Videos tagged with stolen firearms

This video discusses the recovery of over $475,000 worth of stolen state police ammunition. The title and description strongly imply the content will reveal the destination or intended use of this stolen ammo. The channel, "God Family and Guns," also suggests a focus on firearms and potentially related topics.

This video discusses the whereabouts of over $134,000 worth of stolen firearms. The content creator, 'God Family and Guns' (GFG), teases a surprising discovery about where these stolen guns ended up. The description also includes calls to action for viewer support through Patreon, mentions of partner organizations and recommended products, merchandise links, and information about submitting prayer requests. The video aims to engage the audience with a mystery surrounding stolen firearms.

This video appears to investigate the whereabouts of over $134,000 worth of stolen firearms. The title and description heavily imply that the channel has uncovered where these stolen guns have ended up. The content likely follows the investigation or reveals the findings. The description also includes strong calls to action for viewer support through Patreon, promoting affiliated businesses, merchandise, and prayer requests, indicating a community-focused channel.

This video investigates the destination of over $134,000 worth of stolen firearms. The description hints at a surprising revelation about where these stolen guns ended up. The content creator, identified as 'God Family and Guns' (GFG), also uses the description to promote their Patreon, recommended products like JASE Medical and ESPower Drink, new merchandise, and prayer request submissions. They also encourage viewers to check out their other channels and social media.

This video features Jake McGuigan of NSSF meeting with Rhode Island State Senator Leonidas Raptakis to discuss his strong Second Amendment support. Raptakis highlights his voting record against anti-gun legislation, criticizes the focus on restrictions over crime reduction, and expresses concerns about "assault weapon" bans and the economic impact of gun manufacturers relocating. The interview touches on crime penalties involving stolen firearms and advocates for gun rights in the political landscape.

This YouTube video delves into the financial aspect of criminal gun acquisition, revealing the cost of approximately 28,000 stolen firearms recovered at crime scenes in a single state. The content aims to inform viewers about the underground market for illegal weapons and encourages support for the "God Family and Guns" channel through their Patreon page, merchandise, and recommended products.

This video outlines 10 common mistakes honest gun owners make that can lead to legal trouble and jail time. Topics covered include improper firearm storage, concealed carry permit violations, illegal firearm sales, improper self-defense use, interstate transport issues, carrying firearms under the influence, illegal modifications, failure to report stolen firearms, brandishing, and non-compliance with registration laws. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding firearm laws to avoid unintended legal consequences and encourages viewers to stay informed.

This video analyzes statements made by Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas regarding gun safety and the presence of firearms. The mayor linked safety concerns to individuals carrying "AR-15s, with modified handguns with switches, with any number of issues, or frankly, even just your old classic revolver." The video argues that the mayor's statements, by highlighting issues like stolen firearms and juveniles possessing guns despite prohibitions, actually demonstrate the ineffectiveness of gun-free zones and gun control laws, suggesting that a focus on these policies distracts from other contributing factors to violence. It also promotes various merchandise and membership opportunities related to the Second Amendment.

This video analyzes the hypocrisy of LA Mayoral candidate Karen Bass, a proponent of gun control, who was recently robbed of two firearms. The content highlights Bass's "Guns for me but not for thee" stance, contrasting her "Gun Sense Candidate" claims with her personal gun ownership and the reality of crime in Los Angeles. It critiques her perceived disconnect from the city's safety issues and her opposition to the Second Amendment, suggesting a political elitism that prioritizes her safety while opposing the rights of others. The video also promotes related merchandise and advocacy for Second Amendment rights.

This ARFCOM News segment covers several legal and incident-related firearm stories. It highlights the NSSF suing New York's AG over constitutional and PLCAA violations, gun owners challenging a California law using personal data for research, and a Billings man using an excavator to break into a business and steal firearms. Additionally, it reports on a Rockland County deputy mayor indicted for an extensive weapons arsenal and impersonating a police officer. The video explicitly states no firearms, ammunition, or accessories are for sale and that the content adheres to YouTube policy.

This ARFCOM News edition discusses potential issues surrounding David Chipman's nomination, including claims of him losing his issued sidearm, making racist comments, and committing sexual harassment. It also touches on stolen military guns and opposes his confirmation. The video provides links for submitting comments on proposed rules regarding frames, receivers, and braces, and urges viewers to call specific senators to oppose Chipman's nomination. A link to TNVC is also included.

This video analyzes the hypocrisy surrounding firearms in Los Angeles, drawing attention to a news story about a gun store manager at the LAPD academy who was arrested for allegedly stealing firearms and selling them to police officers. The content likely explores the complexities of gun control, law enforcement practices, and potential corruption within the city, using this specific incident as a focal point to discuss broader issues.