Videos tagged with Baltimore

This video discusses a controversial proposal potentially allowing the transfer of US-owned ammunition to Ukraine. It also covers recent legal developments in firearms, including oral arguments in Garland v. Cargill concerning gun rights, Louisiana's passage of permitless carry legislation, Washington state's ongoing gun control bill discussions, and a settlement by Polymer80 (P80) regarding ghost gun sales in Baltimore. The content appears to be a news and commentary piece on current events impacting gun owners.

This video discusses a lawsuit settlement between Polymer80 and Baltimore & the Brady Group, highlighting its implications as a potentially dangerous precedent. The description includes numerous links for email subscriptions, Patreon support, merchandise, and firearm rights organizations, indicating a focus on advocacy and community engagement within the firearms space. The content emphasizes the importance of the Second Amendment and the potential impact of legal decisions on gun ownership.

This video discusses a lawsuit filed by Everytown For Gun Safety and the City of Baltimore against the ATF concerning gun owner information. The title and description indicate a focus on legal and political aspects of gun rights and regulations. The content creator, Guns & Gadgets Media, is known for covering Second Amendment issues and related news.

This video discusses a lawsuit filed by major gun groups, including Everytown for Gun Safety, and the city of Baltimore against the ATF. The core of the lawsuit revolves around the ATF's alleged desire to collect and maintain federally protected gun data. The title and description emphasize the 'breaking' nature of this news and its significant implications within the firearm community.

This ARFCOM News segment covers a range of firearm-related legal and political topics. It highlights a sheriff's proposal for drug testing carry permit applicants in Nassau County, NY, and discusses potential repercussions for NY gun owners due to Facebook misinformation. The video also details a Virginia man charged for carrying a firearm in Baltimore after a rescue, Attorney General Bonta's stance on firearms on public transit, and features an announcement for a Lloyd Muldrow fund. Additionally, it briefly mentions Henry 25th Anniversary edition rifles and the HRT ARC Belt.

This video analyzes a news article from Baltimore discussing local authorities' requests for ATF assistance regarding 'ghost guns.' The creator expresses skepticism about the perceived threat and highlights a potential misunderstanding of what constitutes a ghost gun. The video aims to counter these perceptions and encourages viewer discussion on the topic.

This YouTube video, titled "Baltimore Now Gunning For Gun Manufacturers," likely discusses legal actions or proposed legislation in Baltimore targeting firearm manufacturers. The description directs viewers to a Patreon for more content and provides business and disclaimer information, emphasizing that the content is for informational and entertainment purposes only, created by trained professionals in a safe environment. It also clarifies that they do not sell firearms or parts and that imitation of demonstrated actions is at the viewer's own risk.

This video showcases a historical reproduction of an 1840s minstrel banjo, handmade by George Wunderlich in 1999, based on a William Boucher of Baltimore design. The description also includes links to the musician Clifton Hicks' Patreon, Bandcamp, Spotify, iTunes, Venmo, and PayPal, suggesting a connection between the instrument and his musical work.

This video features Matt Fleming, President of MidwayUSA, delivering the company's acceptance speech for the 2015 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award. The speech was presented at the 28th Annual Quest for Excellence Conference, an official event for the award. Key figures from the Department of Commerce and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) were present, including Deputy Secretary Bruce Andrews, Dr. Willie May, and Baldrige Foundation Chair George Benson. The conference took place in Baltimore, Maryland.

This video discusses a program in Baltimore, Maryland, where residents can trade in their firearms for computers. Cam Edwards interviews Rev. Kenn Blanchard, host of the "Urban Shooter" podcast, who provides his perspective on this initiative. The conversation likely touches upon the effectiveness of such buyback programs, gun violence in urban areas, and alternative approaches to community safety. The title suggests a focus on the exchange of weapons for technology, with potential implications for gun control and public policy.