Videos tagged with Tactical Fellowship

This video showcases a dynamic 2-gun competition stage at River Bend Gun Club, featuring a variety of shooting scenarios. The shooter demonstrates proficient transitions between rifle and pistol, engaging targets from diverse positions including a pickup truck, enclosed bays, and behind barricades. The content highlights practical application of competitive shooting techniques and gear.

Benwa from Tactical Fellowship, drawing on four years of experience with Warrior Poet Society's YouTube channel, provides expert guidance for small channels navigating YouTube's monetization landscape in 2026. He emphasizes proactive strategies to maintain 'green checks' and avoid strikes, focusing on content that aligns with YouTube's evolving policies and algorithm.

Benwa offers a strong, opinionated review of the Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 Metal Carry Comp, highlighting its intense, grippy, and polarizing design. He considers it an 'elevated' M&P model, ideal for multi-gun competitions if one is dedicated to the platform. The review focuses on the firearm's distinctive aesthetics and potential performance.

Ben Wah of Tactical Fellowship reviews the Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 Metal Carry Comp, evaluating its suitability as a pinnacle carry and competition pistol. He details its technical specifications, including the ported barrel, aluminum frame, and optics-ready slide, while also discussing its performance, particularly the 'Power Port' recoil reduction and the unique trigger reset. The review highlights its aggressive ergonomics and suitability for multi-gun competition.

The 'Bear the Flame' EDC coin from Tactical Fellowship is a heavyweight, 1.5-inch challenge coin designed as a pocket-sized inspirational tool. Featuring a battle-hardened bear emblem and the 'Bear the Flame' inscription, it serves as a daily reminder to maintain hope and resilience during challenging times. Its design emphasizes durability and motivational symbolism for the modern warrior.

This video demonstrates a competitive shooting stage focusing on shotgun handling. It highlights the process of engaging targets with birdshot, clearing a common bolt malfunction under pressure, and transitioning to loading and firing slugs to complete the stage. The content is presented by an experienced shooter from Tactical Fellowship, offering practical insights into competitive shotgun use.

This guide details the installation of two key Volquartsen upgrades for the Ruger 10/22: an extended magazine release and an auto bolt release. These modifications enhance the rifle's ergonomics and operational efficiency, particularly for the manual of arms. The host, demonstrating high expertise, emphasizes how these parts improve the user experience, making actions like magazine changes and bolt manipulation more intuitive.

This review of the Ruger BX Trigger highlights its value as a budget-friendly, drop-in upgrade for the Ruger 10/22 platform. The speaker, from Tactical Fellowship, emphasizes the significant reduction in trigger pull weight from approximately 6 lbs to a crisp 2.5-3 lbs, along with an improved reset and a more tactile safety mechanism. Despite being polymer, it's presented as a high-value component that enhances shooting performance.

This guide details the installation of a Volquartsen extended magazine release on a Ruger 10/22. The process involves safely releasing tension on the factory pin by depressing the magazine plunger, removing the old release, and installing the new extended version. The video demonstrates a clear, step-by-step procedure, highlighting the ease of the upgrade for improved firearm ergonomics.

This YouTube video focuses on a scope base tip for the Ruger 10/22 rifle. The description emphasizes that the content reflects the author's opinions, is for entertainment, and does not constitute firearm modification instructions or sales. It also includes a disclaimer regarding potential affiliate links. The #shorts tag indicates it's a short-form video.

This YouTube video, titled "Benwa's Thoughts Grey Birch MFG Chassis?", features an individual's opinions on a specific firearm chassis. The description emphasizes that the views expressed are personal and intended for entertainment. It also includes standard fair use disclaimers regarding content sourcing and asserts that the video is not intended to sell firearms or provide instructions for modifications. The content is presented as a personal opinion piece, with a link provided for further information on the "Tactical Fellowship" website.

This YouTube video appears to be a short, informal clip with a playful title that suggests a minor mishap or a moment of unexpected action involving a firearm accessory. The description links to "Tactical Fellowship" for further content and emphasizes that the opinions are those of the individual author. The content is presented for entertainment purposes only and is covered under Fair Use for commentary and educational purposes. It explicitly states it's not selling items or instructing on modifications, and all featured items are legal and commonly available.