Videos tagged with New Hampshire

This video features constitutional attorney Mark W. Smith discussing a new campus carry bill in New Hampshire. Smith, an award-winning 2A commentator, argues for the right of college students to carry firearms on campus for self-defense, citing legal precedent and the ineffectiveness of gun-free zones. The discussion highlights the natural right to self-defense and contrasts New Hampshire's stance with other states.

This video demonstrates a unique and humorous shooting technique, humorously dubbed a 'New Hampshire drive-by,' where the shooter engages steel targets from a moving Mahindra tractor equipped with a Land Pride snowplow. The content showcases proficient one-handed revolver shooting while simultaneously operating heavy machinery, highlighting advanced firearm handling skills in an unconventional setting. The speaker, Clint Morgan, presents this as a casual and entertaining demonstration of skill.

This video discusses a case in New Hampshire where a young man was allegedly subjected to an illegal search solely based on the rumor that he owned a firearm. It highlights potential violations of Second Amendment rights and highlights the importance of legal representation in such situations. The description also includes multiple affiliate links and calls to action for supporting the channel and its creator.

This video discusses a lawsuit filed by the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) in New Hampshire, Harrington v. Crawford. The lawsuit challenges the unconstitutional search of a high school senior's vehicle on campus. The student, Jack Harrington, legally owned a handgun and stored it in his truck, always removing it before arriving at school. Despite no evidence of the firearm being on campus, school officials interrogated him and searched his vehicle without consent or lawful suspicion. The SAF argues that legal gun ownership should not lead to coercive interrogation or intrusive searches, potentially setting a precedent for harassing gun-owning students. The video highlights the conflict between exercising the Second Amendment right to gun ownership and the right to protection from unreasonable searches.

This video discusses a legal challenge filed by 25 states against Massachusetts' gun licensing laws, which are described as an unconstitutional "pay to delay" scheme. The brief argues that states cannot arbitrarily restrict Second Amendment rights across state borders. The video breaks down how the Massachusetts law can turn law-abiding citizens into felons, the specific arguments against the "pay to delay" and "pre-crime" suitability standards, and the historical context of carrying arms while traveling. The presenter suggests this case could significantly impact concealed carry reciprocity nationwide and encourages viewers to support pro-Second Amendment organizations.

Shawn Ryan enthusiastically reviews the Team O'Neil Rally School in New Hampshire, highlighting its comprehensive curriculum. The course progresses through front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive, and all-wheel drive vehicles, culminating in challenging off-road excursions on varied terrain, including snow. Ryan emphasizes the high quality of instruction and the sheer enjoyment of the experience.

Sig Sauer addresses P320 controversies, explaining the design evolution from the P250 and their striker-fired approach. The company details internal safety mechanisms and the voluntary upgrade program, which reduced trigger mass and added a disconnect to exceed drop test requirements. Sig attributes most uncommanded discharges to holster intrusion, demonstrating how foreign objects can enter trigger guards, and highlights Safariland's new 'Ballast' holster designed to prevent this.

The Q Fix is a revolutionary bolt-action rifle designed to surpass the Remington 700 with modern features like a folding stock, AR-15 style controls, and a 45-degree bolt throw. Its modular design allows for rapid caliber swaps and a sub-6 lb weight, exemplified by the 4.6 lb Mini Fix. Despite a high price point, its elite engineering and performance justify the cost for discerning users.

This video discusses recent developments concerning the Second Amendment, specifically highlighting actions by the FBI and DOJ that are perceived as detrimental to gun rights, alongside a victory for New Hampshire in this area. It features promotional links to firearm-related brands like Franklin Armory and Aguila, as well as insurance and apparel companies. The description also includes calls for donations to various Second Amendment advocacy organizations and encourages viewers to follow them on social media and join their Discord server.

This video discusses New Hampshire's opposition to Massachusetts gun laws, suggesting a legal or political challenge to firearm regulations. The description also includes promotional links for VNSH holsters and various support channels like Patreon, SubscribeStar, and a tip jar, along with affiliate links for brands like Blackout Coffee Company, PSA, and My Patriot Supply. The creator, Liberty Doll, also shares links to alternative video platforms and social media.

This video discusses a significant legal development where New Hampshire has filed a brief supporting a legal challenge against Massachusetts' gun laws. The case concerns national reciprocity for firearm licenses, a topic that could have widespread implications for gun owners across the country. The title and description emphasize the "BREAKING" nature of this news and its potentially "GREAT" impact, suggesting a pro-Second Amendment stance and highlighting the importance of this legal action.

Gregg Ritz announces the re-acquisition of Thompson/Center Arms (T/C) and its relocation back to Rochester, New Hampshire. The video tours the Smith & Wesson facility, showcasing historical archives and manufacturing equipment slated for the move. Key T/C products like the Contender, Hawken, and Dimension are highlighted, emphasizing the brand's legacy of innovation and modularity.