Videos tagged with USCCA Community

This YouTube channel trailer for the United States Concealed Carry Association (USCCA) highlights their role as a leading authority in firearms training, education, and self-defense legal protection. The video promises content on firearms training, gear reviews, drills, and support for the Second Amendment, encouraging responsible gun owners to regularly visit their channel for updated training. The description also includes links to their community forum and social media profiles.

This video from USCCA's "Ask USCCA" series features Kevin answering a viewer's question about his most commonly used piece of defensive equipment. The description hints at a discussion that may involve firearms and the decision-making process in self-defense situations. It also promotes USCCA's resources for avoiding concealed carry mistakes and potential legal issues. The video encourages viewer interaction by asking for opinions on Kevin's response and suggestions for future questions.

This USCCA video, 'Do I Shoot to Kill?', hosted by Kevin, delves into the critical post-deadly force incident conversation with law enforcement. It addresses the question of what one should communicate to officers immediately following a self-defense situation involving lethal force. The video encourages viewer engagement through comments, asking for their thoughts on Kevin's response and suggestions for future topics. It also promotes USCCA resources and offers a free gun giveaway.

This video promotes the USCCA's new online Women's Firearms Community, a safe and welcoming space for women to discuss home defense, self-defense, training, and lifestyle related to firearms. It aims to foster community, share knowledge, and empower women in the industry. The description also includes links for a free gun giveaway and to learn more about the USCCA. The content focuses on building a supportive network for women interested in firearms.

This video features a keynote speech by Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke at the USCCA Concealed Carry Expo in Atlanta, GA. Sheriff Clarke discusses the perceived threats to freedoms and rights, urging responsibly armed Americans to take action. The speech served as the opening for the expo, which was attended by freedom-loving individuals at the Georgia International Convention Center. The description also includes links to the USCCA community and their social media profiles, as well as a promotion for a free gun giveaway.

This video announces the upcoming renovation of the USCCA Content Production Center, a 10,000 square foot facility dedicated to creating video, photo, and magazine content. The description also includes links for a free gun giveaway and to learn more about the USCCA's educational, training, and legal protection resources for gun owners. Social media links for USCCA are also provided.

This video discusses an advertisement that the NFL allegedly censored, which promoted the USCCA (US Concealed Carry Association). The ad aimed to educate Americans about gun safety, training, and legal protection. The content highlights the perceived conflict between the NFL's mission and the promotion of responsible gun ownership, framing the censored ad as potentially harmful to viewers. It provides links to USCCA's website and social media channels, encouraging viewers to learn more.

Tim Schmidt of USCCA shares a personal story and the motivational phrase "If it is to be, it's up to me," instilled by his father, Russ. He relates this to personal responsibility, particularly in protecting loved ones. The video encourages viewer interaction by asking about their own motivational phrases and thoughts on Tim's story and quote. It also promotes a free gun giveaway and offers a link to learn about top concealed carry mistakes.

This video blog episode, "Into the Fray, Episode 1," by Kevin Michalowski of USCCA, discusses the crucial importance of being prepared to use violence as part of a self-defense strategy. It addresses the hesitations individuals may have regarding this aspect of personal protection. The video promotes the USCCA and includes a free gun giveaway link.