Videos tagged with Ohio Gun Laws

This video discusses an incident where an armed Amazon driver reportedly shot and killed a man attempting to carjack his delivery truck in Cleveland, Ohio. It delves into the legal implications of using deadly force in Ohio, emphasizing that it's generally permissible only when there's a threat to personal safety, not just property. The description also highlights Amazon's company policy against drivers carrying firearms while working, raising questions about the driver's employment status. The video encourages viewer comments on the situation and promotes various merchandise and the creator's channels.

This video discusses recent legislative actions and proposals impacting firearm rights, focusing on "red flag" laws in D.C. and challenges to preemption laws in Ohio and Savannah. It also covers potential AR-15 and AK-47 bans in St. Louis and the removal of "Moms Demand Action" from a legislative session. The content highlights ongoing political debates and legal battles surrounding gun control and Second Amendment issues.

This video celebrates the implementation of Constitutional Carry in Ohio. The creator, RTT Guns N' Gear, expresses congratulations and provides extensive links for supporting their channel through various platforms like Ko-Fi, PayPal, and Amazon. They also share numerous social media links for Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Twitter, Reddit, Rumble, MeWe, and Discord. The description reiterates support options and contact information.

This video discusses Ohio becoming the 22nd state to fully recognize the Second Amendment. The title strongly indicates a focus on gun rights and legislation, aligning with a political and legal discussion surrounding firearms. The description mentions viewer support and patronage, suggesting the channel's content is driven by its audience's interest in such topics. While no specific firearms are mentioned, the core subject matter is the protection and recognition of the Second Amendment in the state of Ohio.

This YouTube video from Guns & Gadgets announces that Ohio has become a Constitutional Carry state. The description provides links to join an email list, support the channel via Patreon, purchase merchandise, and visit partner websites such as Blackout Coffee and Gun Owners of America. It also includes links to a backup channel and contact information. The video emphasizes that all content is for informational and entertainment purposes, produced in a safe environment by trained professionals, and disclaims responsibility for viewer actions.

This video discusses an opinion article from Ohio concerning the state's impending Constitutional Carry status. The presenter argues that this development is causing 'gun controllers' to become 'frantic' and resort to 'silly arguments.' The content focuses on the political and societal debate surrounding gun rights and control, particularly in light of legislative changes in Ohio.

This "Gun Talk LIVE" episode discusses recent NRA legal victories in a New York court, juxtaposed with critical commentary on the Biden administration's policies impacting gun owners. The video highlights the urgency for viewers to contact legislators and promotes the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) for advocacy. It also includes a preparedness segment with a "gear preparedness reality check." A significant development covered is Ohio's potential move towards Constitutional Carry, with the bill passing the House and Senate and awaiting the Governor's signature. The episode is sponsored by Taurus, GunDealio, Ruger, Smith & Wesson, and Lockdown, and promotes various platforms for accessing more Gun Talk content.

This video discusses the progression of Ohio HB227, a constitutional carry bill, moving forward in the state legislature. It provides links to the bill's text, the Ohio House and Senate websites, and encourages viewers to join an email list for updates. The video also promotes Guns & Gadgets' website, Patreon, and merchandise, along with affiliate links for Blackout Coffee and WPSN. A disclaimer emphasizes that the content is for informational and entertainment purposes, with all shooting demonstrations conducted safely by professionals and at the viewer's own risk.

This video discusses how "anti-gunners" are allegedly using recent shootings to advance their agenda, particularly in anticipation of a Supreme Court case. It also highlights Ohio's potential move to arm teachers. The video promotes Gun Owners of America and encourages viewers to contact their representatives to oppose HR2377. It provides links for signing up for an email list, supporting the channel via Patreon, and purchasing merchandise and coffee.

This video from VSO Gun Channel discusses recent legal and legislative developments concerning firearms. The title highlights a perceived win for Ohio and a loss for the ATF, along with commentary on Congressional actions related to gun control, described as 'full potato'. The description emphasizes the channel's role as an educational resource for responsible gun ownership and safety, clarifying their business model which involves testing and evaluation services rather than firearm sales. They mention the potential loss of description data due to a bulk update and direct viewers to their affiliate link. VSO Gun Channel aims to provide objective content based on their personnel's tests, reserving creative rights and maintaining editorial independence from manufacturers.

This "Gun Talk" After Show episode from March 29, 2015, features hosts Tom Gresham, Jim, and Michelle discussing essential firearm maintenance and legal updates. Key topics include recommendations for gun cleaning products, guidance on achieving proper shotgun fit for optimal shooting, and an analysis of new gun laws enacted in Ohio. The episode aims to provide practical advice and information for firearm owners.

This video discusses a newspaper editorial from the Cleveland Plain Dealer concerning the Cleveland Police's decision to not return a firearm to a concealed-carry permit holder, Derrick Washington. Cam Edwards of NRA News interviews J. Gary Seewald, Washington's attorney, to delve into the legal and practical implications of the police's action. The conversation likely explores Second Amendment rights, police procedures regarding seized firearms, and the rights of lawful gun owners.