Videos tagged with Legal Disclaimer

This video debunks the common '10-yard rule' in self-defense, emphasizing that handgun calibers remain lethal far beyond this distance. Instructor Shortshot Tony explains the benefits of a 15-yard zero for a flatter trajectory and better accuracy out to 50 yards. He stresses that situational context, not arbitrary rules, dictates defensive responses, especially when facing an armed aggressor at varying distances.

William Kirk from Washington Gun Law explains the crucial legal distinction between "Gun Free Zone" signs and "No Guns Allowed" signs. He clarifies that "Gun Free Zone" signs carry legal weight and penalties if violated, while "No Guns Allowed" signs are generally advisory and lack enforceable legal consequences under Washington law. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding these legal nuances for gun owners.

This video provides an expert analysis from Mark W. Smith, a constitutional attorney, on the US Supreme Court's recent decisions regarding Second Amendment cases. The court has not yet granted certiorari for several key cases, including those challenging Illinois' 'assault weapon' ban, leading to a continued waiting game for gun rights advocates. The speaker attributes the delays to a heavy workload on the emergency docket and potential political pressures.

This video from Hegshot87 provides an in-depth look at the legal nuances of carrying firearms in areas with 'No Firearms' signage, specifically focusing on South Carolina law. The presenter, Howard, an experienced firearms commentator, explains the specific requirements for signage to be legally binding and the potential consequences of non-compliance, including fines and permit revocation. He also discusses the effectiveness of gun-free zones and federal property restrictions.

This content, from an experienced firearms instructor, clarifies the critical legal distinction between a pistol brace and a rifle stock, emphasizing that a brace on a pistol cannot be replaced with a stock. It highlights the importance of understanding ATF regulations regarding firearm configurations to avoid legal issues. A disclaimer is provided, advising viewers to seek professional legal counsel for specific advice.

This video addresses a common question in California regarding the status of pre-ban or grandfathered magazines following the "Duncan v. Becerra" court case. The content aims to clarify the impact of this legal decision on the ownership and possession of these magazines within the state. It also includes links to supporting organizations like USCCA and Patreon, along with mentions of related gear and a legal disclaimer.

This video features an attorney explaining California's Castle Doctrine and crucial considerations for self-defense situations within the home. It touches upon legal aspects and preparedness, directing viewers to resources like USCCA, Thordsen Customs, and Firearms Policy Coalition. The description also includes links to the creator's YouTube gear and social media, along with affiliate disclaimers.

This video addresses frequently asked questions following a previous discussion on Miller v. Becerra. The content aims to clarify common inquiries from viewers. It includes calls to action for joining "Got Your 6," USCCA, and the creator's Patreon, along with mentions of sponsors and social media handles. The description also lists YouTube gear used and provides legal and affiliate disclaimers.

This video delves into the legality of brass knuckles, focusing on California's strict regulations which prohibit their possession and carry. It contrasts this with states like Texas that permit them. The content emphasizes that viewers should verify their local state laws. The video explicitly states it does not provide legal advice and encourages viewers to consult licensed professionals for legal inquiries. It also promotes the USCCA and a Patreon channel for support, along with various affiliate links for firearms-related gear, clothing, and everyday carry items.

This video from Guns & Gadgets Media addresses the channel's demonetization on YouTube. While the description doesn't detail the specific reasons for demonetization, it heavily emphasizes the channel's commitment to providing content for informational and entertainment purposes only. They reiterate that all demonstrations are conducted by trained professionals on approved ranges in a safe environment. The description also includes standard disclaimers regarding fair use, the opinions of individual creators, and the fact that they do not sell firearms or modifications, positioning their content as strictly educational and entertaining, with viewers assuming all risks for imitation. The Patreon link suggests a move towards alternative monetization strategies.

This video from Guns & Gadgets Media features "Canmunition" by Global Ordinance. While the description lacks specific details about the content, it emphasizes that all demonstrations are conducted by trained professionals on approved firing ranges in a safe environment. The content is intended for educational and entertainment purposes only, and viewers are cautioned against attempting to replicate actions without proper training, licensing, and medical supervision. The disclaimer explicitly states the channel does not sell firearms or parts and is not a gun shop.

This YouTube video announces the winner of a Patreon giveaway hosted by Guns & Gadgets Media. The description provides a link to their Patreon page and business inquiry contact information. It also includes a detailed disclaimer emphasizing that the content is for informational and entertainment purposes only, produced by trained professionals in a safe environment. The creators stress that viewers should not attempt to replicate actions without proper training and that they do not sell firearms or modifications.