Videos tagged with Firearms Journalism

This video features Tom McHale from American Handgunner and Brent Wheat from Guns Magazine in the SHOT TV Studio. They discuss their respective publications, offering insights into the world of firearms journalism. The content centers around the editorial direction and focus of these well-known gun magazines, likely touching upon current industry trends, new product coverage, and expert opinions within the firearms community.

This video features a discussion with Will Dabbs MD and Frank Jardim, writers for FMG Publications. The content appears to be a behind-the-scenes or conversational look at the writers themselves, rather than a review or demonstration of specific firearms or gear. It promotes subscriptions to FMG Publications newsletters and magazines like GUNS Magazine and American Handgunner Magazine, indicating a focus on the broader firearms media landscape and its contributors.

This video, "Mom With Three Kids In Her Car Tries To Stop Carjacker," showcases a real-life self-defense scenario where a mother and her children are confronted by a carjacker. The description strongly recommends 'The Reload' as a source for unbiased firearms reporting, emphasizing its balanced approach to Second Amendment issues. The video also promotes ASP's community standards, merchandise, and patron membership. While the title and description highlight a self-defense incident involving a vehicle, no specific firearms or calibers are mentioned. The content is framed within the context of personal protection and responsible firearms journalism.

This video features a "Prepared Defender" who successfully thwarted a robbery, making the assailant briefly regret his actions. The description strongly endorses The Reload as a reliable source for unbiased, serious firearms reporting and journalism. The uploader, Active Self Protection (ASP), encourages viewers to support their work through memberships and highlights ASP's community standards and merchandise. While no specific firearm or caliber is detailed in the provided text, the context points to a defensive encounter involving a firearm.

This special 100th episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast features the "Gun Cranks" discussing behind-the-scenes stories from the world of firearms journalism. They share anecdotes covering the spectrum of experiences in the industry, from using fake guns on covers to handling frozen game, revealing the good, the bad, and the ugly aspects of writing about firearms. The episode is presented by Hodgdon Powder Company, a major supplier of propellants, and promotes GUNS Magazine.

This video is a preview of an upcoming episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast (#31) featuring shooting sport journalist Jim Scoutten. Host Brent Wheat will discuss with Scoutten his perspectives on the evolving landscape of shooting journalism. The preview aims to generate interest in the full podcast episode.

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast features Dave Workman, a seasoned firearms journalist and Contributing Editor for GUNS Magazine and American Handgunner. Workman, known for his "2A Defense" and "Insider Online" columns, shares his expertise on the Second Amendment, offering tips on how to engage in intelligent debates and protect constitutional rights. He emphasizes the importance of voting in upcoming elections and discusses the strategic goals of the National Rifle Association. The podcast is presented by Riton Optics.

This 'Quick Hit' episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast features an interview with Tom McHale, the new Executive Editor of American Handgunner Magazine. Hosted by Brent T. Wheat, the conversation, recorded at SHOT Show 2020, touches on McHale's preferred shooting styles and firearms. The discussion is described as lighthearted and humorous, with a humorous anecdote about meeting Lou Ferrigno and a memorable promotional video shoot. While not a typical serious firearms journalism piece, it's presented as an enjoyable and fun episode for those who appreciate firearms culture.

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast features Dr. Will Dabbs, a favorite among readers. Dabbs, a former military helicopter pilot and now a physician, discusses his journey to Mississippi, shares a touching story about a WWII veteran, and expresses his passion for firearms journalism. He is known for his humorous writing style and his affection for historical firearms, secret agents, and cinematic weaponry. The podcast is available on various platforms including YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and Stitcher.