Videos tagged with Indiana State Police

This video covers several firearms-related topics, including the Indiana State Police adopting the Sig P320 as their new duty handgun, a bizarre incident involving a unicyclist brandishing a firearm, and discussions on gun control legislation in New Mexico. It also touches on the legal troubles of a former competitive shooter and the challenges faced by FFL dealers in states with strict regulations. The hosts analyze the implications of these events for gun owners and the firearms industry.

This entry synthesizes expert insights on the Sig Sauer P320, highlighting its selection by the Indiana State Police due to extensive testing and proven safety. The content emphasizes responsible handling, the importance of trigger discipline, and addresses common misconceptions surrounding accidental discharges. It suggests that while the P320 is a highly tested and safe firearm when handled correctly, users must possess adequate skill and care.

This video outlines the five-step process for obtaining an Indiana Concealed Weapons License. It clarifies that while no firearms training is mandated by the state, the USCCA recommends it for responsible carry. The process involves completing an online application, scheduling fingerprint submission, and final review by the Indiana State Police, with the permit mailed upon approval.

This video discusses the gutting of Indiana House Bill 1077, which aimed to establish constitutional carry. Despite passing the House, the bill was significantly amended in the Senate Judiciary Committee following testimony from Indiana State Police Superintendent Douglas Carter, who opposed the measure. The amendment effectively removed permitless carry, requiring permits for all individuals unless federally prohibited. The speaker criticizes law enforcement opposition to such bills, arguing it infringes on constitutional rights.