Videos tagged with Firearm Qualification

This video reviews the training and qualifications for a Level 4 Personal Protection Officer (PO) in Texas, highlighting significant issues with firearm reliability, holster design, and training standards. The content critiques the performance of a Shadow Systems DR920P and a Glock 17 Gen 4 during qualification, emphasizing the importance of reliable gear and proper training over aesthetics. It also touches on the low bar for entry into private security roles in Texas.

This video details the process for non-residents to legally obtain a Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) permit in California, stemming from the CRPA v. LASD lawsuit. It outlines the steps involved, including selecting a jurisdiction, completing applications and training remotely, and navigating specific California firearm regulations. The process aims to allow out-of-state residents to obtain a California CCW without needing to travel extensively within the state for interviews or training.

In this video, Rughi attempts a Law Enforcement rifle qualification for the first time to assess its practicality. The content encourages viewer engagement through likes, subscriptions, and comments, and promotes the "WeaponSnatcher" brand and its associated training, merchandise, and affiliate deals. Several discount codes and social media links are provided. The video emphasizes its educational and entertainment purpose and adheres to YouTube's firearms policies.

This episode of Gun For Hire Radio discusses how individuals with disabilities, such as blindness in one eye, paralysis, or mobility impairments (wheelchair, walker), can still effectively shoot and qualify with firearms. The core message emphasizes that everyone deserves the right to self-defense, as predators often target perceived vulnerability. The show aims to inspire and guide listeners on how to overcome potential challenges to protect themselves.

Matt from Gun For Hire explains the process of amending a New Jersey Carry Permit to add additional firearms. The process involves contacting local authorities, submitting a formal letter with proof of ownership and qualification scores, and adhering to county-specific procedures. He emphasizes the importance of demonstrating familiarity with safe handling and that permits are specific to listed firearms.

This video showcases the "OGA Drill #2 Live Fire" from SOB Tactical. It's presented as a training exercise that viewers can try out. The description emphasizes training frequently and correctly, with the "OGA Drill" likely being a qualification or proficiency test. The video also promotes SOB Tactical and their associated content channels.

This video discusses a controversial decision by Vineland, NJ, to deny the use of their city-owned shooting range to ICE for qualification, despite the city receiving $8000 annually. The speaker expresses disbelief at this local government's stance, suggesting it's counterproductive and even implies the range should be used by criminals instead. The presenter, Anthony Colandro, offers free range access to ICE at his own facility, Gun For Hire.