Videos tagged with Self Defense Readiness

This video demonstrates a quick functionality test for an everyday carry (EDC) firearm, specifically the Sig Sauer P365. The instructor emphasizes the importance of ensuring your carry gun is reliable for self-defense readiness by performing a live fire check. The process involves confirming the firearm works as expected before re-holstering.

This episode emphasizes the critical importance of practical firearm training for new and experienced shooters alike. Key takeaways include prioritizing dry fire, training with your everyday carry, incorporating movement, and understanding firearm maintenance. The speakers advocate for investing in ammunition and training over high-end gear, and encourage individuals to assess their personal 'Levels of Readiness' for self-defense scenarios.

This video from God Family and Guns, featuring an authoritative speaker with expert-level knowledge, outlines seven critical mistakes gun owners often make, particularly concerning preparedness. It emphasizes proactive measures against potential ammo shortages, avoiding complacency, diversifying calibers beyond common ones like 9mm, maintaining training, proper storage, understanding panic buying triggers, and adopting a broader preparedness mindset beyond just firearms and a few days of supplies.

This guide, presented by an expert firearms instructor, details the critical 'click no bang' problem and emphasizes the importance of a personal 'make-ready' process. The instructor stresses that such malfunctions are a failure of the individual to maintain their weapon's status, particularly in high-stakes scenarios like competition or self-defense. Consistent maintenance and readiness checks are paramount to ensuring firearm reliability when it matters most.

This video emphasizes the importance of carrying a handgun daily for self-defense. The speaker argues that many Americans don't carry because their current firearm is too large, heavy, or cumbersome, or they lack a suitable holster. The core message is that if your gun prevents you from carrying it, you likely need a different, more suitable firearm for your lifestyle.