Videos tagged with Transporting Firearms

This video from Louisiana Firearms provides essential 'what NOT to do' advice for visiting a gun store. It covers critical safety violations like drawing your concealed weapon, emphasizes respecting store boundaries and staff procedures, and warns against illegal activities such as straw purchases or attempting to take a firearm after a denied background check. The content is presented with a humorous yet educational tone by professionals.

When forced to evacuate, prioritize transporting a few handguns and essential long guns by covering them with blankets or luggage for discretion. For larger collections, invest in long-term storage solutions like corrosion-prevention bags from brands such as Xeros, available at retailers like Brownells, to protect firearms from environmental damage like flooding. Recognize that not all firearms can be transported, and consider the limitations of standard gun safes against determined intruders.

This Q&A episode from Ozzie Reviews addresses various firearms-related topics and product updates. The video highlights the availability of new gun bags and covers questions ranging from general news in the firearms community to specific policy discussions like gun-free zones, ex-convict firearm possession, waiting periods, private shooting ranges, transporting loaded firearms, and permit systems (may issue vs. shall issue). It also touches on the respect shown to licensed shooters, a comparison of air rifle calibers (.177 vs. .22), and a potential review of the Southern Cross Small Arms Taipan rifle. The episode aims to inform and engage its audience on current issues and products.

This video addresses subscriber questions regarding Washington state firearms laws. Key topics include private business rights to search patrons, consequences of violating private firearm policies (trespassing vs. criminal charges), legal definitions and measurement of rifle barrel length for SBR classification, lawful transportation of firearms without a CPL, and the legal definition and exceptions for displaying a weapon (brandishing).