Videos tagged with Nutnfancy Project

This video provides a long-range shooting review of the Sig Cross rifle in 6.5 Creedmoor, focusing on its performance at approximately 900 yards. The reviewer, Nutnfancy, addresses past trigger issues with earlier models, highlighting the improved 'Version 2.0'. He demonstrates shooting techniques, discusses the impact of wind and ammunition choice (specifically a Norma round with a low BC), and evaluates the rifle's ergonomics and trigger quality. The review concludes that the Sig Cross, with its trigger fixed, is redeemed and highly recommended for its balance of portability, compactness, and ergonomics.

This video showcases the Nutnfancy Project's special edition Dagger Knives Sting, a collaboration with Blade HQ. The reviewer, identified as a knife enthusiast or 'knife dork,' expresses excitement for the unique colorways (yellow and green) and the blackened D2 steel blade. He highlights features like the skull motif on the clip and deployment hole, the deep-carry pocket clip, and the practical yet unique design, noting its potential for both EDC and tactical use. The video also touches on the collectible nature of these limited editions and the process for obtaining a signed version for Patreon donors.

This video reviews the Nutnfancy Project Special Edition Boker Kalashnikov Hawk Bill knife. The presenter, with significant experience in knife reviews, highlights its unique design, collectible value, and potential as a self-defense tool. He emphasizes its 'second cool' factor and its departure from traditional blade shapes, while also discussing its practical aspects and investment potential.

This video reviews the extremely limited, special edition LionSteel ROK TMP knife, a collaboration with nutnfancy. It highlights the knife's unique features, including various colorations, a detachable thumb stud, a refined flipper tab, and M390 steel. The reviewer emphasizes the knife's collectible nature and high-quality Italian craftsmanship, noting its potential as an investment.

This video announces the release of new TNP (The Nutnfancy Project) hats, detailing significant design improvements over previous versions. The hats are now constructed from a more durable and breathable Cordura or Sublexx nylon fabric, featuring a two-panel color design, pin pockets, and a Velcro patch attachment for customization. The embroidered TNP patch has also been redesigned for higher quality.

Nutnfancy announces the sale of a significant portion of The Nutnfancy Project (TNP) firearm collection to cover expenses and make space. The event, a garage sale at the PFI store in Layton, Utah, will feature value pricing for attendees. The video showcases various firearms, including sought-after models, and discusses strategies for selling optics alongside the firearms.

This video demonstrates a tactical training drill reenacting a scene from the movie 'Collateral.' It focuses on drawing from concealment and engaging multiple threats rapidly at close range. The drill emphasizes mental preparation, controlled aggression, and the importance of neutralizing threats until they are no longer a danger. It highlights practical considerations for close-quarters combat, including weapon retention and malfunction clearing.

This video from Nutnfancy provides an update on The Nutnfancy Project's merchandise, including hats, shirts, mousepads, and unique shell casing necklaces. The presenter, demonstrating high authority as an established influencer, details the design rationale behind the tactical gear and explains how proceeds fund the project and charitable endeavors. The content also touches upon firearm models like the MP5 clone and Mini-14 Tactical.

This review of the Spyderco Calypso C54GPB highlights its strengths as a lightweight, fast, and effective tactical and EDC knife. The presenter, Nutnfancy, emphasizes its VG-10 steel blade, G10 handle, and thin profile, comparing it favorably to other Spyderco models like the Police G10 and Endura 4 G10. While noting minor drawbacks like a slightly small deployment hole and the riveted handle scales, the overall assessment is highly positive, recommending it as a collectible sprint run that is also highly functional.

This Nutnfancy Project video, "OPERATION RED SKIES: Inbrief," details a multi-day, self-contained expedition in high desert environments. The adventure involves rigorous hiking and engaging targets up to 600 yards with SAPRs. The video highlights a variety of firearms, including the FN 17S, Springfield Armory M1A, DPMS LR-308 Classic Custom, AP4 parts gun, Savage 10 FP, Glock 17, Glock 22, and FN Five-Seven. The expedition emphasizes testing the limits of firearms, gear, and the individual, with a significant amount of 7.62x51mm ammunition being used. PFIDude and Matt from Troy Industries are featured as adventure companions.

This Nutnfancy Project adventure, "Llama Trek," chronicles a journey to a snow-covered mountain basin reminiscent of high-altitude Nepal expeditions. The expedition relies on a team of llamas – Rama, Casper, and Windstar – to transport gear. The trek involves steep slopes, deep snow, and bushwhacking with snowshoes, accompanied by Mountain Dog Allie. Limitations of the llamas in deep snow lead to establishing a base camp. The video also features knife testing and .22 caliber plinking with the crew, highlighting Nutnfancy's consistent engagement with firearms and gear even during outdoor adventures. The descent proves challenging, with some losing gear. The experience is described as memorable due to the llama companions.

This video delves into the challenges and philosophy behind creating effective booth reviews and manufacturer interviews for the Nutnfancy Project. The presenter, Nutnfancy, addresses criticisms regarding his interviewing style, emphasizing the pressure of time at events like Shot Show, the limitations of hosts, and the importance of authenticity and audience interest. He outlines his approach to gatekeeping content, ensuring it remains informative, engaging, and true to the TMP brand, rather than serving as mere advertising.