Videos tagged with Research and Development

The Yankee Marshal argues that recent new firearm models are uninspired due to gun manufacturers operating within an artificially inflated market driven by fear-mongering. This unsustainable business model prioritizes short-term profits and shareholder dividends over genuine innovation, leading to minor cosmetic changes or slight spec alterations rather than significant advancements. The speaker believes this market is a bubble poised to burst, discouraging investment in R&D.

This YouTube video, titled 'The engineers putting their work to the test!', suggests a focus on the practical application and testing of engineering projects, likely within a context that involves physical performance and potentially firearms. The description reiterates the title, emphasizing the evaluation of the engineers' creations. Without a transcript, the exact nature of the 'work' being tested remains inferred, but the phrasing implies a hands-on, results-oriented demonstration.

This video breaks down the multifaceted reasons behind varying firearm prices, moving beyond simple supply and demand. It details how 'sin taxes,' manufacturing overhead, economies of scale, ease of production, research and development, design features, material appeal, brand popularity, and country of origin all contribute to a firearm's final cost. The analysis highlights that a higher price doesn't always equate to a superior product, emphasizing the importance of understanding these factors for informed purchasing decisions.

This YouTube video, titled 'XS for Labor Day' from the VSO Gun Channel, is presented as an educational test conducted in accordance with YouTube's community guidelines. The channel emphasizes its role as an educational resource and research/development contract lab, distinct from firearm sales. All depicted magazines are standard capacity or less. The description highlights that content is often provided by manufacturers but VSO retains creative rights and ensures objective reporting, including negative aspects. The video is derived from testing and evaluation services provided by VSOrdnance LLC.

This video introduces Blackside, an experimental R&D unit within Haley Strategic Partners in Scottsdale, Arizona. Blackside focuses on developing simple solutions for complex projects, particularly for individuals in duty and honor roles. Their work often leads to commercial product lines, benefiting both military personnel and everyday Americans. The team comprises individuals with diverse backgrounds, including military, law enforcement, competitive shooting, and extreme sports, fostering creative flexibility and outside-the-box thinking in product design.

This video announces the launch of the "Armed and Nerded Podcast" with its first episode. The creator, associated with the VSO Gun Channel, aims to provide in-depth details on firearms-related topics. The description emphasizes the channel's role as an educational resource promoting responsible gun ownership and safety. It also outlines the channel's operational principles, including its independence from manufacturers and commitment to objective content, even when subject matter is provided by third parties. Viewers are encouraged to join an email list for potential discounts via an affiliate link.

This video showcases the Exothermic Technologies Flamethrower, a unique under-barrel attachment. The creator traveled to Michigan to film due to Ohio's "unconstitutional regulations on dangerous ordnance." The video emphasizes the creator's role as an educational resource for responsible gun ownership and safety, and clarifies that VSO Gun Channel is not involved in selling firearms. They offer consulting services for testing and development, but maintain editorial independence. The description also includes affiliate links and social media channels for VSO Gun Channel.

This video from VSO Gun Channel appears to be a follow-up to a previous video, as indicated by the title and the provided link to "yesterday's video." The description primarily consists of links to the creator's various social media platforms, Patreon, SubscribeStar, and affiliate page, as well as a detailed disclaimer about their business practices, emphasizing their role as an educational resource and testing lab. While the specific content of the video is not detailed, the context suggests a discussion or elaboration on a topic previously covered, likely related to firearms given the channel's focus.

This video from VSO Gun Channel, despite a lost description, appears to be a commentary or discussion on events in Ukraine, framed with a somewhat provocative title. The channel emphasizes its role as an educational resource promoting responsible gun ownership and safety. They operate as a media production company and a contract lab for research, development, and testing, with a clear stance against promoting firearm sales. VSO guarantees objective content based on performed tests and reserves creative rights, even for manufacturer-provided subjects. They also clarify that their testing services are compensated, but opinions and access to their audience cannot be bought. Standard capacity magazines or lower are used in their videos.

This video from the VSO Gun Channel is presented as an educational resource by VSO Media LLC and VSOrdnance LLC. The channel emphasizes responsible gun ownership and safety, aiming to counteract negative societal influences. They focus on objective content derived from testing and evaluation services provided to manufacturers. The description also mentions a data loss incident affecting video descriptions and provides a link for missing information. VSO clarifies they are not in the business of selling firearms and reserve creative rights to publish both positive and negative aspects of tested products.

This video discusses the potential acquisition of Colt by CZ, analyzing the implications for both companies and the firearms industry. The speaker, drawing on personal experience, highlights Colt's historical issues with R&D, outdated facilities, and management decisions. He suggests CZ's expertise in modern firearms manufacturing and quality could revitalize Colt, but emphasizes the need for significant internal changes, including leadership and potentially relocation, to ensure Colt's future success.