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EXACTLY!

Absolutely. I come from a family that has multiple veterans. At least one family member per war, starting with WW2. So I've grown up around firearms. Learned very early on that guns are not bad. The level of danger depends 99.99% on the level of maturity the person operating it posses. With more people teaching firearm safety and responsibility at more local locations could make all the difference in the support of our 2nd Amendment.

Hells yeah!!!!!! Mr. Lovell keep it up!

And that should be the ultimate goal if someone doesn't want a gun.

Jibb Mcdonaland she ate some Freedome fries

Congrats! sounds like you handled it just right, the way John did. Great job!

@@garthtimmins2852 thanks. I'd definitely call it a win. I may not have completely converted her but I educated her a bit on the topic. At the end of the day, I think education is the way to go. 👍

Nice! I love to see a story like that where people can at least understand others and get why ppl like or believe certain things

@@unpluggedtoaster7421 I agree. I'm not out to force someone to pick up a gun. But I'm always open to talking about guns and educating regarding gun use, purpose, and gun safety. I recently took a coworker under my wing when he approached me a passing interest about guns and laws. He had a question and I was the company "gun guy" so he came to me. Now he's asking questions just about every day. Bought his first gun. Took him to the range and he's hooked. Education is a great tool for curing ignorance

@@lybanito that's awesome to hear! Nice!

That is what I most noticed too. You could see it in her expression and body language, and hear it in her tone. Yet she forged ahead, and tried it anyway, through a cycle of different firearms. Credit to her for fighting through that fear and proceeding to try.

yep she kept tensing up and closing eyes, yet still got it done.

the political parties are a cancer on our society

@@cheddar2648 I couldn’t agree more

But she also said she doesn't think anyone should be allowed to own guns, soo..

@@noncompliant209cali And after it was over she understood that it's nothing to be frightened of.

The screens and radios are filled with fear porn.

GC I laughed at that too haha oops

Actually didn't she say it's her second time?

🤣🤣

Great line. I chuckled to myself too when he said that

@@drifterafloat She did, but I hadn't really got around to that when I left the comment ;) (I was listening at work)

She is a foreigner and wants to take your rights away.....how do you feel about that?

I used to be anti 2A, now I'm slowly getting education and although I believe in *some* restrictions, I'm slowly learning and easing up on how anti-gun I was/am. Patience and understanding is what it takes.

Andy Peterson that was ignorant. As for her, she educated herself. She has a mindset from a communist country but took the time to understand. Fucking outstanding on her part if you ask me!👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

I am anti vegetarian because I tried it. Want to be an anti-gunner, you gotta shoot them in order to form an opinion.

@@andypeterson8013 She's now an American and her voice is equal to yours. So you damn well be willing to convince her to think right on the subject or we all can lose our rights.

Thank you and you see you’re not a bad guy. It’s just a means to guard our lives as last choice.

7.11.24. Caudill Subject: Fwd: The Gun is Civilization by Maj. L. Caudill USMC (Ret) No doubt where this Retired Marine stands on the 2d amendment "The Gun Is Civilization" As the Supreme Court hears arguments for and against the Chicago , IL Gun Ban, I offer you another stellar example of a letter (written by a Marine) that places the proper perspective on what a gun means to a civilized society. Read this eloquent and profound letter and pay close attention to the last paragraph of the letter... The Gun is Civilization by Maj. L. Caudill USMC (Ret) Human beings only have two ways to deal with one another: reason and force. If you want me to do something for you, you have a choice of either convincing me via argument, or force me to do your bidding under threat of force. Every human interaction falls into one of those two categories, without exception. Reason or force, that's it. In a truly moral and civilized society, people exclusively interact through persuasion. Force has no place as a valid method of social interaction, and the only thing that removes force from the menu is the personal firearm, as paradoxical as it may sound to some. When I carry a gun, you cannot deal with me by force. You have to use reason and try to persuade me, because I have a way to negate your threat or employment of force. The gun is the only personal weapon that puts a 100-pound woman on equal footing with a 220-pound mugger, a 75-year old retiree on equal footing with a 19-year old gang banger, and a single guy on equal footing with a carload of drunk guys with baseball bats. The gun removes the disparity in physical strength, size, or numbers between a potential attacker and a defender. There are plenty of people who consider the gun as the source of bad force equations. These are the people who think that we'd be more civilized if all guns were removed from society, because a firearm makes it easier for a [armed] mugger to do his job. That, of course, is only true if the mugger's potential victims are mostly disarmed either by choice or by legislative fiat--it has no validity when most of a mugger's potential marks are armed. People who argue for the banning of arms ask for automatic rule by the young, the strong, and the many, and that's the exact opposite of a civilized society. A mugger, even an armed one, can only make a successful living in a society where the state has granted him a force monopoly. Then there's the argument that the gun makes confrontations lethal that otherwise would only result in injury. This argument is fallacious in several ways. Without guns involved, confrontations are won by the physically superior party inflicting overwhelming injury on the loser. People who think that fists, bats, sticks, or stones don't constitute lethal force watch too much TV, where people take beatings and come out of it with a bloody lip at worst. The fact that the gun makes lethal force easier works solely in favor of the weaker defender, not the stronger attacker. If both are armed, the field is level. The gun is the only weapon that's as lethal in the hands of an octogenarian as it is in the hands of a weight lifter. It simply wouldn't work as well as a force equalizer if it wasn't both lethal and easily employable. When I carry a gun, I don't do so because I am looking for a fight, but because I'm looking to be left alone. The gun at my side means that I cannot be forced, only persuaded. I don't carry it because I'm afraid, but because it enables me to be unafraid. It doesn't limit the actions of those who would interact with me through reason, only the actions of those who would do so by force. It removes force from the equation... and that's why carrying a gun is a civilized act. By Maj. L. Caudill USMC (Ret) So the greatest civilization is one where all citizens are equally armed and can only be persuaded, never forced. ❗️👍🏼

