Videos tagged with 2A Advocate

In this episode of the Colion Noir Podcast, the popular 2A advocate shares his personal journey into firearms, detailing his initial apprehension and subsequent passion for guns. He recounts his very first experience at a gun range, the trigger pull that almost turned him away, and the second shot that sparked a lifelong interest. The video delves into the behind-the-scenes of his early days, including his first handgun (Taurus Millennium), learning video production from scratch, and the crucial support from a Houston gun shop that propelled his YouTube career. This is presented as the untold story of how he transformed from a gun novice to a prominent figure in the gun community and a filmmaker of cinematic gun reviews.

This video discusses the raid of 2A advocate Mark Choppa Manley by the ATF. It includes links to legal representation, a GoFundMe to support Mark, a tip jar, channel membership, an email list, and various support platforms like Patreon and SubscribeStar. Additionally, it features affiliate links for coffee, firearms retailers, food storage, gold, VPN, tactical gear, and other lifestyle/liberty-related products and services.

This video explores the compelling reasons for becoming a USCCA Certified Firearms Instructor. It highlights potential benefits such as earning income, gaining industry access, and becoming a stronger 2A advocate. The description also mentions exclusive discounts on gear, parts, and accessories that can offset certification costs. A specific 2-day instructor class is advertised for April 27-28, with a link provided for registration. The video emphasizes Tap Rack Bang Training's specialization in safe, comprehensive, and responsible civilian defense training, including an intensive CCW course.

This video features a candid conversation on the GO Beyond Podcast with Johnny B, a prominent 2A Advocate and "community's gun guy." The discussion touches upon his role as a Dad and his involvement in the firearms community. The episode is brought to you by the United States Concealed Carry Association (USCCA), and promotes various partners and their products, including Hunters HD Gold, Wilder Tactical, Warrior Poet Society, QVO Tactical, Firebird Targets, Blackout Coffee, Hold Up Displays, Shooters Global Shot Timers, and Challenge Targets. It also directs viewers to gunsouttv.com for updates and discounts.

April Nicol, known as a 2A advocate and the "Roze" character from Call of Duty, is featured at SHOT Show 2024. The video highlights her presence at the event, where she will be showcasing and discussing her interests, with a focus on visiting KRISS USA and AGM Global Vision. The description includes official SHOT Show hashtags and links to their various social media platforms and website, encouraging viewers to subscribe and follow for more content.

This episode features Clint "Mag Dump" Morgan from Classic Firearms discussing the challenges and future of gun content on YouTube. They delve into the ATF's actions, particularly the "war on plastic" and pistol brace ban, highlighting perceived hypocrisy and the impact on businesses. The conversation also touches on the evolving demographics of gun owners, the importance of educating younger generations, and the growing advocacy within the 2A community. Kailey shares her initial gun store experience and insights into changing industry trends. The discussion includes gun confiscation orders, scare tactics, and what the ATF might target next.

This video highlights the strategic importance of purchasing AR-15 lower receivers to circumvent potential state-level firearm restrictions. It specifically addresses California's '1 in 30' rule, explaining how multiple stripped AR-15 lowers can be acquired in a single transaction after the mandatory waiting period, unlike other firearm types.

This "Free For All Friday" episode features a special guest interview with Jim Harmer from the YouTube channel "Backfire!". The discussion will cover Jim Harmer's background, the landscape of firearm channels on YouTube, the challenges of YouTube censorship for 2A content and potential solutions, his best hunting stories and favorite hunts, and his essential gear including rifles, cartridges, binoculars, and other must-have items. The segment will conclude with a viewer Q&A, emphasizing the importance of staying armed and ready for survival.

This GunForHireRadio episode #535 discusses the importance of being a Second Amendment (2A) advocate and explores various ways individuals can contribute to the cause. The description provides links to the full radio broadcast, the Gun For Hire website, their academy, and social media channels. It also highlights resources for obtaining firearm permits in New Jersey and New York, and mentions their 'Crime Proof Book'. The focus is on advocacy and support for Second Amendment rights.

This YouTube video appears to be a live chat session focused on the Second Amendment and related topics. The title "Yankee's Un-Civil War Chat!" and description "Live 2a Chat!" strongly indicate a discussion centered around the rights and freedoms associated with firearm ownership in the United States. Given the limited information, the content likely involves commentary, Q&A, or community discussion on 2A issues, possibly touching on current events, legislation, or advocacy.

This video, titled "NOT ONE INCH. What is PRO 2A??", appears to be a discussion or exploration of the Second Amendment rights and what it means to be "Pro 2A". While the description doesn't explicitly mention specific firearms, it heavily promotes various merchandise and affiliate links related to the firearms community, including "Blackout Coffee", "BOATING ACCIDENT Tee" (with "lost my guns" imagery), and "No More Transfers. Get Your OWN FFL". The video also lists deals on tactical gear like "Holiday Sale on Tactical Kits" and "Ballistic Plate". The creator's "SWAG" section includes links to "Shall Not Comply" merchandise and an Amazon shop, further reinforcing a pro-Second Amendment stance.

This is a live chat session focusing on the Second Amendment (2A) rights and discussions related to firearms. The title suggests a casual and interactive format where participants can engage in conversations about topics relevant to gun owners and advocates.