Videos tagged with Got Your 6

This YouTube video, hosted by an attorney, delves into the legalities of filming police officers in California. It aims to clarify the rights and potential repercussions associated with recording law enforcement actions, particularly in light of concerns about police misconduct. The video also includes promotional links for various firearm-related organizations and resources.

This video focuses on Black Friday deals for the Second Amendment community, specifically targeting "gear guys." The creator highlights various promotions and discounts on firearm-related products and services, encouraging viewers to check out a provided document for links. Brands like TacPack and Thordsen Customs are mentioned, along with organizations like Got Your 6 and USCCA. The creator also shares their personal YouTube gear and provides disclaimers regarding legal advice and affiliate links.

This video discusses Judge Benitez's involvement and potential concerns in the Miller v. Becerra case, which is linked to the concept of 'Freedom Week 2.0'. The content aims to provide additional information and insights from the hearing, with the creator identifying as a licensed attorney but explicitly stating the video does not offer legal advice. Several affiliate links are provided for related products and organizations.

This video discusses the Federal lawsuit filed by FPC Greco v. New York City, which challenges New York City's ban on Second Amendment rights. The content creator highlights the legal challenge and encourages viewers to support organizations like Got Your 6 and USCCA, as well as their Patreon. Links to supporting organizations and the case information are provided. The creator also shares their YouTube gear and a legal disclaimer, emphasizing that the content is not legal advice.

This video discusses Walmart's decision to remove firearms and ammunition from store shelves in anticipation of civil unrest potentially stemming from election outcomes. The creator, an attorney, clarifies this is not legal advice and promotes various affiliate programs and community platforms like Got Your 6, USCCA, and their Patreon. The video also lists their YouTube gear and thanks specific individuals.

This video discusses Senate Bill 4718, introduced by Dianne Feinstein, which aims to ban firearm and ammunition advertising. The content creator highlights that this bill attacks both the Second Amendment rights related to firearms and the First Amendment rights concerning advertising. The description encourages viewers to join supporting organizations like Got Your 6 and USCCA, and also promotes the creator's Patreon page and social media channels. Links to the bill text, the creator's YouTube gear, and affiliate disclaimers are also provided.

This video addresses frequently asked questions following a previous discussion on Miller v. Becerra. The content aims to clarify common inquiries from viewers. It includes calls to action for joining "Got Your 6," USCCA, and the creator's Patreon, along with mentions of sponsors and social media handles. The description also lists YouTube gear used and provides legal and affiliate disclaimers.

This video provides a significant update on the Miller v. Becerra case, often referred to as "Freedom Week." The key development is Judge Benitez's decision to fast-track the actual hearing instead of granting a preliminary injunction. The trial is now scheduled for January 21, 2021, marking a new date for advocates and interested parties to focus on. The video also includes links to join Got Your 6, USCCA, and support the creator's Patreon, as well as mentions of Instagram and TikTok handles and San Diego Gunowners.

This video discusses President Trump's declaration to sign a concealed carry reciprocity bill. The content creator, who identifies as a licensed attorney, explains the implications of this potential legislation for gun owners across the U.S. The video encourages viewers to join various organizations like Got Your 6, USCCA, and the creator's Patreon. Affiliate links for YouTube gear and a legal disclaimer are included.

This video discusses the legal case Duncan v. Becerra, often referred to as the "Freedom Week" case. The content creator shares their personal opinions and thoughts on the current status and potential developments of this significant legal challenge related to firearm rights. The video also promotes various supporter platforms and provides links to recommended YouTube gear, alongside standard disclaimers about legal advice and affiliate links.

This video discusses a temporary 60-day suspension of the ATF's cease and desist order against the "Q Honey Badger" pistol. The content creator provides a follow-up on this development, referencing a PDF document from liveqordie.com. The video also includes affiliate links for various YouTube gear, as well as links to join Got Your 6, USCCA, and a Patreon channel. A legal disclaimer is included stating the content is not legal advice. Affiliate disclosures are also present.