Videos tagged with Theft Prevention

This video highlights the increasing trend of firearm and ammunition theft, with storage units emerging as the new primary target for ammo thieves. It advises against storing ammunition in storage units due to theft risks and potential environmental damage. The speaker also emphasizes securing firearms and ammunition at home with permanently mounted safes and avoiding any advertising of gun ownership.

This video, presented by an experienced instructor from GFG (God Family & Guns), outlines five critical mistakes gun owners make that increase their risk of theft. The instructor emphasizes responsible gun ownership and shares personal experiences to highlight the importance of secure storage, avoiding conspicuous displays of gun ownership, and maintaining situational awareness, particularly in urban environments like New York City.

The video identifies storage units as the new number one target for ammunition thieves, surpassing vehicles. It strongly advises against storing ammunition in storage units due to theft risk and potential environmental damage. The speaker also reiterates that vehicles are a primary target for gun theft, especially when advertised with stickers. The best practice for storing ammunition is in a permanently mounted safe at home.

This video from Louisiana Firearms humorously illustrates critical 'don'ts' for customers in a gun store. It highlights the importance of proper firearm handling on display, avoiding suspicious inquiries, and the severe consequences of attempting to steal a firearm. The content serves as a cautionary tale for anyone visiting a firearms retailer, emphasizing respect for merchandise and store policies.

John Lovell of Warrior Poet Society addresses the complex decision of storing a long gun in a vehicle. He weighs the tactical necessity for defense against the significant risk of theft and the moral implications of arming criminals. Lovell suggests that while a high-quality lock system could deter theft, it must not impede rapid access in a defensive scenario.

This video details a real-world incident where a store manager, a former law enforcement veteran, successfully intervened to prevent the theft of a high-value handgun. The analysis covers the appropriate use of force, emphasizing that 'ordinary force' was sufficient as the suspect was fleeing. It also highlights crucial firearm safety protocols, such as clearing the weapon, and discusses the legal ramifications of felony theft involving a firearm. The segment underscores the importance of preparedness and a well-thought-out store security strategy.

This video appears to be a cautionary tale or a piece of advice directed at individuals visiting or working in gun stores. The title, "Don’t be a thief in a gun store," strongly suggests content related to responsible behavior, potential legal ramifications, or perhaps an anecdote about a negative experience. Without further information from a transcript or visual analysis, the specific firearms, topics, or gear discussed are unknown. However, the context implies a direct engagement with the firearms community regarding conduct within a retail environment.

This video strongly advises against displaying firearm-related stickers on vehicles, as they can inadvertently signal to thieves that a gun may be present. The speaker emphasizes that approximately 87% of stolen guns are taken from cars, and advertising gun ownership makes vehicles prime targets. Removing such stickers is presented as a simple yet crucial step in preventing gun theft and reducing the number of stolen firearms in criminal hands.

This video, presented with high authority by GUNBROS, offers practical advice on the risks associated with 'truck guns.' It highlights the severe legal consequences of a stolen firearm not being reported promptly, potentially making the owner a suspect. The core recommendation is to implement a 'passive check' strategy for verifying firearm presence in a vehicle, emphasizing secure storage and regular checks to prevent theft and avoid legal entanglements.

This video from GFG highlights critical mistakes that make firearms owners targets for theft. It emphasizes that guns should always be on your person or locked securely in a safe. The instructor details how improper open carry holsters and advertising gun ownership via car stickers significantly increase the risk of theft, advocating for high-retention holsters and secure vehicle storage solutions.

This video focuses on selecting the right container for a Vehicle Bug Out Kit (VOB), emphasizing a durable backpack like the Kelty Redwing 50L for its hiking capability and storage. It also touches on personal fitness for carrying the kit, theft prevention through camouflage, and the integration of essential gear like backup firearms, lighting, and signaling devices. The presenter, Lt Col Nutnfancy, shares his extensive experience in gear selection and preparedness.

This guide, drawing on insights from a host with high authority and specific 2023 theft statistics, details how to prevent your firearm from becoming a target for car thieves. It emphasizes removing identifying stickers from your vehicle and utilizing secure, mounted car safes for any necessary firearm storage within a vehicle. The advice is presented with a cautionary tone to promote responsible gun ownership and security practices.