johnelmore
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From watching his Youtube videos, I believe he comes to good conclusions. His reviews seem too long winded and I find myself fast forwarding to the conclusion. I tried to find more information on him, but hit a brick wall. There is simply no information out there.
Recently, I found that Smith and Wesson is advertising its M&P 10 rifle with a link to NutNFancy's review. Now this individuals youtube reviews went from a casual user review all the way to the front of the manufacturers website. In essence, Smith and Wesson is stating they believe you should trust NutNFancy.
http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/...85153_757785_757784_ProductDisplayErrorView_Y
Well, first, before I trust someone it would be nice to know their name and see a resume. That would be a start. When I go out to the range, there seem to be plenty of knowledgable people. There is always that one guy at the range who seems like the Encyclopedia of firearm knowledge. However, would I put their names on the front of a firearms manufacturers website like Smith and Wesson?
So I kind of wonder to myself, I ask aloud. Is NutNFancy a firearms expert that I can trust? Is it really wise for Smith & Wesson to promote its products using an anonymous Youtube star?
Recently, I found that Smith and Wesson is advertising its M&P 10 rifle with a link to NutNFancy's review. Now this individuals youtube reviews went from a casual user review all the way to the front of the manufacturers website. In essence, Smith and Wesson is stating they believe you should trust NutNFancy.
http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/...85153_757785_757784_ProductDisplayErrorView_Y
Well, first, before I trust someone it would be nice to know their name and see a resume. That would be a start. When I go out to the range, there seem to be plenty of knowledgable people. There is always that one guy at the range who seems like the Encyclopedia of firearm knowledge. However, would I put their names on the front of a firearms manufacturers website like Smith and Wesson?
So I kind of wonder to myself, I ask aloud. Is NutNFancy a firearms expert that I can trust? Is it really wise for Smith & Wesson to promote its products using an anonymous Youtube star?