Videos tagged with Ian

This "Pick One" episode features a hypothetical tactical scenario set in Israel/Palestine, where the viewer chooses between the P90 and the MP5K for a high-risk extraction mission. The scenario details the mission objectives, the operational environment, and the equipment available. The choice between the two firearms was determined by viewer votes, with the MP5K narrowly winning. The video highlights the contributions of firearms content creators Jeff Gurwitch, Brock, and Ian.

Ian and Jackson Crawford discuss the genesis and details of their collaborative April Fools' Day videos, which humorously explored Viking firearms and gunpowder. The conversation, recorded live for Patreon supporters, reveals the idea originated eight months prior during a trip to Iceland. They also touch upon Easter eggs within the videos and hint at ambitious plans for next year's April Fools' content, having set a high bar for themselves. This behind-the-scenes look offers insight into the creative process and the collaborative spirit behind the popular Forgotten Weapons channel.

This video showcases Day 2 of the Finnish Brutality 2022 competition, featuring a head-to-head match between Ian (from Forgotten Weapons) and Žiga. The description highlights the ongoing battle, posing questions about the AK vs. AR outcome and the significance of winning, while emphasizing the abundance of running involved. It also thanks various collaborators and sponsors, including Varusteleka, Sellier & Bellot, and several YouTube channels, indicating a community-driven event with good production value and engagement.

This YouTube video features a "VERSUS MATCH" comparing the Springfield Armory Hellion bullpup rifle. Hosts Jordan and Ian introduce the rifle, and then Karl and Ian engage in a head-to-head test of the Hellion in a classic InRange style. The video is viewer-supported through Patreon.

This YouTube video, titled "Ian Can't Othais: 001" with a description stating "Not even a little bit.", appears to be the first installment in a series by C&Rsenal. The video likely features content related to firearms, as indicated by the channel's focus on historical and modern firearms, as well as the provided links to their Patreon, Substack, and merchandise shop which cater to this audience. Without a transcript, specific firearm models or topics cannot be definitively identified, but the title suggests a demonstration or discussion where Ian cannot perform a certain action or possess something related to firearms.

This video features a discussion with Ian from Forgotten Weapons and InrangeTV about his new rifle, the WWSD Carbine, which was set to release in 2020. The description also includes links for donations to a local shelter and the creator's Patreon account. The content focuses on an upcoming firearm model and the opportunity to learn about it from a well-known firearms personality.

This video covers Stage 9 of the Red Oktober 2018 competition, hosted by Rifle Dynamics. The description highlights a notable event in the stage: Karl's VZ52 firearm malfunctioned, leading him to switch to Ian's Vz58 for the final stage. The video promises comprehensive coverage of the entire Red Oktober 2018 event, with InRange TV providing extensive content. The channel is noted as being viewer-supported via Patreon.

This video appears to be a personal commentary or skit referencing a falling out between two individuals, Othais and Ian. The description provides a link to a 'Cablegram' which may be a visual element or source of information related to the content. It also includes contact information for 'Andrew' via email for assistance, suggesting a potential need for archival research or help with a specific issue. The video is accompanied by royalty-free music and offers support links to Patreon, Substar, and a merchandise shop, indicating it's part of a larger content creator's output.

This InRangeTV episode, titled "Cooking with FIREClean!", features Karl and Ian conducting a taste test of FIREClean, a gun lubricant. The description humorously frames this as the "most important" test for the product, questioning how one likes their eggs. Viewers are directed to Full30 for a more in-depth video regarding the FIREClean "scandal" and gun oils in general.