YOUTUBE: New Channel, Content Strategy, + More

T.REX TALK is our longest running podcast hosted by Isaac Botkin, which has been running for over four years now. It's where we hold longer and more thoughtful conversations with folks inside T.REX and the larger gun industry, take deeper dives into ideological material, or political updates—you know, the typical podcast-flavored stuff.

We recently switched back to producing T.REX TALK in video form and have launched a brand new YouTube channel where all that content can live. Here, you can view the archive of 200+ episodes and sign up to receive notifications when new episodes are available.

The main T.REX ARMS YouTube channel is where it all started, hosting everything from Lucas shooting fast in an old chert pit to some of the first NV shooting content on YouTube. Ultimately, we want to return to our roots. Longer-form content intermixed with short-form shooting montages that are fun to watch and inspiring while providing some informational value is the plan for this channel moving forward.

For example, our longer DD5V4 video that showed multiple months of testing, training, and preparing to proof the TTG Sniper Challenge, mixed with the short, fun MK12 MOD-W or SCAR 17 Revisited videos. Inspiring, informative, entertaining—that's the motive here.

The T.REX ARMORY channel will continue to host product-focused content like overviews of stuff we sell, evaluations of things we're interested in, and build breakdowns from main channel videos.

For instance, the Mini MK12 (MK12 MOD-W), Lucas' SCAR 17, and all the rifles from the SPR vs GPR video have in-depth explanations of parts and accessories used along with the overall experience of the build as a whole.

Isaac Botkin brings you science—and tech-related experiments at T.REX LABS. This is where all the more technical radio, drone, and mapping videos tend to go, along with a lot of educational content on land navigation, communication planning, digital surveillance, intelligence-gathering, and even some behind-the-scenes videos on the T.REX production line and warehouse operations.