Videos tagged with Jim Scoutten

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast features Jim Scoutten, the renowned host of "Shooting USA." Scoutten, considered one of the most widely-viewed gun reporters, discusses the evolution of television production, his preferred home-defense firearm, and the near-failure of his iconic show. The interview also touches on his journalistic journey and a shared appreciation for fanny packs. The podcast is presented by Kimber.

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 video features John Paul and John Scoutten of Shooting USA demonstrating performance enhancements for a Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC). The focus is on the JP short-stroke operating system, highlighted as a key component for achieving faster follow-up shots. The video showcases the GMR-15 PCC and various JP Enterprises Short Stroke Silent Captured Springs designed for 9mm PCCs. It provides links to JP Enterprises for the firearm, specific spring components, and other 9mm PCC parts, encouraging viewers to connect with both Shooting USA and JP Enterprises through their respective websites and social media channels.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features discussions on Project Appleseed training events, the effectiveness of the .300 Blackout cartridge for hunting, and observations on the current political climate. Hosts Tom Gresham and Jim Scoutten, along with listener input, cover a range of topics relevant to firearm owners and enthusiasts, blending practical application with commentary on societal issues.

This video, "F.A.K.E. News & Real Deals Leaks Jim Scoutten’s New Gig," features Woof Howitzer discussing potential changes for Jim Scoutten, known for his "Shooting USA" voice. The description hints at "unbelievable future" and "stretched stories," but assures viewers that "deals are real." A Brownells link is provided for more information. The content appears to be a speculative discussion about a personality in the firearms media space, possibly teasing upcoming content or industry news.