Videos tagged with Firearm Sales Ban

This video expresses strong criticism of Glock's decision to cease sales of Generation 3, 4, and 5 models (excluding certain slimline variants) after November 30th, citing it as an 'anti-Second Amendment betrayal.' The speaker argues this move is a response to lawsuits and aims to push consumers towards a new 'V' model, while also penalizing law-abiding citizens due to the actions of criminals using rate modification devices. The speaker contends that this decision infringes upon Second Amendment rights by limiting consumer choice and creating a disparity between civilian and law enforcement/military access to firearms.

California's SB452, enacted in 2023, is set to effectively ban the sale of new semi-automatic handguns in the state starting January 1, 2028. This is due to new microstamping requirements, which the California Department of Justice has deemed technologically viable. The law mandates that all semi-automatic handguns sold by licensed dealers must be "Micro Stamp enabled," a technology not currently widespread or available in the industry, thus impacting the existing firearm roster.

This video discusses a Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling upholding California's ban on firearm and ammunition sales at fairgrounds and other state property. The court found these laws constitutional, distinguishing them from restrictions on the right to own firearms. Proponents, like Governor Newsom and AG Bonta, view it as a win for gun safety, while opponents, represented by Tiffany D. Chevron, plan to appeal, arguing it infringes on First and Second Amendment rights.

This video discusses a local ordinance enacted by Babylon Village, Long Island, banning the retail sale of firearms and ammunition. Mayor Mary Adams cites protecting children and families as the reason, comparing the need to regulate gun shops with concerns over marijuana dispensaries. Matthew Seifer, an FFL owner, highlights the rigorous approval process he underwent and argues the ban restricts commerce and owner options without enhancing safety. The segment also touches upon legal recourse for self-defense incidents through the 'Attorneys on Retainer' program.

This video discusses the BNL Productions v. Newsom lawsuit challenging California's ban on gun shows on state-owned property. The case has progressed to a petition for certiorari with the Supreme Court, which has requested a response brief from the state. The lawsuit argues the ban infringes on Second Amendment rights by prohibiting the sale of lawful firearms and ammunition, and First Amendment rights by restricting assembly and speech related to firearms. The legal battle has been ongoing for years, with various lower court rulings and appeals.

This video discusses the CRPA's petition to the U.S. Supreme Court regarding the B&L v. Newsom case, which challenges California laws banning firearm and ammunition sales at state fairgrounds, effectively halting gun shows. The discussion covers the legal history, the Ninth Circuit's unfavorable ruling, and the arguments presented in the Supreme Court petition, focusing on alleged departures from Supreme Court precedent like Bruin and issues with the commercial speech doctrine. The potential impact on non-profits relying on gun raffles is also highlighted.

This video critically examines a city's emergency order banning gun and ammo sales before Hurricane Helene. Speaker Colion Noir, an expert on Second Amendment rights, argues such bans are unconstitutional and undermine self-reliance during crises. He draws parallels to historical confiscations, like after Hurricane Katrina, and emphasizes the importance of vigilance against government overreach. The content serves as a cautionary guide for firearm owners regarding their rights during declared emergencies.

This video provides an expert analysis of New York's proposed Bill S. 4911, which seeks to ban firearm and ammunition sales on state, county, and municipal properties. The speaker, citing legal precedent like the *NY State Rifle & Pistol Assoc. Inc. v. Bruen* Supreme Court case and referencing conversations with legal experts, argues the bill is an unconstitutional infringement on Second Amendment rights, particularly on taxpayer-funded properties. The analysis highlights the bill's definitions, penalties, and its broader implications for gun ownership and sales in New York.

This video discusses the implications of Oregon's new gun law, Measure 114, which mandates a permit-to-purchase system and a live-fire proficiency requirement. The law is set to halt all firearm sales in Oregon by December 8th due to the lack of an established system for processing permits, potentially creating a year-long sales embargo. The speaker argues that this law disproportionately affects hunters and gun owners by creating bureaucratic hurdles and delays, ultimately undermining Second Amendment rights.

A federal appeals court in the Ninth Circuit has overturned California's ban on the sale of semi-automatic firearms to individuals aged 18-21. The court ruled that the ban infringes upon Second Amendment rights, citing historical precedent and the fundamental right to bear arms for young adults. This decision is seen as a significant victory for gun rights organizations like the Firearm Policy Coalition (FPC).

This video discusses the active attempts by law enforcement and government officials in California, specifically Los Angeles County and Fresno, to shut down businesses selling firearms and ammunition by deeming them non-essential. It highlights a power clash in LA County where the Sheriff's department intended to enforce closures, but the Burbank PD refused, leading to the Sheriff backing down and deferring to the Governor. The video also details Fresno's emergency order allowing the closure of such businesses, with Sportsman's Warehouse being shut down. The speaker expresses concern over these actions infringing on Second Amendment rights and urges viewers to remember these officials during future elections.

This video clarifies that the City of Fresno's Emergency Order 2020-2 does not directly ban firearm or ammunition sales. While the municipal code grants powers to restrict sales during emergencies, it lists this as the seventh power, after restrictions on gasoline and alcohol. The order primarily focuses on shelter-in-place provisions, and the speaker, an attorney, argues that claims of an immediate ban are misleading and potentially clickbait, stemming from misinterpretations of news articles and the municipal code's structure.