Videos tagged with Firearm License

Washington Gun Law TV discusses House Bill 1163, a proposed law requiring a state-issued license and permission slip before purchasing a firearm. This bill mandates comprehensive training, including live-fire exercises, and introduces new denial criteria such as outstanding warrants or pending criminal charges, even for minor offenses. The presenter argues this creates an unnecessary barrier to exercising a constitutional right, effectively requiring a background check to get permission for a background check.

This video discusses the legal ramifications of carrying a firearm without a license, framed as a cautionary tale for viewers. The title suggests a scenario where an individual is apprehended while "riding dirty" with an unlicensed gun, implying consequences for illegal firearm possession. The content likely explores the legal aspects, potential penalties, and the importance of proper licensing for firearm ownership and carriage.

This video discusses proposed Washington state legislation that would require individuals to obtain a license before purchasing a firearm, effectively requiring state permission to exercise a constitutional right. William Kirk, President of Washington Gun Law, criticizes this as a "dystopian world" and highlights the potential for such a law to be used to create a state gun registry. The video aims to educate viewers about upcoming legislative changes in Olympia for 2023, emphasizing the importance of being informed about gun rights and potential restrictions.

This video from Washington Gun Law's "Bullet Points" series addresses the cost of obtaining, renewing, and replacing a Concealed Pistol License (CPL) in Washington State. William Kirk explains the fees as mandated by RCW 9.41.070, ensuring viewers don't overpay. The video aims to provide practical legal knowledge in under four minutes, empowering individuals to understand their rights and associated costs.

This video features Jeff Houston, Lead Instructor for NRA Carry Guard, discussing an incident where a lawful concealed handgun license (CHL) holder prevented a potential mass shooting. Houston, a veteran U.S. Green Beret, explains how the business owner's responsible firearm ownership and licensing ability de-escalated a dangerous situation. The discussion highlights the importance of concealed carry rights and the effectiveness of law-abiding citizens in deterring violent crime. The segment aired on NRATV.

This three-part video series, "The Massachusetts Gun Permit Process (LTC)" by Guns & Gadgets Media, concludes with Part 3, focusing on the interview and background check stages of obtaining a Massachusetts License To Carry (LTC). The description emphasizes that the content is for informational and entertainment purposes only, with all shooting conducted safely by trained professionals. It reiterates that the content is not instructional for modification or illegal activity, and viewers assume all risk. The video aims to educate on the legal process within Massachusetts.