Videos tagged with First Responder Support

The 2026 SHOT Show featured key forums with governors and attorneys general discussing the firearm industry's economic impact and Second Amendment protections. Industry leaders engaged with top law enforcement officials on safety and regulatory matters. The event also highlighted celebrity involvement, such as Corey Taylor supporting veteran mental health initiatives, and featured auctions and giveaways.

Corey Taylor of Slipknot, alongside NSSF President/CEO Joe Bartozzi, discusses The Taylor Foundation's mission at SHOT Show 2026. The foundation focuses on providing 'boots on the ground' human support for law enforcement, EMTs, first responders, and veterans dealing with PTSD, emphasizing community-level aid. SHOT Show is highlighted as a major business-to-business event for the firearm industry.

This episode of "Coffee Talk" features a discussion with Brian Viole, founder of Caliber Coffee. The conversation explores the company's mission to provide quality products that support freedom-loving Americans. It also touches upon upcoming consumer goods lines from Palmetto State Armory and JJE Capital. A key aspect highlighted is Caliber Coffee's commitment to supporting the military and first responders through their products.

This episode of the Shawn Ryan Show features Chad Robichaux, a decorated Force Recon Marine and DEVGRU operator. The conversation delves into his extensive military career, including his time with elite units, and his subsequent transition to law enforcement. The discussion also covers his entrepreneurial ventures, notably the Mighty Oaks Foundation, which provides peer-to-peer support for veterans and first responders, and his humanitarian efforts with Save Our Allies, assisting individuals during the Afghanistan withdrawal and in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The episode is described as documenting his entire life story, offering insights into his resilience and recovery.

This video from Geauga Firearms Academy highlights a community initiative to support veterans and first responders. Through anonymous donations and the academy waiving remaining costs, three individuals were selected to attend the free Defensive Pistol 1&2 Class. The video emphasizes the importance of hands-on training and seeking professional instruction. It also promotes their Instagram, website, and other training series, including a documentary on a student's progression in martial shooting skills over six months.