Videos tagged with Robyn Sandoval

This video features Robyn Sandoval from "A Girl and a Gun" discussing the organization's mission to empower women in shooting sports. She highlights the growth of their chapters, the training provided to thousands of women annually, and how the group fosters a supportive environment for all skill levels, encouraging women to become active participants rather than just spectators. The interview emphasizes the positive impact on family discussions about firearm safety and lifestyle.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features Tom Gresham discussing with Robyn Sandoval of A Girl and A Gun Womens Shooting League about reclaiming the narrative around motherhood and firearms from anti-gun activists. They also explore the concept of mandatory firearm training for purchasers, refuting dystopian viewpoints and discussing the practicalities of such requirements. The show touches upon current events and political aspects relevant to gun owners.

This episode of Tom Gresham's Gun Talk features a discussion with Robyn Sandoval of A Girl and a Gun Women's Shooting League. They address a CNN analyst's claim that it's impractical for women to carry guns and explore the idea of allowing teachers to carry concealed weapons in schools. The show covers gun politics and current events related to firearm ownership and self-defense.

This Gun Talk Radio segment features Robyn Sandoval of A Girl and a Gun Women's Shooting League addressing a CNN analyst's claim that women carrying guns is impractical. Sandoval provides her rebuttal, and host Tom Gresham discusses the proposition of allowing willing and able teachers to carry concealed firearms in schools. The show covers gun-related topics, politics, and new products, airing live on Sundays and available on various platforms.

This video features a conversation between Larry Pratt of GOA and Robyn Sandoval, founder of A Girl and A Gun. They explore a woman's perspective on firearms, discuss shooting sports, and how women can actively participate in the gun rights movement. The description also includes links to A Girl and A Gun's website and GOA's social media platforms.