Videos tagged with Firearm Study

This video showcases a visual study of a 12-gauge slug cartridge. It features the opening of a shell pack, loading a Benelli M4 T-pro shotgun, and firing three accurate shots at a target range. The description emphasizes that this is a mandatory check performed by a licensed professional in a secured environment and is not intended as instruction or recommendation. The author refrains from commentary, focusing on the visual aspect of the shotgun round.

This video critically examines a Guardian article that claims handgun ownership increases homicide risk, suggesting the article employs fear-mongering tactics. The creator intends to dissect the article's claims and discuss the underlying data, challenging its conclusions and encouraging viewer participation in the discussion. The video also references the CDC's firearm data.

This YouTube video features Othais interviewing Danny Michael, the Curator of the Cody Firearms Museum. The discussion centers on the relaunch of Armax, a journal dedicated to the study of contemporary firearms. The interview likely explores the significance of the journal, its content, and its role in the firearms community. Links are provided for supporting the content creators and purchasing merchandise.

This video discusses the evolving role of museums in the digital age, questioning whether firearms artifacts are best preserved in institutional collections or private hands for study. It delves into the detrimental impact of "creeping deactivation standards" on the firearm community and draws parallels to how other museum artifacts are treated, suggesting museums might be harming historical firearms through overly strict deactivation. The content promises a rambling but insightful discussion on guns and museum curation.

This video is a passionate and angry rant against a study that allegedly claims semi-automatic rifles kill more people. The content creator, The Yankee Marshal, strongly refutes the study's findings, implying bias and flawed methodology. He emphasizes viewer support for his channel and mentions merchandise available through his website. The video appears to be an opinion piece or a rebuttal rather than a direct demonstration or review of specific firearms.