Videos tagged with Firearm Permit

William Kirk, President of Washington Gun Law, analyzes New Jersey Assembly Bill 5210, deeming it one of the most restrictive gun bills he's encountered. The bill proposes extensive background checks for all household members to obtain a firearm permit, a measure Kirk argues is overly burdensome and potentially unconstitutional. He also demonstrates the security of the Stopbox safe.

This video provides a straightforward and efficient guide on how to apply for a non-resident Florida Concealed Carry permit. It emphasizes a simple, fast, and easy application process, likely aimed at individuals seeking to carry a concealed firearm legally in Florida without being a Florida resident. The content focuses on the procedural aspects of obtaining the permit.

This video discusses proposed changes to Illinois gun laws under House Bill 3239. It highlights requirements for obtaining or renewing a FOID card, including mandatory eight hours of handgun safety training. The bill also introduces a new permit system for firearm purchases, requiring a full criminal background check and fingerprints from local law enforcement, with permits valid for only 10 days and subject to denial based on the agency's discretion for public safety reasons. The speaker expresses concern that these measures create excessive hurdles for law-abiding citizens and may infringe upon Second Amendment rights.

This YouTube video, titled 'Pt.4 Applying For CCW Conceal Carry🔫 California', focuses on the process of obtaining a Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) permit in California. As part of a series, this installment likely details specific steps, requirements, or experiences related to the application, interview, or training phases. The title suggests a practical guide for individuals navigating California's firearm laws for concealed carry.

This video provides an updated guide on how to obtain a concealed carry permit in Minnesota. It is intended for educational purposes and also promotes a gun giveaway. The content focuses on the legal and procedural aspects of acquiring a permit for carrying a firearm concealed.

This video discusses the case of a San Francisco security guard, Michael Earl Wayne Anthony, who was fined $1500 by the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services (BSIS) for violating uniform policy and carrying a firearm without a permit, despite being cleared of homicide charges by the DA for a self-defense shooting of a shoplifter. The incident highlights the complex regulatory landscape for private security personnel in California, particularly concerning firearm carry and uniform requirements.

This YouTube video announces the winners of Gun For Hire's February/March GSSF Indoor League Competition. It thanks participants and provides information about upcoming GSSF events in the fall, as well as other competitions and training opportunities at Gun For Hire's academy during the summer. Links are provided for the Gun For Hire website, academy, radio, and social media pages, along with resources for obtaining firearm permits in New Jersey and New York, and a book titled 'Crime Proof'.

This video likely explains the process of obtaining a "ใบ ป.3" (Por Sor 3) permit for a .22 Magnum firearm in Thailand. The content is expected to cover the application procedures, necessary documents, and potentially the legal requirements involved in acquiring such a firearm. It caters to individuals in Thailand interested in firearm ownership and the regulatory steps involved.

This video addresses the significant issue of long wait times for obtaining firearm licenses, potentially spanning three years. While the description provides a link to the full video, it doesn't offer specific details about the firearms or topics covered within it. Based solely on the title, the content likely explores the bureaucratic processes, legal hurdles, and potential frustrations associated with gun ownership licensing. It may also touch upon the implications of such delays for legal firearm acquisition and Second Amendment rights.

This video addresses whether one can claim self-defense if involved in a shooting without a firearm permit. It clarifies that self-defense laws generally do not preclude individuals carrying illegally, though they may still face charges for unlawful possession. The severity of charges for illegal possession is typically less than those for homicide or attempted homicide.

This video is titled 'Get Your Carry Permit' and the description is currently unavailable. Based solely on the title, the content likely focuses on the process, requirements, and possibly the benefits of obtaining a permit to carry a concealed firearm. It may cover legal aspects, training recommendations, and practical advice for individuals looking to exercise their Second Amendment rights.

This video discusses recent legislation in New Jersey, California, and New York that mandates electronic tracking of ammunition purchases. New Jersey now requires all handgun ammunition, including .22LR and .410, to be recorded electronically and submitted to the state police. California and New York also require point-of-sale background checks for ammunition purchases. The video suggests these laws are a response to the Supreme Court's concealed carry ruling.