My “EX-wife” was good with guns until she went to college then believed that it can jump out of a safe, load itself and shoot you all on it’s own. She drank so much liberal koolaid she OD’d on it. I remarried years later to a girl that loves shooting and picks out her own guns. We can’t go gun shopping together because we’ll blow all of our money every time.

@@nunyabidness1841 sounds like a happy ending! My wife likes to invite friends to shoot. I don't mind but it would be better if they brought ammo.

@@brianpartlow5530 first part sounded great then the second part came

@@bigk4026 Yea, lots of guys wish for that problem.

@@brianpartlow5530 How did your wife go from being anti-gun to being pro-gun? My wife is currently anti-gun...

By that logic we shouldnt have cars because dumb teenagers can get a car so easily and get drunk and hit a family in the street.

Patriotic Cat I understand your point, but a legitimate argument might be to raise the legal age of obtaining a license. I mean, let’s be real here. When I was a teen, I was probably the safest teen driver I knew, and I was still unsafe. Teens haven’t fully matured yet and they don’t appreciate the consequences of getting sloshed and driving to Walmart. The same thing can be said of the gun debate. Her biggest problem is her lack of knowledge into the subject of guns. That made it scary for her. The solution to this perception problem that a lot of people share might be to require some sort of class that teaches and trains people about the type of gun they are looking to buy. Btw, I’m very pro gun, and I own several, but I can understand her fear. That fear colors her misconceptions

@@Socherbal You know they used to teach gun safety etc in schools? Yeah that disappeared awhile ago. Back then, you really didnt see shootings occur.

LinuxMaster9 I know there are optional classes you can take. The problem is the average person who has no interest in guns don’t go to them. They go to their gun shop to pick up a defense gun and they never train.

LinuxMaster9 did you mean grade school? If so, no I didn’t know that

@@CurlyWolf_ I went into buds in Lexington. Purchased my first firearm, a little G2C. I went in, said I want that, filled out a paper that took 5 minutes. Showed my license. He took it to the check out counter. She ran my background check on a PC in the time it took her to scan the ammo and holster I grabbed. Paid. Left with the firearm. Look like 25 minutes to get in, select the firearm and leave. Insanely easy here in KY.

@@KroovyGG what's the problem with that? Our right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. Sounds like KY does it right.

THATS the fundamental problem. People very opinionated on something they know nothing about

@@KroovyGG Yeah, it's all digital now, so of course it's very fast. If you are flagged, then you don't get it. It's not the old days where they have to snail mail the application. The waiting period certain states have is not because it's an issue of processing, it's because the state decided a waiting period is reasonable to prevent impulsive suicide/homicide. In Florida that's 3 days, not too bad, probably stops a lot of suicides, not so much homicides. In states like New Jersey? It can take over a month. This woman died because of NJ's bullshit: www.foxnews.com/us/no-one-helped-her-nj-woman-murdered-by-ex-while-awaiting-gun-permit

@@VaporeonEnjoyer1 Back a few years ago when my mom purchased her a gun the process took a bit longer. This was like early 2010's and they actually called them for the check. Call took idk like 30-45 mins total. I didnt know they moved to the online digital platform. I mean im all for 2A and easy accessibility to guns for people but it was weird I was expecting the BG check alone to take longer.

