Videos tagged with Sacramento

This video discusses California's budget crisis, focusing on the impact of a potential "billionaire tax." The description suggests that the threat of this tax has already caused many billionaires to leave the state, potentially creating a massive deficit. This deficit could hinder legislative projects, including "expensive anti-gun schemes," implying a connection between the budget and gun rights in California.

This video discusses proposed ordinances in Sacramento, California, that could significantly impact Second Amendment rights. The proposals include mandatory liability insurance for firearm ownership, a $25 annual harm reduction fee per firearm, restrictions on minors entering FFLs, and the elimination of home-based businesses. The speaker emphasizes the potential for these city-level actions to set precedents for other California cities.

This video features a carbine course in Sacramento, with the creator having the honor of hosting Chris Holdsworth. The description directs viewers to check out Holdsworth's BJJ dojo. While the title suggests firearm action ('pew pew action') and the context is a carbine course, specific firearm models, calibers, manufacturers, or technical details are not mentioned. The primary focus seems to be the presence of Chris Holdsworth and the location of his BJJ academy.

This YouTube video announces firearm training courses scheduled to take place in Sacramento, California, from March 14th to March 17th, 2024. The description lacks specific details about the types of firearms that will be covered or the skill levels targeted. However, the announcement of 'courses' implies a focus on training and skill development in firearm handling and safety.

This analysis from Active Self Protection breaks down a critical incident in Sacramento, California, involving a high-speed chase culminating in an officer-involved shooting. Experts John Correia and Mike Willever provide a detailed tactical review of the event, emphasizing officer response to a suspect armed with a knife who advanced on a downed motorcyclist. The discussion highlights the complexities of pursuit policies, the effectiveness of different firearm platforms, and crucial considerations for shot placement and backstops.

This video discusses a recent firearm buyback event in Sacramento, California, where participants were offered a $50 gas card. The description highlights the irony of this offer given the high gas prices in the state. It also includes affiliate links for USCCA and Patreon, as well as merchandise. Disclaimers about safe handling and professional supervision are present.

This YouTube video, titled "The shell game of Sacramento," is presented by CRPA (California Rifle and Pistol Association). The description directs viewers to their website, www.crpa.org, suggesting the video's content will be related to firearms advocacy, legal issues, or policy within California, specifically Sacramento. Given the title's metaphorical phrasing, it likely discusses political maneuvering or legislative challenges concerning Second Amendment rights in the region.

This video appears to be a call to action regarding legal issues surrounding firearms in Sacramento. The description directly promotes the "fight" by directing viewers to CRPA.ORG, implying a focus on the legal and political aspects of gun ownership and rights.

This video, based on its title and description, appears to be a call to action or advocacy piece related to firearms rights in Sacramento. It encourages viewers to "fight back" and directs them to the CRPA website (California Rifle and Pistol Association), a prominent gun rights organization. The content likely discusses legal challenges, political action, or community organizing aimed at protecting Second Amendment rights in California. While no specific firearms, calibers, or gear are mentioned, the core theme revolves around advocating for gun ownership and rights.

This video provides a recap of the International Sportsmen's Expo in Sacramento. It highlights the presence of CRPA (California Rifle and Pistol Association) at the event and indicates that more videos from the expo will be released soon. For additional information about CRPA, viewers are directed to visit their website.

This episode of CRPA TV's "Fridays at 5" discusses significant developments in gun control legislation and advocacy. The video covers a gun control law being struck down in Sacramento and also highlights efforts by the Mayor of Albuquerque to target the NRA. It emphasizes Second Amendment news and encourages viewers to register to vote.

This video promotes the Nationwide Second Amendment Capitol Rally scheduled for November 5th, specifically highlighting the California rally in Sacramento. It encourages viewers to join and contact several key Second Amendment advocacy organizations, including the California Rifle & Pistol Association, Gun Owners of California, Firearms Policy Coalition, and The Calguns Foundation. The description also provides links to social media, the host's website, Patreon, donation pages, and sponsors.