Videos tagged with VATA Group

This video from Gun Talk features an interview with General John "Jack" Singlaub, conducted by Greg Lapin of VATA Group in 2016. General Singlaub, who passed away at the age of 100 on January 29th, 2022, was a significant figure. The description links to a Washington Post article for more information about his life. The video content itself is presented as a remembrance and an opportunity to hear from the General.

This is a wrap-up video from SHOT Show 2018, hosted by Kevin Jarnagin of Gun Talk LIVE. He's joined by Greg Lapin and Destin Mounts from VATA Group to discuss training and the key happenings on the show floor. The video aims to provide viewers with an insider's perspective on one of the largest events in the gun industry. It promotes subscribing to Gun Talk's various media channels and following them on social media and their website.

This episode of GunVenture, 'The Robot Rundown,' features Greg Lapin and Destin Mounts of VATA Group engaging in high-tech training drills against robots. The session includes stress-test exercises to hone their skills. As a break, they participate in defensive driving drills. The show's broader scope covers various shooting activities from hunting to target shooting, often incorporating side trips like brewery visits, machine gun shooting, and off-roading. GunVenture airs on Sportsman Channel.

This video from GunVenture, featuring Destin Mounts and Greg Lapin of VATA Group, details the critical J-turn maneuver as a defensive driving technique. The instruction emphasizes viewing a vehicle as a primary defensive platform and highlights the J-turn as an essential escape strategy for situations where forward movement is blocked. The high-energy, professional instruction demonstrates advanced vehicle control under stress.

This video features VATA Group's Greg Lapin in a bonus discussion with the legendary General Jack Singlaub, drawn from GunVenture's "Rise of the Robots" episode. While no specific firearms or calibers are mentioned in the provided title and description, the context of GunVenture and its airing on Sportsman Channel strongly suggests a focus on firearms, military history, or related topics. The conversation likely delves into Singlaub's experiences and expertise, offering insights relevant to a firearms enthusiast audience.

This trailer for GunVenture Season 1, Episode 2, "Rise of the Robots," features Greg Lapin and Destin Mounts of VATA Group engaging in a man-versus-robot shooting competition in Tennessee. They utilize Marathon Targets' interactive robotic targets, tackling drills like "El Presidente" and the "Robot Rundown." The episode also includes defensive driving practice. The GunVenture series explores various shooting activities globally, from hunting to target shooting, with occasional side trips like brewery visits or machine gun shooting.

This episode of Tom Gresham's Gun Talk Radio from December 14, 2014, features discussions with Greg Lapin and Destin Mounts of VATA Group, and Rob Werkmeister from Ruger. The show covers various firearm-related topics and is broadcast live on Sundays nationwide, with podcasts and apps available for download. Links to guest websites and additional Gun Talk resources are provided.

This DVD set, "First Person Defender: Season 1," compiles all 14 episodes of the YouTube series into a two-disc package. The content focuses on self-defense encounters, immersing viewers in the sights, sounds, and emotions of such scenarios. It features world-class trainers from VATA Group guiding a "good guy" through realistic situations. The DVD was released in December 2014 and is available for purchase through Gun Talk Media's website. The series emphasizes the role of the individual as the 'First Person Defender' until professional help arrives.

This DVD, "Concealed Carry 2 with VATA Group DVD," from Gun Talk Media focuses on advanced concealed carry training. It features experts Greg Lapin and Destin Mounts from the VATA Group, with sponsorship from Springfield Armory and XS Sight Systems. The content goes beyond gun and holster selection, delving into real-world decision-making, increasing speed, problem-solving, and practical range drills. The video utilizes slow-motion for detailed instruction and was released in December 2014, available through shopguntalk.com.