Videos tagged with Law Enforcement Exemption

Delaware has enacted a 'permit to purchase' law requiring individuals to obtain a Handgun Qualified Purchaser Permit before buying a handgun. This involves mandatory firearms training, fingerprinting, and a background check. While exemptions exist for concealed carry permit holders and certain law enforcement/military personnel, the law introduces significant hurdles for ordinary citizens seeking to exercise their Second Amendment rights. Private firearm sales also now require verification of the buyer's permit.

This video discusses the impending Glock ban in California, which has passed the state senate and assembly and is awaiting Governor Newsom's signature. If enacted, the ban will prohibit gun stores from selling Glocks to the general public after July 1, 2026, with exceptions for law enforcement agencies and private party transfers. The speaker advises potential buyers to act before the deadline and suggests gun stores stock up, while cautioning against overextending inventory. The possibility of firearm modifications to bypass the ban is also briefly mentioned.

This video discusses two significant legislative proposals in California: SB74, which would mandate face-to-face background checks for firearm barrels, and AB1127, a ban on the sale of Glocks and similar firearms due to their trigger mechanism's potential for conversion to machine guns. The speaker, Reno May, expresses concern over the potential impact of these bills, highlighting increased costs for firearm components and restrictions on common firearms. He also touches on the Radiant Ramjet and its potential classification under assault weapon laws.

This video discusses recent actions by the California Department of Justice and state legislature that significantly impact firearm ownership. It details a de facto handgun ban through microstamping requirements, new regulations for the Dealer Record of Sale (DRO) system, and the DOJ's interpretation of featureless grips. The speaker, Reno May, expresses strong criticism of these measures, highlighting their potential to restrict legal firearm transfers and burden law-abiding citizens.

This video addresses the common misconception that law enforcement officers are unaffected by firearm regulations like pistol brace bans. The speaker, a law enforcement officer, asserts that while they may have certain exemptions, they are committed to fighting for the Second Amendment rights of all citizens. The content also touches on the desire for NFA reform, specifically regarding suppressors.

This video provides a comprehensive update on Colorado's firearm laws for 2024-2025, covering upcoming changes and existing regulations. Key topics include the increase in the minimum age for firearm purchases to 21 (with a military exception), new requirements for Concealed Handgun Permit (CHP) classes, and the implementation of an excise tax on firearms, accessories, and ammunition. It also touches on the merchant code bill affecting credit card purchases and the safe storage law for firearms in vehicles.

This video discusses California's newly passed AB 28, which imposes an 11% state excise tax on all guns, ammunition, and gun parts sold by licensed dealers. The tax is intended to make these items more expensive and less accessible. Exemptions are provided for active/retired law enforcement and small dealers. The video questions the constitutionality of this measure and its impact on gun ownership.

This video analyzes proposed amendments to a 28th Amendment initiative, spearheaded by Gavin Newsom. The speaker argues that the true intent is not public safety but consolidating power by exempting politicians and law enforcement from proposed firearm restrictions, while banning private civilian possession, sale, loan, or transfer of 'assault weapons'. The video also discusses California's strategy to withdraw the amendment if other states introduce counter-proposals during a constitutional convention.

This video provides an expert analysis of Texas Senate Bill 1737, which aims to ban expanding or fragmenting ammunition. The speaker, demonstrating advanced knowledge of firearms law and ballistics, explains the bill's provisions, its potential impact on civilian safety, and the exemptions for law enforcement and military personnel. The analysis highlights concerns that the bill is based on emotion rather than factual understanding of firearm safety and effectiveness.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the 'Ban Era' Bushmaster XM-15, a rifle specifically marked for law enforcement use during the 1994-2004 Federal Assault Weapons Ban. The host, demonstrating high subject matter expertise, details the rifle's technical specifications, historical context, and the legislative nuances that allowed law enforcement access to features prohibited for civilians. The analysis includes a critical look at the ban's effectiveness, suggesting cosmetic features had little impact on crime rates.

This video provides an expert analysis of California's SB 377, a bill aimed at restricting law enforcement's ability to purchase off-roster handguns. The speaker, Reno May, critically examines the bill's implications, the definition of 'loopholes' in gun legislation, and the perceived hypocrisy in current firearm laws that exempt officers from restrictions applied to civilians. He also discusses the Boland v. Bonta lawsuit challenging the handgun roster.

This video from Guns & Gadgets provides an expert analysis of Senate Bill S.722, the 'Keep Americans Safe Act,' which proposes a federal ban on 'large capacity ammunition feeding devices' exceeding 10 rounds. The speaker, demonstrating deep knowledge of legislative processes and Second Amendment implications, breaks down the bill's definitions, restrictions, exemptions for law enforcement, and grandfather clauses. The content is crucial for firearm owners to understand potential federal regulatory changes.