Videos tagged with Rocky Mountain Gun Owners

Colion Noir, an attorney and firearms expert, analyzes Colorado's Senate Bill 3, which proposes banning semi-automatic firearms with detachable magazines. He argues that such bans are ineffective and can increase safety risks by complicating firearm clearing. The bill's strategy of using prolonged legal battles to achieve de facto disarmament is also discussed, alongside critiques of law enforcement exemptions and a reaffirmation of individual self-defense rights.

This video provides a final update on gun legislation in Colorado, focusing on bills that were passed and defeated. Notably, a "Semi-Auto Firearm Ban" was defeated, but other bills regarding "sensitive spaces" (effective July 1, 2024), "car storage" (effective Jan 1, 2025), an "excise tax" (effective April 1, 2025), "CCP permit" (effective July 1, 2025), "gun store permit" (effective July 1, 2025), and a "merchant code" (effective Aug 9, 2024) were not as fortunate. The description includes donation links for Rocky Mountain Gun Owners and Dragonman's, Ava's new IEC, and resources to find Colorado representatives and bills. It also provides direct email addresses for Governor Polis and Colorado senators.

This video discusses the "Assault Weapons Ban" and other gun bills being considered in Colorado as of May 5, 2024. It provides links and resources for viewers to learn more about the legislation, contact their representatives and the Governor, and support organizations like Rocky Mountain Gun Owners (RMGO) and Dragonman's through donations and a fundraising banquet. The content focuses on legislative updates and calls to action for gun owners in Colorado.

This video provides a critical update on Second Amendment legal battles in Colorado and Washington. Colorado has advanced an assault weapons ban, while Washington's magazine ban faced a temporary unconstitutional ruling before being stayed. The discussion highlights key Supreme Court precedents shaping gun rights litigation.

This video discusses proposed civilian disarmament legislation in Colorado and the potential impact on gun rights. William Kirk of Washington Gun Law highlights at least one bill in the State Capitol that could advance significant gun control measures. The video urges viewers to become educated and politically active, specifically directing them to resources from Rocky Mountain Gun Owners (RMGO) for bill tracking and legislative engagement. It also promotes Right to Bear for self-defense legal protection and provides contact information for Washington Gun Law.

Melissa from Dragonman's provides a critical update on the Colorado semi-automatic firearm ban bill, which has passed the House and is moving to the Senate. Despite overwhelming public opposition demonstrated during testimony, the bill's progression highlights the need for continued advocacy. The update emphasizes direct action, urging viewers to contact their senators and sign petitions to prevent potential bans on a wide range of firearms.

Brandon Herrera testifies against Colorado's HB24-1292, an assault weapons ban. He argues the bill is ineffective, politically motivated, and broadly defines 'assault weapon' to include common firearms. Herrera emphasizes holding politicians accountable for infringing on gun rights and highlights the growth of gun culture activism.

William Kirk of Washington Gun Law discusses the Colorado State Legislature's legislative efforts to disarm responsible gun owners. The video highlights new proposals that go beyond previous measures like assault weapon bans, aiming to inform citizens about these developments and encourage them to stay educated and involved. The description promotes resources for tracking legislation and supporting gun rights organizations like Rocky Mountain Gun Owners.

This video features Washington Gun Law President, William Kirk, dissecting a court ruling regarding Colorado's new gun waiting periods. The focus is on the judge's reasoning for denying an injunction, which the speaker describes as 'disturbing' and potentially influential for future Second Amendment challenges. The video aims to educate viewers on these legal developments and encourage proactive understanding of their Second Amendment rights.

This video critically examines a federal judge's interpretation of the Second Amendment, arguing it incorrectly limits the right to 'keep and bear arms' to possession and carrying, excluding the right to obtain firearms. The speaker, drawing on historical definitions and legal precedent like the Heller decision, disputes the judge's reasoning that waiting periods are consistent with historical firearm regulation. The analysis highlights the distinction between possessing and obtaining a firearm, and critiques the judge's reliance on 'expert opinions' that lack historical grounding.

This YouTube video discusses several current events related to firearms and gun rights. Topics include a firearm being smuggled into a White Sox game via 'belly fat', Tennessee's lack of gun control in a special session, a federal appeals court placing a hold on Colorado's under-21 gun ban, and a federal judge criticizing the ATF's 'heavy-handed' actions. The video also touches upon an incident where ATF inspectors allegedly took records from IV8888's FFL without a warrant. Sponsor links for TNVC and Springfield Armory are provided.

This video showcases Rocky Mountain Gun Owners attending a Machine Gun (MG) Shoot and Range Day hosted by Dragonman's on September 16-17, 2023. The event appears to be a hands-on experience with various firearms, likely including automatic weapons given the mention of an MG shoot. The content will focus on the gathering, the shooting activities, and the firearms involved, offering a glimpse into a community event for firearm enthusiasts.