Videos tagged with Girl With Guns

This video, titled 'Just working on my speed😅', appears to showcase a user practicing their shooting speed with a handgun. The description heavily features terms related to concealed carry, tactical applications, and specific firearm models like Glock and Wilson Combat. It emphasizes a female shooter ('gunnygal', 'gungirl', 'girlsandguns', 'girlswithguns') and incorporates popular shooting culture hashtags like 'pewpew' and 'edc'. The presence of '2ndamendment' suggests a broader context of firearm rights advocacy.

This YouTube video appears to showcase a female athlete, potentially a CrossFitter or tactical athlete, interacting with a firearm. The title "Just a little snappy😏" suggests a focus on the recoil or handling characteristics of a handgun. The description heavily utilizes hashtags related to firearms, fitness, and a specific gun model, indicating a blend of shooting and athletic performance.

This video appears to feature a female athlete, possibly a CrossFit enthusiast, engaging with firearms. The title "I’m so slow😬🥵" and the description's heavy use of hashtags like #crossfitathlete, #girlswholift, #tacticalathlete, and #tacticalfitness suggest a blend of athletic performance and firearms. The presence of specific firearm terms like #staccato and #staccato2011 indicates the video likely showcases shooting or handling of this particular firearm model. The combination of athletic and firearm-related tags points towards a content style that merges physical training with shooting sports or tactical applications.

This YouTube video documents the creator's first experience shooting with night vision (NVGs) after owning them for over a year. The description emphasizes the unique and awesome nature of the experience. The video also mentions specific brands like AGM and Staccato, and includes a variety of hashtags related to firearms, fitness, and lifestyle.

This video focuses on advice for introducing a significant other, specifically a wife, to the world of firearms. It aims to provide guidance on how to facilitate this introduction positively and encourage engagement. The description also includes promotional elements for a YouTube channel membership and external sponsors.

This video captures Day 1 of Ohio Range Day 2022, an event that appears to bring together firearm enthusiasts and individuals with a focus on fitness and tactical applications. The description hints at a diverse group, including CrossFit athletes and those involved in tactical training and gear. The content likely features various firearms and shooting activities in a range environment, with an emphasis on tactical readiness and physical conditioning.

This video appears to be a humorous take on the creator's experiences with their dog's unexpected behavior during firearm training sessions. The title "Guys in my DMs be like.." suggests a relatable, possibly lighthearted, and slightly suggestive anecdote. The description clarifies that the dog's behavior (humping) is triggered by the creator handling a gun and training, which is a novel and amusing situation for the dog and the owner. The hashtags indicate a strong focus on tactical training, firearms, and fitness, suggesting the creator is active in this space.

This video documents the creator's second year attending Ohio Range Day in 2021. Unlike the previous year where they filmed, this time they had the opportunity to shoot while their companion, Tanner, filmed. The description provides links to stay updated on future Ohio Range Day events and the creator's personal social media and affiliate links for various products. The event appears to be a gathering for firearm enthusiasts.

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.