Videos tagged with Firearms Legality

This video discusses the legal ramifications of firing a warning shot in self-defense, highlighting the Marissa Alexander case in Florida. It emphasizes that legally, any round fired when in danger must be intended to stop the threat, not just scare it. The content underscores the critical importance of understanding firearms laws and when shooting is legally permissible.

This video clarifies the legality of using hollow point ammunition for self-defense in the United States. While generally legal for civilians, exceptions exist, notably in New Jersey. The speaker emphasizes that while not explicitly illegal, the choice of ammunition, especially with aggressive branding, can be used by prosecutors to influence juries, underscoring the importance of legal counsel experienced in firearms law.

This video, featuring criminal defense attorney Tom Grieve, discusses the complexities of carrying a firearm within 1,000 feet of a school. It highlights that while carrying on private property is generally permissible, stepping onto public sidewalks or streets near schools can trigger specific, often strict, state and federal laws. The discussion emphasizes the critical need to consult local laws and legal counsel, as violations can lead to severe penalties, including felony charges.

This video discusses Juggernaut Tactical's F Series rifle, designed to circumvent California's "assault weapon" ban by modifying the lower receiver to prevent the pistol grip from being classified as conspicuously protruding beneath the action. The analysis delves into the specific wording of California regulations, highlighting Juggernaut's interpretation that focuses on the firearm's design and intended use, rather than the shooter's hand placement. However, concerns are raised about the potential for the California Department of Justice to interpret the law more broadly, leading to continued legal ambiguity for firearm owners.

This Q&A segment delves into the legal status of the Rare Breed FRT-15 forced reset trigger. Legal expert Matt Larosiere explains the ATF's stance and Rare Breed's legal challenge, emphasizing the definition of a machine gun under federal law. The discussion highlights the potential legal risks for consumers purchasing such devices.

This video explains how individuals in California can legally possess standard capacity magazines, primarily through ownership established during 'Freedom Week' in 2019. The presenter details the legal burden of proof on the state and discusses how to identify magazine manufacturing dates. It also covers the process of legally modifying 30-round P-Mags to 10-round capacity using a rivet, which can later be removed if legal to do so, and clarifies their use in featureless vs. fixed-magazine firearms.

This video reviews the Juggernaut Tactical featureless grip for AR-15 platforms, highlighting its superior ergonomics and comfort compared to other grips like the Sparrow Dynamics and Featureless Arms Liberal. However, the reviewer expresses significant concerns about its legality under California's definition of a pistol grip, particularly regarding thumb placement. The grip's $80 price point and aluminum construction are noted as potential drawbacks due to weight and cost.

This video, featuring Terry Johnson of Firearms Legal Protection, provides a critical legal and practical analysis of why private citizens should not shoot at fleeing felons. It emphasizes the severe legal liabilities, including criminal charges and civil lawsuits, that can arise from such actions, even if well-intentioned. The discussion also covers the limited scope and inherent dangers of citizen's arrests, contrasting them with law enforcement's authority and training.