Brent Parker Fuckin A Right🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@Brent Parker - I couldn't agree more. I was unaware of this quote - Thanks,

Brent Parker yeah, but what does that have to do with an armed society?

​@@trijigon Are you serious? Can't you see the association? I would rather 6mil die due to "dangerous" activity; robbery and murder - than see 6mil die like sheep in the g* a* s chambers of the H* o* l* o* c* a* u* s* t. Posting it like this because I think YT is deleting the post because of the H-word. I've seen this before but thought they had taken the world off of their "banned" list. - confirmed. They keep deleting my postings. 5th posting, trying different things.

@@trijigon Certainly one of the chief guarantees of freedom under any government, no matter how popular and respected, is the right of citizens to keep and bear arms. ... the right of citizens to bear arms is just one more guarantee against arbitrary government, and one more safeguard against a tyranny which now appears remote in America, but which historically has proved to be always possible

Your mom is awesome.

I started shooting a few years ago and have gotten really into it. Mum is less excitied about it but got her license (australia) so she could use my guns on the farm. You should see her grin when she rings steel with the .22 lever hahah

I did the same thing with my Mom and sister. After the second mag, I had to load 5 to a mag "they were telling each other they were gun hogging" LOL

@@tmurdoch2 Glad to see Aussies enjoying the Pewpew life

@@robertstill3247 Amazing!

It's actually really easy if you befriend people first, and dont get argumentative. I litterally got two Russian immigrants at my community college to go out into the woods with me. One dude was mag dumping my binary scorpion after like three dry lessons. He immediately grasped the concept of flipping safety on and off, muzzle discipline was better than many overconfident people, he figured out magnifiers on my ar pretty quick. And he ended up liking my bersa 22 and 22mp5 the most 😂. He liked being able to precisely shoot. He did get same m9 I taught him with when he got his citizenship. He might have gotten the m9a1 actually. I found him a good deal. The girl wasn't as quick, but by the end, I didn't need to be hands on, just supervise out of my own paranoia over everyone's safety. Idk if it's cultural but they legitimately listened and followed directions, along with understanding why seemingly extra steps were necessary precautions.

T C she meant illegally

the same way Venezuela is a democracy, i know a venezuelan immigrant that works in a traffic light near my house and he is pissed that venezuelans cant have guns to fight Maduro

Illegally, sure. But the government seized the guns from the citizens long ago

Yes sir , you are right, no gun for citizens, Chavez confiscated guns loooooong time ago

Gun ownership was allowed until 2012. Then they got a total gun ban.

This is epic

@Dill Rogerz My absolute pleasure. I had my friend's bachelor party years ago at my house. Seeings how he would soon lose his man card, we went to the air show, camped, and oh yes, had the whole bachelor party learn how to handle firearms. It was first-taste for most. Unfortunately, I am constantly blamed by them and wives alike for...financial hardships...associated with a new collecting hobby. :D Most of them got a firearm and continued on to get CCWs.

Murica

This is inspiring and gives me hope, that I too can overcome my fear of guns.

@@jmomrodgers2888 Find someone willing to take the stigma off of them. Cars are far more likely to injure you, or someone else, and yet we drive them tens of miles a day without fear. A firearm is a tool. The USER is the weapon. Firearms can be used to harvest game, protect a life, or stop a crime. And, sadly, yes, to allow an evil man to commit evil. I applaud you're ability to overlook your fears and be open to trying something. Take the money you'd spend on a sh*tty new movie, and rent a firearm at a range. Ask for an instructor, or supervision at least. Start with a 22lr. No recoil, no explosion, just the pop of a firework, and a hole in paper. :)

Same here

A "round" of applause Pun intended?

@Dustin Collett riiiight coming from a country where the only people who have guns are criminals or the government who are almost as bad as criminals....

@Dustin Collett racist much? She's from Venezuela, not Mexico

@billy watkins I'm racist? Right, ok. "Fuck off right back to Mexico" totally not racist. Even though in the video it's clearly stated she's from Venezuela. But, ya know let's just generalize, right?

@billy watkins you seem like a very angry person. Have you thought of anger management classes?

