Videos tagged with The Gundies

This video features an interview with content creator Alyssa Seymour at The Gundies 2026 event. She clarifies the origin of her YouTube handle, 'Gunny Gal,' explaining it's a playful nod to her husband's nickname and local business names, not an indication of military service.

This segment from ARFCOM News at The Gundies 2026 features Alyssa Seymour responding to a provocative question about industry archetypes. She identifies 'gun bunnies' as a more problematic term than 'vet bros,' clarifying it's a personal preference and not a general dislike of women in the industry. The discussion highlights informal industry discourse and personal opinions within the firearms community.

This video covers creator Shortshot Tony's reaction to the Gundies award results, expressing surprise at his and fellow creator Solo Monica's lack of wins. He also celebrates reaching 10,000 Instagram followers, thanking his audience for their support.

This video from Legacy Collectibles announces the speaker's nomination for 'Most Influential Male of the Year' at The Gundies, an award ceremony for gun YouTubers. It provides a tutorial on how to vote via thegundies.com, emphasizing content quality over appearance and encouraging daily voting throughout December. The speaker also highlights other award categories and nominees.

This video features Josh Savani, NRA Executive Director of General Operations, highlighting the NRA's sponsorship of the King of the Hill Award at The Gundies. Savani, demonstrating safe firearm handling, encourages viewers to vote for their favorite firearms content creators on thegundies.com. The content serves as a promotional announcement for the awards and a call to action for community engagement.

This video discusses a surprising political development in Florida where Republican Senators are opposing HB 31 2025, which includes measures related to open carry and overturning red flag laws. The speaker expresses astonishment that a state with existing Constitutional Carry would reject open carry, highlighting the opposition from 10 Senators and the Senate President. The video also includes promotions for American Hartford Gold and a call for votes in The Gundies awards, along with disclaimers about not being a lawyer and the content being opinion-based for educational and entertainment purposes.

This video tests the 'deadliness' of a custom 12-gauge shotgun shell loaded with a potato core. Tests included accuracy, energy transfer into a water jug, and lethality against a simulated vest. The potato projectile fragmented like buckshot, demonstrated high energy transfer, and penetrated a layered vest, creating a 6-inch hole.

This video is likely about the creator, Johnny Q, being nominated for an award, possibly related to their YouTube channel or content. The description prominently features a link to vote for them in "The Gundies," indicating a strong connection to the firearms community and a specific award ceremony within that niche. It also provides various links to Johnny Q's social media presence, suggesting they are a content creator who engages with their audience across multiple platforms. The primary focus is the award nomination and soliciting votes.

This video delves into the reasons behind the high cost of bullpup firearms. The title suggests a deep dive into the manufacturing, design, and market factors contributing to their premium pricing. The description directly asks 'WHY ARE THEY SO EXPENSIVE!!!!!!' and includes a call to action for a vote, indicating a strong engagement with the firearms community and potentially a review or discussion of specific bullpup models.

This video offers a behind-the-scenes look at Shot Show 2024, covering three action-packed days in Las Vegas. The episode kicks off with the team arriving and immediately heading to Industry Range Day, followed by a visit to Staccato at Prairie Fire Nevada. The first day concludes with an appearance at The Gundies. The content highlights key industry events and brand interactions within the firearms community.

This YouTube video promotes a contest hosted by The Gundies, offering free tactical and long-range training with Ghost Firearms Training. Viewers are encouraged to vote daily via a provided link from December 1st to December 15th for increased chances to win the training opportunity. The video aims to drive engagement and participation in the voting contest.

This video discusses a recent development where a committee focused on the "weaponization of government against Americans" was approved, with 20 "holdouts" cited for their role. The title and description frame this as a significant action, potentially more impactful than previous Republican efforts, and a positive development for Second Amendment supporters. The content also includes a call to action for viewers to vote for the creator in 'The Gundies' awards and links to a press site.