Videos tagged with Firearm Transfers

This video discusses a significant legal victory for the Second Amendment in Virginia, where a permanent injunction has halted the enforcement of universal background checks for private firearm transfers. The host breaks down the details of the ruling, its implications for gun owners nationwide, and potential future legal actions. The content emphasizes the importance of protecting firearm liberties and encourages viewers to support pro-2A organizations.

This video, titled '5 MIN AGO: Supreme Court BANNED Private Transfers of Firearms!', suggests a significant legal development impacting firearm ownership. The channel 'Best Guns' aims to cover various firearm types including Glocks, Berettas, handguns, budget guns, and assault rifles. It also mentions specific pistols, calibers, and accessories like magazines and bullets.

This video discusses the California Department of Justice's Bureau of Firearms (BOF) implementing 30-day delays on firearm transfers, which the uploader considers excessive and an infringement on rights. The video highlights the lawsuit Campos v. Bonta, filed by the Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC), aiming to stop these delays and hold the DOJ accountable. The uploader also provides links to sponsors and their own merchandise. A disclaimer clarifies the content is opinion, not legal advice, and viewers should not attempt anything shown without professional training.

This video from Guns & Gadgets Media reports on breaking news regarding private firearm transfers being halted. The description includes affiliate links for various organizations and products, such as Sonoran Desert Institute, CCDL, Blackout Coffee, and support links for Gun Owners of America, Firearms Policy Coalition, and Second Amendment Foundation. The creator also shares links for their email list, Patreon, and merchandise. The video provides information relevant to gun owners and their rights, with a strong emphasis on the Second Amendment.

This video discusses the unexpected and prolonged outage of the NICS (National Instant Criminal Background Check System). The description highlights that this shutdown has effectively halted most firearm transfers, with no estimated time for restoration. The creator mentions some anecdotal reports of temporary system access for certain individuals. The video also includes promotional links for USCCA, gold investments, social media, and merchandise, along with disclaimers about not being a lawyer and that the content is for educational and entertainment purposes only, urging viewers to exercise caution and not replicate actions without professional guidance.

This video provides an update on the Title 1 lawsuit concerning the California Department of Justice (CA DOJ) and their DROS system. The CA DOJ has updated the DROS system to permit the transfer of "OTHERs," which the uploader suggests could be a significant error for their case. This contradicts their previous claims of being unable to update the system while they lobbied for legislative bans on Title 1 firearms. The video also includes promotional links for gold, supplements, body armor, and channel support.

This YouTube video features Erich Pratt from Gun Owners of America discussing two significant House bills, H.R.8 and H.R.1446. The video highlights that these bills aim to ban private firearm sales and indefinitely delay firearm transfers exceeding a 3-day NICS delay. A call to action is provided, directing viewers to a link where they can contact their representatives to oppose these measures. The description emphasizes the urgency and potential impact of these legislative developments on gun ownership rights.

This video discusses the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on Second Amendment rights, specifically detailing how local governments are allegedly using the crisis to shut down gun shops, halt firearm transfers, and suspend gun permits. The content highlights concerns about government overreach during a time of public health emergency and its implications for lawful gun ownership.

This video, titled '.Org | Vote No on I-594', urges viewers to vote against Initiative 594, a ballot measure in Washington State. The description details that I-594 proposes a universal handgun registration scheme and would regulate all firearm transfers, not just sales. The initiative mandates that even casual transfers, like a friend borrowing a gun at a range, would require a licensed dealer, incurring fees, paperwork, and use taxes. For handguns, it would also include state registration. Furthermore, the waiting period for handgun sales and private transfers would be extended from 5 to 10 days. The video directs viewers to VoteNo594.com for more information.