The creator economy, the platforms, and the fights over who gets to talk about guns online.
Colion Noir answers an Instagram creator who asked if gun owners' talk of liberty just means keeping their guns, arguing the Second Amendment guards life and every other right.
Read the pieceMilSim West's Jump to Orenburg airsoft event, filmed by first-timer Lilly Tactical: the night insertion, trench building and a large assault on a dug-in line.
Read the pieceColion Noir uses Indiana county council candidate Jaime West's viral "we have guns, too" line to argue that Democratic support for the Second Amendment always ends in a "but."
Garand Thumb tests the real guns behind the Wardogs shooter, from the Tavor and M4 to the MP5 and M249 SAW, and grades the game's reloads and sound.
SilencerCo's shotgun drone simulation sends two-liter soda bottles down a 150-foot zipline after legal counsel advised against shooting real drones.
SilencerCo's Rimfire Ruckus stages an eight-shooter .22 LR three-gun match at a private Wyoming range, with the Sparrow 22 and the modular Switchback 22 on the guns throughout.
A Dead Air Wolverine on a Mosin-Nagant M91/30 made the rifle more pleasant to shoot, not less, contradicting the back-pressure warning Lujan relays on camera.
Knorr-Bremse FG 42 footage from Springfield Armory's reference collection shows a stamped, side-feeding rifle with no markings, no accession paperwork, and no confirmed maker.
Indiana Jones firearms get a countdown from the retailer's YouTube channel, with the M1917 Smith and Wesson revolver first and the MP40, C96 Mauser, Walther P38 and MP28/II behind it.
Chinese Type 56 rifles armed both sides of more than one Cold War conflict. A new Lujan video traces the AK clone from Vietnam to the CIA's Afghan pipeline.
Garand Thumb handed an episode to Powerus military FPV drones instead of rifles — and the pivot says more about where gun media is headed than any review this year.
The purists are wrong about short-form gun content. The vertical video is not the death of rigor — it's the front door to it.
