Videos tagged with Female Gun Owners

This video features a full interview with Kerry Slone of We The Female. The discussion is expected to delve into topics relevant to women in the firearms community, likely covering personal experiences, advocacy, and potentially insights into firearm ownership, self-defense, and related issues. Given the organization "We The Female," the content will likely focus on empowering women and promoting responsible gun ownership.

This YouTube video, titled "Ladies, how many times have the employees at the gun store tried to do this 😂" and featuring @brooketinibaby, appears to be a humorous or relatable content piece for women in the firearms community. The title suggests a common or perhaps stereotypical interaction that occurs when women shop at gun stores, implying an experience that is either patronizing, overly helpful, or based on assumptions about female gun buyers. The "😂" emoji indicates a lighthearted and comedic tone. The content likely aims to entertain or create a sense of shared experience among female firearm enthusiasts.

A recent Rutgers University study reveals significantly higher firearm ownership in America than previously estimated, challenging decades of gun control narratives. The study indicates a substantial increase in gun ownership, particularly among diverse demographics like women and Black females in urban areas, driven by concerns over rising crime and reduced law enforcement presence. This new data forces a re-evaluation of gun control policy and polling methodologies.

This short highlights the growing trend of women becoming first-time gun owners for personal safety, emphasizing self-reliance. It features insights from firearms experts Massad Ayoob and Joyce Wilson, who discuss the importance of defensive firearm skills and how competitive shooting disciplines like IDPA can serve as excellent training grounds for real-world self-defense scenarios.

This episode of Gun Talk Nation features JoAnna Wilson of Patriot Defense discussing the growing number of female gun owners and the products tailored to them. The conversation also touches upon Safariland's CADRE team, new shooter experiences, custom firearms, and competitive shooting. The show is brought to you by major industry brands including Remington Ammunition, Armscor, Safariland, Brownells, CrossBreed Holsters, Lockdown, and Springfield Armory. The episode encourages viewers to subscribe for more content across various platforms.

This episode of "Gun Gripes" features a discussion between Kerry Slone of "Stilettos & Shotguns" and Eric, focusing on the role of women in the Second Amendment. The conversation covers women as consumers, advocates, and their overall importance within the firearms industry. The video also includes links to various sponsors and affiliated channels.

This YouTube video, titled 'Creepy Joe Biden's Violence Against Women Act DISARMS Women | MMM Ep. 13', critiques the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), alleging it contains provisions for gun control that would disarm women. The description urges viewers to contact their Senators to oppose what the uploader describes as 'female gun confiscation'. The content focuses on the perceived negative impact of the VAWA on women's Second Amendment rights.

This video promotes Tactica Defense Fashion, a brand specializing in concealed carry gear for women, presented as a Mother's Day gift. It highlights the growing segment of female gun owners and addresses historical lack of suitable gear and advice. Tactica, from the makers of Alien Gear Holsters, offers clothing and holsters designed specifically for women to facilitate empowered concealed carry.

This Gun Talk Radio segment features an interview with June, an 80-year-old competitive shooter and NRA Instructor who began her firearms journey at age 72. She shares valuable tips and advice for women of all ages looking to get started with firearms. The discussion also touches upon the NSSF report highlighting a record low in unintentional firearms deaths in 2018. The episode is part of Gun Talk Radio's regular Sunday broadcast and podcast.

This video aims to educate women on responsible gun ownership, emphasizing that people, not guns, are responsible for violence. It promotes investing in quality gun training for women, by women, and highlights the USCCA's mission to educate, protect, and reduce crime. The description provides multiple links for free resources like concealed carry guides, magazines, and accuracy tips, as well as information on joining the USCCA for self-defense protection. It encourages viewers to subscribe, like, and share the educational content.

This video offers practical self-protection tips for safely returning to your vehicle, emphasizing situational awareness. Key advice includes scanning the parking lot before leaving, walking in the middle of pathways to avoid surprise approaches, and having keys readily accessible for quick unlocking or to activate a panic alarm. The presenter stresses maintaining "condition yellow" for constant awareness of surroundings. The video is presented by Beth and is associated with the USCCA's mission to educate gun owners, protect members, stop crime, and save lives.

This video explores the differences between male and female gun owners, inspired by an article from Range365. The host, "TheFireArmGuy," features his wife as the "female expert" and himself as the "male expert" to discuss these distinctions. The video encourages viewer engagement through subscriptions, likes, and sharing, and promotes playlists covering handgun reviews, rifle/shotgun reviews, Second Amendment content, gear reviews, and range tests. Social media links for Twitter and Instagram are also provided.