Videos tagged with Joel

This video, titled 'They Are Among Us - The Nephilim,' delves into the concept of Nephilim being present in the modern world. While the title and description heavily focus on biblical prophecy and spiritual themes, the channel 'God Family and Guns' (GFG) suggests a potential underlying connection to their typical content, which often includes firearms. The description explicitly mentions the channel's mission and encourages support through Patreon, and also provides links to partnered ministries and product recommendations. The extracted tags reflect the core themes of the description and the channel's name.

This video demonstrates F-Class competition shooting at an extended range of 1050 yards. Instructor Joel, using Eric Cortina's F-Class rifle, navigates the challenges of long-range accuracy, including windage and elevation adjustments, consistent rifle seating, and the use of electronic targets. The session highlights the precision required for F-Class and the importance of repeatable shooting techniques.

This video discusses the concepts of 'turtles' (overly cautious shooters) and 'hosers' (fast but inaccurate shooters) in practical shooting. It introduces the 'Confirmation Drill' as a method to develop different shooting 'gears' by practicing various aiming techniques, from point-shooting on close targets to sharp front sight focus on distant ones. The goal is to help shooters find a balance between speed and accuracy, tailored to their individual predispositions.

This YouTube video, titled "Just for Gun: Speed Holes," appears to be a lighthearted or possibly humorous take on firearms, with a cryptic description requesting viewers to "Call Joel and tell him we love him." The content is likely intended for an audience interested in firearms culture, possibly with a comedic or informal approach. The description also includes links to Patreon and SubscribeStar, indicating that the creator seeks financial support from their viewers for ongoing content creation.

This YouTube video, titled "Stage Study Episode 4," features Joel performing a stage study where he runs three different shooting stages back-to-back. He is actively seeking viewer feedback on his performance, asking for comments on what he did wrong or right. The video aims to help viewers understand how to better navigate and execute barricade stages, a common element in precision rifle competitions. The Precision Rifle Network (PRN) promotes the video, highlighting its relevance for competitors, operators, and hunters, and encourages community engagement and support through Patreon. The description also mentions sponsorship and product review opportunities.