Videos tagged with Urban Gun Ownership

A recent Rutgers University study reveals significantly higher firearm ownership in America than previously estimated, challenging decades of gun control narratives. The study indicates a substantial increase in gun ownership, particularly among diverse demographics like women and Black females in urban areas, driven by concerns over rising crime and reduced law enforcement presence. This new data forces a re-evaluation of gun control policy and polling methodologies.

This analysis debunks gun control narratives by highlighting a significant surge in firearm purchases in Chicago and other 'blue cities,' driven by increased insecurity and a desire for self-reliance. Data reveals a notable rise in gun ownership among women and minority groups, who are increasingly embracing their Second Amendment rights and seeking training, signaling a potential shift in political demographics.

This episode of Tom Gresham's Gun Talk Radio features discussions on gun rights and education. Rhonda Ezell of Chicago Guns Matter shares insights on empowering urban communities with gun ownership knowledge and discusses her lawsuit against the City of Chicago. Tony Montanarella from the Arizona Pistol & Rifle Association provides updates on gun rights rallies and legislative activities in Arizona. Additionally, an eight-year-old named Alex delivers a range report on shooting a Savage .22 rifle.