Videos tagged with New York State Assembly

This video discusses a proposed New York State bill that aims to ban Glocks by name, citing their perceived ease of conversion to fully automatic fire using 'pistol converters.' The speaker argues this is a mischaracterization, as Glocks are popular due to market demand, not inherent convertibility, and that many semi-automatic firearms can be modified. The legislation redefines 'machine gun' to include 'convertible pistols' equipped with such devices, which the speaker contends is a departure from federal law and a potential slippery slope that could impact other firearms.

This video discusses two new bills in New York that would implement a red flag law, also known as an Extreme Risk Protection Order. The speaker expresses concern that these laws will lead to gun confiscation without due process and highlights an amendment that would allow educators to seek these orders. The video provides a link to contact the New York governor.

This video discusses the failure of microstamping legislation in New York. Larry Keane of the NSSF explains that the technology is easily defeated and unreliable, citing the patent holder's own admissions. The discussion also touches on the ineffectiveness of other gun control measures like ballistics imaging and the broader impact of such legislation on firearm availability.

This video discusses the proposed microstamping legislation in New York State, highlighting its potential flaws, high costs, and the threat of manufacturers leaving the state. It notes the bill's history, its current low chances of passing due to legislative session end, and the perceived desperation of its proponents to revive interest. The segment also draws parallels to the failed Kobus system.