Videos tagged with Hollywood Firearms

This episode of Gun Talk Nation features Ryan and Tom Gresham discussing celebrity gun culture and their experiences with firearms. They touch upon celebrities training with real firearms for movie roles, the hidden enthusiasm for shooting among famous individuals, and share personal, thrilling accounts from African hunts, including a leopard encounter and a close call with a cobra. The conversation also covers the realities of gun training, common misconceptions among shooters, and the importance of professional instruction.

This "State of the Second" podcast episode features a discussion with Chase Duffey from EAA Corp. The conversation delves into the ATF's Zero Tolerance Policy and its potential loopholes impacting gun stores. It also explores the complexities of importing firearms, detailing the necessary steps for manufacturers. Additionally, the episode touches upon the portrayal of firearms in Hollywood and significant industry events. The description also provides links to EAA Corp., the podcast on various platforms, and Gun Owners of America (GOA).

This video provides an in-depth look at the MAC-10 submachine pistol from the Brownells collection, hosted at Rock Island Auction Company. Gun Techs Keith Ford and Caleb Savant highlight its design by Gordon Ingram and the suppressor development by Mitch WerBell. The discussion covers its compact, blowback-operated mechanism, its intended police and military markets that didn't materialize, and its subsequent adoption by Hollywood. The video details the MAC-10's simple two-setting selector (SAFE and AUTO), its less-than-ergonomic design, and its reputation for reliability and low manufacturing cost. A personal anecdote about surplus MAC-10 investments is also shared, emphasizing the enduring "Coolness Factor" of this iconic firearm.

This video, titled 'Irritating Hollywood Firearms BULLS#!T...( TOP FIVE LIST )', promises to expose inaccuracies in how firearms are portrayed in Hollywood. The description emphasizes viewer support through Patreon, indicating a focus on independent content creation without sponsors. It also mentions merchandise and social media links for The Yankee Marshal, suggesting a personality-driven channel with a community focus on firearms, tactics, and related hobbies. The video likely critiques common movie tropes and misconceptions about firearms.

This video features Ashley Hlebinsky from the Cody Firearms Museum discussing the Winchester Model 71 rifle, specifically one owned and used by Herb Parsons, known as the "Wizard with a Winchester." The rifle played a role in Hollywood movie magic alongside Jimmy Stewart in the 1950 film "Winchester '73." The description also highlights the Cody Firearms Museum's location within the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wyoming, and promotes NSSF's various initiatives.

This video critiques the inaccurate portrayal of firearms and firearms instruction in popular media, specifically highlighting Hollywood, liberal politicians, and the media as sources of misinformation. The presenter aims to debunk common gun myths and educate viewers on proper firearms knowledge. The video also promotes the creator's various YouTube playlists covering handgun reviews, rifle and shotgun reviews, Second Amendment advocacy, gear reviews, and range tests, along with social media links.