Videos tagged with Ohio Gun Rights

Mark W. Smith, a constitutional attorney and author, analyzes the Lazor v. Souders case from Ohio, a significant Second Amendment victory. The appellate court reversed a lower court's firearm restriction in a civil stalking protection order case, ruling that federal law prohibiting firearm possession by intimate partners did not apply as the parties had no physical relationship. This decision emphasizes the need for a direct nexus between conduct and firearm restrictions, cautioning against broad infringements on gun rights stemming from online disputes.

This video discusses current gun rights situations in Ohio and New Jersey, highlighting significant opportunities for gun owners to influence policy. The speaker urges viewers to take action by contacting their representatives via phone and email. The content references specific articles related to gun legislation in both states, focusing on political and legal aspects impacting the Second Amendment.

This ARFCOM News video covers a range of firearm-related topics, including proposed legislation to screen patients for gun ownership, debates on gun rights in Ohio, and legislative actions in Virginia concerning gun control enforcement and militia formation. It also reports on a San Diego man arrested for a "dry run" mass shooting video. New firearm releases are highlighted with the Smith & Wesson Shield 9mm EZ and the Wilson Combat EXPERIOR Series of 1911 Pistols.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio, dated December 22, 2019, features discussions on gun rights in Ohio with Jim Irvine from the Buckeye Firearms Association. A caller shares a range report on an M1 carbine manufactured by IBM, and the segment touches upon the challenges of high-velocity rifle rounds impacting steel targets. The show, hosted by Tom Gresham, covers a broad range of gun-related topics, including new products and political issues.

This YouTube video reports on a legal development where a judge struck down a ban on bump stocks in Columbus, Ohio. The video is presented by Guns & Gadgets Media, which emphasizes that their content is for informational and entertainment purposes only, with all shooting performed safely by trained professionals. They also state they do not sell firearms or parts, and viewers should not attempt to replicate demonstrated actions without proper training and licensing. The description includes a Patreon link for support and business inquiry contact information.