Not brave. Millions of people handle firearms, many do it daily. There isn't any bravery here, just a woman who was misinformed her whole life having the decency to admit she may have been wrong.

Yep pretty much every anti gun person

Oh my God u went stray to the point!!!!

@@brandensoutdoorb-channel8084 They're just fed misinformation by the well greased propaganda machine. If it were really about preventing gun violence and gun related crimes, the Gov. would have gone after the known criminals not regular citizens. Example of Singapore's anti-drug law: "The possession, consumption, manufacturing, import, export, or trafficking of these and other controlled drugs in any amount are illegal. Persons caught with less than the Mandatory Death Penalty amounts of these controlled substances face penalties ranging from caning (up to 24 strokes) to life in prison." That's pretty straightforward and effective.

Misinformation and fear, overcoming fear can be quite challenging

Jmom Rodgers the way u overcome fear is by feeling confident but to be confident u need training, it always comes down to knowledge and training!

This used to be handled to a large degree by programs and activities run by Boy Scouts of America. (It's now "Scouts BSA" which also accepts girls and women into the programs at all levels). BSA helped instill *self-sufficiency, love of country and pride in helping people and community, and provided gun safety and marksmanship training* to millions of young people on the path to adulthood. These were reasons Progressives considered it imperative to cripple the Boy Scouts of America organization in any way possible.

.. You mean veterans?

This is the whole purpose of DNR classes and using volunteer only instructors. They dont get political, but its an introduction to firearm safety including how they function, handling, and how to handle situations when hunting such crossing obstacles alone and with a friend.

Took my kids to the armory long before high school. They out started some of the privates on general weapon knowledge from things they learned from gaming and asking me if it were true.

@@anticommunist5851 Not always, there are a surprising amount of vets that are anti gun.

Me too. I know I could learn so much from him.

Nobody has to twist my arm. If ammo wasn't in short supply, I'd be banging a lot more. Only 1,400 rounds down range in the last 6 weeks ☹. Lame.

@@reedr1659 I have a dream that ammo will be abundant as water. Every caliber is there with more on stock in the back with more truck loads on the way. With this amount of abundance the price of ammo is cut. Ranges will never be silent. Only sounds of freedom

As long as he's paying, ill go

Good thing every American has that right

The majority of the anti gun activists are not open to dialog or views.

i dont think sensiblity has anything to do with her or any of the other anti gunners. To me it seems very clear that everyone is under hypnosis/conditioning from all mainstream media supplemented by crooked politicians and manufactured mass shootings. Shepards and farmers strategy for herding their animals is to guide them where they want the animals to go. Sometimes they use dogs, sometimes they scare them towards the path they have set up. This should sound strangely familiar because it is exactly what the powers that be do with us "citizens." As long as the "citizens" have guns, the powers that be can never have full control and control is their drug of choice. Like all drugs, you gradually want more and more and then more. Governments never give rights back once they've been taken

@@bighands69 I would disagree, we merely need patience and understanding to educate not belittle us. I use myself as prime example, I used to be anti gun and anti 2A, but with patience and understanding, I'm slowly learning and accepting how guns work and why they are important to a free society.

@See the Light I'm not a Democrat

I agree other than she is not aware of the current gun laws I do think this is an incredibly educational video and a lot of people who have an opinion without any experience to base an opinion on should be educated!

Kyle Smiles Awesome place as long as those who vote the wrong way stay south.

@Kyle Smiles Remember Virginia....it can all change in the blink of an eye.

NH gang represent!

@J Nope. Gotta be 21 to conceal carry if you arent a resident and yall have state level machine gun laws. NH is unmatched. Texas can suck it.

It's a bit more complicated than that just so you know. Also you can't carry in Mass, NY, or NJ among others. Heck you probably can't carry in CT. My CT resident permit covers CT that's it my Utah non resident covers 36 other states not including Mass, NY, NJ, Cali and Hawaii among others. I believe RI is very strict as well but the point is you can't carry in commie states or you end up like me where a mag of hollow points that I left in one of my bags gets me felony charges because I was caught while heading on a trip with my father (apparently it happens a lot). My permit didn't mean shit to the state of NJ they still charged me and indicted me with the knowledge I was about to enter the military (that's on hold till the charges are expunged), and I have no criminal record. The officers were super nice, but at the end of the day you can't just carry in "commie" states unless you are doing it knowing that your risk felony charges if caught.

