GUN GRIPES #113: "California Gunpocalypse"

Published on July 3, 2016
Duration: 28:44

This video from Iraqveteran8888 discusses a series of new firearm laws signed by California Governor Jerry Brown, dubbed the 'California Gunpocalypse.' The hosts break down several bills, including those that reclassify semi-automatic rifles as assault weapons, ban certain magazine locking devices like the 'bullet button,' require background checks for loaned firearms, restrict ammunition purchases, and ban high-capacity magazines. They express strong opposition to these measures, arguing they infringe upon Second Amendment rights and disproportionately affect law-abiding citizens while doing little to deter criminals.

Quick Summary

California's new firearm laws, discussed by Iraqveteran8888, include reclassifying semi-automatic rifles as assault weapons, banning 'bullet buttons' and magazines over 10 rounds, and requiring background checks for loaned firearms. These measures are criticized for burdening law-abiding citizens without deterring criminals.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: California Gun Gripes
  2. 01:53AB 1135 & SB 880: Assault Weapons & Bullet Button Ban
  3. 03:19AB 1511: Background Checks for Loaned Firearms
  4. 04:47AB 1673 Veto: 80% Receivers
  5. 05:36AB 1674 Veto: Handgun Purchase Limit Expansion
  6. 08:32AB 1695: Stolen Firearm Reporting Penalty
  7. 11:36Misdemeanor Domestic Violence & Gun Rights
  8. 12:34SB 267 Veto: Gun Violence Restraining Orders
  9. 14:44SB 894 Veto: Stolen Firearm Reporting Timeline
  10. 16:03SB 1235: Ammunition Purchase Restrictions
  11. 19:25SB 1446: Magazine Capacity Ban
  12. 20:20California as a Test Bed for Gun Control
  13. 21:40The Anti-Gun Mentality: Ignorance or Evil
  14. 22:53Impact on Second Amendment Rights
  15. 24:13Fighting the Good Fight in California
  16. 26:48Conclusion: The Need for Awareness

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main changes to California's firearm laws discussed in the video?

The video highlights laws that reclassify semi-automatic rifles as assault weapons, ban 'bullet buttons' and magazines over 10 rounds, require background checks for loaned firearms, and impose restrictions on ammunition purchases. Several bills were signed, while others were vetoed.

What is the significance of the 'bullet button' ban in California?

The 'bullet button' was a workaround for California's ban on detachable magazines. Its ban means that rifles previously equipped with this feature are now considered illegal assault weapons, further restricting firearm configurations.

How do the new California gun laws affect law-abiding citizens versus criminals?

The hosts argue that these laws disproportionately burden law-abiding citizens by restricting their ability to acquire firearms and ammunition. They contend that criminals, by definition, will not comply with these regulations, rendering them ineffective against illegal activity.

What is the criticism regarding the ban on high-capacity magazines in California?

The ban on magazines holding more than 10 cartridges is criticized as an infringement on Second Amendment rights. The video suggests that such devices are common and that confiscation efforts are unlikely to be effective, while impacting responsible gun owners.

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