Videos tagged with Out-of-State Permits

A federal court has ruled that New York's practice of denying non-resident concealed carry permit applications is unconstitutional. This significant win, brought by Gun Owners of America and Carl Higgby, challenges state-level restrictions on the right to bear arms for those traveling across state lines. The decision could pave the way for broader national reciprocity for gun owners.

This video from Gun Owners of America (GOA) highlights ten significant victories in 2024 for gun rights. Key wins include securing an injunction against the ATF's 'Engaged in the Business' rule, the Supreme Court striking down the bumpstock ban in Garland v. Cargill, and the repeal of an unconstitutional veteran gun ban. GOA also celebrated a historic ATF budget cut, state-level legislative successes like constitutional carry in two new states, and a lawsuit that led New York City to issue out-of-state permits.

This video, featuring an expert analysis from Washington Gun Law, delves into the critical legal case of California Rifle and Pistol Association v. Luna. The discussion highlights how this case could redefine concealed carry rights nationwide by challenging state-specific restrictions on constitutional rights, particularly concerning non-resident permit holders. The expert emphasizes the importance of understanding these evolving legal landscapes for responsible gun owners.

Virginia is ending its concealed carry reciprocity agreements with 25 other states. This means Virginia-issued concealed carry permits will likely no longer be recognized in those 25 states, and permits from those states may no longer be valid in Virginia. Individuals with out-of-state permits, particularly those obtained from states like Idaho, Virginia, or Florida for broader coverage, should be aware of this significant change.