Stephen Black yea only some Americans are naive and put all their faith in the government

Elias Sanchez Sorry, I don’t like government.

Stephen Black Same here in New Zealand too, with a certain tragic event in Christchurch we’ve seen what should be fundamental right eroded even further and legal gun owners demonized while illegal gun owners loose nothing.

Haven't you guys had like zero mass shooting in the last twenty years or something?

Stephen Black not all Americans, about 40% of the country I would say is extremely against the ownership of weapons. USA has one thing though, a brilliantly written constitution.

That's why my fav holiday will always be the 4th. I love the smell.

Ironically got my first rifle on Christmas lol

Brendan Tester so many of us did as well.

I love the smell of gunpowder in the morning.

@@mkshffr4936 best thing about the 4th

Exactly.

Correction: anyone in the world can illegally own a gun

Sir Ghostington /thumbs up

@@MenCanNotBeWomen he didn't say licensed tho...

@@MenCanNotBeWomen erm... I can litterally go out and buy one here in Austria... Not to mention In Switzerland soldiers are allowed to bring their guns home...

Don't I reminder gangs got guns from corrupt cops after citizens submitted to confiscation?

Pregnant pause is the most awkward saying I've heard in a long time

She’s pregnant? How’d ya know?

What if only government had guns? ... Oh, shit.

I was yelling “NO, NO. The answer is NO!!!” Thankfully, she got the answer right.

Geo Man the best solution is to stop women from voting. Repeal the 19th amendment.

Shall Not Be Infringed. The Constitution does not care about feelings.

Gun control law is immoral, gun restriction laws? Yeah we are gonna need take that back

They do BAWN is puppeteered with Bloomberg donations, Hoag is a spokesman who once pondered if 1A should be struck from the constitution along with 2A so 2A proponents wouldnt be able to protest and at least identify that 2A is necessary for 1A along with all the inconvenient facts that constitute punishing the public for the actions of an individual. This is a child (given a free ride to Harvard w his friends) trying to dismantle the constitution. If you believe the rhetoric, barring 2A would be enough, except in a communist regime, getting rid of guns is only the start. They DO know what gun control laws are and what the constitution is, which is why they choose to undermine it for the sake of agendas. Public safety is a red herring focused on feelings and not facts meant to throw off the gullible who waste time challenging it. But when you consider old right wing republicans supporting 2A dying out from old age against a growing portion of the youth vote who don't regard 1A or 2A with respect and influenced by communism, its clear our schools are indoctrinating people against their own good. They never do show in text books the gun confiscations at Wounded Knee, pre-WWII Germany, and Venezuela of whom had been lauded as a commie paradise until it was ignored when it collapsed in on itself. The Jews were the ones who needed an education on the history of firearms confisctions, not the Nationalist Socialist Party (the real nazis); those guys had all the education they needed. Its simple, disarm a wide populace you wish to subjugate for fear of "public concern", exterminate. So I disagree, I think socialists and communists know exactly what gun control laws are current or otherwise, and gun control seems to work very well when you're the boot and not the ass, ask how easy it was for Nazis to take over Europe except for Switzerland whom had every citizen armed. Ask about the soldiers who executed disarmed Indians, many women and children and the whole Trail of Tears thing. Ask Venezuelans if they like their economic paradise being jettisoned along with their ability to defend themself against a failed government. Then ask what the people on the street who believe in"common sense" gun laws if they knew actual assault rifles have been banned for decades, how many dead people constitute a mass shooting, and whether or not pistols have been used in more public shootings, and then ask if matters of public safety supercede the constitution which is why we live in a county that justifies mass surveillance against American citizens under the auspices of catching terrorists and how often in history police states do more harm to the general public than weaponry and legislation dictating the degree by law someone may defend their life against the threat of incarceration and legalities so Draconian, you're made to feel that relegating your personal safety to the state is somehow more comforting. The only people who don't have a clue are the people getting reeducated on the news.

1982sketcher... very in depth. Thank you for sharing. 🇺🇸

I’ve noticed pretty commonly that someone might want to learn to shoot will go and ask a friend to teach them and that friend has no idea how to teach some how to shoot (which isn’t either persons fault) but they will start them out with guns that they are used to shooting which might be a 12 gauge or a hunting rifle or something like that and the one learning just isn’t prepared for that and either the recoil or the sound scares them and then they don’t wanna learn anymore. So that might have been what happened with her the first time she went just to much gun for a first timer.

