Videos tagged with Megan Sweasey

This YouTube video features a "fun little reload session" with TTI ladies Megan Sweasey, Alicia Whitten, and Elizabeth Keller. The title and description suggest a casual and enjoyable experience, likely involving the process of reloading ammunition. The presence of the TTI (Taran Tactical Innovations) brand implies a focus on performance firearms and potentially high-end equipment, though no specific firearms or calibers are mentioned.

This YouTube video, titled 'Flashback Friday w/ Chrysti Ane. Rosslyn Luke and Megan Sweasey on timer,' features Chrysti Ane shooting her Taran Tactical, platinum high polish, Glock 34 Combat Master. The video focuses on the firearm's performance and likely showcases its capabilities, possibly in a timed shooting drill or a casual range day setting. The description highlights the specific model and its custom finish, suggesting an appreciation for high-end firearms.

This video showcases shooting a TTI Glock 34 Combat Master, highlighting its performance with +6 basepads. The title suggests a progression or improvement by Tetiana Gaidar over a short period, potentially related to her shooting skills or the firearm's capabilities, with Megan Sweasey involved in the demonstration.

This video features Megan Sweasey testing out a TTI MPX firearm, with notable Nitro Circus personalities Streetbike Tommy and Jolene VanVugt present. The description highlights the MPX by TTI, indicating a focus on firearm performance and potentially its capabilities in a dynamic setting, given the involvement of Nitro Circus members.

This video explores Taran Tactical Innovations' role in training Hollywood celebrities for action roles, particularly highlighting the impact of Keanu Reeves' 'John Wick' training. It showcases the expertise of Taran Butler and his team, including competitive shooters Jade Struck, Jennifer Irene, and Megan Sweasey. The content emphasizes the dedication of actors like Keanu Reeves and discusses how celebrity training can positively shift perspectives on firearms.