Videos tagged with Firearms Journalism

This SHOT Show recap covers industry trends like the surge in budget suppressors and the influx of Chinese optics. Hosts Brent Wheat and Roy Huntington, veteran firearms journalists, discuss the show's atmosphere, a notable stabbing incident, and the enduring appeal of revolvers and .22 LR rifles. They express concerns about market commoditization impacting premium manufacturers.

This video features a discussion between the editors of Guns Magazine and American Handgunner at SHOT Show 2023. They discuss the history and editorial focus of their respective publications, highlighting their commitment to in-depth stories and historical angles rather than just product reviews. The editors also share their experiences at SHOT Show, emphasizing its importance for industry professionals and the scale of the event.

This video features a discussion with Will Dabbs MD and Frank Jardim, writers for FMG Publications. The content appears to be a behind-the-scenes or conversational look at the writers themselves, rather than a review or demonstration of specific firearms or gear. It promotes subscriptions to FMG Publications newsletters and magazines like GUNS Magazine and American Handgunner Magazine, indicating a focus on the broader firearms media landscape and its contributors.

This podcast episode details the rigorous process behind firearm reviews published by Guns Magazine and American Handgunner. Editors Brent Wheat and Tom McHale explain how they select firearms, conduct thorough testing, and maintain editorial integrity, emphasizing their loyalty to readers over manufacturer influence. They also discuss the nuances of assessing fit, finish, accuracy, and ergonomics, offering insights into the professional standards of firearms journalism.

This video analyzes a defensive gun use incident in Brazil where a prepared defender neutralized an armed robber. Key takeaways include the importance of initiative in a confrontation, the tactical advantage of magazine capacity, and the critical need for proper firearm grip to prevent malfunctions. The analysis also covers post-incident protocols for ensuring safety and gathering information.

This special 100th episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast features the "Gun Cranks" discussing behind-the-scenes stories from the world of firearms journalism. They share anecdotes covering the spectrum of experiences in the industry, from using fake guns on covers to handling frozen game, revealing the good, the bad, and the ugly aspects of writing about firearms. The episode is presented by Hodgdon Powder Company, a major supplier of propellants, and promotes GUNS Magazine.

This video is a preview of an upcoming episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast (#31) featuring shooting sport journalist Jim Scoutten. Host Brent Wheat will discuss with Scoutten his perspectives on the evolving landscape of shooting journalism. The preview aims to generate interest in the full podcast episode.

This video by TheYankeeMarshal addresses accusations of 'selling out' against fellow firearms content creator Military Arms Channel (MAC) for accepting sponsored trips. The instructor argues that MAC's transparency about these trips differentiates his participation from 'selling out,' contrasting it with creators like GY6vids who allegedly take undisclosed payments and buy views. The core message emphasizes the importance of viewer discretion in evaluating reviews, acknowledging that all creators have biases, but transparency is key to maintaining trust within the firearms community.