@see the light without being rude to my wife or any other wife, women like to impress us and when they step into shooting for the first time next to their husband, it's hard for them to take instructions. They feel it's advice and they "don't need our advice". My wife admitted to this. She grew up shooting once in a while but I was an avid shooter and had much to teach her. She was difficult at first until she admitted that she was having to overcome her pride and let her husband teach her something she had learned wrong. We as men are guilty of the same thing in life so I agree, it's not always best to have one spouse teach the other.

That was funny as hell

Minotaur1776 this deserves waaaaay more likes

Righto neighboreeno

😂😂😂. Best comment ever!!!

I couldn't have said it better goddamn

Knowing that she's originally from Venezuela I wish he had tied the aspects of an overbearing government to our Constitutional 2nd Amendment. He might have off camera, if so I would like to have seen it.

AJ Russell I did cringe a little😂😂😂😂 but she did okay, she just needs more trigger time😂😂😂 and hanging around folks like us

Trust Jesus - agreed - is there any ( single ) God warrior men left -- Peace 🕊

That's how Mrs. Poet spices up their marriage when things are stale!

Trust Jesus I know, my wife of 27 years loves being around us kind of men😂😂😂😂

@@ThePeace3 Yup, look for them in the Churches not the bars. Many phony bologna ones out there. The way hey act and talk, speaks a lot of if they are genuine. Just saying you believe or are a Christian, is many times not reality on their part. If watching the game on tv or fill in the blank_________ is more important than going to church, you might have ya a phony.

I’m from New Jersey :(

California: HOLD MY NON-GMO VEGAN BEAN-BASED PROTEIN SHAKE

I’m also from NJ and yet I have multiple LEGAL firearms. While I think NJ is a little over the top I feel some states need to make it tougher especially for straw purchases.

Takes 10-15 minutes to get one in Texas lol.

She probably was trying to say that it's easy for the thugs and criminals to get guns

I love the fall, but the sudden stop kills me.

My fiance is the same. Nerf or Airsoft she'll shoot for days at targets, but she refuses airguns and real guns because of the noise and recoil. I'll get her to try one day, probably with an airgun or 22 with a can.

@@fsmoura - funny effer! Good chuckle from that

😆 lol hilarious man!

@@compscialien let me know how that goes? I'm curious about guns, but I panic around guns at this time

Her male friend was the key. More men (and women) need to let go of the control and introduce their loved ones to level headed experienced instructors who ALSO don't have a stinking ego.

You have to challenge people's thinking.. many people see the world in only one view..it's not till something happens to them when they're view changes..

Yep, our second amendment was never about sporting issues like hunting and target shooting.

And this is exactly what our government is trying to do to us here. Them trying to take guns from law obideing citizens will not take guns out if the criminals hands. It will only insure law obideing citizens can not defend themselves against the criminals. Only police, government and criminals will have guns if it's up to them. Do you see how they never speak of going after the criminals and gang members guns. Look at N.Y. they have increasingly stronger gun control and have now passed laws that let most criminals go free without posting bail. Our government is trying to be just as you described Venezuela government to be.

well, that story can go boths sides though... Currently czech republic is the only country in europe, that has something similar to the second amendment. And they just implemented that recently. Czechs are very pro gun, pretty much because they can all remember the opressive communist times and dont want that to repeat. The difference is that they already had their revolution, while venezuela is right in it at the moment. Once that is done there will be pro gunners all over the place, I guarantee.

We had it in America until we had a war and got out from under British Rule. I dont understand Mexico or Venezuela not doing the same thing.Ya gotta fight to be free.Most illegals come to America for a better life .And some for a free ride on welfare.My family were immigrants .They came in 1773 and landed in New York and then moved to Tennessee and to TX in 1803.My family came from Ireland

@@TexasTrained I like how you make it sound like you fought for your freedom haha

You know, there was in Poland "przysposobienie obronne" - PO (Google translation tells it's defensive adoption in English) and some lessons included handling a firearm and now? It's shit. There wasn't a single lesson, how to use pistols, rifles, shotguns, safety rules, not a single visit on a local shooting range. I had to go myself and buy a set for 150 PLN. I was satisfied af. In 1 visit I shot as many rounds as a police officer shooting during training for 7 years (that was .22LR, 9x19mm, .38 Special and 12/70 shell).

@Charlene Robertson I think that's awesome. I probably wouldn't give a kid that small a large caliber weapon, but I definitely want to teach my kid how to shoot as early as possible. We'd obviously start off with 22lr.

