Videos tagged with Handgun Licensing

This video discusses the US v. Toronto case, where an individual was charged with NFA violations for possessing a pistol with a stabilizing brace. The speaker argues that the ATF and DOJ, influenced by 'anti-gun holdovers' from the Biden administration, are using this case to establish a dangerous precedent for pistol brace ownership, despite previous injunctions against enforcing such rules. The case highlights the ATF's strategy of 'tack-on' charges to create favorable legal precedents.

A US Federal Appeals Court has ruled Maryland's handgun licensing laws unconstitutional, violating the Second Amendment. The court found the state's lengthy acquisition process, requiring a separate license with background checks and safety courses before purchase, lacks historical precedent and unduly burdens law-abiding citizens' right to bear arms. This decision, stemming from a case involving Maryland Shall Issue and the Firearms Policy Coalition, sets a significant precedent, potentially impacting similar laws nationwide.

This video from Iraqveteran8888 discusses H.R. 3740, the "Handgun Licensing and Registration Act of 2021." The presenter criticizes this bill as a "brazen attempt to erode our 2nd Amendment rights," highlighting its proposed requirements for handgun licensing, registration, and mandatory training. The video aims to inform viewers about potential legislative threats to firearm ownership and encourages engagement through provided links to organizations like Firearms Policy Coalition.

This video from Guns & Gadgets provides an expert overview of House Resolution 687, the Handgun Licensing and Registration Act. The discussion, led by an experienced voice in Second Amendment news, details the proposed federal system for handgun licensing and registration in the United States, including eligibility requirements and potential state certification processes. It highlights the bill's introduction and current status within the House Committee on the Judiciary.

This video discusses the Virginia Shooting Sports Association's (VSSA) filing of an amicus brief in the case of Woollard v. Sheridan. The case challenges Maryland's discretionary handgun licensing system, which the court found to be in violation of the Second Amendment. Cam Edwards interviews Dave Adams from the VSSA to discuss the implications of this legal action. The video provides a link for further information on the VSSA's website.