Odd gun related question

The Outdoor Channel

 

Disney's Bambi's dead mother scene playing on a loop.

 

Congratulations on your expansion JB.

As others have stated, the Outdoor Channel seems like a good choice with a good variety of subjects.

 

Eva Shockey's greatest hits.

 

definitely a loop of Bill dance bloopers.

 

When I went to pick up my latest firearm there was a 1 hour wait. They were playing Gremlins. I enjoyed it.

$0.02

 

Gunsmoke. Women act like women, men act like men. Bad guys get shot.

 

Last Man Standing, perhaps? If you haven't seen it, it's a Tim Allen show where he works as a marketing director for a Cabela's-type store chain. It does get a bit political at times, but it generally keeps things light and fun, I feel.

 

Red Dawn on a loop.

 

Outdoors or shooting sports related channel or if you happen to be selling training/firearms videos ... put one on related to firearms that you may have specials/sales on or videos that you have for sale to generate interest sales.

 

yet there will always be those that side out

revolver vs auto

metal vs polymer

bass vs trout

ford vs chevy

the beat goes on

my 2cents is something entertaining................. ' TBD '

 

Hickock45 on an endless loop

 

Paul Harrell videos

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC6QH13V2o68zynSa0hZy9uQ

 

reruns of meat eater

 

i cant stand them..

 

So long as you include Sonny Puzikas doing his AK47 and pistol dual-wield windmill of deadly death danger.

And whenever Chris Costa yells at Kyle in the dynamic shotgun video to do a chamber check everyone has to yell at Kyle about how it takes a tenth of a second. "A TENTH OF A SECUND, KYLE! IT TAKES A TENTH OF A SECUND!!"

I may have seen the videos a time or two...

You know what, just put together a compilation of Chris Costa stories and loop it.

https://youtu.be/cTX9Dt-D_b8

Dude is hilarious and awesome.

 

Smart to avoid news/politics. Nothing good comes from that.

It really depends on what type of clientele you want hanging out.

Outdoor channel, Motortrend TV, ESPN. Although if you want the fairer sex in there you might look for gender neutral channel.

Maybe talk to your distributor and see if anybody want's to buy some time with their demos?

 

I'd vote for those, as well as many other firearms-related "how-to" videos. Midway sponsors some great maintenance and test videos and there are some other good gunsmithing and review videos. For pure entertainment, I've found the "Forgotten Weapons" channel on Youtube to be a good one; he's knowledgeable and works through a rare guns auction house to show and demo some really neat guns. Subscribe to their channels and put them in a random playlist. Most customers aren't going to hang around long enough to watch a movie, but a 5-10 minute video or two will keep them entertained.