Videos tagged with Pimp My Pew

This video features an interview with Jeremy Hedin of 'What the Kicks' at SHOT Show 2024. Hedin, recognized for his 'Most Dapper' Gundie award and success with 'Pimp My Pew', discusses the importance of SHOT Show for industry networking. He also announces an exciting collaboration with Fusion Firearms for a limited run of 25 custom pistols, available in XP Pro and 3-inch compact models, and touches on a new NRA media partnership aimed at engaging younger demographics.

This video offers a behind-the-scenes look at "Pimp My Pew" Season 1, showcasing custom firearms modified by @whatthekicks. It features interviews with contestants and highlights the "gun magic" involved in the builds. The description promotes the We The Free streaming platform for uncensored firearms content, with a discount offer. It also directs viewers to Marcus's book, the Guns Out TV website for updates and partner discounts, and lists various sponsors including BOSS Silencers, Staccato, Brownells, and Optics Planet. Social media links are provided.

This video features a Desert Eagle with a suppressor, hinted at by the title and hashtags. The description promotes a new TV show called "PIMP MY PEW" and encourages viewers to share the video. It also mentions several other firearm types like Draco, Glock, Krink, and PSA, suggesting a broader appeal to firearm enthusiasts and custom builds.

This video showcases a collection of newly acquired suppressors, including titanium models from Anechoic and offerings from AAC. The unboxing process highlights the convenience of purchasing NFA items through Capitol Armory. The speaker also features an SDTA M22II rimfire suppressor, emphasizing the ease of delivery for these firearm accessories.

This video showcases the customization process for a Henry lever action rifle, transforming it into a unique 'PIMP MY PEW' build. The process involves applying custom Cerakote and adding a braided lever wrap, demonstrating a modern approach to classic firearms. The host, implied to be from 'Whatthekicks', exhibits a casual yet knowledgeable tone about firearm modifications.