Videos tagged with Texas Guns

New gun owners, especially women, often start with fear, but proper training can build confidence and safety. Taylor Lowery, a professional at Defender Outdoors, shares her journey and firearm choices, including a Sig P238 for EDC and a Spikes ST9 and CZ P09 for home defense. She emphasizes that becoming a 'gun person' means gaining knowledge and responsibility, not just comfort, to combat misinformation.

This YouTube video appears to be a casual range day at the Texas Defensive Shooting Academy. The title suggests the creator is trying out something new, possibly a firearm or shooting technique. Without a transcript, specific details are limited, but the location and title point towards content relevant to defensive shooting practices and potentially firearm reviews or demonstrations.

Lethal Weapons Texas is promoted as a highly anticipated event in 2023, described as a "blaster bash" celebrating 80s and 90s gun culture. The event, organized by the creators of Kalash Bash Texas, promises to be an "epic gun festival." Further details are available on their website, www.lethalweaponstx.com. The event encourages participants to bring and showcase various firearm accessories and shooting styles from those decades.

This video features Cam Edwards interviewing Lou Skidd, manager of Texas Guns in San Antonio, about their dissatisfaction with a new ATF rule. The discussion likely centers on the implications of this regulation for gun owners and businesses in Texas, with a focus on Second Amendment rights and the firearm industry's perspective. The interview, originally from July 13, 2011, highlights a specific point in time concerning gun control legislation and its reception within the firearms community.

This NRA News segment from March 31, 2011, features Cam Edwards interviewing Scott Lewis, the Texas Legislative Director for Students for Concealed Carry on Campus. The discussion centers on a bill concerning guns on college campuses in Texas and its progression to the Senate floor. Lewis likely provides insights into the legislative process, the organization's stance, and the implications of the bill for students and gun rights.