Videos tagged with TNPr

This video features Sean (TNPr) and Nutnfancy venturing into the desert for an outdoor cooking experience, inspired by the movie 'Greyhound'. They utilize a Yamaha Wolverine X4 to reach an elevated location with scenic views. The focus is on preparing a 'Watchman's Breakfast' consisting of bacon, eggs, and hash browns, complemented by orange juice. The video also highlights specific gear, including a Primus Dual Burner stove and a GFIRE Plate Carrier worn by Nutnfancy. Links for purchased items and TNP's Patreon page are provided.

This YouTube video is a watch review focusing on two Orient dive watches: the Mako XL and the Kanno. The reviewer, Nutnfancy, highlights their automatic movements, design details like hands and face, durability, water resistance, bezel action, and strap options. The review is described as fast-paced, with a backdrop of a Sherman tank and a German BF109. Links to purchase the watches on Jomashop and Drop are provided, along with a mention of the smaller Orient Maki II and Deep Blue watches.

This video, titled "TNPr Total Fail at Gear Check...Again!", highlights a perceived inadequacy in gear checking by the individuals referred to as "TNPr." The description expresses that while they are "nice guys," their gear check performance is lacking. The video also promotes exclusive Hill AFB tours available on the creator's Patreon page.

This YouTube video features a couple, Nick and Melissa, participating in an impromptu gear check. Nick performs well, but Melissa, described as a sci-fi nerd and avid reader who supports her family's firearm purchases, steals the show. The video highlights their enthusiasm for firearms and potentially their shared interest in related media, like John Wick.

This video features content creator TNPr undergoing a gear check, specifically focusing on "mouse gear." While the exact nature of the firearms or gear is not detailed in the provided description, the context suggests a review or demonstration related to firearms accessories, loadouts, or personal equipment for shooting activities. The title implies a passing of a gear inspection, hinting at preparedness or adherence to specific standards.

This video documents a late-night desert shooting excursion with TNP (The Natural Preparedness) group. John, a new member, is unexpectedly called out at 9 pm to participate in a cold, snowy shoot after filling out a request form. He has a limited time to prepare, prove his shooting skills, and pass a pre-flight inspection before engaging in the "RunNGun" activity with TNP. The video also introduces John's wife, Marie, and son, Paxton, with a mention of Marie's prior appearance in another video.

This episode of Questions to Nutnfancy covers a wide range of topics, from personal growth and life decisions to firearms and outdoor activities. "Rez" shares his enjoyment of real life, while discussions touch on physical limitations and the maturity of a "partying douche" into a responsible individual. Specific mentions include a new pistol rear sight tool, fire and police department personnel, relationships, and the use of inflatable rafts with dogs. SERE stories from Nutnfancy are featured, alongside news about general aviation and a private pilot. The episode also delves into societal issues like self-centeredness, the concept of TNP as a family, surveillance cameras, and national ID cards. A segment on "evil looking guns are cool" and a "fondling my Sig P226" moment are highlighted. Other anecdotes involve Nutnfancy being "drug around naked" and "Mrs Nutn's meds," with advice on focusing on life phases and an eagle sighting. The show concludes with a reminder of the "Nutnfancy shot playing cards."

This 'Questions to Nutnfancy' episode touches on a wide range of personal and topical subjects, including reflections on pets, high-speed driving, classic cars (a 2001 red Corvette), and the unique craft of a railroad spike knife. The discussion delves into career aspects like book deals and speaking invitations, as well as philosophical discussions on living in different states (Utah vs. California vs. Washington State) and the New Hampshire Free State Project. The video also explores recreational activities like boating on the San Juan Islands with Orca whale sightings, and Ninja motorcycles. A significant portion addresses profound personal loss, specifically how a TNPr lost his baby daughter, offering advice on grief management and moving forward. Other topics include military deployment preparation, the nuances of fame, subscriber engagement metrics, content creation decisions, the disappearance of 'RunNGuns', and support for law enforcement, with a mention of the Baltimore rioters. The episode promises an emotional and thought-provoking experience.

This video showcases a 'Hall of Fame' gear check at Impact Guns during a 2012 buying surge, highlighting supply shortages and the importance of preparedness. Nutnfancy shares his EDC Glock 20 and discusses the 'Sheepdog' concept. Several fans present their gear, including a Benchmade AFO, CRKT M21, Leatherman Juice S2, and notably, a Kel-Tec PF-9 praised as TNP-approved.

This video appears to be a casual discussion and observation at a track event, possibly involving cars. The title "Cool TNPr at the Track" and description referencing an "Evo IX" and waiting in line for a "track turn" strongly suggest a focus on automotive activities, not firearms. There's no mention of any firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or related topics that would qualify it for a firearms-related category. The description mentions "I cringe at how slow some guys are!" which could be a general observation about the track activity or participants.