Videos tagged with Constitution Carry

This video discusses the "Constitution Carry" movement and how it is being met with opposition from what the creator describes as the "Left's gun control machine." The creator suggests that opponents of constitutional carry are using similar talking points across the nation and frames the situation as the beginning of a larger battle for rights. The video aims to spark discussion on this topic.

This video discusses the ongoing debate surrounding Constitutional Carry in Ohio, highlighting the political "heat" and strong opinions on both sides. The creator characterizes opposing viewpoints as "hyperbole, hysteria, and fear mongering" and calls for action to push Governor DeWine to sign the legislation into law. A link to a relevant opinion article from The Columbus Dispatch is provided.

This YouTube video discusses a significant gun rights bill that recently passed the Pennsylvania Senate. The bill is described as opening up "full throttle" for gun rights, potentially impacting the landscape moving into 2022. Key provisions mentioned include constitutional carry, open carry, and a lower age limit for gun ownership. The content aims to inform viewers about these developments and their implications for Second Amendment rights in Pennsylvania.

This YouTube video discusses the potential for Ohio to become the 22nd state to enact "Constitution Carry" laws, allowing residents to carry firearms without a permit. The content highlights the significance of this legislative movement for Second Amendment supporters and encourages viewer discussion.

This video features Reno May discussing the differences between Keymod and Mlok attachment systems for firearms, referencing current events and Second Amendment rights. He also touches on topics like concealed carry, assault weapon definitions, and introducing new individuals to firearms. The description highlights his backup Instagram, a sponsored pre-workout and gold buying link, concealable backpack body armor, and support channels. The timestamps indicate discussions on topics ranging from personal defense scenarios (Ring door cam, mountain lion, subway) to legal aspects of firearms and accessory considerations like weapon lights and backup irons.