9mm 1911 for CCW Class; Constitutional Carry and CCW Instructors: GTR | 2.23.20 After Show

Published on February 27, 2020
Duration: 42:29

This discussion delves into the complexities of firearm rights and training, particularly concerning Constitutional Carry and the state of the NRA. It highlights the debate around mandatory training for concealed carry versus permitless carry, with insights from John Lott suggesting an increase in training uptake in Constitutional Carry states. The conversation also touches on the financial implications for CCW instructors and the broader implications for gun ownership and advocacy.

Quick Summary

Constitutional Carry allows individuals to carry concealed firearms without a permit, contrasting with CCW permits that require applications and training. While some instructors fear a loss of business, research indicates Constitutional Carry may increase training uptake as more people choose to carry, and data from states with such laws shows no rise in firearm-related incidents.

Chapters

  1. 01:42NRA Elections & 'Save the Second'
  2. 03:31NRA's Financial & Legal Challenges
  3. 07:47CCW Course & 9mm 1911 Experience
  4. 13:54Encouraging Women in Shooting
  5. 19:431911 Caliber Comparisons
  6. 23:23New Ruger GP 100 in 9mm
  7. 25:51Women's CCW Class Success
  8. 26:48Constitutional Carry Debate
  9. 27:33CCW Instructors & Constitutional Carry
  10. 30:21Cost of Firearms & Training
  11. 31:47Data on Constitutional Carry States
  12. 33:32Quality of CCW Instruction
  13. 34:00Wild West vs. Current Laws
  14. 35:49What are you carrying today?
  15. 37:1025th Anniversary Show Preview
  16. 41:18Segway with Machine Gun?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Constitutional Carry and how does it differ from a CCW permit?

Constitutional Carry allows individuals to carry a concealed firearm without needing a government-issued permit. This contrasts with a CCW (Concealed Carry Weapon) permit, which requires an application, background check, and often a training course, granting the holder the legal right to carry concealed.

What are the arguments for and against Constitutional Carry?

Proponents argue it upholds Second Amendment rights by removing a 'tax' on carrying and that data shows no increase in crime. Opponents, including some instructors, worry about a potential decrease in training and an increase in untrained individuals carrying firearms.

What issues are being discussed regarding the NRA?

Concerns have been raised about the NRA's financial management and leadership, with some members questioning its effectiveness and transparency. This has led some to redirect donations to other Second Amendment advocacy groups.

Does Constitutional Carry lead to more or fewer people taking firearm training classes?

Research suggests that in states adopting Constitutional Carry, there can be an increase in people taking firearm training classes. This is because more individuals choose to carry, and many still seek formal instruction for safety and proficiency.

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