Videos tagged with USCCA Expo

This episode of the GO Beyond Podcast features an interview with Jared Yanis from the Guns and Gadgets YouTube channel. The discussion, held at the USCCA Expo, likely covers topics related to Second Amendment news, gun culture, and potentially concealed carry, given the podcast's sponsor and the guest's expertise. The description also highlights various partner brands and their offerings, suggesting a broad range of firearms-related gear and products may be mentioned or promoted.

This video features an in-depth interview with Colion Noir, a prominent figure in the Second Amendment content space, conducted at the Annual USCCA Expo. The conversation delves into his personal journey, from his early life to significant turning points in his career. The interview is presented by the United States Concealed Carry Association (USCCA). The description also includes promotional links for gunsouttv.com, its newsletter, and discount codes for various partner brands, including tactical gear and ammunition-related products.

This YouTube video, titled 'USCCA EXPO 2023', focuses on the United States Concealed Carry Association's annual expo. While the description is minimal, the title strongly suggests content related to firearms, self-defense, concealed carry, and the broader shooting industry. Viewers can expect to see a showcase of various firearms, accessories, and potentially training or educational opportunities relevant to responsible gun ownership and personal protection.

SIG Sauer has issued a safety bulletin addressing unintentional discharges, primarily linked to light-bearing holsters. The bulletin emphasizes that the design of these holsters, with large openings for weapon lights, can inadvertently allow foreign objects or fingers to contact the trigger. SIG Sauer stresses that users are responsible for selecting compatible holsters and maintaining proper trigger discipline, regardless of holster type. The company also notes that holster manufacturers themselves provide warnings regarding light-bearing holster usage and potential retention issues.

This video explores the current state of the Second Amendment in the United States, featuring discussions from the USCCA Expo. The content aims to gauge public opinion on whether gun rights are expanding or contracting. It highlights insights from "everyday patriots" and discusses the perceived challenges to these rights in "perilous times." The video encourages audience participation for further discussion.

This video captures the excitement of the first day of the USCCA Concealed Carry and Home Defense Expo. The creator describes the event as a "mini Shot Show" offering opportunities to see and interact with new products. They highlight the presence of valuable seminars covering life-saving techniques and defensive tactics, suggesting a strong focus on practical skills and preparedness within the firearms and self-defense community.

This video discusses the anticipated assault weapon ban in Illinois, spearheaded by Governor JB Pritzker, potentially enacted soon after his re-election. It highlights the legal challenges such bans have faced previously, with courts deeming them unconstitutional. The speaker emphasizes the fundamental nature of Second Amendment rights, asserting they are not government-granted and cannot be restricted by the government. Viewers are also invited to the USCCA Expo in Fort Worth.

This video provides footage from the 2021 USCCA Concealed Carry & Home Defense Expo held in Fort Worth, Texas. The creator expresses enjoyment and anticipation for the following year's event, emphasizing the opportunity to meet many "great people." The description also includes various affiliate links for supporting the channel, purchasing merchandise, and accessing other related content, alongside a patriotic sign-off. The disclaimer highlights the informational and entertainment nature of the content, stressing that all activities are performed safely by trained professionals on approved ranges, and viewers should not replicate actions without proper training.

This YouTube video is a live broadcast from the USCCA Concealed Carry & Home Defense Expo. The title suggests a discussion about positive aspects and areas where the gun industry is succeeding. The description highlights a gun giveaway and mentions the event location and sponsors. The content likely involves discussions with industry professionals or attendees about current trends, innovations, and successful strategies within the firearm and self-defense sectors. It aims to engage viewers interested in concealed carry, home defense, and the broader firearms community.

This live YouTube video features Kevin and Johnny B kicking off the USCCA Concealed Carry & Home Defense Expo in 2021 from the broadcast booth. The video also promotes a gun giveaway for viewers who enter via a provided link. Given the event's nature, the content is expected to revolve around concealed carry practices, firearm safety, and potentially home defense strategies, with the USCCA's involvement suggesting a focus on responsible gun ownership and training.

This episode of TGC News, hosted by Jon Patton, discusses several firearm-related topics. It covers CZ's entry into the Shield market, updates to the Heckler & Koch VP9, mentions of more threaded lever-action rifles, and the cancellations of NRAAM and USCCA expos. The video also touches upon the cancellation of the TGC panel and features a segment on an unusual survival revolver. The title playfully questions if a gun can kill COVID-19, highlighting the humorous and sometimes speculative nature of firearm discussions.

This video from The USCCA features an interview with Christine Rogers from Snagmag discussing their concealed magazine holsters. The discussion took place at the 2018 USCCA Expo. The description highlights the USCCA's mission to educate gun owners, provide legal protection, and stop crime. It also promotes Nexbelt discounts and encourages viewers to join the USCCA community and subscribe to their YouTube channel. Several free resources for gun owners are also linked.