Videos tagged with Youth Shooting Sports

This video provides an in-depth analysis of a significant legal victory for gun rights advocates, specifically focusing on the Ninth Circuit's rebuke of California's AB 2571, a law that banned firearm-related advertising to minors. Attorney Anna Barvir explains how the law was deemed overly broad and unconstitutional, infringing on First Amendment rights. The discussion covers the background of the law, previous court actions, the state's legal strategies, and the implications of this ruling for gun owners and youth shooting sports. The video also outlines potential next steps in the legal process.

This video analyzes a Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals hearing concerning California's Assembly Bill 2571, which CRPA (California Rifle and Pistol Association) is challenging. The lawsuit targets the law's alleged suppression of lawful firearm-related speech directed at youth, citing the shutdown of publications like Junior Sports Mag. The description highlights the judges' critical questioning of California's attorneys regarding shifting legal arguments and the importance of the case for Second Amendment and free speech rights.

This interview features Larry and Brenda Potterfield, founders of the MidwayUSA Foundation, discussing their organization's mission. They explain how the foundation supports youth shooting sports across the United States by establishing endowments. The description also provides links to various National Rifle Association (NRA) publications and resources, highlighting their connection to the shooting sports community.

This video announces the "Rimfire Postal Challenge," a virtual competition running from July 20th to August 3rd, 2020. Open to participants aged 12 and up, the challenge involves shooting 10 rounds at an A32 target at 50 feet using any rimfire rifle, any position, and any sights. Participants can submit their best target within 10 days of the challenge end. Registration includes a limited-edition patch, a certificate, and a chance to win a CRPA medal. Twenty percent of the registration fee supports the CRPA Foundation's Youth Shooting Sports initiatives. Participants are encouraged to use the hashtag #quarentinebreakout.

This YouTube video announces the 'Quarantine Breakout Challenge,' a pistol postal competition running from July 1st to July 15th, 2020. Participants aged 12 and over, regardless of experience, can join by purchasing the challenge online at crpa.org/store. The competition involves shooting 10 rounds at an AP2 target at 20 feet on a supervised range. Submissions of the best target and a selfie are required within 10 days of the challenge's end. Registration costs $20, with 20% donated to the CRPA Foundation for Youth Shooting Sports. Top scorers will receive CRPA medals. The video emphasizes safety and fun.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio from September 1st, 2019, features Tom Gresham discussing the expansion of youth shooting sports programs with Jim Dunn, President of the Indiana Youth Shooting Sports Foundation. The segment also covers the utility and benefits of tactical flashlights and a review of Weatherby ammunition. The show, which airs live Sundays and is available on multiple platforms, covers a wide range of firearm-related topics, including new products and political discussions.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features Cyndi Flannigan discussing the Youth Shooting Sports Alliance and efforts to get young people involved in shooting and hunting. The show also covers advanced topics such as long-range ammunition loads specifically for lever-action rifles and the use of stripper clips for efficient magazine reloading. The program aims to cover a wide range of gun-centric topics, from new products to political discussions, and is broadcast live on Sundays.

This video provides guidance on how to introduce young individuals to shooting sports. It covers essential aspects of getting started, likely including safety, equipment, and finding appropriate organizations or clubs. The description also highlights various affiliations and resources, such as an Amazon store, Patreon, USCCA, and social media channels, suggesting a broader content creation effort by the channel owner.

This video highlights the 44th Annual Cornhusker Trap Shoot, the world's largest youth shooting sports event, where over 2,600 young participants showcased their skills in trap shooting. Organized by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission and the Nebraska Trapshooting Association, the event emphasized safe firearms handling and camaraderie. The video features insights from organizers, coaches, and parents, encouraging youth participation in shooting sports. It also provides links to join youth programs and find shooting ranges.

This "Gun Gripes" episode, the 51st installment, discusses the topic of "Children and Guns." The host uses the term "children" broadly, acknowledging that younger generations are exposed to information and developing interests at an accelerated pace, including an interest in firearms. The core message emphasizes the responsibility of gun owners to teach firearm safety and foster a positive engagement with the sport to ensure its continuation for future generations. The description also promotes various platforms and resources associated with the channel, including a podcast, Amazon store, Patreon, USCCA, and a music channel, while clearly stating disclaimers about the content's educational and entertainment purpose.

This video from NRA News features Cam Edwards interviewing the 2011 Brownells/NRA National Youth Shooting Sports Ambassadors at SHOT Show 2011. The discussion likely revolves around youth involvement in shooting sports, the ambassadors' roles, and their experiences. The description provides a link to the official announcement of the ambassadors.

This video focuses on the Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP), highlighting its emphasis on teamwork, confidence-building, competition, and firearms safety. It promotes blowing clay targets out of the air as a thrilling activity and encourages viewers to learn more about SCTP through the NSSF website. The description includes links to various NSSF initiatives and social media channels, promoting shooting sports and responsible gun ownership.