Videos tagged with Tulsa Gun Show

This video discusses the increasing rate of accidental misfires at gun shows, noting a near doubling in the last five years compared to the previous decade. The speaker attributes this trend to a cultural shift within the gun community, with a significant influx of new gun owners who may not share the same deep-seated respect for firearms as long-time enthusiasts. A key factor identified is individuals bringing loaded personal firearms to sell or trade without proper safety checks.

The video discusses a concerning increase in accidental misfires at gun shows, noting a near doubling of incidents in the last five years compared to the previous decade. The speaker attributes this trend to a changing gun community culture, with a significant influx of new gun owners who may lack the same level of ingrained safety practices as long-time enthusiasts. A key takeaway is the critical importance of always verifying a firearm's unloaded status, even when it's handed to you by another person.

This video discusses the concerning increase in accidental misfires at gun shows, particularly noting a trend of new gun owners who may not have the same ingrained safety culture as long-time enthusiasts. The speaker emphasizes the importance of always verifying a firearm's unloaded status, even when handed to you by another person, and suggests that a shift in the gun community's culture may be contributing to this rise in incidents.

This video expresses significant disappointment with the current state of local gun shows, contrasting them with past positive experiences. The speaker highlights a decline in the number of firearms available, a sharp increase in prices, and a shift away from collector-grade items towards common, overpriced firearms. The video suggests that recent regulations have impacted the availability of collector firearms, further diminishing the value of local shows.

This video features Hickok45 showcasing a vintage 1879 Springfield Trapdoor Carbine in .45-70 Government and a modern FN 510 pistol in 10mm. He discusses the historical significance of the Trapdoor, its handling characteristics, and then transitions to the FN 510, detailing its features, magazine capacity, and shooting performance. The video also touches on firearm collecting, gun show experiences, and general shooting advice.

This video explores the motivations behind firearm collecting, distinguishing true collectors from those who simply own many guns. Hosts Steve Ostrem of Brownells Gun Tech and Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works discuss popular collectible firearms like Winchester lever actions, Colt Single Action Armies, Smith & Wessons, Webleys, Mausers, and Lugers. They highlight firearms as tangible investments and a potential source of funds, while also touching on the 'Thrill of the Hunt' experienced by collectors at events like the Tulsa Gun Show. The video encourages viewers to share their own collecting stories.

This comprehensive review of the 1873 Trapdoor Springfield Carbine, presented by firearms expert Greg Kinman, details its operation, historical significance, and ballistics. The video covers the carbine's transition from muzzleloaders, its role in frontier history, and practical advice on identifying original models. Kinman emphasizes the importance of using appropriate ammunition, such as black powder or cowboy loads, to preserve these antique firearms.

This video discusses the Springfield Trapdoor Carbine in .45-70 Government, reflecting on Veterans Day and the historical significance of firearms. It also covers experiences at the Tulsa Gun Show, the importance of gun rights advocacy, and the concept of a coalition among gun owners. The speaker shares personal anecdotes and emphasizes the value of diverse thought within the firearms community.

This video features firearms instructor Hickok45 discussing his recent trip to SHOT Show in Las Vegas and a filming session in Monument Valley. He provides insights into the industry event, shares his experiences meeting other firearms personalities, and offers advice on selecting firearms for new shooters, emphasizing practical ergonomics and range testing. The content also touches upon a temporary channel shutdown by YouTube and expresses appreciation for viewer support.