I'm subscribed to all of the above and others. I really enjoy Dayattherange because of @layer3guru and the joy of shooting and handling firearms that he shares. I'd shoot with him if I had the chance.

 

I've got to go with Nibs at the Walnut and Steel channel. I'm wondering just how many guns that guy has and how does he store them all?! Does anyone know if he's a member here?

 

I’ll check that one out.

 

Kirsten Joy Weiss is worth a look.

 

I’ve got some new YT channels to watch.

 

I watch them. New to a day at the range. He is a Character! Passionate.

 

Day at the range, hands down.

 

Pursuit of Accuracy...darn near a neighbor and I like his work...
Day at the Range for his enthusiasm...

Plink what the huckster...no thanks

 

Funny thing about salesman Plinkster. CCI makes “Stanger” rounds LOL

 

I like Josh at POA as he has a lot of real world types of reviews on many optics, gun parts and builds and ammo performance.

Also Rimfire SS as they really review a lot of 10/22 stuff including more budget products as well as the higher end stuff along with doing ammo performance again in more of a real world test environment.

I do not feel either of these two are shills for any certain brand and just giving positive reviews because of their working relationship with a particular brand even though the product may be iffy.

Even as much as Rimfire SS promotes Arken optics I think he has also plainly stated that at the level he can afford to outfit the number of rifles he has with a dedicated optic Arken his choice of a BUDGET optic he can afford to buy multiple examples of and not his choice if budget limitations were not a factor.

I can understand the difference in buying a product because of its price point that you find more than adequate for your needs and saying a budget product is the best thing available since sliced bread period!

 

I like Josh at POA as he has a lot of real world types of reviews on many optics, gun parts and builds and ammo performance.

Also Rimfire SS as they really review a lot of 10/22 stuff including more budget products as well as the higher end stuff along with doing ammo performance again in more of a real world test environment.

I do not feel either of these two are shills for any certain brand and just giving positive reviews because of their working relationship with a particular brand even though the product may be iffy.

Even as much as Rimfire SS promotes Arken optics I think he has also plainly stated that at the level he can afford to outfit the number of rifles he has with a dedicated optic Arken his choice of a BUDGET optic he can afford to buy multiple examples of and not his choice if budget limitations were not a factor.

I can understand the difference in buying a product because of its price point that you find more than adequate for your needs and saying a budget product is the best thing available since sliced bread period!

Both those guys seem as honest as they come. You nailed it on the head. I’d never heard of Arken until watching Don’s videos. Same for some other products they both reviewed.

 

Pursuit of Accuracy........calls it like it is.

Cumberland Outdoorsman.......down to earth old school shooter, enjoyable to watch

 

I do enjoy Cumberland Outdoorsman.and agree with your description of his work. The dude loves him some Remington!

 

Pursuit of Accuracy

Cyclops

 

One thing I don’t like, especially on new video guys, is ill prepared, non scripted, off the cuff, unrehearsed, unedited rookie speak with bad grammar and dangling participles.

 

I agree with off the cuff, unedited reviews. They are usually poorly done reviews as well. I Had to look up what a dangling participle was🤣

Public school let me down on grammar.

 

Check out Josh's review of the new Sig 322 Competition...and Norma Exteme LR ammo...straight talk

 

Watched it this morning. Now I don't have to even consider buying that new fangled Norma. 👍

 

If you're looking for pure entertainment and not necessarily gun info, it's hard to beat Kentucky Ballistics.

There are only a few YT gun channels I really don't care for. I just don't watch them. Choices are nice..

 

If you're looking for pure entertainment and not necessarily gun info, it's hard to beat Kentucky Ballistics.

There are only a few YT gun channels I really don't care for. I just don't watch them. Choices are nice..

I've caught some of those I enjoyed, try "tools and targets", pure country but does a ton of ballistic gel testing in a repeatable manner, my wife loves to hear him talk.

 

1) Dayattherange
2) Pursuit of Accuracy

 

P.O.A
Midwest Long range
Rimfire SS
D.A.T.R
Cyclops

 

While not always .22LR, I like Hickok 45 videos. Good old fun shooting reactive targets and a good run down of the guns he shoots.

 

Hickok 45 has been really good for years. I agree.

 

Pursuit of accuracy
Day at the range
Cyclop joe

 

Yeah I like Cyclops Joe as well, I like his no bs telling it like it is attitude.

 

Cylcops purely for the entertainment

 

I really enjoy the Cumberland Outdoorsman like was stated "old school"

 

Also Buffalo's Outdoors.

 

For Ballistic and caliber testing Paul Harrell has turned out some really good videos but not focused on .22 stuff.
I think he is dealing with some health issues right now so how much new content we will see in the future is sort of up in the air but I do like his no nonsense approach and testing methods when it comes to bullet velocities, penetration and expansion along with the media he uses to try to get realistic results.

 

Pursuit of accuracy
Ultimate Reloader
Backfire
Kentucky Ballistics -hilarious

 

Pursuit of accuracy
Ultimate Reloader
Backfire
Kentucky Ballistics -hilarious

Ultimate reloader has great content. I’ve been watching him for quite awhile.

 

Don't forget Redneck Rimfire.

 

Mark and Sam after Work have some interesting videos (Australia?)

Womfat is Canadian and he does a lot of videos during competitions, PRS, etc. So good for that viewpoint.

 

I enjoy the husband/wife shooter/spotter videos. I love the videography of their videos.

 

Walnut and Steel and Cumberland Outdoorsman, among others as well.

 

Day at the range Pursuit of accuracy Cyclops Joe
Hunting: Nate Bone Buster
Squirrel 1