Videos tagged with Ken Hackathorn

This video features renowned firearms instructor Ken Hackathorn in an exclusive training session with the Colt Python revolver. The content delves into the history of the iconic firearm and showcases Ken Hackathorn's signature training drills. The video aims to provide valuable insights for enhancing shooting skills and offers viewers an opportunity to learn from a master in the firearms industry. It's presented by Gun Stock Reviews, which also promotes their website, Patreon, and various sponsors offering firearm-related products and services.

This video challenges Ken Hackathorn's views on red dot sights and weapon lights for Everyday Carry (EDC) firearms. It promotes educational content and features affiliate links for brands like Werkz Holster and Gatorz Glasses, offering discounts. The channel emphasizes responsible firearm handling in controlled environments and clarifies that they do not sell firearms. The content focuses on personal opinions and experiences regarding firearm accessories.

This video discusses the utility of weapon-mounted lights (WMLs) on defensive handguns, referencing comments made by Ken Hackathorn. The presenter shares their thoughts on WMLs, likely offering a nuanced perspective beyond a simple yes/no. The video also promotes a sponsor for data broker protection and encourages viewers to support the channel through various platforms like Twitter, Patreon, Utreon, and Rumble. Additionally, it directs viewers to Modern Gun School for training.

This video features Bill Wilson testing the Lehigh Defense Xtreme Chaos .308 160-grain bullet. The test is conducted in slow-motion using ballistic gel, showcasing the bullet's performance at approximately 2400 fps. The description highlights the bullet's unique petal shedding and base expansion characteristics. It also mentions discussions with experienced firearms instructors Ken Hackathorn and Paul Howe regarding the results. The Xtreme Chaos is noted as optimal for .308 Winchester and .30-06 Springfield calibers, offering a balance of terminal ballistics.

This video features Bill Wilson testing the Lehigh Defense Xtreme Chaos .308 160-grain bullet. The test involves firing the bullet into ballistic gel at approximately 2400 fps and observing its terminal performance, including petal separation and base expansion. The results are discussed with gun instructors Ken Hackathorn and Paul Howe. The description highlights the Xtreme Chaos bullet's unique design for optimal ballistic performance in .308 Winchester and .30-06 Springfield calibers, retaining significant base weight.

This video showcases a ballistic gel test of the Lehigh Defense Controlled Fracturing 9mm 115-grain bullet fired from a Wilson Combat SFX9 pistol. The test includes bare gel, a denim barrier test, and a body armor penetration test. Bill Wilson, along with instructors Ken Hackathorn and Paul Howe, discusses the bullet's performance, highlighting its unique design that creates multiple wound paths and a deep-penetrating base. The video emphasizes the bullet's terminal ballistic effectiveness, while also demonstrating its limitations against body armor.

This video showcases the performance of Lehigh Defense's 9mm 115-grain Controlled Fracturing bullet through extensive testing conducted by Bill Wilson. The ammunition was fired into ballistic gel, both with and without 4 layers of denim, to demonstrate its terminal ballistics and reliability. The test also included a scenario where the bullet was stopped by body armor, highlighting its limitations. Renowned firearms instructors Ken Hackathorn and Paul Howe were present to discuss the results. The video explains Lehigh's proprietary Controlled Fracturing Technology, which creates multiple wound paths and a deep-penetrating base compared to traditional expanding bullets. Links to Wilson Combat and Lehigh Defense websites are provided.

Bill Wilson and Ken Hackathorn discuss the history and evolution of premium firearms, specifically highlighting a limited edition 45th Anniversary Supergrade two-tone 1911 from Wilson Combat. Bill Wilson shares the origin story of his company, founded 45 years ago, and reflects on how high-quality guns were made in the past. Ken Hackathorn, with his extensive background in military and law enforcement firearms instruction, lends his expertise to the discussion, offering insights into the era's firearm craftsmanship and the legacy of brands like Wilson Combat. The video promises a nostalgic look back at the firearms industry.

This video features firearms expert Ken Hackathorn and Bill Wilson of Wilson Combat discussing the importance of comfort when choosing a holster. Ken Hackathorn shares some of his personal, classic holsters, and the discussion highlights his extensive experience as a firearms instructor for various military and law enforcement units. Bill Wilson provides context on Wilson Combat's history and commitment to producing high-quality custom firearms and accessories for both professionals and civilians.

This YouTube Short from Gun Guys provides a brief overview of Wilson Combat's 45-year history, highlighting their significant milestones. It touches upon the company's origins in Bill Wilson's father's jewelry store and its evolution into a leading firearms manufacturer. Key products like the 47D magazine and the X9 model are mentioned, emphasizing Wilson Combat's innovation in the 1911 market and beyond. The video features insights from Bill Wilson and Ken Hackathorn.

This YouTube video, part of the "Gun Guys" series, chronicles the 45-year journey of Wilson Combat, a leading custom firearms company. Featuring co-founder Bill Wilson and expert Ken Hackathorn, the video highlights significant milestones, from the development of the 47D magazine in 1983 to the innovative X9 model handgun in 2017. It delves into the company's evolution from its humble beginnings in a jewelry store to its current status as a powerhouse in the firearms industry, recognized for its high-performance 1911 handguns, tactical long guns, and accessories. The video also touches upon Wilson Combat's extensive service to law enforcement and military units.

This video provides a historical look at Wilson Combat's 45 years in the firearms industry, from its humble beginnings in a jewelry store to becoming a powerhouse. Hosted by Bill Wilson and Ken Hackathorn, the episode delves into the major events and innovations across each decade, highlighting key product developments like the 47D magazine and the X9 model. It also touches upon Wilson Combat's extensive service to law enforcement and military units, showcasing their commitment to quality and reliability. The video features guest appearances from prominent figures in the firearms world and offers insights into the company's growth and legacy.