This Channel is dedicated to Johnny Rowlands shootin show that aired from around 90-2001. I ended up with almost all the VHS tapes and masters from this show. as they were bought from a storage locker auction and bound for the landfill. Friend of mine brought them to me and so figured i will digitize them and upload here. All credit goes to Johnny Rowland Tombstone AZ. Thanks Johnny for making the show.
Johnny is the creator of the 460 Rowland cartridge which gives true 44 Mag power in a semi auto platform. Clarks custom guns and Johnny brought this to life and i personally love the round. its a reloaders delight much like the 300 Blackout and 10MM,
As you know and might have seen. Johnny is a very passionate person when it comes to life, liberty, corruption and other views he shares on the show. so with that being said The views expressed in this show are not necessarily that of this channels manager. Everything here is subject to free will. Enjoy
As a toddler in 1962 I remember being face to face with huge glass ashtrays with smoldering cigs, I loved it, it's very comforting to me, even now as an old man I still smoke lucky strikes, 90% of my relatives smoked.
I remember this and other similar videos being hawked back in when the Great Western Gun Show was still allowed at the LA County (Pomona) Fairgrounds, at booth with the bikini girls present. Life was good back then.
My grandfather died of cancer when he was only in his 60s in the mid 1970s after many years of cigarette smoking….. 15 years later his daughter (my mom) died of lung cancer - she did not smoke but had been exposed to my grandfathers’ heavy smoking. He started smoking as a teenager when they were not aware of the dangers of smoking. Without William Morris erc my grandfather could have lived decadess longer and my mother could still be alive.
The cigarette commercials are my absolute faves. I really like how they entice people to really wanna smoke different brands of cigarettes. If I would’ve been around back, then, I probably would have smoked them as well. I caught the tail end of the smoking commercials and, remember the anti-smoking commercials. I’m 62, and I feel lucky to be able to get these and hear them. I am totally blind, and these commercials really sounds so enticing and somewhat sexy for a woman to want to smoke. 7:01
Well as the guy that just uploaded the video that I found. I have no association with Johnny Rowland. I would say that it's more of a selling point than anything so take it for what it's worth it's just entertainment. If you own one of these then you understand the power of the cartridge. I myself have two. a 1911 and a Glock. And absolutely love the cartridge. Once I loaded it to the specs that I wanted the power factor that I needed. It's a beast
@@johnnyrowlandsshootinshowa8360 I have two. I carry one when we go out on search & rescue. My time is valuable, and he babbled on like a senile old lady. Have you seen his 9mm invention?
I used to enjoy the Quisp and Quake and Captain Crunch commercials. They all told little stories in 60 seconds. They were made by Jay Ward Studios, famous for Crusader Rabbit and Rocky and Bullwinkle, among other shows. My particular favorite was "Fractured Fairy Tales". I was too young to see Crusader Rabbit and they never reran it in my time. There was some great animation in commercials back then.
56:17 That boy standing and holding the volleyball is Kiki Vandeweghe, the future UCLA and NBA basketball star. His mother is Colleen Kay Hutchins, who was a Miss America from Utah. His father is Ernie Vandeweghe, a former New York Knick and a doctor. The ultimate overachieving family (the NY Times obit on Ernie in 2014 said he played for the Knicks while a full-time medical student at Columbia), they apparently were the ultimate clean and deodorized family, as well. I remember these rather out there ads showing these ideal families all posing (sometimes wearing towels), and remember Kiki Vandeweghe as an opponent as our University of Louisville team won its glorious and thrilling first NCAA title against their dreaded nemesis Bruins. I had never known until right now that I had seen seen Kiki on our TV screen well before that night in 1980!
There’s a lot of vids saying that 2a vests stopped 357 magnum I know 2a is not rated for that. What’s goin on here? Are they lying, can it actually stop it? Does it slow it down enough so it doesn’t cause serious damage?
A professional’ personality is only a distraction, their performance is more important. That said, the sound and grainy format is reminiscent of SFV (Los Angeles Country’s real bankroll) global influence.
I was born in 1960, those dancing cigarettes, no wonder I smoke, still to this day, as a toddler I'd be eye to eye with big glass ashtrays with multiple smoldering cigarettes wafting in my nose. Ah, the good ole days.
