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If you like guns, (I know, this is lemmy, but there must be a few of you) Demolition Ranch, Kentucky Ballistics, Edwin Sarkisian.
InRangeTV might be more inline with the sliver of cross section on here
I would add Forgotten Weapons to this list. He does excellent teardowns and tests, plus a lot of great history and trivia.
The Kentucky Ballistics guy (I forget his name) damn near died when his 50 cal exploded, then he came back and was like "so that sucked. Anyways, I found this even bigger gun that I'm going to shoot now"
Scott
Forgotten weapons
InrangeTV
C&Arsenal
To add to the list. These guys are more longer videos about history and mechanics.