Videos tagged with How Its Made

This video showcases a range of impressive and potentially unique holsters, likely highlighting innovative designs or manufacturing processes. The title and description suggest a focus on the "insane" nature of these holsters, with mentions of Kydex, custom making, and their suitability for concealed carry and everyday carry (EDC). The content appears to lean towards visual appeal and surprise factor, possibly revealing how these specialized holsters are produced.

Gun Talk Nation features Ryan Gresham and Kevin “KJ” Jarnagin discussing Avient, a significant, yet lesser-known, global company in the firearms industry. Avient specializes in providing advanced polymer, colorant, and durability additives essential for various consumer goods, including firearms. This episode delves into the manufacturing and innovation behind firearm components, appealing to enthusiasts interested in the 'how' and 'why' of product development. The show is brought to you by a variety of reputable firearm brands and accessory companies.

This video provides an inside look at ammunition manufacturing, highlighting a facility that produces an impressive 250,000 rounds daily. The content likely delves into the processes involved in creating various types of ammunition, from raw materials to finished products. Given the title and description, expect a detailed exploration of the machinery, quality control, and scale of modern ammo production, catering to firearm enthusiasts interested in the mechanics behind their sport and defense tools.

This video from Hank Strange focuses on a 'Super Simple' leather belt making process, showcasing how it's made with Andrews Custom Leather. While the title and description do not directly mention firearms, the creator, Hank Strange, is known for his firearms content, and the presence of links to firearm-related advertisers like Blackout Coffee (often used by firearm enthusiasts) suggests a connection to the broader EDC (Everyday Carry) and tactical gear community. The video aims to demonstrate a practical craft that can be applied to creating useful items for individuals who also carry firearms.