Videos tagged with SAFE Act

This video discusses recent legislative efforts and court decisions impacting Second Amendment rights. It highlights a bill to reinstate gun-free zones invalidated by McDaniels v. State of Florida, criticizes Maine's expanded red flag laws for potentially bypassing due process, and identifies Zohran Mamdani as a potential new voice in anti-gun rhetoric due to his support for federal gun control measures like a nationwide assault rifle ban.

This video discusses the New York City mayoral election, focusing on the presumed Democratic candidate, Zoran Mom Donnie, a self-proclaimed socialist. The speaker criticizes Mom Donnie's platform, which includes policies like a $30 minimum wage, rent freezes, tax hikes, and advocating for banning all guns. The video also touches on the Republican candidate, Curtis Sliwa, and the perceived lack of viable pro-gun candidates in the city. The speaker expresses concern that Mom Donnie's policies could lead to an exodus of businesses and residents, a decline in public safety, and further restrictions on firearm ownership.

This video discusses the Second Amendment Guarantee Act (SAGA), a bill introduced by Congresswoman Claudia Tenney aimed at ending state-level bans on firearms lawfully permitted under federal law. The bill seeks to override state prohibitions on the sale, manufacturing, importation, or possession of such firearms, and would nullify existing bans. The speaker notes that while the logic aligns with Supreme Court rulings like Heller and Bruen, the bill faces a slim chance of passing due to its controversial nature.

This video features an expert analysis of recent gun charges against two brothers in New York City, arguing that the charges violate the Second Amendment. The host, with demonstrated expertise in firearms law and policy, critically examines New York's stringent gun control measures, including assault weapon bans, magazine capacity limits, and ghost gun regulations, asserting their unconstitutionality in light of Supreme Court rulings like NYSRPA v. Bruen. The discussion highlights the potential overreach of state laws and their impact on law-abiding citizens.

This video from Guns & Gadgets discusses a proposed bill in New York (Bill 4150) that would limit rifle and shotgun purchases to one per 90-day period. The speaker, an authoritative voice on 2nd Amendment news, critiques the bill's effectiveness in preventing illegal gun acquisition and its potential constitutional challenges, drawing parallels to previous legislation like the SAFE Act. The discussion highlights concerns about dealer knowledge of customer purchase history and the broader implications for law-abiding citizens' rights.

This video discusses New York Governor Kathy Hochul's decision to revoke a memorandum that had paused the implementation of the SAFE Act's ammunition background check provision. The description highlights that background checks are now required, but the state currently lacks the necessary process and infrastructure to facilitate them. The video also includes promotional links for USCCA, gold purchases, and the creator's social media and merchandise.

This video, "Gun Gripes #301: 'Cuomo's New Executive Orders | SAFE Act 2.0?'", features Matt and Klint from @MeetThePressers joining Eric from IV8888 to discuss Governor Cuomo's recent executive orders concerning firearms in New York. The discussion focuses on how these orders are perceived as a revamped SAFE Act and an imposition of further unconstitutional restrictions on gun owners within the state. The video promotes various support channels and merchandise for IV8888.

This video clip from a live show discusses allegations of potential firearm confiscation by Suffolk County Police in New York. It delves into the evidence suggesting these actions, framed within the broader context of gun control debates and the #2A movement. The description highlights related hashtags and promotional links for merchandise and support platforms.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features host Tom Gresham discussing the dismissal of a SAFE Act conviction with Steve Felano from 2AWNY. The conversation also touches upon alternative methods for carrying firearms and the concept of 'gun sanctuary' counties. The show, which airs live Sundays from 2-5 PM Eastern, covers a wide range of gun-related topics, from new products to politics, and is available across various platforms.

This video discusses the intersection of gun control, political corruption, and socioeconomic issues in Albany, New York. It highlights how economic neglect and a lack of accountability from representatives contribute to community problems, which are then often addressed with gun control measures rather than systemic solutions. The speaker emphasizes the need for community unity and holding elected officials accountable for their policies.

This video provides a detailed overview of New York's complex and restrictive gun laws, focusing on the challenges faced by residents in acquiring and carrying firearms. It highlights specific restrictions on rifles, such as bans on muzzle brakes, flash hiders, and pistol grips, as well as magazine capacity limits. The process for obtaining a concealed carry permit is described as 'may issue,' requiring a letter explaining the need and a face-to-face interview with a judge. The handgun purchase process involves a 'green coupon' system and significant waiting periods, often dictated by county-specific interpretations of the law. The discussion also touches upon the impact of the SAFE Act and the broader political landscape affecting gun rights in the state.

This video discusses recent gun control measures and legislative proposals across the US. It covers the low compliance with bump stock and trigger crank surrender orders in Massachusetts, new gun control bills in New York including expanded waiting periods and firearm locking requirements, and the SAFE Act's gun registration and license recertification mandates. The video also touches on the debate surrounding the Hearing Protection Act and suppressor sales, and legislative efforts in California and New Jersey to increase firearm training requirements and reduce magazine capacity.