Videos tagged with Firearm Safety Education

This video discusses Tennessee's new law mandating firearm safety education in public schools for K-12 students. Host Jared from Guns & Gadgets emphasizes the practical, non-political nature of this initiative, highlighting its potential to save lives and foster responsible gun ownership. The content covers why teaching firearm safety is crucial, the specifics of Tennessee's law, the "Stop, Don't Touch, Leave, Tell" rules, age-appropriate lessons, benefits to the Second Amendment community, and refutes criticisms by framing education as prevention. The video encourages viewer participation on whether other states should adopt similar measures and promotes various firearm-related businesses and organizations.

This video features a Q&A session from SHOT Show 2025 with Tim Lang and Sarah Parkhurst from Ann Arbor Arms. They discuss their upcoming SHOT Show University presentation, "Unlocking Loyalty in the Membership Era: Strategies for Retaining Memberships in Your Business." The conversation highlights the importance of personalized engagement, value-driven offerings, and staff involvement in building long-term customer loyalty, particularly for businesses like Ann Arbor Arms, a shooting range and firearm safety education provider in Michigan. They also share their perspectives on the value of attending SHOT Show and their expectations for 2025.

This video discusses the alarming lack of firearm safety education in American schools and the resulting widespread ignorance on the topic. The creator explores the reasons behind this educational gap, highlighting the potential for dangerous consequences due to misinformation and misconceptions. The video aims to bridge this knowledge gap by encouraging a critical discussion about firearm safety and the importance of education.

This video features a 22-year police veteran advocating for firearm safety education, aligning with the mission of Partners for REAL SOLUTIONS®. The content emphasizes responsible gun ownership and the importance of training. It promotes various NSSF initiatives like "Let's Go Shooting," "Let's Go Hunting," and "Gun Owners Care," along with resources like "wheretoshoot.org." The veteran's perspective likely aims to address common concerns and promote a proactive approach to firearm safety within the community.

This video from the NRA's Eddie Eagle GunSafe program teaches children a crucial safety message about what to do if they find a gun: Stop!, Don't Touch, Run Away, and Tell a Grown-Up. Since 1988, the program has reached millions of children. In 2015, Eddie was updated with a new look and friends, the Wing Team, who help navigate dangerous situations with this simple rule. The video encourages parents and guardians to watch with young children and directs them to the Eddie Eagle website for more resources.