Videos tagged with Florida Carry

A Florida First District Court of Appeal ruling has declared the state's ban on open carry unconstitutional, finding it inconsistent with the Second Amendment. The decision stems from the case of Stanley v. McDaniels, an activist arrested for open carrying a holstered pistol. The court emphasized historical precedent supporting open carry as the preferred method of bearing arms.

This video critically examines the National Rifle Association (NRA), questioning its reformability and effectiveness. The speaker argues that the NRA is a bloated, corrupt organization that has become a money-making machine rather than a true advocate for gun rights. It suggests that national organizations are no longer necessary due to increased connectivity and recommends supporting local 2A groups that demonstrate tangible results.

This video discusses a controversy surrounding Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's appearance at a political event where concealed carry was reportedly banned. The event, held at a public facility, allegedly required attendees to pass through metal detectors, raising questions about the legality and DeSantis's stance on Second Amendment rights. Gun rights organizations are investigating the situation, with claims that the governor's campaign dictated the security rules.

This video discusses the controversy surrounding Gun Owners of America (GOA) being criticized by other Second Amendment organizations. The speaker argues that GOA's 'no compromise' stance is necessary because some Republican legislators, even in states with supermajorities like Florida, are not actively pursuing or are even blocking pro-gun legislation such as constitutional carry and 2A sanctuaries. The video emphasizes the importance of holding elected officials accountable, regardless of party affiliation, when they fail to uphold Second Amendment rights.

This video discusses a Florida Sheriff in Charlotte County who is allegedly creating an illegal firearm registry by retaining data from the FINDER system, which is supposed to delete firearm transaction information. John Crump, a writer for AmmoLand, explains that this practice is a felony under Florida Statute 790.335. The discussion highlights concerns about profiling, harassment, and the potential for such a registry to fall into the wrong hands. The video also touches upon the lack of response from the Florida Attorney General's office and the broader political climate regarding Second Amendment rights in Florida.

This episode of Tom Gresham's GUNTALK, Part B from October 25, 2015, features discussions with Tim Brandt from Taurus USA and Sean Caranna from Florida Carry. The show, broadcast live on Sundays and available on over 200 radio stations, also offers podcast downloads and is accessible via various apps and YouTube. The description highlights the show's extensive reach and availability across multiple platforms for listeners interested in firearms-related content.