Guns.com proudly announces its latest collaboration with Panteao Productions’ Make Ready TV. This emerging content platform delivers top-tier training and entertainment to the Second Amendment community and outdoor enthusiasts nationwide. The partnership marks a significant step forward in providing exclusive, world-class content to firearms enthusiasts, solidifying Make Ready TV as the premier destination for firearms training, education, and entertainment.
“We are thrilled to welcome the Guns.com community to our Make Ready TV platform,” said Fernando Coelho, President and CEO of Panteao Productions. “From day one, our production company has been dedicated to bringing the best content to millions of gun owners in the United States and are excited to further this legacy with Guns.com.”
With this partnership, Guns.com will contribute over two thousand firearm videos to Make Ready TV’s expansive content library. All Guns.com content will remain freely accessible to all viewers. At the same time, subscribers to Make Ready TV will enjoy substantial value, including access to renowned firearms and tactical instructors such as Pat McNamara and content from leading manufacturers like Sig Sauer, Taurus, Walther, and more.
“Our partnership with Make Ready TV represents a significant milestone in our commitment to providing unparalleled training resources to the firearms community,” said Scott Gara, Managing Editor of Guns.com. “By joining forces with Make Ready TV, our customers now have the opportunity to access world-class training content at an incredible discount. Training from your home has never been easier, equipping you with the knowledge and skills to make you a better shooter.”
In a digital landscape increasingly fraught with censorship and content restrictions, Make Ready TV is an independent platform, ensuring that gun enthusiasts have unfettered access to valuable educational and entertainment content. The platform boasts an extensive catalog covering various topics, from basic firearms skills to concealed carry, tactical training, shooting sports—and even a cooking series—to equip viewers with essential skills for survival and outdoor pursuits.
