TAKE ACTION! Carrying Firearms on Army Corps of Engineers Land & California Ammo Law Update

This video discusses two significant Second Amendment updates. Firstly, it announces that Judge Benitez has struck down California's ammunition background check law (Proposition 63), allowing for online ammo purchases and direct shipping to homes without background checks or Real ID requirements. Secondly, it details a proposed regulation by the Army Corps of Engineers to allow firearm carry on their lands, aligning with federal park regulations. The video urges viewers to participate in the public comment period for this proposed regulation.

Quick Summary

California's ammunition background check law, Proposition 63, has been struck down by Judge Benitez in the Rode v Becerra case. This ruling allows for the purchase and direct shipment of ammunition without background checks or Real ID requirements. Additionally, a proposed regulation may soon permit firearm carry on Army Corps of Engineers land, aligning with federal park rules.

Chapters

  1. 00:04Introduction
  2. 00:46California Ammo Law Update
  3. 01:11Rode v Becerra Ruling
  4. 01:26Ammunition Purchase Freedom
  5. 02:45Judge Benitez's History
  6. 03:23Army Corps of Engineers Land Carry
  7. 03:41Credit Card Act of 2009 Amendment
  8. 04:35Obama Administration Ban
  9. 05:41Proposed Regulation & Comment Period
  10. 07:08How to Submit Comments
  11. 08:14Conclusion & Safety

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current status of ammunition background checks in California?

As of the ruling in Rode v Becerra, California's ammunition background check law (Proposition 63) has been struck down by Judge Benitez. This means you can now buy ammunition in California without a background check or associated fees, and online purchases can be shipped directly to your home.

Can I carry a firearm on Army Corps of Engineers land?

Currently, carrying firearms on Army Corps of Engineers land is banned. However, a proposed regulation aims to allow firearm carry, aligning it with federal park regulations. The public comment period for this proposal is ongoing and ends June 12, 2020.

Who is Judge Benitez and what is his significance for gun owners?

Judge Benitez is a federal judge in California known for ruling in favor of Second Amendment rights. He previously struck down California's ban on standard-capacity magazines and recently invalidated the state's ammunition background check law, Proposition 63.

How can I support the proposed regulation allowing firearm carry on Army Corps of Engineers land?

You can support the proposed regulation by submitting a public comment before the deadline of June 12, 2020. Gun Owners of America (GOA) provides a link and a tool on their website to easily submit your comments.

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