Videos tagged with GUNS Magazine

This video is a humorous compilation of a podcast host repeatedly saying 'um' and 'uh' throughout the year. It concludes with a promotion for the Guns Podcast US, GUNSmagazine.com, and FMG Publications' social media channels. The speaker's authority is signaled by their affiliation with established firearms publications and hosting a podcast.

This video from GUNS Magazine and American Handgunner highlights the most frequently discussed firearm caliber in their 2025 content: the .410 Bore. Through a humorous montage, the hosts emphasize the significant presence of this caliber in their discussions throughout the year, showcasing its relevance to their audience.

This video review by Roy Huntington of GUNS and American Handgunner Magazines introduces the Streamlight Wedge SL as his new favorite EDC flashlight. He highlights its slim, pocket-friendly design, simple one-button operation for high (500 lumens) and low (100 lumens) modes, and USB-C charging. The focus is on practical utility without unnecessary features like strobe or SOS.

This episode of The Guns Podcast delves into the often-overlooked reality of police firearms training, challenging the public perception that all officers are experts. Hosts Brent Wheat and Roy Huntington, drawing on extensive experience, reveal how many officers only meet minimum qualifications, with some even facing issues like rusted firearms and mismatched ammunition. The discussion highlights the "10-80-10 Rule" (10% experts, 80% minimum, 10% unqualified) and emphasizes the critical need for consistent, disciplined training for both law enforcement and concealed carriers, as shooting is a perishable skill. The episode is sponsored by Ruger Firearms.

This video announces the discontinuation of the print editions of GUNS Magazine and American Handgunner Magazine after 70 years. The hosts, Brent Wheat and Roy Huntington, discuss the business challenges leading to this decision and outline the brand's future pivot to a digital-first strategy, including their website, YouTube channel, and a rebranded podcast now called 'Guns Podcast US'. They emphasize that the passion, integrity, and commitment to providing firearms content will continue in the digital space.

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast honors the late John Taffin, a revered expert on revolvers and a longtime writer for GUNS Magazine and American Handgunner. Hosts Roy Huntington and Brent T. Wheat share insider stories and memories of Mr. Taffin, celebrating his legacy as a "singular sixgunner." The episode is sponsored by Armasight, a provider of thermal and night vision solutions.

This video highlights the new Colt Safety Impact Award, an initiative by Colt Manufacturing to recognize non-profit organizations dedicated to firearms industry safety. Colt President Josh Dorsey discusses the award with GUNS Magazine Editor Brent T. Wheat. The description also provides details on the voting period, winner announcement date, and a website for more information and to cast votes. It also promotes the free GUNS Insider newsletter.

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast features an interview with Wayne van Zwoll, a prolific writer and contributor to GUNS Magazine. Van Zwoll, with a Ph.D. in forestry/wildlife policy, has authored 16 books and nearly 3,000 articles on firearms, optics, ballistics, and big game hunting over the past four decades. He is also a competitive rifleman, a hunter who has pursued game on five continents, and has served as a Hunter Education Instructor. The podcast invites viewers to suggest future topics and guests.

This video features GUNS writer Alan Garbers discussing his passion for firearms, particularly his involvement in Cowboy Action Shooting. He also shares his unusual hobby of hunting rattlesnakes in Arizona, delving into the process, common myths, and the importance of conservation and regulations. The segment on Cowboy Action Shooting covers getting started and its general appeal. The video also touches upon Garbers' favorite past articles and his future aspirations.

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast features Roy Huntington recounting his first horseback riding experience in 50 years during a mountain lion hunt in Arizona. The conversation with host Brent T. Wheat delves into the adventure, highlighting the unique combination of traditional outdoor activities and hunting. The podcast also encourages viewer engagement for future topic and guest suggestions and promotes subscribing to the GUNS Magazine YouTube channel and newsletter.

This GUNS Magazine video features Editor Brent T. Wheat providing a crucial reminder for gun owners on New Year's Day. The video emphasizes the importance of performing a specific, vital action with one's pistols on this particular day. While the exact action isn't detailed in the provided information, the context suggests it's related to firearm maintenance, safety, or readiness, offering value to pistol owners.

This video features Dr. Will Dabbs discussing "The Guns Of Alcatraz," a topic he covered for American Handgunner and GUNS Magazine. The infamous prison, known for its high-security measures and lack of successful escapes, maintained a significant armory. This arsenal served a dual purpose: to maintain control over its over 300 "worst-of-the-worst" inmates and to deter any potential jailbreak invasions.