# Kevin Dixie in In Guns We Trust (2026): Everything They Say in the Film

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> Every line Kevin Dixie speaks in In Guns We Trust (2026), the feature documentary by Josh Janssen with Tommy Jackett: 17 lines in 2 scenes, with the time of each, from the film's transcript. Instructor, Kids to Kings, Atlanta.

Transcript · In the film

# Kevin Dixie

Instructor, Kids to Kings, Atlanta

Kevin Dixie, a youth mentor and firearms instructor, at his range in Atlanta, Georgia. Still ›

**In the film**

17 lines in 2 scenes, 490 words. First speaks at 0:20.

**Scenes**

The range, Kids to Kings

**Elsewhere**

In the credits · IMDb

0:11

## 1. THE RANGE — ATLANTA, GEORGIA

**KEVIN DIXIE** (0:20): There you go.

**KEVIN DIXIE** (0:26): There you go.

**KEVIN DIXIE** (0:41): There you go, there you go, there you go.

**KEVIN DIXIE** (1:03): Good. Nope, fix that grip. Good. Okay, now your slide's to the rear. What does that mean for you?

**KEVIN DIXIE** (1:15): Go. Okay, you're up.

57:45

## 24. KIDS TO KINGS — ATLANTA, GEORGIA

**KEVIN DIXIE** (59:24): Hey, what's going on?

**KEVIN DIXIE** (59:27): Josh. Kevin.

**KEVIN DIXIE** (59:28): Likewise, likewise.

**KEVIN DIXIE** (59:35): These young men are part of the Kids to Kings program. It's a nonprofit organization meant at— aiming to help enrich the lives of young men.

**KEVIN DIXIE** (1:00:03): Black people in America with guns gets an extremely bad rep. We're able to take the information and knowledge we have and not only educate young men and help them out, but change the narrative at the same time.

**KEVIN DIXIE** (1:00:23): You don't have to be what the world tells you that you're gonna be. I was supposed to be, by eighteen, either in prison or dead. That's what the environment said. And guns were a particular issue, because of the lack of knowledge and information and education around them. So, oddly enough, the first time I got with a gun by myself, I was around thirteen years old. And because of the different environmental factors, and a lot of mental health issues that were occurring at thirteen, which I didn't know about at the time— we didn't talk a lot about mental health 32, 33 years ago— first thing I wanted to do was kill myself. So I tried to commit suicide the first time I picked up a gun and was unmonitored by any adult. Just didn't know how to make the thing go off. I didn't know what the safety was, and it was on. I couldn't get the trigger to go back. And then two years later, I tried again with a lever-action gun, and I didn't understand how to get the lever to cock fully to get the gun in action. So after that, I realized that I was here for a purpose, and I was here for a reason. And the gun was the one thing that threatened me every day in my mind, that I thought was the way out, that was threatening my life and whatever God put me here to do. So I decided to take the power of the gun and turn it for good.

**KEVIN DIXIE** (1:01:58): Absolutely, because they can hear me talk about it, and if they respect me, if I've built that kind of relationship, they feel comfortable saying, "This is a problem for me. I wanna talk about it now," where I didn't have that outlet. And I want them to know that they have opportunities vastly beyond what I've ever done.

**KEVIN DIXIE** (1:02:30): Now present up. Lean in at the waist. There you go.

**KEVIN DIXIE** (1:02:40): Do it at your pace. Go. Take your time.

**KEVIN DIXIE** (1:03:19): Yeah, give me one second.

**KEVIN DIXIE** (1:03:25): I want you to actually keep mind of this. You know all these little .22 holes here?

**KEVIN DIXIE** (1:03:28): I want you to pay attention to what happens when this thing is shot.

Every line as spoken in the film, from the full transcript. Times are from the picture-locked cut; children’s names are withheld. Quotation with attribution is welcome. Spotted a mistake? hello@ingunswetrustfilm.com