Videos tagged with National Firearms Survey

This video explores the actual usage of firearms by gun owners for self-defense, addressing questions about how many owners have used their guns in such situations. It references the 2021 National Firearms Survey, presenting specific findings, and discusses home-defense plans and concealed carry habits. The video also delves into gun owner demographics and the perceived impact of gun rights on saving lives, differentiating between fatalities and self-defense incidents. The content is presented for educational purposes and includes promotional material for the USCCA.

This Gun Talk Radio episode features Rob Morse of Slow Facts discussing long-term data collection and analysis that supports the Second Amendment. The conversation includes insights from the 2021 National Firearms Survey, focusing on the prevalence of concealed carry in the United States. The video aims to provide data-driven arguments for firearm rights.

This video explores the critical question of how many rounds are necessary for self-defense, referencing the National Firearms Survey. It highlights that while most defensive encounters do not involve firing a shot, the number of rounds needed in a discharge scenario can vary significantly, from one to over fourteen. The presenter advocates for carrying higher capacity firearms, citing modern compact options like the Sig P365XL and Staccato C2, as a prudent measure to prepare for worst-case scenarios without compromising concealability.