Catching Up With Henry Rifle's Daniel Clayton Luce : Made In America or Not At All

This live stream covers a range of firearms-related topics, including discussions on specific handgun and rifle models like the Glock 20, Smith & Wesson M&P, and Henry lever-action carbine. The speaker shares opinions on firearm quality, brand reputation, and the importance of reliable defensive tools. Legal aspects of gun ownership in various states, particularly New Jersey and California, are contrasted with more permissive states like Tennessee. The conversation also touches on reloading ammunition, the benefits of quality firearms, and the ongoing political debate surrounding Second Amendment rights.

This video highlights the PRO GUN channel's growth and the importance of viewer support for funding firearm reviews, particularly mentioning a recent Henry firearm acquisition. The host emphasizes how audience engagement helps the YouTube algorithm promote content.

This TGC News episode covers a range of industry updates, including new product releases from Savage, Sauer, Sig Sauer, and Henry Repeating Arms. It also touches on significant business news like Ruger's earnings growth, Remington's labor disputes, Full Conceal's bankruptcy, Kimber's relocation, and the cancellation of SHOT Show 2021. The segment also highlights KDG accessories for the FN SCAR.

This video provides a comprehensive history of the lever-action rifle, tracing its evolution from early, unreliable designs to modern tactical platforms. It highlights key inventors like Walter Hunt, Benjamin Tyler Henry, and John Moses Browning, and discusses iconic models such as the 1860 Henry, Winchester Model 94, and Marlin rifles. The content also touches upon modern interpretations by Henry Repeating Arms and Smith & Wesson, showcasing the enduring legacy and adaptability of this American firearm classic.

This panel discussion covers a range of firearms-related topics, including personal carry gun histories, favorite military surplus firearms, preferences between CZ75 variants, and opinions on holster brands. The participants also delve into the concept of 'Saturday Night Specials,' discussing their historical context, perceived quality, and modern equivalents. The conversation touches on the effectiveness of different calibers and firearm types in extreme scenarios, like underwater defense against sharks, and explores the nuances of force reset triggers and their regulatory implications. The panel also discusses the cultural perception and reality of big game hunting and the socio-political climate in South Africa.

Clint Morgan argues that lever-action rifles remain relevant and practical, not just nostalgic. He highlights their historical significance in shaping the US and their continued utility for quick firing in close quarters, especially for those working land or operating in restrictive states. While acknowledging potential field stripping complexities, he emphasizes their reliability and aesthetic appeal.

This video details the multi-day process of crafting a custom leather 'Saddle Style' (pancake) holster for a Glock 19 by Sam Andrews of Andrews Custom Leather. It covers essential techniques from pattern tracing and hand-cutting to lining, stitching with a Landis 16 machine, edge finishing, wet molding using a hydraulic press, and final sealing. Key insights include design principles for smooth draws, protecting firearm finishes, and achieving professional-grade edge work.

This guide details the expert-level construction of the Andrews Custom Leather Carjacker holster, as demonstrated by master craftsman Sam Andrews. It covers advanced leatherworking techniques, including pattern tracing, specialized cutting, hardware installation, intricate stitching with vintage machinery, precise wet molding using a hydraulic press, and meticulous finishing processes for a durable and functional cross-draw holster designed for vehicle use.

This guide details the expert process of crafting a Western Cowboy Fast Draw Rig, emphasizing traditional leatherworking techniques. Master craftsman Sam Andrews demonstrates precise cutting, stitching with vintage machinery, and wet molding around a Single Action Army (SAA) revolver. The process highlights the importance of material selection, specialized tools, and meticulous finishing for a functional and aesthetically pleasing holster.

This comprehensive guide details the intricate process of crafting a Monarch shoulder holster rig by Andrews Custom Leather. It covers everything from selecting and cutting various weights of cowhide leather using specialized clicker dyes to the detailed assembly, stitching, molding, and finishing stages. The video emphasizes precision, material selection, and the use of specialized tools to create a durable and functional firearm concealment system.