Videos tagged with Firearms Influencers

This video provides a critical review of SHOT Show 2024, focusing on a stabbing incident and the subsequent medical response. It also delves into critiques of industry marketing practices and the perceived role of federal agencies like the ATF and DOJ at the event. The speaker, an established firearms industry commentator, offers an opinionated perspective on these matters.

This video announces the 2025 Gundie Awards, with Palmetto State Armory as the title sponsor. It encourages viewers to nominate their favorite firearms influencers and content creators via a provided link and reminds them to vote in December. The disclaimer confirms all firearms are compliant with relevant laws.

This video features prominent firearms influencers Scott (Kentucky Ballistics), Matt Carriker (Demolition Ranch), Donut Operator, and Brandon Herrera participating in a "Kentucky Roulette" game. The challenge involves a Taurus Raging Bull revolver chambered in .454 Casull, where participants take turns shooting at various liquid-filled targets until one is hit. The video highlights safe firearm handling despite the humorous and high-energy nature of the challenge.

Part 27 of the 2021 Kit Badger Coast to Coast Tour features a media range day hosted by Brownells. The event included shooting shotguns at Crazy Quail and then moving to a long-range setup for various other firearms, culminating with machine gun shooting. The video highlights the involvement of several firearm influencers and content creators.

A study published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research, promoted by Moms Demand Action and Michael Bloomberg, targets pro-gun YouTubers and firearms manufacturers. The study quantifies social media presence and viewership, aiming to frame online firearm content as a public health threat and advocate for regulation similar to tobacco in the 1980s and 90s. The report highlights the significant viewership of both manufacturer channels and influential gun content creators.

This podcast episode features a discussion about the 'Gun DS' awards, an initiative to recognize and celebrate firearms content creators and brands. The creators, Will and Ben, explain the inspiration behind the awards, drawing parallels to 'The Office's' Dundies. They detail various award categories, the community-driven nomination and voting process, and the overall goal of fostering unity within the firearms community. The conversation also touches on the challenges of organizing such an event, the importance of community engagement, and future plans for expansion.