Videos tagged with CPL Holder

This video argues that gun laws do not save lives, using a recent Seattle shooting incident as evidence. It highlights how a 16-year-old with a firearm was stopped by a bystander with a concealed pistol license (CPL), suggesting that lawful armed citizens are the most effective deterrent to violent crime. The speaker criticizes Seattle's and Washington State's approach to gun control.

Washington State Senate has passed House Bill 1163, a 'permit to purchase' law requiring a permission slip before buying a firearm. This bill mandates training, including live fire, and raises concerns about infringing on constitutional rights. The enactment date has been pushed to May 1st, 2027, providing more time before the law takes effect. The bill now returns to the House for amendment reconciliation before heading to the Governor's desk.

This video details a critical self-defense incident where a USCCA member, Jon Dowling, saved his nephew from a pit bull attack. Despite acting lawfully, he faced felony charges. The narrative highlights the crucial role of USCCA's legal support in navigating the aftermath, including attorney fees and investigative costs, ultimately leading to the dismissal of charges. It underscores the importance of legal preparedness for lawful gun owners.

This guide analyzes a self-defense incident where a concealed pistol license holder in Cass County, Michigan, shot an armed robber. It covers threat assessment, the legal review process, the lethality of edged weapons, tactical considerations like the Tueller Drill, the importance of one-handed shooting practice, and crucial post-incident legal advice. The analysis highlights the importance of understanding legal rights and tactical realities in defensive encounters.

This video, presented by William Kirk of Washington Gun Law, clarifies the legalities of carrying firearms during demonstrations in Washington State. It details specific Revised Code of Washington (RCW) statutes that prohibit open carry at demonstrations and within a 250-foot perimeter, while emphasizing that individuals with a valid Concealed Pistol License (CPL) are generally exempt from these restrictions. The content is legally precise and aims to inform citizens about their rights and responsibilities.