Videos tagged with Vulcan Machinewerks

Fabio Spinella of My Own Defender breaks down pistol dominance using the GET acronym: Grip, Eyes, Trigger. He emphasizes a high backstrap grip for leverage, front-to-back pressure over 'monkey gripping,' and specific handshake-like pressure distribution between dominant and support hands. Proper trigger press focuses on minimizing travel to reduce muzzle movement, while recoil management relies on tracking sights, not just grip strength.

This unreleased episode from Zona Range Day 2023 features a comparison between Arizona and Texas. The video details the process of picking matchups and showcases five specific competitive engagements. Despite being unfinished, the creator is releasing it as a tribute and to recall fond memories. The video also thanks several sponsors including Big Tex ORDNANCE, TAG, Bauer Precision, QVO, One Hundred Concepts, and Vulcan Machinewerks, with discount codes provided for each.

This YouTube video combines a relaxed 'lofi vibes' atmosphere with the practical activity of collecting data for an upcoming season. While the specific firearm or data collection method isn't detailed, the presence of sponsors like Big Tex ORDNANCE, TAG, Bauer Precision, QVO, One Hundred Concepts, and Vulcan Machinewerks strongly indicates a firearms-related context, likely involving shooting, rifle setup, or gear evaluation. The content seems to be a behind-the-scenes look at preparation for a shooting season.

This video provides a beginner's guide to getting started in long-range shooting competitions for 2024. It covers essential aspects such as finding matches, necessary gear like bipods and bags, ammo considerations, data management, and using ballistic solvers. The content emphasizes the importance of confirming zero, reviewing the matchbook, setting process goals, and prioritizing safety. It also includes valuable tips and insights from professional shooters Kenny Dang, Mike Russo, Ben Brown, and Scott Peterson, encouraging viewers to have fun and learn from watching others. The video also thanks its sponsors.

This YouTube video, titled "Goodbye Goon Life" and featuring a new year and new name, seems to be a personal rebranding or announcement by the creator, Jimmy Brodriguez. The description heavily promotes various firearm-related sponsors and their discount codes, indicating a strong connection to the firearms community. While no specific firearm models or calibers are mentioned, the consistent presence of tactical gear and firearm accessory manufacturers suggests the video's content will revolve around these topics, likely for enthusiasts interested in concealed carry, self-defense, or general firearm ownership. The video aims to transition to a new identity while maintaining its established ties within the firearms niche.

This video provides a review of the Sig Sauer Kilo 10K Rangefinder Binoculars. The reviewer discusses their experience using the device, highlighting both its pros and cons. The video aims to help viewers determine if these rangefinder binoculars are suitable for their needs. It also features mentions and discount codes for several sponsors in the firearms and tactical gear space.

This video explains the meaning and future plans behind the creator's new merchandise brand, "Rod and Rose." It also serves as a promotional piece for the brand, encouraging viewers to check out and purchase merchandise, specifically a "rod-and-rose-full-zip-sweater." The description also heavily features affiliate links and discount codes for various firearm-related companies and gear, suggesting the creator's primary audience is within the firearms community.

This video features the pickup of a custom Staccato pistol that received modifications and upgrades from Vulcan Machinewerks. The creator expresses excitement about getting their "Rod and Rose edition" Staccato back. The description also highlights various sponsors and their discount codes, along with recommended gear such as holsters, chest rigs, and optics from brands like QVO, Haley Strategic, Spiritus Systems, and Big Tex Ordnance.

This video captures an "Average Joes Range Day" event from November 2022, featuring various firearm activities across pistol, rifle, and dynamic bays. The event acknowledges significant support from several vendors including Noveske, Big Tex Ordnance, TAG, Bauer Precision, Reardon Manufacturing, OMG Tacos, Vulcan Machinewerks, and Hawked and Loaded. Recommended gear from brands like QVO Holsters, Kore Essentials, Haley Strategic, and Spiritus Systems is also highlighted. The video promises more information on upcoming range days.

This video provides a gear breakdown from the Ridgeline Course, focusing on the specific equipment used by the presenter. It covers a rifle, optic, optic mount, bipods, rear bag, sling, muzzle device, trigger, and ammunition. The description also includes links to recommended gear from various manufacturers and mentions sponsors.

This video addresses the important topic of mental health, particularly among men and within the firearms industry. The creator shares personal insights and experiences, aiming to offer support and encouragement to viewers who may be struggling. The description also lists a wide array of recommended firearms and tactical gear, suggesting a strong connection to the shooting and EDC community. The video encourages viewers to follow the creator and sponsor on Instagram.

This YouTube video captures an "Average Joes" range day in May 2022, featuring both new and old friends. The description highlights significant sponsorship from several firearm and tactical gear companies, including Big Tex ORDNANCE, HAWKED AND LOADED, TAG, OMG Tacos, QVO, Vulcan Machinewerks, Noveske, Sons of Liberty, Safariland, Triarc Systems, Stratus Armament, and Lead Devil. The video also promotes "Average Joes Shirts" and the creator's Instagram presence, indicating a focus on community and lifestyle around firearms.