Videos tagged with Canadian Gun Control

Canada has implemented significant firearm legislation, including a ban on over 1,500 models of "assault-style" firearms and a national freeze on handgun sales, transfers, and imports. These measures, driven by rising gun violence and historical events like the Polytechnique massacre, aim to enhance public safety. The legislation also includes provisions for a mandatory buyback program for banned firearms and limits on magazine capacity.

This video critiques Canada's Bill C-21 gun ban, highlighting the inclusion of the 'Butt Master,' a unique, single-shot rifle created as a joke by Mark Serbu. The speaker argues that lawmakers often lack understanding of firearms, citing historical examples like the 'shoulder thing that goes up.' The ban's inclusion of the Butt Master, which has never been to Canada and poses no threat, is presented as evidence of legislative ignorance and a violation of self-defense rights.

This video discusses the Canadian government's freeze on handgun sales, transfers, and ownership, effective October 21st. The speaker argues this is a politically motivated move targeting law-abiding citizens rather than addressing crime guns. It highlights the creation of a 'have and have-not' community among legal firearm owners and suggests political change and community engagement as potential solutions.

This video discusses an incident where a Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officer was observed surveilling an American gun show in Montana. The officer, assigned to a gun smuggling task force, was reportedly working with the ATF without notifying local authorities. The speaker expresses concern over foreign law enforcement operating within the U.S. and highlights the ATF's lack of transparency regarding this operation.

Canada is implementing a ban on the importation of handguns and most rifles within the next two weeks. This measure is being pushed through without a parliamentary vote, as Parliament is not in session. The ban will be in effect even before official parliamentary ratification. Additionally, national red flag laws are being strengthened, potentially making it easier to confiscate firearms.

This video discusses Canada's ban on handgun sales and possession, as well as semi-automatic rifles and standard capacity magazines. The speaker contrasts Canadian law, which he characterizes as treating citizens as subjects with limited individual rights, with the US system, which he argues is protected by strong constitutional rights like the Second Amendment. He asserts that such a ban is unlikely to pass in the US due to these protections and the political will of constituents.

This short video discusses recent gun control measures implemented in Canada, criticizing them as "fresh garbage" and "crazy." The speaker suggests that these measures were enacted by "co-opting a horrible international tragedy." While acknowledging other measures, the primary focus is on handguns. The video encourages Canadians to "keep fighting the culture war" and points to countries like Poland, Czechia, and the United States as examples of nations that have "gotten their rights back."

This video provides an analysis of Canada's Bill C-21, focusing on its potential to become law. The speaker, while not a legal expert, leverages his platform to disseminate information about the legislation, including the controversial grandfathering clause for firearms previously banned by Order in Council (OIC). He discusses the political dynamics, particularly the role of minority government and the stances of various Canadian political parties, to predict the bill's passage. The content is aimed at firearm owners seeking to understand the legislative landscape.

This video provides an overview of proposed gun control legislation in Canada, specifically Bill C-21. It discusses potential municipal powers to ban or restrict handguns, the expansion of red flag laws allowing for firearm seizure based on claims of unfitness, and potential changes to safe storage regulations. The speaker, while not a legal expert, aims to inform the public about these significant legislative changes and their potential impact on firearm owners.

This video discusses potential implications of Canada's Bill C-21 on the airsoft community. The speaker, an experienced firearms instructor, expresses concern that changes to firearm and prohibited device definitions could inadvertently ban many airsoft guns. The current legal framework in Canada treats airsoft guns as prohibited if they closely resemble firearms and fall below certain velocity and energy thresholds, or as firearms if they exceed those thresholds. The proposed legislation may expand these definitions, potentially criminalizing a significant portion of the airsoft market.

This video, part two of a series on Canada's Bill C-21, details the proposed grandfathering provisions for firearms, new safe storage requirements, and other aspects of the legislation. The speaker, an experienced firearms instructor, explains the implications for current firearm owners, the potential shift towards requiring actual safes over locking cabinets, and the government's rationale for these changes, drawing parallels to international buyback programs. The content emphasizes the importance of responsible firearm ownership and safe storage practices.

This live Q&A session covers a range of firearms-related topics, including accessory recommendations like flash cans and pistol lights, discussions on gun control legislation in Canada and California, and opinions on the effectiveness of airsoft for training. The speaker, an experienced firearms enthusiast, shares insights on product reliability, legal perspectives, and practical advice for firearm owners.