Videos tagged with Federal Laws

Civilians in Pakistan can own handguns, rifles, and shotguns with a license, subject to provincial and federal laws. Common calibers like 9mm, 7.62x25, and .223 are permitted. Obtaining a license involves a background check, though bribery can be a factor. Ammunition is limited to 100-200 rounds per permit. Both open and concealed carry are legal with a license, with open carry of rifles and shotguns being more common than pistols.

This video argues that red flag laws represent the greatest threat to the Second Amendment, citing historical examples and potential future abuses. It highlights nine states that have enacted measures to ban or restrict the enforcement of red flag laws, aiming to protect citizens' Second Amendment rights from what the speaker perceives as a violation of due process.

This video discusses a significant executive order issued by President Donald Trump aimed at protecting Second Amendment rights. The order directs the Attorney General to review all federal laws, regulations, and international treaties for potential violations of the right to keep and bear arms. It specifically mandates an examination of actions taken by the Biden administration from January 2021 to January 2025, including those related to the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention and ATF regulations. The speaker, a constitutional attorney, analyzes the potential implications for federal and state gun control laws, as well as agency enforcement and litigation strategies.

This video explores the differing age restrictions for purchasing rifles and handguns, specifically questioning why the minimum age for a rifle is 18 while it's 21 for a handgun. It delves into the legal and potentially social reasoning behind these distinctions in firearm ownership laws. The content likely aims to inform viewers about current legislation and spark discussion on the topic.

This video discusses the introduction of HB 1009 in Georgia for 2024, which reportedly declares that no past, present, or future federal laws infringing on Second Amendment rights will be enforced or supported within the state. The creator expresses strong approval of this legislative action, calling it one of the best things they've seen all year. A disclaimer is included stating the creator is not a lawyer and this is their opinion, not legal advice. The video also promotes merchandise and includes disclaimers regarding safety and content usage for educational and entertainment purposes only.

This video, titled "The ATF is Making Things Up Again," suggests a critical stance towards the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. The description links to a "full video of ATF shenanigans," implying the content will focus on alleged overreach, questionable regulations, or potentially fabricated enforcement actions by the ATF. The context suggests a discussion of firearms-related policy or enforcement that the creator views as unfounded or illogical.

This YouTube video discusses potential changes to ammunition background check laws in 2023. It aims to clarify who will be required to pass a background check when purchasing ammunition and under what circumstances. The video also features promotional content for various sponsors and the channel's merchandise.

This video claims a victory against federal gun control measures, framing it as a temporary defeat for "them." The content celebrates the current moment of reprieve while acknowledging that the threat to Second Amendment rights remains. The creator encourages viewers to enjoy this win before the next legislative battles emerge. While no specific firearms or calibers are mentioned, the core theme revolves around the ongoing political fight for gun rights in the United States.

This video discusses New York Attorney General Leticia James's actions against online ammunition companies. The AG is reportedly threatening to fine these companies, impacting their ability to sell ammunition online. The video also includes promotional links for various businesses and support platforms associated with the content creator, Liberty Doll.

This YouTube Short from Man Cave Gunsite Academy, associated with Tactical Considerations, appears to be a brief look at their academy. The description highlights a complete parts list link, Patreon support, merchandise, and an email list signup. It also includes a disclaimer about safe filming practices on a public range with legal items, adhering to all laws. The content is likely related to firearms training or showcasing academy activities.

Brandon Herrera, an expert in firearms law, provides a detailed analysis of Red Flag Laws, also known as Extreme Risk Protection Orders. He explains their mechanics, the states that have enacted them, and critically examines their constitutionality, particularly concerning the 2nd, 4th, and 10th Amendments. Herrera argues these laws can lead to the erosion of fundamental rights and potential for abuse, while also touching upon historical gun control legislation in the U.S.

This YouTube video, titled 'ATF Mail,' suggests content related to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. Given the common association of the ATF with firearm regulations, the video likely discusses legal matters, compliance, or perhaps even firearm-related mailings. Without a description, the exact focus is speculative, but it is highly probable to be of interest to firearm owners concerned with federal regulations.