Videos tagged with California Senate

This video from CRPA TV discusses the strategic political landscape in California concerning firearms rights. It highlights the potential for pro-2A legislation between 2026-2028, emphasizing the importance of legislative successes in Sacramento and the need to build momentum. The CRPA is actively preparing new bills and relies heavily on volunteer support to achieve its goals, including the long-term objective of breaking the current political supermajority in the state legislature.

This video explores the stance of Brian Dahle, a Republican candidate for office in California, on gun control. It highlights that 50% of Californians are unaware of who he is, making this a relevant topic for voters. The description provides a link to his voting record in the California Senate, suggesting an analysis of his past actions related to firearm legislation. The video also promotes the USCCA and includes social media links for the channel.

This video discusses two California Senate bills, SB 1327 and SB 1384, that have passed. SB 1327, inspired by Texas's abortion law, allows private citizens to sue manufacturers and sellers of 'assault weapons' and 'ghost guns.' SB 1384 mandates audio/video surveillance, liability insurance, and annual training for firearms dealers, which the speaker argues could lead to the closure of many gun stores due to increased operating costs.

California's Assembly Bill 2847 has advanced, aiming to relax microstamping requirements for handguns. Originally instituted by Kamala Harris, microstamping mandates specific markings on ejected casings, a technology deemed non-existent by manufacturers, effectively banning new handguns from California's approved roster. The bill's passage through the state assembly and senate moves it to the governor's desk, though it includes a provision requiring the removal of three legacy firearms for every one microstamped handgun added.