Videos tagged with Connecticut Gun Laws

This video discusses the legal challenge to Connecticut's assault weapon and high-capacity magazine ban in the case of NAGR v. Lamont. William Kirk of Washington Gun Law analyzes two Amicus briefs that support the petition, focusing on how lower courts have interpreted the 'Common Use Test.' The video encourages viewers to educate themselves on these issues affecting Second Amendment rights and provides links to the briefs and supporting organizations.

This video discusses a recent ruling by the United States Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit, which has deemed bans on AR-15 style semi-automatic rifles and their magazines to be constitutional. Mark Smith, host of the Four Boxes Diner 2A channel and a recognized Second Amendment scholar, analyzes the implications of this legal decision. Smith, a constitutional attorney and frequent Fox News guest, draws upon his extensive background and published works to provide an in-depth perspective on this significant development for gun rights.

This video discusses a Connecticut bill that, without directly banning firearms, could significantly harm the firearms industry through civil lawsuits against manufacturers and dealers, even if they followed the law. The creator argues this is a "war by paperwork" aimed at financially crippling the Second Amendment community by impacting supply chains and insurance. The video also promotes various merchandise and channels related to Second Amendment advocacy.

This video discusses a significant ruling by the US Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit in favor of a Connecticut gun owner, challenging a police officer. Constitutional attorney Mark W. Smith explains how the decision impacts qualified immunity and Second Amendment rights, referencing the Bruen decision. The analysis covers the case background, the intricacies of qualified immunity, and the timeline of events, highlighting the implications for gun owners.

This video, "This Week in Guns 10/17/2023," covers a range of firearm-related news and legal updates. Topics include the opening of the Illinois Assault Weapons Ban registry, FRT injunctions, Smith & Wesson's move to Tennessee, restrictions on UTM rounds, and new gun laws in Connecticut and Colorado. The video also touches on the "Fudge Won't Stop Bad Governor" situation in New Mexico and introduces the "ONESHOT System." Several sponsors and their discount codes are mentioned.

This video discusses new gun control laws enacted in Connecticut, signed by Governor Ned Lamont. Key provisions include limiting handgun purchases to three per 30 days, banning open carry, and mandating safe storage of all firearms. The law also imposes requirements for purchasing body armor and introduces penalties for unregistered large-capacity magazines. The content creator expresses concern over these restrictions and potential further limitations proposed by state officials, such as microlabeling or microstamping ammunition. The video also promotes the creator's merchandise and advocacy efforts.

This video warns gun owners about five specific states where carrying a firearm can be legally problematic due to strict regulations. It highlights the complexities of gun laws in Connecticut, the challenges for gun owners in Hawaii, and the restrictive rules in Massachusetts, New Jersey, and New York, particularly focusing on ammunition laws in New York. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding state-specific firearm regulations before traveling to avoid legal issues. It is presented for educational purposes and encourages viewers to stay informed about concealed carry laws.

This video provides an in-depth overview of Connecticut's gun laws, covering ownership regulations, purchase restrictions, self-making firearms, ammunition limits, carry restrictions, self-defense laws, and restrictions on specific firearm types like machine guns. Hosted by @MattLaAtLaw from Fuddbusters, the series aims to clarify state-specific firearm legislation, separate fact from fiction, and offer a judgment on Connecticut's gun laws, potentially highlighting issues with 'fudds'. The video also includes affiliate links for supporting the channel and purchasing related items.

This video from Gun Talk Radio addresses a common question for firearm owners: how to determine the legality of a specific firearm in their state. It features a caller, Bill, inquiring about his .22 pistol in Connecticut and receives guidance from host Tom Gresham and the After Show crew on finding reliable information regarding state gun laws. The video promotes tuning into the live radio show and accessing various platforms for more content.

This video from Guns & Gadgets discusses the shutdown of the gun permitting and purchase system in "The Constitution State" (likely Connecticut). The description promotes various affiliations, including Patreon, Blackout Coffee, GNG Shirts, Gun Owners of America, and WPSN. It also mentions a backup YouTube channel and provides contact information and a physical address. The content focuses on political and legal aspects affecting gun owners, emphasizing Second Amendment rights.

This "Legal Brief" episode from The Gun Collective features Adam Kraut discussing three new gun laws enacted in Connecticut. The video provides links to the specific legislative bills (HB 7218, HB 7219, and HB 7223) for viewers to review the details of these new regulations. The content focuses on legal and legislative changes affecting firearm ownership and rights in the state.

This video from Guns & Gadgets Media discusses legislative actions in Connecticut perceived as targeting gun owners. The description emphasizes the channel's commitment to providing information and entertainment, with a strong disclaimer about responsible firearm handling, training, and legal compliance. The content is positioned as commentary and opinion, adhering to Fair Use principles for educational purposes. The channel explicitly states it does not sell firearms or parts and encourages viewers to act at their own risk, stressing the need for proper training and licensing.