Videos tagged with Manufacturer Relations

This video addresses a business dispute between Shark Coast Tactical and Q (Live Q or Die). The presenter, Will, explains the reasons behind Shark Coast Tactical no longer being a dealer of Q products due to recent events. The intention is not to slander Q but to provide Shark Coast's perspective on the situation. The description also includes social media links and contact information for inquiries and collaborations.

This video analyzes a public relations issue involving Sig Sauer, stemming from "running their mouth" on social media, specifically X. The presenter suggests the company's statements come across as damage control and denial. An "open invite" is extended to Sig Sauer to submit units for testing. The video also highlights VSO Gun Channel's role as an educational resource and its independent testing evaluation services through VSOrdnance LLC, emphasizing that their opinions cannot be bought and they maintain creative control over published content.

This video from VSO Gun Channel addresses a technical issue where most of their video descriptions were recently wiped out during a bulk update. The creator directs viewers to VSO's affiliate page on Linktree if any links or codes are missing from this video due to the incident. The description also reiterates VSO's mission as an educational resource for responsible gun ownership and safety, emphasizing their independence from manufacturers and their commitment to objective, test-based content.

This video description indicates a technical discussion or review related to firearms, with a focus on components or systems referred to as "3 rings to rule them all." The VSO Gun Channel emphasizes its role as an educational resource promoting responsible gun ownership and safety, utilizing objective content from testing and evaluation. The channel is independent of firearm sales and works with manufacturers on a contractual basis for testing and development, ensuring editorial control and unbiased reporting. The description also mentions that if specific information or links are missing due to a data loss, viewers should consult VSO's affiliate page.

This video from the VSO Gun Channel announces a shift in their product line towards aluminum, as indicated by the title "Mission First Tactical Goes Aluminum." The description clarifies the channel's role as an educational resource for responsible gun ownership and safety, emphasizing that VSO is not a firearms retailer. It also details their testing and evaluation processes, highlighting their independence from manufacturers. The description also mentions that most of their video descriptions were recently wiped out and directs viewers to their affiliate page for missing links or codes.

This video from VSO Gun Channel addresses a situation where most of their video descriptions were recently wiped out due to a bulk update. The creator directs viewers to their affiliate page on Linktree if any links or codes are missing. The description also clarifies VSO's role as an educational resource focused on responsible gun ownership and safety, emphasizing that they do not sell firearms. They highlight their independent testing and evaluation services provided by VSOrdnance LLC, ensuring that their opinions are not for sale and that manufacturers cannot influence their results or audience access.

This video from the VSO Gun Channel discusses content censorship on YouTube, referencing a bulk update that wiped out video descriptions. The channel emphasizes its role as an educational resource for responsible gun ownership and safety, clarifying that it does not sell or promote firearms. They highlight their objective testing and evaluation services for manufacturers, while maintaining creative rights and editorial independence. The video also mentions that all magazines shown are standard capacity or lower, and directs viewers to a linktr.ee page for missing links or codes.

This video covers the VSO Gun Channel's presence at Shot Show 2016. The description highlights the channel's mission as an educational resource promoting responsible gun ownership and safety, emphasizing objective content derived from testing and evaluation. VSO Media LLC and VSOrdnance LLC are identified as the parent entities. The description also includes a disclaimer about potential description data loss and directs viewers to an affiliate link page. It stresses that VSO is not in the business of selling firearms and all content should be considered educational. They reserve creative rights and can publish negative aspects of products. The channel only publishes objective content related to tests performed by its personnel and does not allow manufacturers to influence results or opinions.

This video features a discussion during a drive from SHOT Show, touching on various automotive topics including the reliability of a turbocharged 350Z, the merits of a Corvette Z06, and the common pitfalls of tuner car builds. The conversation also delves into the effectiveness of Third Party Advertising (TPA) on YouTube and at trade shows, the challenges of 'booth reviews', and experiences with manufacturers. Additionally, there's mention of long-range shooting, reloading, and a humorous note about Mrs. Nutnfancy's changing driving preferences. While the primary focus is automotive and industry insights, there are subtle mentions of firearms-related activities like long-range shooting and reloading.

This video, "The Glass House: Capabilities Demonstration" from the VSO Gun Channel, serves as an educational demonstration. The description highlights that VSO Gun Channel is an educational resource focused on responsible gun ownership and safety, rather than promoting firearm sales. The content is presented by VSO Media LLC and VSOrdnance LLC, a testing and evaluation contract lab. The video's subject matter was likely provided by a manufacturer or third party at no cost, with VSO retaining creative rights and the ability to publish negative aspects relevant to product improvement. The channel emphasizes objective content directly related to performed tests, with strict protocols for manufacturer interactions to maintain integrity. All magazines depicted are standard capacity or lower.