Videos tagged with Range Access

This guide, drawing on the expertise of Alyssa Seymour, outlines how gun owners can identify states that best align with their lifestyle and Second Amendment priorities. It emphasizes evaluating factors beyond just laws, including community, industry presence, and opportunities for active shooting and training, to find a true 'shooters' paradise.'

The Gathering 2026, presented by Palmetto State Armory, is an annual event held at Clinton House Plantation in Clinton, SC. It offers attendees access to vendor villages showcasing the latest gear and accessories, as well as extensive range time to test firearms from various manufacturers. While most firearms are available for shooting, some exceptions like belt-fed guns or .50 BMG may incur additional charges, with company-provided ammunition typically included for most firearms.

This short video discusses the common dilemma in long-range shooting: waiting for opportunities versus acquiring the necessary equipment. The speaker suggests that investing in the right gear can proactively create opportunities, as the desire to test new equipment will drive the search for suitable ranges and competitions.

This video details a legal victory by the Fort Devens Rifle and Pistol Club against the US Army over range access fees. The club, comprised of veterans and affiliated with the CMP and NRA, successfully sued to regain free access to a range they had used for years. Despite winning the lawsuit, the club faced continued resistance and arbitrary restrictions, leading to further legal action. The case highlights issues of government accountability and civilian access to military facilities, potentially setting a national precedent.

This video highlights an upcoming event at a museum, featuring tours, Dead Air suppressor demonstrations, a machine gun vendor, and food trucks. Attendees of the museum tour gain free range access, while others pay $15. Notably, excise tax fees are waived on Dead Air products. The video also showcases remaining Dragon Fire rifles, with a detailed explanation of their upgrades by Melissa. A historic Gatling Gun is also mentioned as a point of interest. Contact information for inquiries is provided.

This video features a discussion between Lucas Botkin of T-Rex Arms and a host on the importance of consistent firearms training, dispelling common excuses for not training, and the ethical considerations within the firearms industry. Botkin emphasizes that dedication and resourcefulness are key to improving shooting skills, regardless of access to private ranges. He also touches on the challenges of running a business with strong convictions in the current market and the evolving landscape of the Second Amendment community.

This video captures the opening of Dragonman's facility, highlighting visitors arriving for the Military Museum and shooting range. The description notes a growing attendance year over year and directs viewers to the official website for facility inquiries. The content focuses on the operational opening of a popular shooting and military history destination.

This video provides an informative and value-focused review of the Axis 500 UTV, highlighting its features and budget-friendly appeal for range access and land management. The speaker, with high authority in consumer-level tactical and outdoor equipment reviews, details the UTV's mechanical aspects, standard inclusions like a 3,500 lb winch, and its value proposition compared to competitors.

This video announces a recent delivery of previously backordered products at Dragonman's, indicating improved stock availability. The description also provides operational details for the store, including opening hours, range access (weather permitting), and museum tour schedules. Notably, it mentions a $12 per person range fee with no membership required, allowing all-day shooting access on weekends. A link to the Dragonman's store for t-shirts is included.