Videos tagged with Women Gun Owners

This video provides an update on gun ownership by state in the US as of 2024, utilizing data from the Pew Research Center. It ranks states from lowest to highest percentage of population owning firearms, noting a trend of lower ownership in states with stricter gun control laws. The data also highlights regional differences, with the South having the highest percentage of gun owners, and identifies rural households and men as primary gun owners, though women are the fastest-growing demographic.

This video discusses new gun control legislation in New Mexico, specifically focusing on mandatory waiting periods for gun purchases. The title suggests that this legislation, passed by Democrats, contains a significant oversight or 'trap' that the creator believes is a mistake. The description also mentions that women are a growing demographic of gun owners, which may be a point of discussion within the video's analysis of the gun control measures.

This video discusses recent mainstream media reports, specifically from CNN, indicating a growing trend towards greater gun freedom in the United States. Constitutional attorney Mark W. Smith analyzes a CNN article highlighting increased gun purchases by Black Americans and women, and a separate report from The Hill suggesting declining support for assault weapon bans. The discussion touches on the Second Amendment, the "Bruen Effect" on gun demand, and a lack of confidence in government, suggesting an expansion of gun culture beyond traditional demographics. The video aims to provide analysis and news relevant to Second Amendment rights.

The video discusses the phenomenon of 'the gun bug' affecting new gun owners who purchased firearms during the pandemic for self-defense. These individuals are now returning to purchase additional firearms, indicating a growing base of Second Amendment supporters. This trend is putting pressure on supply chains and signifies a strengthening of the gun rights movement.

This video analyzes how changing demographics of gun owners, particularly the rise of women and minority gun owners, are challenging traditional gun control narratives. It contrasts a left-leaning Baltimore Sun article's outdated portrayal of gun owners with CNN's reporting on the actual surge in new buyers, suggesting this shift puts long-term gun control efforts in peril.

This video features Jason Ouimet of the NRA's Institute for Legislative Action discussing current legislative threats to the Second Amendment, including HR 127, which proposes mandatory firearm registration, psychological evaluations, and federal licensing for firearms and ammunition. Ouimet also addresses the NRA's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing as a strategic move to reincorporate in Texas and escape political persecution from New York's Attorney General. The discussion highlights a surge in gun sales and NRA membership, particularly among younger demographics, African Americans, and women, indicating a growing support base for Second Amendment rights.

The video discusses unprecedented gun and ammunition sales in 2020, with 21 million background checks and 8.4 million new gun owners, including significant increases in women and Black American gun owners. The speaker predicts the ammunition shortage will persist throughout 2021 due to continued high demand, increased gun purchases in early 2021, and looming government restrictions, leading to further panic buying.

This NSSF News segment reports a significant increase in first-time gun buyers, reaching nearly 5 million in 2020. Notably, women constitute 40% of these new owners, and firearm purchases among African American men and women saw a substantial 58% rise, the largest demographic increase. The video also promotes NSSF's various initiatives like 'Let's Go Shooting', 'Let's Go Hunting', and 'Gun Owners Care', encouraging engagement and education within the firearm community.

This video aims to educate women on responsible gun ownership, emphasizing that people, not guns, are responsible for violence. It promotes investing in quality gun training for women, by women, and highlights the USCCA's mission to educate, protect, and reduce crime. The description provides multiple links for free resources like concealed carry guides, magazines, and accuracy tips, as well as information on joining the USCCA for self-defense protection. It encourages viewers to subscribe, like, and share the educational content.

This video breaks down the fundamental technique of drawing a firearm from a holster into three distinct phases: Access (establishing grip), Withdraw (drawing the firearm), and Drive (extending to the target). The instruction emphasizes a non-intimidating, supportive learning environment, particularly for new female gun owners, and highlights the importance of building a solid foundation for continued training.

This video from "Pacifiers & Peacemakers" features Beth discussing the importance of diverse voices within the Second Amendment (2A) community. She encourages viewers not to feel discouraged if they don't identify as a strong, opinionated "hammer." Instead, she emphasizes that individuals can still be powerful advocates for their message using different approaches and tools within the 2A movement. The video also promotes the USCCA's mission to educate gun owners, protect members, and prevent crime, highlighting their resources for concealed carry and personal protection, particularly for women. It encourages viewers to join their mission and subscribe.

This video offers essential guidance for women making their first firearm purchase. It focuses on providing tips and advice to help novice gun owners navigate the selection process. The content aims to empower women by demystifying firearms and assisting them in choosing a suitable gun.