@@szariq7338 Yeah, the gun training of our officers is lacking, everyone I've talked to on the range agrees. I am glad gun violence is pretty much non existent in our country as our officers wouldn't handle a firefight. I think our officers should train more with their tools that they carry everyday.

@@drink_kompot3656 Najlepiej żeby nie tylko trening z pistoletami, ale żeby umieli się posługiwać strzelbami, PMami, a nawet karabinkami. Policja zostanie takim polskim SAS jeśli chodzi o obsługę broni.

Hey man we had firearms education when I was in school. A really overweight police officer would come in and talk at us for an hour about how if you even see a gun, break down crying in the street and call the police immediately

Yes, it is painful to hear her gross ignorance, but we have to start somewhere. John did an excellent job educating her.

ROBERTO OROZCO you poor poor bastard

ROBERTO OROZCO then it’s up too you to change that mindset, and now you now how to do it. Good luck bud!

Women are more emotional than practical, though we understand that a gun can be used to protect our families women in general have an instinct to keep themselves and their children away from anything that can be harmful, when you put more weight on emotion than logic you start off thinking everything that can possibly hurt you or your loved ones is bad, it is not until they think in a logical way that they start seeing how a gun can actually make them and their family members safer. The trick to overcoming an anti-gunners irrational fear of guns is to replace that emotional based fear with a practical and logical reasoning based on facts not emotions.

@@mcyg123 Depends if she is here legally or not, legal immigrants should be welcomed in our country.

JeremyF4i I know exactly what you mean there in your second paragraph. I had a girl who I had taken to the range once, and other than that, she’d never been. So she was safe, and knew the basics of handling the firearm. I had my Savage axis Xp in .223, and I ran 5 rounds through for accuracy, showing her everything about positioning when shooting prone, good technique, breathing, and trigger squeeze...When I put her on the gun, at 100 yards, her very first 5 round string was a 1 1/2 inch group. I was like ‘holy mother of god woman’. The really funny part was when she ran like 3 or 4 more strings, getting about 1 1/2 inch groups each time, and I asked “Having fun?” And she was responded “Yeah, but I’m pissed, my groups are worse than yours”, and she was 100% serious...naturally, I was taken aback, and responded “I’ve been doing this since I was 4...I’ve fired 10’s of thousands of rounds. With that gun, I can shoot like, a 3/4 inch group, on a good day, with good wind, good ammo, and a little bit of luck. Seeing you come out here and shoot those groups, your first time shooting for accuracy, is making me feel pretty crap about myself. Those are absolutely mindblowingly incredible.” But yeah...the abilities of people who listen and apply what they learned to the letter in shooting can be absolutely astounding.

@@blitzwing1 Well, if you're a hunter, a gun is a tool. But that's a specific type of gun. They're also a tool of self defense. Cops and soldiers use them to defend themselves. They can also be offensive weapons, but that is up to the people themselves. A gun's never killed anyone on its own. People kill people. Guns just make it easy. I'm from Canada, our gun laws are fairly draconian, but there's still room to play and have fun and also go hunting. It's just we have to play responsibly. The largest amount of deaths in Canada from guns, is suicide. Which i mean is pretty bad, but I can understand not wanting to be in this world anymore. Some people just don't have it to keep going, but regardless. Guns are not bad intrinsically. They just exist. What people choose to do with them, and if more people have access, then after a certain point it gets safer. Look at texas. Sure there's crime there, but if someone pulls a gun, chances are Beatrice in her lil purse has a makarov and is gonna nail you nine times in the skull. That to me feels safer than if someone takes out a gun, my guns are at home, in a safe. Sure my guns are safe, but I can't defend myself with them.

@@blitzwing1 Per the definition of "tool", a firearm or any weapon can very well be classified as a tool. Tool: "a device or implement, especially one held in the hand, used to carry out a particular function."

had a neighbor who kept telling me i needed to get a gun( am a combat veteran and have no problems with 2A.) at the time had given up my fire arms do to readjustment issues and ptsd... told him didnt need a gun, had a shoe string. he thought it was funny, till i showed him that with the shoe string i could get every thing he owned... when my kids got older and wanted to learn, bought them b.b. rifles and taught them basic firearms safety and marksmenship with them.. after i was sure they understood the importance of that training, bought my son and daughter an AR-15 variant.. and the rest is history. remember ,WE, are the weapon, any thing we use is a tool, be it a fire arm ,hammer,knife, car,baseball bat or the lowly shoe string. ...educate not legislate...

