This video provides an update on the Duncan v. Becerra case, specifically addressing the "21 days to act" timeframe for the judges. The creator clarifies why September 18, 2020, was not the final deadline for the court's decision. The video also promotes USCCA membership and a Patreon page, lists supporting individuals, and shares social media links. Additionally, it features numerous affiliate links for various gear, including clothing, belts, firearms accessories (optics, lights, suppressors), holsters, knives, medical pouches, and YouTube production equipment.
This video discusses Franklin Armory's support for a mass action lawsuit against the California Department of Justice regarding 'other' firearms. The lawsuit stems from the DOJ's alleged inaction in adding 'other' to a dropdown menu and Governor Gavin Newsom's allocation of funds to target these firearms. The creator urges viewers to support the cause by placing a deposit with Franklin Armory and provides affiliate links for various gear and their Patreon.
This video discusses non-lethal self-defense options such as stun guns, Tasers, and pepper spray, particularly in the context of California laws. It highlights these as alternatives for individuals unable to carry firearms or uncomfortable with concealed carry. The presenter emphasizes the importance of understanding when the use of force, even with non-lethal devices, is legally justified in self-defense scenarios. The description also includes extensive affiliate links for various firearms accessories, gear, and clothing, along with calls to action for Patreon and USCCA.
This video features an attorney explaining the legality of modifying concealed carry (CCW) firearms. It addresses common questions about modifications like red dot sights, lights, and trigger jobs, aiming to debunk the myth that such modifications will lead to legal trouble. The video also includes affiliate links for various firearm accessories, gear, and apparel, encouraging viewer support.
This video explores the history and meaning behind the Gadsden flag, also known as the "Don't Tread on Me" flag. The creator also includes extensive affiliate links for firearms, accessories, and other gear, as well as links to their Patreon and USCCA. The content seems to be geared towards a firearm enthusiast audience interested in the symbolism of the flag and the gear used by the creator.
This is a milestone "Thank You" video celebrating 10,000 subscribers for the "Armed Scholar" YouTube channel. The creator expresses deep gratitude to their audience and looks forward to continued content creation. The description extensively lists affiliate links and discount codes for various firearms, accessories, gear, and personal defense products, including specific weapon components like slides and triggers, a wide array of holsters, red dot sights, night sights, knives, lights, and even personal protective equipment like medical pouches and dump pouches. It also details the creator's range belt setup and YouTube production gear. A legal disclaimer is included stating the content is not legal advice, and a standard affiliate link disclaimer is present.
This video discusses the Trump administration's designation of firearms and related businesses as essential critical infrastructure. The content highlights how this memo, though non-binding, has influenced local decisions, citing the LA County Sheriff reopening gun stores. The description also lists numerous affiliate links for various firearms, accessories, and gear, suggesting the creator's involvement in the firearms community and product recommendations.
This video discusses the closure of gun stores in California and across the United States, citing law enforcement's classification of these businesses as 'non-essential' amidst social unrest. The creator encourages viewers to support the channel through Patreon and affiliate links for various firearm accessories, clothing, and gear.
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