Videos tagged with Social Perception

Will Worman of Wartman Protection advises against open carry for private citizens, citing three primary reasons: increased risk of firearm theft, negative social perceptions stemming from trauma, and the tactical disadvantage of losing the element of surprise. He emphasizes that concealed carry allows for equal effectiveness in self-defense without these drawbacks.

Jeff Mau, a firearms instructor, emphasizes the critical distinction between technical firearm safety and social appropriateness. He explains that even when adhering to all safety rules, actions can still be perceived as rude or uncomfortable by others. This nuanced understanding is vital for responsible gun owners to foster positive interactions and maintain public acceptance of firearms.

This video from Lucky Gunner Ammo, featuring Chris Baker, addresses the common challenge of concealing a firearm without adopting the 'tactical hobo' look. Baker emphasizes integrating carry into personal style using modern holster technology like the PHLster Enigma, rather than dressing around the gun. He also touches on how appearance can influence social perception and potential victim selection, citing expert Dr. William Aprill.

This episode of ASK NOIR features Colion Noir discussing the public perception of gun owners in relation to zombies and offers dating advice from a gun owner's perspective. The video touches upon the societal image of individuals who own firearms and how that might influence personal relationships, all presented through Colion Noir's signature style and platform.

Colion Noir, an expert in firearms, breaks down the pros and cons of open carry versus concealed carry in Texas. He categorizes considerations into tactical, mental, and superficial aspects, emphasizing the civilian advantage of surprise with concealed carry. Noir highlights that while open carry offers faster access and potential deterrence, it also increases targeting risk and social scrutiny.