Videos tagged with NRA Certified Instructor

Delaware has enacted a 'permit to purchase' law requiring individuals to obtain a Handgun Qualified Purchaser Permit before buying a handgun. This involves mandatory firearms training, fingerprinting, and a background check. While exemptions exist for concealed carry permit holders and certain law enforcement/military personnel, the law introduces significant hurdles for ordinary citizens seeking to exercise their Second Amendment rights. Private firearm sales also now require verification of the buyer's permit.

Tom NN, founder of LA Progressive Shooters, emphasizes demystifying firearms and destigmatizing responsible gun ownership. He focuses on providing education and training to individuals, particularly those new to firearms or from politically progressive backgrounds, who may feel intimidated by traditional gun culture. His approach aims to empower individuals with knowledge, fostering critical thinking about gun laws and promoting safe, responsible firearm handling.

This guide details the process of building a historically accurate Colt 723 'Gordon Carbine' clone, a variant of the CAR-15 famously used by Delta Force. It covers sourcing rare parts, specific technical configurations like barrel length and suppressor choice, and the importance of historical accuracy over movie props. The information is presented with high authority, drawing on detailed knowledge of tactical history and firearm cloning.

This video discusses two significant legal developments in California affecting gun owners. Firstly, the California Department of Justice has revised emergency regulations for CCW instructor certification, now including NRA-certified instructors, following public outcry and comments from organizations like CRPA. This change aims to increase the availability of CCW training. Secondly, the Noen v. Bonta lawsuit has successfully challenged California's 'one firearm per 30 days' purchase limit, with a court ruling these restrictions unconstitutional. However, a 30-day stay is in place for potential appeals.

Robin Evans, founder of Chicks with Triggers and an NRA-Certified Instructor, emphasizes a progressive approach to firearms training, starting new shooters with .22 caliber firearms and gradually introducing larger calibers. Her 'Try Before You Buy' program allows women to test various concealed carry options. Evans also offers comprehensive programs on firearm maintenance, malfunction drills, and holster use, with a strong focus on empowering women, particularly those affected by domestic violence, to learn self-defense.

Colion Noir critically analyzes California's new emergency regulations for CCW permits, mandated by Senate Bill 2. He argues these rules, effective January 1, 2024, intentionally restrict eligible firearm training instructors, including NRA Certified Instructors, to make obtaining a CCW permit excessively difficult. This tactic, he contends, aims to circumvent Supreme Court rulings by creating barriers to exercising Second Amendment rights under the guise of safety.

This video highlights the transformative experience of taking a basic handgun class at Sig Sauer Academy. The guest, Trisha, emphasizes that the class was not scary or intimidating, but rather highly educational. She learned crucial safety measures and how firearms, specifically semi-automatic ones, actually function, enabling her to confidently counter misinformation. The class is recommended as a valuable gift for anyone curious about firearms or considering handgun ownership.

This guide details the field stripping process for the Glock Model 20 Gen 5, as demonstrated by Sootch00. It emphasizes safety checks and provides steps for disassembly and reassembly, crucial for maintenance and understanding the firearm's mechanics. Sootch00, an experienced reviewer, highlights the importance of proper handling and inspection for this 10mm pistol.

This guide outlines the four essential steps to obtain a Virginia concealed handgun permit. It emphasizes completing an approved firearms training course, downloading and filing the application with the appropriate court or state police, and understanding the notification timelines. The video also highlights the applicant's responsibility to know and follow all relevant gun laws.

Lance Boland, a Marine veteran and firearms instructor, discusses his role as a plaintiff in the Boland v. Banta lawsuit challenging California's Unsafe Handgun Act. He highlights his multifaceted standing as a concerned citizen, competitive shooter, and instructor, emphasizing the act's detrimental impact on training diverse students. Boland expresses optimism for the lawsuit's success post-Bruen, contrasting it with previous 'fundraising lawsuits' and urging informed advocacy.

John Johnson, a firearms instructor from Cape Coral, Florida, emphasizes that a firearm is a tool, not inherently deadly. He uses analogies like a marker or a spatula to illustrate that a tool requires an operator to function. Johnson stresses that the operator controls the firearm, not the other way around, and that timidity can lead to malfunctions. He advises new shooters to seek professional instruction from certified instructors, like those from the NRA, to build a strong foundation.

This YouTube video, titled "It's Time To Be Blunt!", is part of a broader content strategy by "The GunGuy" (Joel Persinger). The description heavily promotes his presence across various platforms including Rumble, other YouTube channels focusing on security and firearms training, a Christian channel, and social media. It also links to his email list, merchandise, and support options like Locals and Patreon. The video likely discusses firearms-related topics, as indicated by the channel's name and the promotion of firearms training, but the specific content is not detailed. The description emphasizes content that "YouTube and Vimeo won't let me say," hinting at potentially controversial or restricted topics related to firearms or rights.