Videos tagged with Beth Alcazar

This video features personal accounts from individuals who have turned to responsible gun ownership for self-defense. Hosted by Katrina Cravy, it includes speakers like "Top Shot" champion Chris Cheng, sex trafficking survivor Kendra Geronimo, USCCA author Beth Alcazar, and domestic abuse survivor Jennifer Moston. The speakers share their compelling and sometimes harrowing experiences that led them to embrace gun ownership, highlighting the importance of education, training, and dispelling negative stereotypes. The content aims to educate both current and aspiring gun owners on personal safety and the Second Amendment.

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.

This video features an interview with Beth Alcazar at the 2017 USCCA Expo, discussing concealed carry topics specifically for women. The conversation emphasizes the importance of personal safety for women, regardless of their background with firearms. It highlights the USCCA's mission to educate gun owners, provide legal protection, and prevent crime. The description also promotes USCCA membership and provides resources for further training, including free guides and magazines. The video aims to encourage responsible gun ownership and promote safety.

This video from the 2017 SHOT Show features Rachel Kopczyk and Beth Alcazar from USCCA (U.S. Concealed Carry Association). Beth discusses their concealed carry magazine, highlighting a new section specifically designed for women. The video also includes mentions of related organizations and hashtags like #LetsGoShooting, #NSSF, and #GunOwnersCare, promoting shooting sports, hunting, and gun ownership advocacy. The USCCA booth number is also provided.

This video features Beth Alcazar representing the D.C. Project, an initiative aimed at showcasing responsible American gun owners. The description encourages viewers to attend a march on the Capitol in Washington D.C. on July 7th and 8th, 2016. The event intends to influence lawmakers and promote positive change by highlighting the true face of gun ownership. The video also provides links for a gun giveaway and for learning more about the D.C. Project and USCCA (United States Concealed Carry Association).

This video presents a hypothetical self-defense scenario where the viewer is confronted by a man with a visible handgun in a dimly lit parking garage. It emphasizes the importance of situational awareness and conflict avoidance. The scenario prompts viewers to consider their actions and decision-making in such a high-stress situation, encouraging proactive safety measures and strategic thinking for personal protection.