Videos tagged with Firearm Retailers

The video discusses potential future strategies anti-gun groups might employ to infringe on Second Amendment rights. Key concerns include targeting online gun sales via the interstate commerce clause, banning lead ammunition, and imposing burdens on firearm retailers through increased regulations and costs. The speaker suggests these tactics aim to make firearm ownership more difficult and expensive, ultimately harming the industry.

This video follows the 1911 Syndicate team on a 'Hunt for Gucci Guns' in Pittsburgh, PA, visiting three distinct firearm retailers: Allegheny Arms, National Armory, and Keystone Shooting Center. The hosts, Jake and Chris, showcase a wide array of firearms, from custom 1911s and rare WWII collectibles to modern tactical rifles and submachine guns. The episode highlights the surprising depth of high-end firearm availability in Pittsburgh and culminates in a host purchasing a firearm.

This video explores who supports the citizen defense industry. While specific firearms or calibers are not mentioned, the title implies a discussion about the organizations, businesses, and individuals that advocate for and contribute to the civilian firearm sector. The content likely delves into lobbying groups, manufacturers, retailers, and potentially the consumers who drive demand for defensive tools.

This video discusses the re-emergence of Merchant Category Codes (MCCs) for gun and ammunition purchases, specifically focusing on California's legislative efforts to mandate them. Governor Gavin Newsom is highlighted as a key figure pushing for these codes, which were previously defeated at the federal level. The content also touches upon related legislation in California concerning 3D printers and CNC milling machines.

This video from Langley Outdoors Academy, presented by Braden, details the significant opposition from 24 states' Attorneys General and federal lawmakers against credit card companies adopting a specific merchant code for firearm and ammunition purchases. The speaker highlights the potential for this code to unfairly target lawful gun owners and businesses, leading to financial repercussions for the card companies and ongoing legal/legislative challenges.

This video warns viewers about the potential dangers and scams associated with purchasing firearms online. It aims to educate potential buyers on "red flags" to watch out for when attempting to buy guns through online platforms, helping them avoid fraudulent transactions and unsafe practices. The content emphasizes viewer support for the channel and its projects.

The Governor of Illinois has declared gun shops and ammunition suppliers as essential businesses. This decision aims to ensure the safety and security of citizens, particularly in light of increased demand from first-time gun buyers. The video highlights that while this is a positive step, the broader executive order encompasses many other businesses as essential, with only traditional retail stores facing shutdowns.

This video discusses the ethical considerations of purchasing firearms from retailers with known affiliations to extremist groups. The speaker highlights a specific instance involving DE Guns.net and a Springfield Hellcat deal posted on Reddit, where a manager was identified as a neo-Nazi leader. The video prompts viewers to consider whether the source of a firearm purchase matters, even when presented with a good deal.

This video explores the perceived disconnect between Dick's Sporting Goods' anti-gun policies and claims of financial success. The creator visited a Dick's location during peak hours on a Saturday to observe customer traffic at the gun counter and gauge sales activity. The experience revealed a notably empty gun counter and a lack of customers, contradicting reports of the company thriving.