Videos tagged with Colorado Gun Law

Colorado's SB26-043 mandates that firearm barrels must be purchased through a Federal Firearms Licensee (FFL) in person, treating them similarly to complete firearms. This law, aimed at curbing 'ghost guns,' imposes misdemeanor penalties for possession or sale without FFL involvement and requires FFLs to maintain sales records for five years, linking them to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. The speaker expresses strong opposition, arguing it infringes on Second Amendment rights and fails to address actual gun crime.

This video provides an urgent overview of upcoming firearm legislation in 2026, focusing on state-specific bans and feature-based definitions of 'assault weapons.' It highlights potential 10-year prison sentences for non-compliance and discusses the limitations of grandfather clauses and the ineffectiveness of court challenges without injunctions. The speaker, demonstrating high authority, advises proactive legal consultation and inventory checks.

This video provides a detailed breakdown of Colorado's new firearm purchasing requirements, set to take effect in August 2026, as explained by Melissa from Dragonman's. The new system mandates a permit-to-purchase for semi-automatic firearms, involving online applications, third-party background checks, local Sheriff approval, and mandatory standardized training with a 90% test score. The guide also highlights associated fees and Colorado's excise tax on firearms and ammunition, advising potential buyers to act before the deadline.

This YouTube video, titled 'Colorado Gun Law Seminar: What Every Gun Owner Needs to Know,' focuses on educating firearm owners about the legal landscape in Colorado. While the description doesn't detail specific firearms or calibers, the title strongly indicates a deep dive into gun laws, potentially covering regulations relevant to various types of firearms and their ownership. The seminar likely addresses legal responsibilities, rights, and best practices for gun owners in Colorado.

This YouTube video discusses a new Colorado law (HB25-1225) that could potentially ban firearms inside homes, a significant development for gun rights. It also touches on the Trump administration ending a Biden policy and the Justice Department, under Bondi, defending the 'engaged in the business' rule. The video promotes various firearm-related organizations through donation links and social media.

This episode of "This Week in Guns" from January 11, 2025, provides a comprehensive recap of 2024's firearm-related events and legislative updates. Key topics include the ATF Director's resignation and its impact on leadership, a controversial ATF raid on a lawful gun owner, and global gun control measures, such as Germany disarming political party members. The video also covers domestic gun law discussions, including Colorado's proposed assault weapon ban and Washington state's ammo purchase limits. Additionally, it touches on new ammunition introductions from Federal and upcoming Supreme Court cases affecting gun rights, offering a detailed look at the legal and political landscape surrounding firearms.

This video discusses significant legislative actions impacting gun rights, including a potential "biggest gun ban ever" and a comparison to FDA and ATF roles. It highlights legal challenges like the 5th Circuit rejecting due process and articles on national reciprocity and FPC lawsuits against non-resident carry bans. The description also mentions predicted increases in criminal violence due to tobacco restrictions and a "Colorado Mega Ban," suggesting a focus on the political and legal landscape of firearm ownership and regulation.

This video discusses the withdrawal of NAGR in the Gates v. Polis case, a legal challenge to Colorado's high-capacity magazine ban. William Kirk of Washington Gun Law explains how the case's failure impacts gun owners nationwide and emphasizes the need for unity on Second Amendment issues to prevent further disarmament. The video encourages viewers to educate themselves and highlights resources from NSSF and NAGR.

This video from Washington Gun Law, presented by William Kirk, an expert in firearms law, discusses the potential for an "assault weapon" ban in Colorado, specifically referencing House Bill 24-1292. The speaker urges Colorado residents to stock up on firearms and accessories immediately due to the legislative trends and the bill's potential passage through the House and Senate, despite uncertainties regarding the Governor's decision. The content also highlights the services offered by 'Right To Bear' for self-defense coverage.

This video analyzes a legal decision where a US District Court Judge denied a request for a preliminary injunction against Colorado's firearm waiting period law. The judge, an 86-year-old appointed during the Jimmy Carter administration, upheld the law. The content creator, Mark Smith of Four Boxes Diner, breaks down the legal reasoning and implications of this ruling for Second Amendment rights, framing it as a challenge to the 2A that was not successful in court.

This video critically examines a federal judge's interpretation of the Second Amendment, arguing it incorrectly limits the right to 'keep and bear arms' to possession and carrying, excluding the right to obtain firearms. The speaker, drawing on historical definitions and legal precedent like the Heller decision, disputes the judge's reasoning that waiting periods are consistent with historical firearm regulation. The analysis highlights the distinction between possessing and obtaining a firearm, and critiques the judge's reliance on 'expert opinions' that lack historical grounding.

This YouTube video discusses several current events related to firearms and gun rights. Topics include a firearm being smuggled into a White Sox game via 'belly fat', Tennessee's lack of gun control in a special session, a federal appeals court placing a hold on Colorado's under-21 gun ban, and a federal judge criticizing the ATF's 'heavy-handed' actions. The video also touches upon an incident where ATF inspectors allegedly took records from IV8888's FFL without a warrant. Sponsor links for TNVC and Springfield Armory are provided.