Videos tagged with Mike Fifer

This YouTube video is Part C of Tom Gresham's Gun Talk Radio broadcast from May 22, 2016. The segment was recorded live from the Ruger Booth at the 2016 NRA Meetings in Louisville, KY. Featured guests include Mike Fifer and Chris Killoy from Ruger, Jim Shepherd from The Shooting Wire, and Ryan Gresham from Gun Talk. The description also provides extensive information on how and where to listen to Gun Talk Radio, including live stations, streaming, podcasts, and apps.

This video features Ruger CEO Mike Fifer and American Rifleman Editor-in-Chief Mark Keefe discussing Ruger's inaugural sound suppressor, the Silent-SR. The discussion likely covers the development, features, and potential applications of this firearm accessory, offering insights from both the manufacturer and a prominent industry publication.

This video features Ruger CEO Mike Fifer showcasing and firing the new Ruger American Pistol. The description highlights it as Ruger's latest duty-sized striker-fired 9mm pistol. The content focuses on demonstrating the firearm and the CEO's direct involvement, suggesting a product introduction and hands-on look at a significant new release from a major manufacturer.

This video features Ruger CEO Mike Fifer discussing the company's operations and the motivation behind their '2 Million Gun Challenge'. The description suggests an in-depth look into Ruger's business strategies and perhaps their manufacturing scale. While no specific firearm models or calibers are mentioned, the focus on Ruger and a manufacturing challenge implies a discussion relevant to the firearms industry and potentially its scale of production.

This episode of Tom Gresham's Gun Talk features a discussion with Mike Fifer, CEO of Ruger, concerning California's microstamping law. The conversation delves into the implications and controversies surrounding this specific firearm regulation. The program is a segment from the January 26, 2014 broadcast.

This video discusses Ruger CEO Mike Fifer's prediction that California's microstamping requirement for semi-automatic handguns will effectively ban their sale within two years. Fifer argues that the technology is not feasible, leading to rejections of new handgun models and preventing updates to existing ones. He believes this is a backdoor gun ban that infringes on Second Amendment rights, referencing his declaration in the Peña case challenging the California handgun roster. The discussion originates from a segment on "Tom Gresham's Gun Talk" radio show.

This video features Ruger CEO Mike Fifer introducing the Ruger 10/22 Takedown. The focus is on showcasing this specific rifle model and its key features, particularly its takedown capability for easy storage and transport. As a product introduction from the manufacturer's CEO, it offers an official overview of the firearm.

This YouTube video from GOG TV in 2012 features Ruger CEO Mike Fifer introducing the Ruger American Rifle. The description provides a link for viewers to get an instant quote on the firearm. The video likely focuses on showcasing the features and benefits of the Ruger American Rifle directly from the manufacturer's leadership.

This video features Ruger CEO and President Mike Fifer presenting a significant donation to the NRA as part of the company's "Million Gun Challenge." The check for over $315,000 represents the third installment of this initiative. Fifer also announced an increased challenge goal of 1.2 million guns, with an aim to reach this milestone by April 2012, coinciding with the NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits. The content highlights Ruger's commitment to the Second Amendment and its support for the NRA's advocacy efforts.

This video features an interview with Ruger President & CEO Mike Fifer, hosted by American Rifleman Editor-in-Chief Mark Keefe. The discussion centers around the "Ruger Million Gun Challenge" and other topics relevant to the firearms industry and enthusiasts. It offers insights from a key figure at a major firearms manufacturer, likely touching on company initiatives, product development, and the broader gun culture.