Videos tagged with Jackson Mississippi

This video highlights critical self-defense failures, emphasizing the dangers of open carry and inadequate firearm retention. It stresses the importance of concealed carry, quality holsters, and heightened situational awareness, particularly in high-risk locations like gas stations. The speaker also touches on the societal factors contributing to crime and advises against confronting armed assailants after a firearm is stolen.

This is the first episode of "The History of Minority Gun Ownership" series, focusing on John Salter, a civil rights activist and sociologist. The video highlights how firearms played a crucial role in the fight for freedom for Black Americans. Salter is presented as an example, having carried a Smith & Wesson .38 Special for self-defense during his activism. The series aims to educate viewers about this often-overlooked aspect of American history.

Mayor Chokwe Lumumba of Jackson, Mississippi, has dropped his unconstitutional executive order banning open carry within city limits. This decision followed pressure from Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch, who threatened legal action, and opposition from a City Council member citing potential litigation. The ban was also criticized for violating state preemption laws.

This video discusses an executive order by Jackson, Mississippi Mayor Chokwe Lumumba suspending open carry. The speaker argues this infringes on Second Amendment rights, citing the mayor's justifications as propaganda and highlighting potential ties to gun control advocacy groups. The content emphasizes the importance of monitoring such local actions as they can set precedents.

Gun Talk LIVE features Ryan Gresham interviewing Julie Golob of Team Smith & Wesson. The discussion, filmed on the set of Guns & Gear S11 at Boondocks Firearms Academy in Jackson, Mississippi, touches upon new firearms and upgrades from Smith & Wesson, as well as competition tips. The episode aims to provide viewers with insights into the latest in firearm technology and competitive shooting strategies.

This episode of TFBTV Mailroom features James Reeves opening viewer mail and packages. Topics range from beer recommendations and personal anecdotes to firearm-related items and viewer feedback. The segment highlights viewer engagement with the channel, including submissions of patches, stickers, and even reloading equipment upgrades. The host also addresses viewer comments on past videos and shares personal preferences, creating a lighthearted and interactive experience for the TFBTV audience.