Videos tagged with Firearms Owners Against Crime

This video discusses the controversial passage of Pennsylvania House Bill 777, a 'ghost gun' ban, by three Republican representatives. The speaker, a firearms instructor and SEO strategist, expresses strong disapproval of this vote, arguing against compromising on constitutional rights. The video highlights the political maneuvering behind the vote, suggesting it was a strategic decision to maintain Republican control of the state house, with the expectation that the bill would be killed in the Senate. The speaker criticizes this approach, advocating for unwavering defense of Second Amendment rights.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Firearms Owners Against Crime in their challenge against the City of Harrisburg's gun control ordinances. The court affirmed that plaintiffs have standing for pre-enforcement challenges, allowing cases to proceed without individuals first violating the law. This decision is a significant victory for Second Amendment rights in Pennsylvania, potentially influencing future legal battles.

This video features an expert analysis from Guns & Gadgets, a channel with a speaker demonstrating advanced knowledge of gun laws and political rhetoric, likely from a law enforcement background. The discussion centers on Eagle Arms Productions' decision to ban 80% firearms from their gun shows in Pennsylvania, with the speaker questioning the rationale and suggesting potential political pressure from entities like AG Josh Shapiro. The expert emphasizes the importance of individual rights and targeted enforcement over blanket bans.

This video features Eric Pratt of Gun Owners of America discussing the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on Second Amendment rights. He highlights concerns about police departments not enforcing certain laws, prisoner releases, and the closure of gun stores. Pratt emphasizes that constitutional rights, including the right to keep and bear arms, cannot be infringed upon, even during emergencies. The discussion covers efforts to resume concealed carry permit issuance in states like Pennsylvania and the successful pushback against gun control legislation in Virginia.

Pro-Second Amendment groups in Pittsburgh are pursuing impeachment and criminal charges against Mayor Peduto for pushing anti-gun legislation. They cite malfeasance and manipulation of Pennsylvania law as grounds. While impeachment faces legal hurdles, citizens are encouraged to contact city councilors and state representatives to exert pressure. The Allegheny County District Attorney, Stephen Zappala, has reportedly advised on filing criminal complaints should these laws pass.