Videos tagged with CCW Restrictions

This video from CRPA TV, featuring Chuck Michelle, discusses California's AB 1078, focusing on new CCW restrictions, the impact of restraining orders on firearm ownership, and the expansion of the 'three guns a month' rule. It highlights potential due process issues, legal challenges to the new regulations, and the ongoing fight against what is perceived as anti-Second Amendment legislation in California. The discussion emphasizes the complexities and potential abuses within the current legal framework for firearm ownership and concealed carry permits.

This video discusses new restrictions on Carrying a Concealed Weapon (CCW) in California. The content creator, "The GunGuy Uncensored," provides information on these changes and encourages viewers to join the fight for gun rights by supporting organizations like Gun Owners of California. The description also includes links to their other platforms and resources, such as Practical Defense Systems and their email list, emphasizing their ongoing engagement with the Second Amendment community.

This video provides an expert analysis of the Ninth Circuit's decision on California's SB2 concealed carry ban. The speaker, demonstrating deep legal expertise, breaks down which provisions were struck down and which were upheld, referencing the Bruen analysis and historical legal precedents. The discussion highlights the mixed nature of the ruling and the ongoing legal challenges, including appeals to en banc panels and potential Supreme Court review.

This video provides a critical update on California's SB2 concealed carry ban. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has dissolved the administrative stay, effectively reinstating a previous injunction that halts SB2. This means concealed carry is legal again in California under the prior status quo, with the case now proceeding to a merits panel. The Firearms Policy Coalition and other organizations were instrumental in this legal victory.

This video discusses the implementation of California's Senate Bill 2 (SB 2), which significantly restricts concealed carry locations starting January 1, 2024. The bill was temporarily enjoined but the injunction was overturned by a three-judge panel in the Ninth Circuit. The speaker details numerous 'sensitive places' where carrying firearms is prohibited, including healthcare facilities, private businesses without specific signage, places of worship, gambling sites, amusement parks, public transportation hubs, federal property, restaurants, bars, and schools (within 1000 feet). The speaker encourages individuals to still pursue their CCW permits despite these restrictions, emphasizing the importance of numbers and the potential for the law to be overturned.

This video clarifies the number of firearms that can be listed on a California Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) permit, noting significant variations by county. Orange County and Riverside County generally allow unlimited firearms, though Riverside has caliber restrictions (380 to 45 ACP). Los Angeles County has stricter limits, typically three firearms for permits issued by the Sheriff's Department or municipalities, with some municipalities allowing only one or two.

This video discusses alleged "tyrant" actions by the NYPD regarding concealed carry weapon (CCW) restrictions. The content creator expresses strong opinions against these restrictions, framing them as an infringement on gun rights. The description includes numerous affiliate links for merchandise, coffee, and organizations supporting gun rights like Gun Owners of America and Firearms Policy Coalition. It also provides links to a backup YouTube channel and contact information for Guns & Gadgets Media. The video creator emphasizes their production is for informational and entertainment purposes, conducted safely by professionals on approved ranges, and that viewers attempt any demonstrations at their own risk.

This video provides an update from CRPA Legislative Director Rick Travis regarding several anti-firearm bills being considered by the California legislature. Key legislation discussed includes AB 1227 (tax increase on firearms and ammo), AB 2870 (expansion of Gun Violence Restraining Orders), SB 505 (mandated firearms liability insurance), and SB 918 (CCW restrictions in public places). The discussion highlights concerns about the lack of evidence supporting these bills and the legislative process, particularly the use of 'gut and amend' tactics and the suspense file.