Videos tagged with NCHeel

This video, "Save the Trees! Shoot Steel," by Fun Gun Reviews, emphasizes the benefits of shooting steel targets at the range. The presenter highlights the instant feedback and long-term cost-effectiveness compared to paper targets. The video is sponsored by Shootsteel.com and gives a shout-out to the NCHeel YouTube channel. It encourages viewers to like and subscribe for more content from Sootch00.

This video showcases a "Range Day" event hosted by Fun Gun Reviews at the "Head Down" Range, located outside of Dallas, Georgia. The review features individuals from Head Down Products, including owners David Hunsucker and Lee Queen, and participants Ryan, Creighton, Jared, and Rodney (NCHeel). The focus is on the Head Down "Provectus" line of rifles. The video highlights an educational and enjoyable experience at the new range, which is being built for testing and training purposes. NCHeel's YouTube channel is also referenced.

This video, "Brothers In Arms" from Fun Gun Reviews, encourages viewers to strengthen shooting sports by organizing range outings with fellow firearm enthusiasts. It highlights the learning and enjoyment that comes from such gatherings. The description also provides links to SC Gun School, their YouTube channel, and other firearm-related channels (NCHeel, MrHamandPrepper), as well as merchandise for Sootch00. The video utilizes royalty-free music titled "Overflow".

This video documents a Gun Appreciation Rally held in Columbia, SC, on January 19, 2013. Hosted by Fun Gun Reviews, the rally's stated purpose was to stand for freedom and the Second Amendment. The description also includes links to various YouTube channels and a radio show, suggesting a community-focused event with participation from other firearms content creators.

This video features a range day with friends, showcasing the Kriss Vector and Kel Tec Sub 2000 carbines. The description highlights the fun aspect of spending time at the range and the opportunity to try new firearms, potentially adding them to a "Wish List." The content appears to be a casual review or demonstration of these two specific firearms in a recreational setting.