Videos tagged with LastSuspect

This YouTube video showcases a "sweet" 1000-yard target holder custom-built for testing multiple firearms at extreme range. The creator is testing several guns to this distance and wishes viewers luck. Notably, LastSuspect makes a rare appearance, pulled away from his order fulfillment duties at www.nutnfancy.bigcartel.com to join the testing. The description humorously notes LastSuspect's lack of enthusiasm for the endeavor, "Uh, no."

This video features a candid discussion between TacticalDoodle, LastSuspect, and an unnamed third individual about their approaches to parenting, the outcomes of those approaches, and perceived shortcomings in contemporary parenting philosophies. The conversation takes place within what is described as the 'TD Cavern.' While the description does not explicitly mention firearms, the participants' online personas (TacticalDoodle and LastSuspect) are heavily associated with the firearms community, suggesting the discussion might touch upon related themes or life philosophies that indirectly connect to firearm ownership and responsible citizenship.

This video details a training session for a 14-year-old shooter learning the M1 Garand. It covers fundamental M1 Garand operation, including proper loading with the en-bloc clip and the 'Garand thumb' technique. Key marksmanship principles like stability, trigger control, and breathing are emphasized, along with a simulated tactical stress drill and concluding with night vision tracer fire. The instruction is delivered with a fatherly yet authoritative tone by Nutnfancy.

This video documents a high-mountain backpacking adventure undertaken by the Nutnfancy crew in the summer of 2010. The group climbs to over 11,700 feet, encountering challenging terrain including snow fields, boulder slopes, knife ridges, and a glacier. They highlight the stunning alpine scenery, including waterfalls, creeks, quaking aspens, conifers, valley views, mountain flowers, and alpine basins. The adventure involves a treacherous cliff descent and a glacier glissade, all navigated safely. The crew, including Nutnfancy, his son LastSuspect, and their dog Allie, also has close encounters with mountain goats. The journey spans approximately 20 miles and is described as exhausting, even for those in shape, with some minor injuries sustained. The video aims to share this memorable experience with viewers and teases the upcoming 'WTAIT Actual' series.

This video, "Cutthroat" by Nutnfancy, is part 5 of the 'Summer Snow' series and focuses on a fishing trip with his son, LastSuspect. The content highlights the serene mountain lake environment, humor, respect for life, and gear discussions. It details the process of catching and releasing a cutthroat trout, emphasizing the struggle to save the fish from a treble hook and the effectiveness of the Leatherman S2 Juice MT. The video also touches on tent life and the end of a three-day expedition. While the primary focus is fishing and outdoor experience, it mentions specific gear and a tool with potential relevance to the EDC/outdoor enthusiast audience.

This video chronicles a challenging backpacking expedition through early summer snow drifts to reach a remote and scenic mountain basin and lake. The journey is undertaken with companions LastSuspect and Allie the Mountain Dog. The description emphasizes the beauty of the natural landscape and the personal significance of the experience for the creator, Nutnfancy. The video also mentions the inclusion of "Jimmy G's soulful song 'Mountain Shadows'" as background music.

This is Part 3 of 4 of Nutnfancy's appearance on the LuvChat show from August 25, 2009. The nearly 3.5-hour interview, extended beyond its scheduled two hours to accommodate more callers, featured Jim "Poorman" Trenton as host. Nutnfancy aimed to archive the event for subscribers who missed it live. The description notes incomplete filming due to a late start and battery changes, but most of the conversation, including caller questions, is present. Notable appearances include Mrs. Nutnfancy, TacticalDoodle, LastSuspect, and Allie the Mountain Dog. Nutnfancy addresses criticism regarding his firearm handling towards the webcam, defending it as safe due to the backdrop.