Videos tagged with Firearms Training Requirement

This video discusses a near-passage of a significant gun control bill in Colorado, which proposed an all-out semi-automatic gun ban. While the initial bill was amended, it still introduced a stringent permit-to-purchase system requiring an eligibility card, background checks, training, and multiple fees. The speaker argues this system, including a potential firearms registry, infringes upon Second Amendment rights and disproportionately affects law-abiding citizens.

The Honolulu Police Department has halted all gun sales and new gun permits for December and potentially longer due to a failure to certify firearms instructors as required by a recent law change. This inaction has created a legal bottleneck, preventing citizens from legally acquiring firearms. The department claims a 40-day processing window will suffice to certify instructors and provide training, but the timeline appears highly improbable given the scheduled meetings and rule implementation delays.

New York City has issued an emergency order to begin issuing concealed carry permits, acknowledging a violation of the Bruen decision. This order mandates that pending and recently denied or downgraded applications be re-evaluated consistent with the Supreme Court's ruling. Applicants denied permits are given 60 days to reapply free of charge. However, applicants must still provide an affidavit confirming they have read New York firearms law, specify how their firearm will be stored, and prove they have received training, despite the training requirements not being fully finalized.