Videos tagged with Karen Bartuch

This episode of "Tips & Tactics", presented by NRA Women and sponsored by Smith & Wesson and Cabela’s Outdoor Fund, features Karen Bartuch, president and founder of the Women's Tactical Association. Bartuch, a law enforcement professional since 2002, shares essential firearm safety tips and tactics. The video aims to educate viewers on safe firearm handling and practices, aligning with the "Tips & Tactics" series focus on practical advice for firearm owners.

This episode of NRA Women's 'Tips & Tactics' features Karen Bartuch, president and founder of the Women's Tactical Association and a law enforcement officer since 2002. The video focuses on "Pistol Grip" and provides viewers with valuable insights and practical advice for improving their handling and control of a pistol. As part of the series presented by Smith & Wesson, this installment aims to enhance shooter proficiency and confidence.

This video features Cam Edwards interviewing Karen Bartuch from the Women's Tactical Association. The discussion centers around an article concerning concealed carry laws in Chicago, referencing a publication from NRA News in July 2013. The content likely delves into the legalities, practicalities, and potentially the advocacy surrounding carrying firearms for self-defense in a major urban environment like Chicago.

This YouTube video features Cam Edwards in conversation with Karen Bartuch from the Women's Tactical Association. The discussion revolves around an article titled "Arming Children With the Facts About Guns." The video was published by NRA News on November 28, 2012. A link to the original article is provided in the description.

This video features a discussion with Karen Bartuch and Kim Heath from The Women's Tactical Association at the 2012 NRA Annual Meetings in St. Louis. Cam Edwards of NRA News interviews them, likely covering topics related to women in tactical shooting, firearm proficiency, and potentially advocacy for Second Amendment rights. The context suggests a focus on practical applications and the role of women in the firearms community.