Videos tagged with PR

This video focuses on a personal deadlift personal record (PR) achieved at Xcal, a gun range and gym in Loudon County, Virginia. The description highlights Xcal as a state-of-the-art facility and mentions an upcoming range day event on August 5th with @GunsOutTV. The content appears to be a blend of fitness and a promotion for a firearm-related event at the venue.

This video focuses on a 475-pound deadlift personal record (PR) achieved using a Kabuki bar. The content is centered around strength training and weightlifting, with specific mention of the Kabuki brand bar and the deadlift exercise. It is tagged with terms related to gym activities, weightlifting, and strength. There is no discernible firearms-related content in the title or description.

This video focuses on a personal strength achievement, specifically a 405-pound deadlift using a straight bar. The creator is celebrating a new personal record (PR) in this powerlifting exercise. While the title and description do not mention any firearms, the context is a personal accomplishment related to physical fitness.

This video showcases a personal record (PR) in strict pull-ups, achieved at 11 repetitions. The creator expresses satisfaction with the improvement, even if it was a modest one-rep gain. The description also highlights the outfit worn, attributing it to the brand @bornprimitive and provides a discount link. Several relevant hashtags are included, focusing on fitness, strength training, CrossFit, and specific locations in Utah.

This video features Grant Stinchfield critiquing Shannon Watts, a prominent gun control advocate. Stinchfield argues that Watts's fundraising and influence are heavily reliant on the existence of gun rights organizations like the NRA, suggesting her activism would be significantly diminished without them. He accuses her of manipulating her supporters by twisting the words of NRA members and using her public relations background to achieve her goals. The segment highlights the ongoing political discourse surrounding gun rights in the United States.

This "After Show" episode of Tom Gresham's Gun Talk from December 14, 2014, features discussions on maintaining a positive public relations presence as gun advocates, addressing the spread of anti-gun advocates in Nevada, and a lighthearted mention of Tom's sewing skills. The description also provides extensive details on how to listen to the live radio show, download podcasts, and access the Gun Talk app across various platforms, promoting the brand's reach and accessibility.