Videos tagged with USCCA Expo

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 video from Guns & Gadgets discusses a critical safety bulletin issued by SIG Sauer concerning unintentional discharges, primarily linked to the misuse of light-bearing holsters. The speaker, attending the 2023 USCCA Expo, emphasizes that even with advanced holsters, proper trigger discipline and safe firearm handling remain paramount. The bulletin highlights how open designs in light-bearing holsters can inadvertently allow foreign objects or fingers to contact the trigger, especially when a compatible weapon light isn't attached.

This video provides an update on Liberty Safe's policy changes following public backlash. The host analyzes the company's new stance on requiring a subpoena for access to safe codes, comparing it to other tech companies' approaches and questioning if the changes are sufficient or timely. The discussion highlights the tension between customer privacy and law enforcement requests.

A Massachusetts District Court ruled that the state's law preventing non-residents from carrying firearms with an out-of-state license is unconstitutional as applied to an individual. This decision, leveraging the Supreme Court's Bruin ruling, suggests a potential shift towards national concealed carry reciprocity. The court emphasized that a constitutional right should not be lost simply by crossing state lines.

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 provides a first-time attendee's perspective on the 2022 USCCA Till Carry and Home Defense Expo. The speaker highlights the event's size, the variety of exhibitors including major brands like Sig Sauer, Shadow Systems, and Ruger, and the availability of hands-on experiences like a free live-fire range. The expo is compared favorably to SHOT Show for its manageable size and personal feel.

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 discusses the conviction of former Santa Clara County Sheriff Laurie Smith for a bribery scheme involving CCW permits. The speaker highlights how Smith allegedly operated a pay-to-play system, requiring donations or lavish gifts for permit approval. The content also touches on reaching out to Tulsi Gabbard regarding her stance on the Second Amendment and promotes the USCCA Concealed Carry Expo.

This video discusses the Supreme Court case Baldia v. City of New York, which challenges New York's old 'proper cause' standard for concealed carry permits. The case originated from a permit denial for an individual who later became a police officer. The speaker, Anthony Miranda, a California attorney specializing in Second Amendment rights, explains how this case is a carryover from the pre-Bruin decision era and how the new Concealed Carry Improvement Act (CCIA) might affect its review. The New York Licensing Division argues the case is moot due to the new laws and that the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act (LEOSA) was not properly raised.

This video from Guns & Gadgets discusses upcoming federal firearms restrictions, specifically focusing on enhanced background checks for individuals aged 18-20 under the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act of 2022. The speaker, an experienced 2nd Amendment advocate and news reporter, highlights how these changes could delay purchases and involve forwarding personal information to law enforcement. The video also promotes the USCCA Expo in Fort Worth, Texas.

This review of the Beretta APX A1 Carry, presented by Kevin Micalowski, Director of Content for USCCA, focuses on its suitability for concealed carry. The firearm is a 9mm, striker-fired, polymer-framed, single-stack pistol. Key features include its thin profile for comfortable carry, aggressive checkering, low-profile controls, and a white dot front sight. It comes with both a 6-round magazine with a pinky extender and an 8-round magazine for a full grip, making it a versatile option for those prioritizing concealability over high capacity.

This video provides an expert analysis of recent Supreme Court decisions impacting Second Amendment rights. The speaker, an authority on firearms law, details the denial of certiorari for several key cases, including Russell v. New Jersey, Weber v. Ohio, and Roundtree v. Wisconsin. He also highlights cases still under consideration and expresses gratitude to attendees of the USCCA Expo.