Videos tagged with Black Gun Owners

This episode of ARFCOM News discusses several legal and regulatory issues impacting Second Amendment rights. It covers the classification of NFA examiners as essential workers by the ATF, legal challenges to gun control measures, and concerns about law enforcement practices targeting minority gun owners. The segment also critiques the actions of Pam Bondi and the Department of Justice regarding gun control legislation and relief from bans.

This YouTube video focuses on an investigation by CBS News Chicago that reveals instances where legally armed Black individuals in Chicago were charged with felonies despite possessing valid Firearm Owner's Identification (FOID) cards and concealed carry licenses. The investigation highlights that these charges often stemmed from minor traffic violations. The video features interviews with one of the victims, Luis, and Philip Smith, President of NAAGA, to discuss these occurrences and their implications for gun owners.

This video, titled "ONLY THE POLICE SHOULD HAVE A GUN!!!", focuses on the debate surrounding gun ownership and the Second Amendment, likely arguing against civilian firearm possession. The description heavily promotes the content creator's social media presence and merchandise, alongside calls for donations. It also cross-promotes another Instagram account and a firearms training website. The use of hashtags indicates a strong lean towards Second Amendment advocacy, gun ownership rights, and identification with the Black gun owner community.

This video promotes a monthly rifle and pistol training event held on the last Saturday of every month in Jacksonville, Florida. The 4-hour session costs $75 and requires advance sign-up to receive the private range address. Participants need to bring a minimum of 100 rounds for their rifle (with sling/sights and 2 mags) and 100 rounds for their pistol (with holster/belt/2 mags). The description also includes links to the organizer's website, Patreon, Cash App, and Instagram, encouraging support and further engagement.

This video promotes a monthly rifle and pistol training event hosted by Wagunda Nation, taking place on the last Saturday of each month. The event costs $75 for 4 hours and requires pre-registration to receive the private range address in Jacksonville, FL. Participants need a minimum of 100 rounds for both rifle and pistol, along with essential gear like slings, sights, two magazines for rifles, and holsters/belts for pistols. Training equipment can be supplied for an additional fee. The video also highlights social media handles for Wagunda Nation and LocsNLoad Firearms, and Patreon/Cashapp for donations.

This YouTube video appears to be about building an AR-10 rifle, with the title posing a "KOP OR DROP" question, implying a decision point or evaluation. The description includes social media handles for "LocsNLoad" and "Waguna Nation," suggesting this is part of a series or a creator's content. It also features donation links for Patreon and Cash App, indicating community support. The video seems to focus on the AR-10 platform, custom builds, and potentially a review or showcase of the finished product.

This video features an in-depth discussion with firearms personality Colion Noir, exploring his journey into the firearms community, his advocacy for responsible gun ownership, and the challenges faced by Black gun owners. Noir shares his personal experiences, from his first time at a gun range to his involvement with the NRA and the evolution of his content creation. The conversation highlights the importance of mindset, continuous training, and breaking down stereotypes within the firearms community.

This YouTube video, titled "Short Bus Actual: Small Unit Tactics Training: Tactical Retreat," focuses on tactical training and small unit tactics. While no specific firearms or calibers are mentioned, the title and description, which includes hashtags related to firearms and self-defense, suggest a focus on practical application of shooting skills in a tactical context. The content likely involves training scenarios emphasizing movement, defensive strategies, and potentially disengagement.

This YouTube video, titled 'COLT 45 AND 2 ZIG ZAGS! THATS ALL WE NEED!! #blackgunowners', features content related to firearms, specifically mentioning the Colt .45. The description encourages viewers to follow social media accounts for more content and provides links for donations and a general linktree for the creator's presence. The video appears to be associated with firearm reviews and the black gun owners community, with tags indicating topics like self-defense, concealed carry, and Second Amendment rights.

This video documents the first Wagunda Nation shooting event held in Jacksonville, Florida, at Tango Down SC. It highlights a fun and educational experience for attendees, encouraging them to stay tuned for future events. The description also provides Instagram handles for Wagunda Nation and LocsNLoad, along with Patreon and Cash App links for those wishing to support the content creator.

This YouTube video announces a "Range Day" event scheduled for October 28th, 2023, in Jacksonville, Florida, specifically at 18811 Maxville-Macclenny Road. The event is presented as the first outing under the "Wagunda Nation" banner, with plans for similar monthly events. Attendees are encouraged to bring at least 100 rounds of pistol and rifle ammunition for firearm training. Viewers interested in attending are asked to DM or comment to help with a headcount. The video also promotes following '@locsnload' and '@wagundanation' on Instagram for updates and provides links for Patreon and Cash App donations to support the channel, "LocsNLoadFirearms."

This video highlights the newest gun range in Jacksonville, FL, Tango Down Gun Range, emphasizing its superior facilities and welcoming atmosphere compared to a previous negative experience at Gateway Range. The reviewer praises Tango Down for allowing rifle training and movement drills, unlike Gateway. The range features individual gun bays for rifle/pistol and movements, a 1000+ yard range for long-range shooting, and an upcoming shoot house. A Louisiana chef's restaurant on-site is also a major plus. The channel plans to host classes once their logo and website are updated. The video promotes supporting the channel through Patreon and Cashapp.