Videos tagged with NRA Museum

This video explores the Mauser 1918 T-Gewehr, an early German anti-tank rifle developed during WWI. It highlights the rifle's design as an evolution of the Mauser 98, its 13.2mm caliber, and its role in countering early tanks. The rifle is presented as a precursor to later .50 caliber anti-tank weapons and is currently displayed at the NRA National Firearms Museum.

This video showcases a matchlock firearm from the early colonial period, highlighting it as an example of the first arms used by settlers. It emphasizes that this historical piece, along with thousands of others, is on display at the National Firearms Museum in Fairfax, VA. The description also provides links to learn more about the museum and the National Rifle Association's programs.

This video provides a tour of the NRA National Firearms Museum in Fairfax, Virginia, highlighting a vast collection of firearms spanning historical periods and applications. The museum showcases everything from early firearms and private collections like Robert E. Peterson's to competitive shooting artifacts, World Wars exhibits, Hollywood movie props, and law enforcement armaments. It emphasizes the breadth and depth of firearms history and culture.

Ronnie Barrett discusses the absence of a Barrett .50 caliber rifle at the NRA Museum, leading to his donation of an original USMC M82A1 from Desert Storm. The rifle features unique scope mountings specific to its military deployment.

This video discusses the Gun Rights Policy Conference and the state of gun rights organizations, particularly the NRA. The speaker expresses disillusionment with the NRA's current state and proposes radical solutions, including 'burning it down' to send a message to politicians and other organizations. The discussion also touches on the effectiveness of various gun rights groups and the challenges they face in the current political climate.

This video features Logan Metesh of High Caliber History presenting at the Arsenals of History symposium. The presentation, held at the Cody Firearms Museum, focuses on the theme of social media and its impact on firearms museums. Metesh discusses visitor and staff demographics, exploring how today's collectors obtain information and how this influences their interest in historical firearms institutions. The event also touched upon the renovation of the Cody Firearms Museum.

This behind-the-scenes video from American Rifleman TV explores the filming of an "I Have This Old Gun" segment. The focus is on antique trap guns and alarm guns, featuring insights from the ARTV crew and the NRA Museum staff. The video offers a glimpse into the production process and the historical context of these unique firearms.

This Q&A episode of Forgotten Weapons covers a wide range of firearms topics, from the engineering of modular systems like the Stoner 63 to the historical adoption of the Lebel rifle. Host Ian McCollum discusses the pros and cons of bipods, recommends firearms museums, and explains the design process for firearms. He also touches on ammunition purchasing, the longevity of his channel, and the historical effectiveness of various firearms in conflict zones. The discussion extends to the evolution of firearm safety, the enduring popularity of the 9x19mm cartridge, and the challenges of firearms authorship.

This episode of The Gun Collective Podcast, titled "The Thumbnail is a Lie Edition," features hosts Adam and Jon discussing current events, new product releases, and other firearm-related topics. The episode references articles covering gun control agendas, the launch of a Super PAC by Parkland parents, a Crimson Trace recall due to FDA regulations, Franklin Armory's acquisition of Osprey Defense, a public stance against a demand by David Hogg, the NRA Museum receiving a rare CIA Deer Gun, a Springfield XD incident, a Sig Sauer Thin Blue Line P320, a Wilson Combat Rob Haught Remington 870, a civilian AA-12, and an Apex kit for SDVE pistols. The video also includes various affiliate links for purchasing gear and supporting the channel.

This video offers a comprehensive tour of the NRA Museum, presented as a tribute. It highlights the museum as a "must watch" destination for firearm enthusiasts. A promotional link is provided for an NRA membership discount.

This video features John Popp interviewing Phil Schreier, Senior Curator at the National Firearms Museum, about a historical display of Harrington & Richardson rimfire revolvers from the 1876 Centennial Exposition. The display showcases the company's medal-winning firearms from that era. The discussion highlights the significance of these 19th-century revolvers and their presentation at a major international event.

This YouTube video, titled "News and The National Firearms Museum Presents 'On the Road' Episode 1", features guns and interviews from Wanenmacher's Tulsa Arms Show. The description directs viewers to the NRA Museum website for more information. The content likely offers a glimpse into a prominent firearms exhibition, showcasing various firearms and potentially interviews with collectors, dealers, or museum representatives.