I'm with InstaPundit on this -- the video (chiefly about women target-shooting) is actually quite positive towards target-shooting, but where's the "vice"? Deliberate gun misuse is a serious crime, careless gun use is folly (and sometimes) a crime, careful gun use and training is good, but none strikes me as "vice." I realize that "vice capades" is partly a joke, but here it doesn't seem entirely a joke -- see the caption, "Follow Samantha Henig on her journeys into vice subcultures. In this episode, Henig visits a shooting range in the unlikeliest of places."

Oh, and a piece of advice for one of the women in a video: When you go target-shooting, and at least some of the weapons are semi-automatics, don't wear a low-cut shirt. The ejected casings from the fired rounds are hot, they often get ejected backwards and to the side, and there are places you don't want them to get stuck, even for the second or two it takes to remove them. No threat to life, but unpleasant. I know from personal observation.