Videos tagged with Josh Shapiro

This video discusses Donald Trump's endorsement of Doug Mastriano for Pennsylvania Governor. It highlights Mastriano's strong pro-Second Amendment stance, advocating for constitutional carry and a Second Amendment sanctuary state. The content also touches on the potential impact of this endorsement on the Pennsylvania Senate primary and concerns within the Republican establishment about Mastriano's perceived extremism potentially affecting the general election against Democrat Josh Shapiro.

This video critiques an NBC report on 'ghost guns,' alleging that the network and the Pennsylvania Attorney General's office may have violated federal and state laws during their investigation. The report claimed ease of assembly for unregulated firearm kits, but the video argues that the methods used by NBC and the AG's office involved potentially illegal firearm transfers and manufacturing without proper procedures, especially given ATF's stance on such kits.

This episode of 'This Week in Guns' discusses recent legislative and executive actions impacting firearms, including potential bans on 'ghost guns' and AR pistols, and the legal challenges to gun control measures in Boulder, Colorado. The hosts also delve into the Ninth Circuit's ruling on open carry, the debate around 3D-printed firearms at Iowa State University, and the effectiveness of gun show regulations. The discussion highlights concerns about administrative overreach and the interpretation of Second Amendment rights.

This video features an expert analysis from Guns & Gadgets, a channel with a speaker demonstrating advanced knowledge of gun laws and political rhetoric, likely from a law enforcement background. The discussion centers on Eagle Arms Productions' decision to ban 80% firearms from their gun shows in Pennsylvania, with the speaker questioning the rationale and suggesting potential political pressure from entities like AG Josh Shapiro. The expert emphasizes the importance of individual rights and targeted enforcement over blanket bans.

This entry synthesizes information regarding a Pennsylvania gun show promoter's ban on 80% lower receivers, with a gun rights group, FOAC, reportedly supporting the decision. It delves into the motivations behind the ban, including concerns about misuse by prohibited individuals and the potential for government overreach. The discussion also touches upon the broader implications for Second Amendment rights and the concept of self-regulation within the firearms community.

This video discusses the controversy surrounding a Pennsylvania gun show promoter's decision to ban the sale of 'ghost gun' kits, influenced by the state's Attorney General Josh Shapiro and the organization FOAC. JSD Supply, a vendor of 80% receivers, responds to allegations and clarifies their business practices, emphasizing adherence to the law and their commitment to responsible sales.

A Pennsylvania judge has halted the State Police's policy that treated 80% lower receivers and part kits as firearms, requiring background checks. The ruling, stemming from a lawsuit by the Firearms Policy Coalition, found the policy to be vague and potentially arbitrary, violating constitutional rights. This decision allows for the continued legal sale and possession of 80% lowers in Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania's Attorney General Josh Shapiro has altered reciprocity agreements, meaning Virginians can no longer carry concealed firearms in PA with their Virginia license as of May 16, 2018. To carry legally in PA, individuals must possess a permit issued by their state of residence and be over 21, with Pennsylvania recognizing the permit. The AG's authority to unilaterally rescind these agreements is questioned, as the statute appears to reserve termination power for the General Assembly. The video advocates for national reciprocity legislation.