Videos tagged with Unsafe Handgun

This video explains the legal complexities of owning AR pistols in California, highlighting the ban on Short Barreled Rifles (SBRs) and the alternative of AR pistols. It details how AR pistols, defined by their lack of a stock and the presence of a brace, are legally distinct from SBRs. The guide covers obtaining an AR pistol through private transfer, building one, or using a gunsmith, emphasizing compliance with California's handgun roster, fixed magazine requirements, and 10-round magazine limits for semi-automatic configurations.

This video critically analyzes a journalist's attempt to build a 'ghost gun' in California, highlighting numerous legal missteps and misinterpretations of state firearm laws. The instructor, Reno May, details the specific requirements for legally manufacturing firearms in California, including serialization, barrel length, and action type for polymer-based firearms. He argues that the journalist's actions resulted in the creation of an unsafe and unserialized handgun, leading to potential criminal charges.

This video critiques recent legislative and policy decisions in California, focusing on perceived contradictions in gun control and public safety measures. It highlights the state's push for police reform alongside the LAPD's adoption of an 'unsafe handgun' and discusses controversial drug treatment programs. The speaker expresses frustration with the state's approach to public health and individual freedoms.

Reno May critically examines the LAPD's selection of the FN 509 MRD-LE as their new duty weapon, highlighting the irony that this firearm is classified as an 'unsafe handgun' by California law, making it illegal for civilian purchase in the state. The video points out the discrepancy between what the state deems safe for citizens and what is issued to law enforcement officers.

This analysis by Armed Scholar details California's AB 2847 bill, which significantly impacts the state's handgun roster. Contrary to initial hopes, the bill is designed to remove existing handguns and restrict future ones by altering safety requirements. The expert explains the new definitions of 'unsafe' handguns and the detrimental consequences for firearm availability in California.