Videos tagged with Girls with Guns

This YouTube video, titled 'Love me some B&T👏🏼', features content related to firearms. The description heavily utilizes relevant hashtags, indicating a focus on tactical firearms, handguns, and concealed carry, particularly in Utah. It also touches upon broader firearm culture, including the Second Amendment and a 'girlsandguns' theme. The presence of 'Glock' suggests it's a primary focus, and potentially other tactical platforms given the 'tactical' tags.

This YouTube video, titled 'Tell me what I need to do better👇🏼 #uspsa', focuses on competitive shooting, specifically USPSA. The description highlights various firearm-related terms and hashtags, indicating an interest in pistols, shooting techniques, and the firearms community. The content likely involves a discussion or demonstration of skills that the creator wishes to improve within the context of USPSA competitions. The presence of brands like Staccato and terms like tactical and 2nd amendment suggest a broad appeal within the shooting sports enthusiast community.

This YouTube video, titled "How fast is your draw? #ccw," focuses on concealed carry (CCW) and likely demonstrates or discusses the speed of drawing a firearm for self-defense. The description includes a variety of relevant hashtags related to firearms, specific models like the Glock 48, tactical gear, and the Second Amendment, indicating a strong emphasis on the practical aspects of carrying a handgun for personal protection. The content appears geared towards handgun owners interested in improving their defensive capabilities.

This video showcases the creator's favorite subcompact hammer-fired pistol. The description highlights various aspects of firearm ownership and culture, including concealed carry, tactical applications, and the Second Amendment. The video appears to focus on personal preference and experience with a specific handgun, likely for a general audience interested in firearms.

This video features a high-end Everyday Carry (EDC) setup, with the title suggesting a price point of nearly $4,000. The description highlights various firearm-related terms, indicating a focus on pistols, concealed carry, and potentially a specific model like the X9. The creator appears to be a "gunnygal" or "gungirl," suggesting a personal perspective on EDC and firearms, possibly aimed at an audience interested in concealed carry and tactical gear.

This video appears to be a casual range day or demonstration featuring a Glock pistol, likely the Glock 48, based on the title "Sending spicy meatballs downrange🤌🏼🤌🏼" and the inclusion of specific firearm-related hashtags. The description indicates a focus on handguns, concealed carry, and the Second Amendment, with a female presenter ("gunnygal", "girlsandguns", "girlswithguns"). The use of "tactical" suggests an interest in the operational or defensive aspects of firearms. Overall, it's a content piece aimed at the general firearms enthusiast community.

This video showcases the creator's preferred method for concealed carry, highlighting the Enigma V2 system. The content appears to focus on the practical application of concealed carry, likely demonstrating how to effectively and discreetly carry a firearm. Given the title and description, expect a review or demonstration of the Enigma V2 holster and its integration with firearms like Glocks. The video also touches upon broader themes of firearms ownership and the Second Amendment.

This video title poses a direct question to viewers about their preference between AR and AK platform firearms, indicated by the "AR or AK kind of person?" phrasing and the inclusion of relevant hashtags. The description further elaborates on the context by including terms like #shotshow, #gun, #firearms, and specific manufacturers like #palmettostatearmory, suggesting a discussion or comparison relevant to firearms enthusiasts, possibly related to events like Shot Show.

This video appears to focus on how the creator sits with a firearm, likely demonstrating a comfortable or tactical method of carrying or presenting a handgun. The description and title hint at a personal demonstration rather than a technical review or instructional video. It includes numerous hashtags related to firearms, concealed carry, and the lifestyle associated with gun ownership, particularly from a female perspective in Utah.

This video appears to be a lifestyle or fitness-focused content piece that incorporates firearms and tactical elements as part of an active weekend. The title "How dirty do you think I got this weekend? #dirtburpees" suggests a physically demanding activity, likely related to fitness or training, while the description heavily leans into tactical and firearms-related hashtags. This indicates a blend of fitness, potentially competitive shooting or tactical training, and showcasing gear or a lifestyle associated with these activities. The focus seems to be on the physical exertion and perhaps the aftermath of such activities, with firearms and tactical gear being a contextual element.

This YouTube video asks viewers if they have shot a Staccato pistol and what their opinions are. The description includes a variety of hashtags related to firearms, concealed carry, fitness, and tactical activities, suggesting a connection to the firearms community and potentially competitive shooting or tactical training. The video seems to be a discussion starter or a casual review of Staccato firearms.

This video from Spartan Defense Armory and Training, presented by an instructor, explores comfortable concealed carry options for women beyond purse carry. It highlights several holster types, including corset holsters from Dean Adams and a similar model, a Flashbang holster, an In8 Concealment tactical band, and leggings with integrated concealment from Girls With Guns. The focus is on comfort, adjustability, and security for various body types and lifestyles.