Videos tagged with South Carolina Constitutional Carry

This video discusses South Carolina's recent constitutional carry law and Governor McMaster's veto of a bill aimed at dropping certain firearm charges. The speaker argues that charges for carrying firearms in vehicles, especially for non-violent offenses or those related to transportation laws that have since changed, should be dropped retroactively. The veto is seen as a stance against removing prosecutorial discretion, but the speaker believes it unfairly impacts individuals who would now be legally carrying firearms.

This video, presented by William Kirk of Washington Gun Law, breaks down South Carolina's recent passage of HB 3594, often referred to as Constitutional Carry. Kirk meticulously explains the nuances and limitations of the bill, highlighting specific prohibited locations and reporting requirements for lost or stolen firearms. He emphasizes that while it's a step towards permitless carry, it retains certain restrictions and offers a critical analysis of its effectiveness and comparison to other states' laws.

This "Triple Threat" segment from Guns & Gadgets provides critical updates on Second Amendment legislation across three states. Expert analysis covers Kansas's reduced concealed carry permit costs, South Carolina's progress towards constitutional carry, and Nevada's introduction of several restrictive gun control bills. The discussion highlights the dynamic nature of gun rights advocacy and legislative battles.