Videos tagged with Mama Bear

This video, titled "Don’t Mess With A Home Defense Mama Bear!", appears to be a segment from Active Self Protection (ASP). The description heavily promotes their ASP Unlimited and ASP Lite subscription services, offering ad-free viewing, early access, bonus content, and full firearms training classes. It also directs viewers to news stories, raw videos, sponsor recommendations, seminar information, and an ankle medical kit. The core theme likely revolves around a scenario or discussion related to home defense and self-preservation, emphasizing preparedness and the willingness to defend oneself, akin to a protective 'mama bear'.

This video showcases a dramatic incident where a "Mama Bear" intervenes to protect her child and husband during a robbery. The description highlights Baker Targets as a sponsor and provides links to news stories and raw video footage. The content emphasizes self-defense and the decisive actions taken by the mother in a dangerous situation. It also promotes the ASP Unlimited App for ad-free viewing and further content.

This video from First Person Defender features Georgia, a "mama-bear" in a grocery store scenario. She is confronted by a strange man who intervenes between her and her children. The video explores whether Georgia's protective instincts will emerge as the situation escalates. The episode is sponsored by Heckler & Koch (HK) and features training insights from HK Brand Ambassador Philip Toppino and Gun Talk Media's Chris Cerino. It highlights real-life simulated attacks, with more content available on Guntalktv.com and various streaming platforms.

This episode of 'First Person Defender' simulates a real-life scenario where a mother, Georgia, is leaving a grocery store with her children and is approached by a stranger. The description hints at a potential 'mama-bear' reaction as the situation escalates, posing a self-defense situation. The episode is sponsored by Heckler & Koch and features training from HK Brand Ambassador Philip Toppino and Chris Cerino of Gun Talk Media. It also promotes the 'First Person Defender' series and Gun Talk Media's platforms for more content.

This video from Active Self Protection (ASP) features a high-speed chase that concludes with a confrontation involving an "angry mama bear." The description strongly promotes the RangeTech shot timer, highlighting its versatility, reliability, and affordability, positioning it as the official timer of ASP. It also encourages viewers to join ASP's online seminars and the ASP Extra channel for training in real-life self-defense scenarios, and promotes ASP merchandise. The content touches on a news story and offers opportunities for viewers to become ASP Patron Members to support the channel's work. The core theme revolves around self-defense and tactical preparedness.

This video showcases a "Mama Bear" defending herself against a carjacking attempt. While the description heavily promotes New Way Ford for vehicle purchases and Mountain Man Medical for an ankle medical kit, the core event appears to be a self-defense incident. The title implies a firearm was likely involved in deterring the attacker. The video also mentions ASP's community standards, merch, and patron program, indicating a focus on self-protection and potentially defensive firearm use.

This video showcases a "Mama Bear" taking defensive action against a "Sicario." The description heavily promotes Wincent's residential security containers for firearm storage, providing links to their website and Amazon. It also directs viewers to the Active Self Protection Podcast, ASP Extra YouTube channel, ASP Community Standards, and the ASP merch store. The content emphasizes Attitude, Skills, and Plan, and lists ASP Sponsors and Recommended Products. The raw video and a news story are also linked.

This video, titled 'Mama Bear Roars; Maybe Too Much?', features a discussion and likely demonstration involving firearms, with a strong emphasis on self-defense and training. The description highlights the use of Newbold Targets as an alternative to steel targets in classes and training. It also includes recommendations for various holster manufacturers and ASP merchandise. The content appears to be part of the Active Self Protection (ASP) channel, suggesting a focus on practical application and preparedness. The 'Mama Bear' moniker suggests a narrative around female self-defense or a specific scenario.

This video features a "Texas Mama Bear" confronting and deterring a robber, highlighting a real-life self-defense scenario. The content emphasizes the importance of preparedness and taking action in dangerous situations. It also promotes various resources for viewers interested in self-defense training, firearm accessories, and supporting the creators through patron memberships. The description includes links to news stories related to the incident and suggests finding local firearms instructors.

This video showcases a dramatic event where a mother, referred to as 'Mama Bear,' takes swift action during a robbery. The description highlights ASP's National Conference and encourages viewers to visit their website for training resources, particularly on responding to real-life self-defense situations. It also promotes NANUK for their durable cases and mentions ASP merchandise and Patron membership for supporting their content creation. Links to raw video and instructor directories are provided.

This video analyzes a self-defense incident where a "mama bear" successfully defended herself against a robber. The breakdown highlights tactical decisions and weapon choices, noting the defender's accurate shooting with a Taurus PT640 in .40S&W against the robber's ineffective .38 Special revolver. The content emphasizes learning from real-life scenarios and promotes further training through the ASP Extra channel. It also mentions available merchandise and how to support the channel.

This episode of NRA Women's "Love at First Shot," presented by Smith & Wesson and sponsored by Federal Premium Ammunition, features a discussion and potential comparison between Natalie Foster and Julie Golob regarding their advocacy for Second Amendment rights. The title "Mama Bear of the Second Amendment" suggests a focus on passionate defense of gun ownership. The video encourages viewers to watch more episodes on NRATV.