Videos tagged with Handgun Carry Permit

This video discusses the legal challenge initiated by the Tennessee Firearms Association and Gun Owners of America against Memphis for enacting gun control ballot measures. Despite threats of funding withdrawal from the Tennessee legislature, Memphis leaders proceeded with ordinances banning handgun carry without a permit, so-called assault weapons, and creating red flag gun confiscation logs. The lawsuit highlights the conflict between local ordinances and state-level gun rights.

This YouTube video provides an updated guide on how to obtain a Concealed Handgun Carry Permit (CHP) in Tennessee. It outlines the necessary steps involved in the process, including specific details about applying in person at a Tennessee driver licensing center. The video also addresses the typical timeframe for receiving the permit. A gun giveaway is also promoted within the description.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of Connecticut's firearms laws, detailing restrictions on ownership, purchase, carry, and specific firearm types like assault weapons and large-capacity magazines. It highlights the state's strict regulatory environment, including the requirement for eligibility certificates for most firearm acquisitions and a duty to retreat before using deadly force outside the home. The analysis concludes that Connecticut's laws are highly restrictive, earning it a failing grade for its approach to the right to bear arms.

This video discusses a significant legal victory in New Jersey concerning handgun carry permits. The court has permanently enjoined the state from requiring applicants to demonstrate a "justifiable need" to obtain a permit, deeming this requirement a violation of the Second and Fourteenth Amendments. This ruling aligns with broader Second Amendment advancements following the Bruen decision and is presented as a major win for firearm owners' rights.

This News Minute from the NRA Institute for Legislative Action covers the NRA's support for a legal challenge against Knoxville's decision to restrict handgun carry permit holders from accessing public lands. The lawsuit is based on new state legislation allowing permit holders to carry firearms in any state, county, or municipality-run park.