Videos tagged with Mike Venturino

This video from GUNS and American Handgunner Magazines highlights several published books compiling articles from their magazines. It features "The Odd Angry Shot" by John Connor, "Gun Crank Diaries" by the same author, "Shooting Iron" by Mike Venturino, a comprehensive Smith & Wesson collection, and the speaker's own "Insider Column" compilation. These books offer a mix of humor, insight, and historical firearm content.

This video is a tribute to the late firearms writer Mike Venturino, hosted by hickok45. It highlights Venturino's significant contributions to firearms literature, particularly his passion for classic firearms like the Colt Single Action Army, single-shot rifles, lever-action rifles, and World War II era firearms. The video features shooting demonstrations of firearms Venturino favored, emphasizing his expertise and the impact he had on the shooting community.

This video provides a sneak preview of the November-December 2024 issue of American Handgunner Magazine. It highlights a stunning Colt 1911 with high-polish stainless steel finish and custom grips, discusses the 'Apparatus Insignis' column focusing on historical firearms like the Inland pistol, and touches on various articles including reloading tips, a unique military use of a .25 ACP pistol, red dot sight techniques, and a comparison of .32 H&R Magnum revolvers.

This video announces the availability of Mike Venturino's book, "Shooting Iron." While the video itself doesn't showcase specific firearms or calibers in action, the title and description clearly indicate that the content of the book pertains to firearms. Therefore, relevant tags would focus on the author, the book itself, and the broader topic of firearms history and literature.

This video is a tribute and farewell to Mike "Duke" Venturino, a respected figure in the firearms community. While no specific firearms or topics are detailed in the description, the title suggests a focus on his legacy and contributions, likely involving discussions or mentions of firearms, shooting, or related historical content. It's a personal farewell, implying a connection to individuals and experiences within the shooting and collecting world.

This video, "Web Blast: Getting Into Blackpowder," features Mike "Duke" Venturino from FMG Publications. He aims to demystify the process of starting with blackpowder firearms, suggesting it's more accessible than many might believe. The content focuses on providing an introductory guide for newcomers to the world of muzzleloading and historical firearms.