Late 2022, What Firearms Youtube channels do you follow?

[Capn Jack]

I watch whatever turns my crank at the moment.

It may be gunsmithing, Forgotten Weapons, Muzzle Loaders, Fiberglass boat repairs, or rebuilding tractors. I used to build pneumatic cannons and followed those channels.

At one time, I even got hooked on a Historical Korean Soap Opera. Lately it's been Archeology and Biblical History.

 

[nwslopoke]

Salty Cracker
Southern Prepper1
Jeremiah Bebe
Good Luck America
Black Conservative Patriot

Very few gun only channels these days. I've bought everything they've told me I need. There are a handful I stopped listening to. Especially the tac guys that now own Black Rifle Coffee chains and said, screw your freedom earlier this year.

Not all though. I like the long hour podcast for drives like, The Team House.

 

[titsonritz]

I don't "follow" anyone, but from time to time I'll watch stuff from Primary and Secondary, Bill Blower, Jon Dufrense and a few others.

 

[Nosferatu]

I don't really follow anyone for firearms.
If Something pops up as suggested then I may look into it.

That said...
Much of what I see in the world of muzzle loading videos is not of interest.....
Or to be blunt , a lot of videos are chock full of BS about history or just how folks shot and used muzzle loaders and other black powder arms , when these were the only type of firearms.
Andy

You need to get in front of the camera and start making them!

 

[Andy54Hawken]

You need to get in front of the camera and start making them!

Well...I have thought about it...but I have a face made for radio...

I have worked as a consultant for a few book and film productions...that was a mixed experience.
Doing my own videos would be intriguing ...however I don't feel like I'd have much to say that others would be too interested in.
Andy

 

[bradsteen]

I rarely watch youtube or social media content, but on the rare occasions that I do, it's generally Forgotten Weapons for the history, mechanics, and design aspects of firearms. Fascinating stuff!

 

[Member 53328]

Most are too political with more drama/tacticool elements than I appreciate so I avoid most of them. I enjoy watching specific instructors though (Mike Glover, DJ Shipley, Bill Rapier, Shawn Ryan, etc). I follow the people not the channels.

YouTube and the media creators are all about making money/profit. Just remember that.

 

[Nosferatu]

Well...I have thought about it...but I have a face made for radio...

Have you SEEN some of these scrubs on YT?

 

[GlockShooter]

Carry.On.

 

[JohnnyMac]

Most I watch have been noted above. Washington Gun Law, Colion Noir and Paul Harrell are my go to's.

I'll add:

• BigDaddyHoffman1911 (He usually has something interesting to shoot)
• Edward Sarkissian (When I feel like watching something get blown up by a firearm)

 

[quneur]

The Five Must Have Guns Watch YouTube Channels Everyone Should Own Watch.

 

[nwslopoke]

I watch whatever turns my crank at the moment.

It may be gunsmithing, Forgotten Weapons, Muzzle Loaders, Fiberglass boat repairs, or rebuilding tractors. I used to build pneumatic cannons and followed those channels.

At one time, I even got hooked on a Historical Korean Soap Opera. Lately it's been Archeology and Biblical History.

Every now and then I get stuck on Japanese and Korean Street cooking. No speaking, just hard working food prep and organizing.

 

[solv3nt]

Ron Jeremy's 'Shots Fired'.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Ron Jeremy's 'Shots Fired'.

Wow...talk about a "used gun"...
Andy

 

[solv3nt]

Wow...talk about a "used gun"...
Andy

Muzzle loader.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Muzzle loader.

No doubt...well in any event...he outta check out his frizzen ...
Andy