Videos tagged with HB 1504

This video discusses the status of Washington State's HB 1504, a gun bill that some believed was dead after being pulled from a committee meeting. William Kirk from Washington Gun Law explains that the bill is far from over and outlines reasons why it may have been temporarily halted. He urges viewers to stay informed and educated about legislative actions impacting Second Amendment rights, encouraging them to follow the bill's progress and seek legal counsel if needed. The description also promotes StopBox for family protection and encourages video idea submissions.

This video discusses four proposed firearm-related bills (HB 1132, HB 1152, HB 1163, and HB 1504) moving through Washington State. William Kirk, President of Washington Gun Law, provides an educational overview of these legislative pieces, encouraging viewers to stay informed. The video also promotes resources for safe gun storage (StopBox) and political advocacy for gun rights in Washington (Conservative Ladies of Washington Legislative Action Center).

William Kirk, President of Washington Gun Law, provides a comprehensive update on proposed firearms legislation in Washington State. The video details several House and Senate bills impacting gun ownership, including taxes on ammunition, requirements for purchase permits, expanded gun-free zones, new FFL regulations, safe storage mandates, and potential mandatory insurance. Kirk emphasizes that legislation not passed in the current session can be reintroduced in the next biennial session.

William Kirk of Washington Gun Law details proposed Washington House Bill 1504, which would mandate liability insurance for all firearm owners, costing an estimated $25,000 per firearm for collectors or requiring a substantial bond. This bill, if passed, would also necessitate FFLs verifying insurance for transfers and law enforcement checking it for CPL issuance/renewal, effectively creating a de facto firearm registry. Kirk urges citizens to contact groups like Conservative Ladies of Washington to oppose this legislation.