Harrell Brothers In Arms

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  • Homesteading?  Why you need a handgun.
    8/8/26

    Homesteading? Why you need a handgun.

    Roy from Harrell Brothers In Arms explains why a reliable semi-auto 9mm handgun belongs on every homestead. Using a high-capacity Sig Sauer as an example, he covers its practicality for stopping four-legged predators that threaten livestock and gardens, plus its usefulness against other threats—all while remaining easy to carry around the property. A straightforward case for owning one and training with it regularly.

  • Why you need a .22LR rifle
    8/2/26

    Why you need a .22LR rifle

    Roy explains why a reliable .22 Long Rifle (like a Ruger 10/22) belongs on every homestead or hobby farm. Ideal for controlling predators that threaten chickens, gardens, and livestock on smaller properties, it offers low recoil, affordable ammo, and effective performance on coyote-sized threats and below, plus it’s easy to practice with regularly.

  • LPVO, do you need one?
    7/19/26

    LPVO, do you need one?

    oy from Harrell Brothers In Arms compares low-power variable optics (like a Steiner 1-4x24) to traditional scopes and red dots on an AR platform. He covers the benefits of quick 1x-to-4x magnification for close-range work and longer-distance target ID, along with real-world drawbacks of field of view and power management. A straightforward look at whether an LPVO belongs on your defensive or general-use rifle.

  • Know Before You Go: Road Trip Prep for Multi-State Travel
    6/20/26

    Know Before You Go: Road Trip Prep for Multi-State Travel

    Preparing for a multi-day interstate trip while towing a trailer. Learn about researching concealed carry reciprocity and state-specific firearm and magazine restrictions (including constitutional carry states), selecting compliant gear like a five-shot .357 revolver as a primary, and packing essentials for self-sufficiency. The focus is on “knowing before you go” so you stay legal, prepared for breakdowns or emergencies, and ready for the unexpected on long-haul road trips.

  • How to do the Failure to Stop Drill (aka Mozambique)
    6/15/26

    How to do the Failure to Stop Drill (aka Mozambique)

    Master the tactical discipline of the Mozambique Drill in our latest range session. Watch the breakdown of this classic three-shot technique to elevate your defensive shooting skills.

  • How to do the El Presidente Drill
    6/16/26

    How to do the El Presidente Drill

    We put the classic El Presidente drill to the ultimate test to see if we could beat the legendary 10-second par time. This iconic shooting drill is the perfect benchmark to measure your draw, target transitions, and emergency reload speed.

  • How to do a Bill Drill
    6/12/26

    How to do a Bill Drill

    Running the classic Bill Drill to test draw speed, grip consistency, and recoil control. See how fast Roy can get six accurate rounds into the target's center zone under the pressure of the shot timer.

  • Everyday Drills for Everyday People
    5/10/26

    Everyday Drills for Everyday People

    Roy demonstrates some drills you can train with every day.

  • The Importance of Shot Placement
    5/3/26

    The Importance of Shot Placement

    Accuracy vs Marksmanship vs Shot Placement. What’s the difference and does it matter. Watch to find out.

  • Firearms For Dummies: First Shots
    4/26/26

    Firearms For Dummies: First Shots

    Do’s and Don’ts on the range. So it’s your first time at the range with your firearm. Watch to learn some starter tips and common

  • Firearms for Dummies: Picking the Right Cleaning Kit
    5/5/26

    Firearms for Dummies: Picking the Right Cleaning Kit

    A part of being a responsible gun owner is taking proper care of your equipment. Watch this weeks episode with Roy to learn about cleaning and finding out what is the right cleaning kit for your equipment.

  • Firearms for Dummies: Transportation and Storage
  • Hunting for Peeps (Easter Special 2026)
  • Firearms for Dummies: How to Identify the Ammo Your Firearm Needs
  • Firearms for Dummies: The 4 Rules of Firearm Safety (With Bonus Rule #5!)