I was watching her eyes the entire time. It's like poker, the eyes are the window to the soul.

Unfortunately, that's the majority of these anti-gun buffoons.

Keep in mind that people like her VOTE. That's why the left loves her.

Perfect liberal drone

I'm also from Venezuela and an avid gun owner here in the US. I perfectly understood what she meant with her expression. Yes... today, you better have a firearm in Venezuela, mind you illegally!. It's the Wild West out there. There's a bit of a language barrier there where it wasn't obvious she was talking about the actual situation on the ground and not the legality of owing firearms in the country. Hugo Chavez, just like Hitler did, made sure all firearms were illegal in civilian's hands. That's why he did everything he did and his successor followed suit. One weird thing Chavez did at one point was to buy a million AK-47 from Russia and 'armed his civilian militias'. At least that is what he wanted the internationally community to believe, starting with the US just trying to send a message in case anybody was dreaming about invading Venezuela. The truth was that these were used as propaganda and the military brought them out to film a bunch of videos showing fisherman and old folks having AKs and ready to react at a moments notice. At the end of the filming they were all collected again by the military. Only 'selected authorized' civilians, including employees of the national oil company (PDVSA) were allowed to keep them at home... so I was told.. For awhile, PDVSA employees who had these AKs were forced to attend a weekly drill where they 'learned' military' tactics to defend the homeland from potential invaders. A real comedy show that was not really funny to most of us. Going back to the gun haters, I think she hit the nail on the head.... misinformation reigns supreme. You'll believe what the media wants you to believe. I have had some real heated arguments with family members that have criticized me for loving guns in general and supporting the 2nd Amendment. Heated because I have counter-argued all of their anti-gun points and just drives them nuts when they can't come up with any more bullet points to prove I'm wrong. I'm not wrong, that's the point... but, I'll respect their beliefs. All I ask is for them to respect mine. Agree to disagree.

@@BernieDiaz one thing you got wrong. Hitler armed the citizens. He disarmed only the jews and other people he disliked. Greetings from Germany where both my grandpas bought their first guns legally 1936 and got a small writing with it which said the people are thanking them to undo the unjust disarming of the WWI ending...

She was terrified, faced her fear and learned from the experience. Many people can't face that. Great video.

I like a cookie...and gun

Caden Leja - Lol 😂

The dark side is the Left, no thanks

@@Hill_Billy_Without_A_Hill what makes you say that

@@elapidpython4378 truth, wisdom and upstanding given to me by God. To the awake, its a no brainer. Pray for wisdom.

Yes! And... One person at a time. I simply want them properly educated. They don't have to like, own, or use one- though I wish they would- just understand their necessity so when voting, they can make educated decisions. The same goes for everything in life. I presume that they, the fare-minded Left, would like us to try and understand things important to them (global warming, abortion, etc). So that we, the Independents and Right, can make an informed decision.

yes she is easy on the eyes we like it.

fuck me man , i've yet to hear that one

I wish more people today heard this quote.

Smells like a ranch Christmas!

I always refer to range time as aroma therapy

Lol, Christmas & Freedom! Awesome!

smells like freedom

She probably meant that in Venezuela, people shoot guns during holidays like fire works. And the gun powder reminds her of it.

I cringed. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣...."please.....just open your eyes."🤦‍♂️

@@vealatiume455 I think she did sort of keep her eyes open on that last shot. Really goes to show how her bad memory of "that gun" was evident. A bit more practice and she would have been over it.

The intro triggered me. Gun should not almost come out of your hand after firing. I don't think giving her a 45 was a good idea.

@@manictiger He started her off with a .22 suppressed and worked up from there. I think most people could handle a .45 after the amount of rounds she had fired. She just didn't quite expect the recoil, which is fine because it was her first shot

@@filmandfirearms to me i felt she was more afraid of the noise the gun made. thats what messes a lot of people up the first time they shoot

i think that's just peer pressure and the hispanic woman's sociopathic compulsion to fit in. She'll just go back to her ways if she doesn't receive a comprehensive psychotic treatment plan for her hoplophobia

​@@quarterpounderwithcheese3178 She was reasonable the whole time and was able to articulate her problem with firearms. She also admitted the source of her misunderstanding. If she has a phobia, she won't even touch the gun, let alone fire one. I think you're exaggerating.

When it comes to guns, the best way to win over the otherside is to educate them.