West Virginia Attorney General John "JB" McCuskey | 2026 SHOT Show TV Interview

Published on January 22, 2026
Duration: 3:51

West Virginia Attorney General John 'JB' McCuskey discusses key legislative actions, including the FIND Act and enhanced PLCAA, aimed at protecting the Second Amendment and the firearms industry. He highlights the state's efforts to attract manufacturers by offering legal certainty and a pro-2A environment. McCuskey also notes the industry's economic importance and the potential of virtual training for engaging younger generations.

Quick Summary

West Virginia Attorney General John 'JB' McCuskey discussed the state's FIND Act and enhanced PLCAA, designed to protect the Second Amendment and the firearms industry from lawsuits. He highlighted West Virginia's efforts to attract manufacturers and noted the importance of virtual training for engaging younger Second Amendment supporters.

Chapters

  1. 00:00West Virginia Firearms Legislation (FIND Act, PLCAA)
  2. 00:51Economic Impact & Attracting Manufacturers
  3. 01:36Legal Challenges to Bans & SCOTUS Brief
  4. 02:46SHOT Show 2024: Virtual Training & Tech

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of West Virginia's FIND Act and enhanced PLCAA law?

West Virginia's FIND Act and enhanced PLCAA law are designed to uphold the state's commitment to the Second Amendment. They aim to protect the firearms industry from discriminatory practices and shield it from frivolous lawsuits, ensuring legal certainty for manufacturers and consumers.

How is West Virginia trying to attract firearms manufacturers?

West Virginia seeks to attract firearms manufacturers by offering a pro-Second Amendment workforce and providing legal certainty against 'lawfare.' This approach aims to draw businesses away from states perceived as less favorable to the industry, such as Connecticut and Massachusetts.

What legal action did 26 Attorneys General take regarding gun bans?

A coalition of 26 Attorneys General, led by West Virginia's AG, filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court (SCOTUS). They urged SCOTUS to review Washington D.C.'s ban on modern sporting rifles and high-capacity magazines, arguing that Second Amendment violations have nationwide implications.

What technological trends did AG McCuskey find interesting at SHOT Show?

At SHOT Show, Attorney General McCuskey expressed interest in the growth of virtual firearms training and the integration of high-tech solutions within the industry. He believes these advancements are key to engaging a younger generation of Second Amendment supporters.

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