Systems, engages in a discussion covering various aspects related to firearms, gun ownership, and potentially the industry. The video promotes GunGuyTV's website, training opportunities, and social media presence, along with sponsors and organizations like Gun Owners of America.

Larry Potterfield, founder of MidwayUSA, shares his preference for cartridge guns from the Civil War onward, while also appreciating percussion models. His favorite firearm genres include side-by-side shotguns, single-shot rifles, and bolt-action rifles, reflecting his roles as a shooter, hunter, collector, and gunsmith. When choosing a single firearm, Potterfield emphasizes situational context, opting for a specific shotgun for pheasant hunting or a 1911 for IPSC competition.

This video features an interview with Charles St. George, the designer of the Leader T2 rifle, conducted at the SHOT Show. Due to background noise, the interview had to be re-recorded. The discussion covers the upcoming Leader 50 bullpup rifle, which the hosts are eager to test. While not a 'Forgotten Weapon' in the traditional sense, the interview highlights St. George's designs and the anticipation for the new rifle's production, expected this summer.

This YouTube video features an interview with Tony Holmes, conducted by John Paul at the JPRM3G event. The interview likely focuses on firearms, given the event's name and the context of YouTube firearm content. The discussion could cover various aspects of firearms, potentially including specific models, manufacturers, or related topics relevant to enthusiasts. The title suggests a focus on the "JP RM3G 2011" model.