Videos tagged with Permit To Carry

This video from Johnny Q provides an experienced perspective on the necessity of a Permit to Carry in Minnesota. The speaker, wearing tactical gear and demonstrating confidence with a handgun, critiques government requirements for carrying firearms, viewing them as infringements on rights. He emphasizes that while legally compliant, he believes such permits are unnecessary for law-abiding citizens.

The ARFCOM News report covers a significant surge in gun sales and permit applications in Minnesota, attributed to concerns over civil unrest. It also details legal battles involving firearm accessory manufacturers like Hoffman Tactical and Rare Breed Triggers, and discusses a controversial detention incident involving a legally armed citizen in Florida. The importance of proper firearm training for new owners is emphasized.

This video discusses a confrontation involving an ICE agent and a civilian who intervened to defend a woman. The speaker argues the ICE agent lacked the authority to escalate the situation and that the civilian's actions did not constitute a felony, even if they were carrying a firearm without their permit readily accessible. The discussion touches on the legal ramifications of carrying without a permit versus committing a felony.

This video discusses the legal challenges to mandatory universal psychological examinations for CCW applicants in California. It argues that state law allows local authorities to recover costs of psychological testing, but this does not grant a blank check to require such tests for all applicants without individualized suspicion. The CRPA contends that imposing universal psychological exams violates the 14th Amendment's right to procedural due process.

This video highlights significant issues within Los Angeles County's Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) permitting system. It details an alleged disparity between the high number of CCW applications and the extremely low number of licenses granted. The speaker, affiliated with CRPA, also addresses the extensive delays in interview scheduling, which can extend up to a year, and disputes the sheriff's department's interpretation of the state's 120-day processing law, asserting the clock begins upon application submission, not after an interview.

A new ATF policy allows individuals with qualifying permits issued within the last 5 years in 13 specific states to bypass the standard NICS background check when purchasing a firearm from a licensed dealer (FFL). This policy recognizes that these state permits are issued after a background check equivalent to the NICS standard, preventing redundant checks. The change aims to streamline the firearm purchase process for law-abiding citizens who have already undergone thorough vetting.

This video discusses a potential Supreme Court case that could eliminate all firearm permits nationwide, impacting permits to purchase, carry, and own. The speaker references the New York Rifle and Pistol Club v. Bruen case as a precedent and outlines the legal arguments and potential outcomes, suggesting a shift towards permitless carry, purchase, and ownership across the United States.

This video discusses a potential Supreme Court case that could eliminate all firearm permits nationwide, including permits to purchase and carry. The speaker analyzes the legal precedent set by the Bruen case and explains how a current case, dismissed by the Second Circuit due to New York issuing a permit, is poised to reach the Supreme Court. The prediction is that this case will lead to nationwide permitless carry and purchase.

The Minnesota Supreme Court has ruled that the interior of a vehicle is considered a public place. This decision impacts the ability to carry firearms in vehicles without a permit, even if the item in question was a BB gun. The ruling raises questions about self-defense laws, duty to retreat, and the scope of Terry stops within vehicles.

This video discusses various Second Amendment infringements, with a focus on laws and regulations that gun owners find most burdensome. The host and viewers identify the Form 4473 background check as a significant infringement due to its perceived role in gun registration. Other discussed infringements include age restrictions for firearm ownership, waiting periods, magazine capacity limits, permit requirements for carrying, and the National Firearms Act (NFA).

This video clarifies common firearm misconceptions in the Philippines, distinguishing between semi-automatic and fully automatic firearms under Republic Act 10591. It explains the function and legality of suppressors, the necessity of permits for carrying firearms outside the residence, and differentiates between 'double action' as a firearm action and 'jacketed hollow point' (JHP) ammunition. The video also debunks the myth of Armando Malite inventing the AR-15.

This video analyzes recent Supreme Court decisions and their potential impact on Second Amendment rights, particularly concerning firearm permitting processes. The speaker argues that the Supreme Court may take up a case in 2025 that could lead to the elimination of permit requirements for purchasing and carrying firearms nationwide, drawing parallels to historical shifts in gun laws and emphasizing the importance of elections in preserving these rights.