Videos tagged with Sacramento

This video provides a comprehensive recap of the 2025 legislative year in California concerning firearm laws. It details significant anti-Second Amendment proposals, unexpected pro-2A developments, and the impact of grassroots advocacy, Capitol Days, and direct engagement with lawmakers. CRPA's Legislative Director, Rick Travis, breaks down how specific bills gained national controversy and highlights the importance of understanding legislative processes for future advocacy efforts. The session's key victories and defeats are analyzed, offering insights for Californians preparing for the 2026 session.

This video reports on two separate breaking news events. The first details a drive-by shooting that occurred at an ABC station amidst a protest. The second covers a bomb threat made at the residence of RFK Jr. The content is presented as updates, with links to social media for further information.

This video analyzes the results of California's appropriations process for firearms-related legislation. It details which anti-2A bills advanced to floor votes, highlighting SB 248's stall due to public pressure. The discussion covers the financial implications of implementing new laws, potential litigation costs, and how legislative actions impact citizens. It also includes a tribute to Sam Paredes, a prominent figure in the gun rights movement. The content encourages viewers to join CRPA, engage in advocacy campaigns, and support the organization through membership or merchandise.

This video breaks down the complex legislative process in California concerning gun bills, featuring CRPA's Legislative Director, Rick Travis. It explains the functions of the Appropriations Committee, the impact of the state's budget crisis on anti-2A legislation, and the significance of "suspense file" and "two-year bill" statuses. The discussion highlights specific bills like AB 1127 (Glock Ban) and AB 1092 (CCW Extension), providing viewers with actionable steps to get involved and support Second Amendment rights. The video encourages engagement through liking, sharing, subscribing, and supporting CRPA's advocacy and litigation efforts.

This video discusses a dramatic incident where a 70-year-old grandfather, Robert, used his firearm to defend himself and his grandsons during a burglary at his business in Rancho Cordova, California. The narrative emphasizes the importance of self-defense rights and the Second Amendment, portraying the event not as vigilantism but as a justified act of protection. The video also promotes a Black Friday sale for merchandise related to gun rights and features a promotion for USCCA, a legal protection service for gun owners, highlighting the critical need for legal defense in self-defense situations.

This video discusses new ordinances being passed by cities and counties in California, specifically mentioning Sacramento in 2024, which the uploader believes infringe upon Second Amendment rights. The content is presented as opinion and not legal advice, with a disclaimer advising against attempting anything shown in the video and highlighting that it's for educational and entertainment purposes only. The description also includes promotional links for privacy services and merchandise, as well as social media handles.

This video features a carbine course in Sacramento, with the creator having the honor of hosting Chris Holdsworth. The description directs viewers to check out Holdsworth's BJJ dojo. While the title suggests firearm action ('pew pew action') and the context is a carbine course, specific firearm models, calibers, manufacturers, or technical details are not mentioned. The primary focus seems to be the presence of Chris Holdsworth and the location of his BJJ academy.

This YouTube video announces firearm training courses scheduled to take place in Sacramento, California, from March 14th to March 17th, 2024. The description lacks specific details about the types of firearms that will be covered or the skill levels targeted. However, the announcement of 'courses' implies a focus on training and skill development in firearm handling and safety.

This video from Active Self Protection (ASP) analyzes a police-involved shooting that occurred during a pursuit in Sacramento. The description promotes ASP's surveillance systems and their subscription-based app for ad-free viewing, early access, bonus content, and full firearms training classes. It also highlights their free Lite App, news stories related to the incident, raw video links, sponsor recommendations, merchandise, seminars, and national conference. The video emphasizes the ASP motto: "Attitude. Skills. Plan."

This video discusses a recent firearm buyback event in Sacramento, California, where participants were offered a $50 gas card. The description highlights the irony of this offer given the high gas prices in the state. It also includes affiliate links for USCCA and Patreon, as well as merchandise. Disclaimers about safe handling and professional supervision are present.

This is the first part of a report from Sacramento featuring Kevin Small and Roy Griffith of the CRPA. They are discussing SB 252. Given the context of CRPA ( a gun rights organization) and the mention of a bill (SB 252), it is highly probable that the discussion centers on firearm legislation and Second Amendment rights.

This video from Active Self Protection discusses a tragic event where a Sacramento couple lost everything due to domestic violence. The content is sponsored by POM Pepper Sprays, promoting less lethal self-defense tools. The video also highlights ASP's training, conferences, and merchandise, encouraging viewers to become patron members to support their work. Links to raw videos and news stories related to the incident are provided, emphasizing the importance of "Attitude. Skills. Plan." for self-protection.