Videos tagged with Association of New Jersey Rifle and Pistol Clubs

This video discusses proposed legislation in New Jersey, referred to as the 'Carry Kill Bill,' which aims to significantly restrict concealed carry. The bill proposes bans in public common areas like parks, beaches, restaurants, and theaters, as well as private property unless explicitly permitted. It also plans to increase permit fees, mandate liability insurance, and introduce subjective criteria for permit denial based on online presence and temperament. The speaker emphasizes the potential infringement on Second Amendment rights and encourages New Jersey residents to contact their state senators.

This video discusses a new gun control bill advancing in New Jersey that mandates liability insurance for gun owners and restricts where firearms can be carried. The speaker argues that this bill, similar to measures in San Jose and New York, is unconstitutional and will inevitably face legal challenges and be struck down by the courts. The bill's passage is framed as a political "virtue signal" by Democrats rather than a genuine attempt at public safety.

The Third Circuit Court ruled 2-1 that New Jersey's law limiting magazines to ten rounds does not violate the Second or Fourteenth Amendments. The lawsuit was brought by the Association of New Jersey Rifle and Pistol Clubs and two independent plaintiffs. The Attorney General of New Jersey celebrated the ruling as a win for public safety. It is expected that the plaintiffs will petition for an en banc rehearing before considering an appeal to the Supreme Court.

This video discusses Governor Christie's veto of several significant anti-gun bills in New Jersey. Scott Box of the Association of New Jersey Rifle and Pistol Clubs highlights the veto of a 50 caliber ban and a Firearms ID bill that would have required training and placed gun ownership status on driver's licenses. The discussion emphasizes the monumental nature of these vetoes in a state often seen as challenging for gun rights, attributing the success to sustained advocacy by gun owners and organizations.

This video discusses the introduction of 18 gun control bills in New Jersey, which are described as extreme anti-gun measures. Scott Bach of the Association of New Jersey Rifle and Pistol Clubs highlights concerns about mandatory mental health screenings, psychological evaluations, in-home inspections, a potential 50 caliber ban, magazine capacity reductions, and ammunition regulation. The discussion emphasizes that these measures are seen as an exploitation of tragedies and an attempt to advance an anti-gun agenda rather than genuinely reduce crime, particularly in areas like Camden.

This video discusses a lawsuit filed by the Association of New Jersey Rifle and Pistol Clubs challenging New Jersey's stringent handgun carry laws. The core of the challenge is the 'justifiable need' standard, which requires applicants to demonstrate an imminent threat to life or serious bodily injury, making it virtually impossible for most citizens to obtain a permit. The lawsuit aims to have this standard declared unconstitutional, potentially leading to a complete overhaul of New Jersey's carry laws.

Matt Carmel, Executive Vice President of the Association of New Jersey Rifle and Pistol Clubs, discusses the ineffectiveness of New Jersey's gun control laws. He argues that criminals do not adhere to laws, citing a recent incident where legally owned firearms were used in a crime despite existing statutes. Carmel also critiques proposed legislation that would impose a $500 annual fee for exercising the right to carry, comparing it to poll taxes and literacy tests, and suggests such fees are unconstitutional and unlikely to stand.