Videos tagged with Firearms Preservation

This video from Forgotten Weapons showcases the Arsenals of History 2019 symposium, focusing on the application of 3D printing and scanning technologies in firearms museums. The presentation by Scott Gausen from the Springfield Armory National Historic Site explores how these modern tools can be utilized for museum preservation, education, and potentially even replication of historical firearm artifacts. The symposium itself was held at the Cody Firearms Museum and had a theme centered on social media's role for museums.

Curator Ashley Hlebinsky discusses the challenges and intricacies of managing a major firearms museum. Key insights include preservation techniques using ethanol and wax, the legal hurdles for acquiring post-1986 machine guns for non-government institutions, and the debate around firing rare artifacts. The conversation also touches on the importance of hands-on experience for curators and the ongoing efforts for museum collaboration and digital access.

This video summarizes a trip to Cody, Wyoming, with a focus on preserving and displaying arms history. The creator mentions spending time with fellow professionals dedicated to this cause. While the primary mission for the trip was not achieved, the experience was still enjoyable. The video also includes calls to action for Patreon and SubscribeStar support.

This episode of The Gun Collective (TGC) Podcast features Ashley Hlebinsky, a prominent figure from the Cody Firearms Museum. The discussion likely delves into the history, preservation, and significance of firearms, drawing from Hlebinsky's expertise and the museum's extensive collection. Topics may include notable firearms, their evolution, and their place in history. The podcast also promotes TGC's Patreon, merchandise, and sponsors.

This video covers a firearms symposium held at the Cody Firearms Museum, where curators from various prominent institutions like the National Firearms Centre, Springfield Armory, NRA Firearms Museum, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art gathered. The discussion focused on the unique challenges of curating firearms in museums, including navigating political climates, handling unregistered NFA items, researcher access, and the ethics of restoration. The content is highly relevant for researchers who frequent these collections and provides insights into the complexities of preserving and managing historical small arms.

This NSSF statement addresses the outcome of the 2016 US Presidential election, highlighting the election of a president committed to protecting Second Amendment rights. The statement also notes the election of a Congress that will support the preservation of the individual right to keep and bear arms. It encourages engagement with NSSF's various initiatives and social media platforms for further information and participation in the shooting and hunting communities.

This video discusses the contrasting fates of firearms housed in museums versus those in private collections. It poses a question about the best way to preserve and interact with historical and functional firearms, highlighting the 'purgatory behind glass' in museums and the potential for damage or use in private collections.