Videos tagged with San Francisco

This video analyzes an incident where a San Francisco man reportedly pointed a firearm at police officers, leading to a dangerous confrontation. The description highlights the availability of the full video without ads on the ASP Unlimited App, along with extensive firearms training resources. It also promotes MantisX, a product likely related to firearm training or performance enhancement, and encourages viewers to join various ASP community groups and subscribe to their podcasts.

This video, titled 'The chronicles of blue jacket in San Francisco,' appears to be a narrative or vlog-style content focusing on the experiences of an individual, referred to as 'blue jacket,' within San Francisco. Given the limited description, the content's specific focus is unclear, but the title suggests a personal journey or story unfolding in the city. Without further details, it's difficult to ascertain specific firearms relevance.

This video features a masked individual patrolling San Francisco with a replica firearm, aiming to combat crime. The description highlights various support and affiliate links related to the content creator, including coffee, merchandise, and other partner brands. The content touches upon themes of vigilantism and personal security, with a notable emphasis on brands associated with a libertarian or self-reliance ethos.

This video discusses a proposed gun control measure in San Francisco that aims to ban security guards from using firearms to protect property. The presenter expresses disbelief and frustration at this idea, especially in light of rising crime, drug use, and homelessness in the city. The video encourages viewers to engage in the discussion about this new gun control proposal and its potential implications.

This video presents footage of an attack at a Chabad center in San Francisco, attributed to a parking dispute. The description highlights Magtech as a sponsor, linking to their website and Facebook page. The content focuses on the news aspect of the event, with provided links to news stories about the incident. The video aims to inform viewers about this specific event and its context.

This YouTube Short, titled "Huge Step in San Francisco," suggests a significant development related to firearms rights in the city. The description provides links to the CRPA (California Rifle and Pistol Association) website, indicating a focus on legal and legislative aspects concerning gun ownership. The included hashtags further point towards a discussion of gun rights, legislation, and potential legal victories. The video likely highlights a court decision or policy change that impacts the Second Amendment in San Francisco.

This video discusses a news story where an individual was apprehended with a full-auto Glock 29 (chambered in 10mm) but was subsequently released to their parents. The description links to various gun-related news articles, including a piece on gun control disproportionately affecting minorities, Tennessee conceding a ban on carrying under 21 is unconstitutional, and San Francisco not issuing carry permits since Bruen. No firearms are offered for sale, and the video adheres to YouTube's content policies.

This video from Active Self Protection features a self-defense scenario where a woman is forced to confront an individual attempting to gain entry to her apartment building. The video is sponsored by POM Pepper Spray, which is highlighted as a less-lethal self-defense tool. The description encourages viewers to consider supporting ASP through their patron program, emphasizing the "Attitude. Skills. Plan." philosophy. Several news story links related to the event are provided.

This video discusses a dangerous incident where a Canadian film crew was robbed at gunpoint at San Francisco's Twin Peaks. The creator uses this event to highlight personal safety concerns and to promote various products, including pre-workout supplements, merchandise, health optimization services, and concealable body armor. The video emphasizes the need for preparedness and personal security in potentially hazardous environments, referencing a news article about the specific robbery.

This video from Active Self Protection (ASP) features a news story about a tourist family who courageously chased down car burglars in San Francisco. The description highlights the MantisX Laser Academy as a sponsor, promoting its home training capabilities. ASP also mentions their community standards, available merchandise, and encourages viewer support through their Patron program. The video emphasizes the "Attitude. Skills. Plan." philosophy.

This video discusses a controversial new gun control program implemented in San Francisco. The program offers $300 payments to individuals deemed "high risk" in the community, essentially paying them to act as "ambassadors." The content creator expresses strong opinions on this policy, implying it incentivizes criminal behavior rather than reducing gun violence. The video also promotes various firearm-related products and organizations, including USCCA, FPC, Safelife Defense, and Blackout Coffee, along with the creator's social media channels and podcast.

This video, "San Francisco Grandma Is Done Being Nice," focuses on a personal safety narrative, likely involving a self-defense incident. The description heavily promotes "Active Self Protection" (ASP) content, including their podcast, conference, instructor certification, online seminars, and merchandise. It also features extensive sponsor plugs for Lucky Gunner ammunition and a variety of recommended holster manufacturers such as Dark Star Gear, Henry Holsters, KSG Armory, Zero9, PHLster, and Black Arch Protos M. The core of the video appears to be a news story or reenactment highlighting an individual's decision to act decisively in a dangerous situation. The title suggests a theme of overcoming complacency and taking a firm stance against perceived threats.