Videos tagged with New Jersey Firearm Law

This video breaks down significant state-level firearm laws impacting AR and AK owners set to take effect in 2026. It details new restrictions in Rhode Island, Colorado, California, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maryland, and Washington, covering possession, sales, registration, and storage. The expert advises owners to conduct thorough inventories, understand state-specific definitions of 'assault weapon,' ensure proper registration and storage, and plan for potential reclassifications to maintain compliance.

This episode of Gun For Hire Radio, hosted by Anthony Colandro, focuses on the critical need for Second Amendment advocacy, particularly for law-abiding citizens in New Jersey. The discussion highlights the importance of learning, sharing, and volunteering to combat restrictive legislation and prepare for future challenges, drawing a contrast with the political climate in Florida. The episode also touches upon senior safety and resources available to listeners.

This video details a case in New Jersey where a man's firearms were confiscated due to his wife's involuntary psychiatric hold, despite him being the legal owner and the wife posing no threat. The speaker, a former therapist with high authority on 2A rights and mental health diagnostics, critically analyzes the legal proceedings, highlighting potential violations of privacy and statutory rights, and discusses the filing of a lawsuit with the Second Amendment Foundation.

This video features an interview discussing the ongoing legal battles and legislative maneuvers surrounding gun control in New York, California (specifically San Jose), and New Jersey. It highlights how states are attempting to circumvent Supreme Court rulings like Bruen by enacting new restrictions, such as insurance mandates and fees, and the legal challenges these measures face. The discussion emphasizes the strategic game played by gun control advocates and the importance of voter engagement and constitutional adherence in protecting Second Amendment rights.

This video explains the legal landscape surrounding manufacturing firearms at home in the United States. It clarifies that federal law generally permits non-commercial firearm manufacturing for personal use, provided the individual is not otherwise prohibited from possessing firearms. The video also discusses attempts to regulate unfinished receivers and 3D-printed firearms, as well as specific state-level legislation that imposes registration or bans on homemade firearms.