Videos tagged with July 1st Deadline

This video from Guns & Gadgets provides an expert analysis of a new Columbus, Ohio ordinance that challenges state preemption laws. The ordinance bans large-capacity magazines (30+ rounds, including standard AR magazines) and imposes severe penalties, including mandatory jail time and fines, for possession after July 1st. The speaker, an expert in firearm legislation, urges viewers to contact representatives to oppose these restrictions, warning that if this ordinance stands, other cities may follow suit.

Washington State has enacted a ban on standard capacity magazines, effective July 1st. Possession of magazines exceeding approximately 10 rounds will be considered a felony. Existing magazines purchased before this date are legal, but holding receipts is advised for proof of purchase. The video suggests this is part of a larger trend and anticipates future legal challenges, referencing the Supreme Court case New York Rifle and Pistol Club v. Corlett.