Exactly!

Free men don't.

Exactly. We have to many second amendment violations. FFL dealers. The NFA, GCA, and the ATF are all unconstitutional. If these illegal laws are being enforced, fire your law enforcement agents.

I'm gonna have to revoke this sheriff's free speech permit for spreading government misinformation about the 2nd amendment in the constitution that shall not be infringed.

​@mikealext yes sir!!!

Sadly states like NY, NJ, and CA don’t believe in the constitution.

Your wrong .Your bill of rights is your right to carry. The Constitution was written by criminals for criminals. Go try reading the Federalist papers you'll stop blabbing about the constitution

No, its an admition that they know about the natural right of the individuals.

@@williamfagerheim1817 Then both are true

@@nirlicnick nope, because the constitution has no real authority what so ever. Its not a permission what so ever because you need no permission from anyone if you have a natural right to have ownership/sovereignity/authority/power over your own life, works/trade/business, and property. Any violation of this right is the very definition of what a crime actually is and what slavery means.

Well then ur both criminals lmao

​​@@MC_605 😂 technically that's true.

Get caught doing it and catch a felony, which bans you from legally buying or possessing one ever again

@@BrianCervantes-bg1cm Yeah it's honestly crazy to risk your freedom over an 8 hour ccw class. It only takes one Saturday out of your life to get a concealed carry license. The class is ridiculous and a money grab but life is full of things like that. For an example we have to pay for our drivers license stickers every year and it too is nothing but a money grab but it's something that we have to do to stay out of trouble. To risk your freedom and life just to save a hundred dollars is crazy. Most people waste over a hundred dollars every month just by buying candy, gatorade and nicotine from their local gas stations. If he ever got pulled over by the police with his firearm and got caught I wouldn't feel sorry for him at all. It's only one day out of your life to get a ccw license.

So if criminals steal, you will to?

YOU NEED A PERMIT FOR YELLING BRUH

Law enforcement doesn't make money with less crime

Correct, A Big Boom Stick, Lol! Pa-Pow, Amen! 😎 🙉🙈🙊 🇺🇸

@@BooBahh-uh5jk That's a win for everyone !

John Lott, More Guns Less Crime. I think his book is in the 5th or higher edition.

I didn't know there was a Commiechusetts! I live in Commiefornia. 😂

I still remember when that started in school. It was right after the columbine shooting. Life sucked after that date. U couldn't do anything without a signature

Born there and left the bastion of freedom. The Boston mayor is a real winner.

People have forgot about Concord and Lexington,😢 history needs to be mandatory for all citizens

@@JesusChrist_IsTruth-LoveForALL I live in Commieoregon

South Carolina followed two days later.

Seems like you guys are heading in the right direction, while my state of Washington is actively stripping the 2nd amendment completely. So far, all semi auto rifles gone, most pistols gone, thanks to a single democratic Governor.

But you need a ccw to travel, but make no mistake the police will arrest you for self defense.

​@@Box545x39DONOT COMPLY........😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

​@@pamcm1098 yep took our state long enough

While I don’t disagree with you my understanding is, if you have a Birth Certificate or Drivers License then you are a part of “their” corporation and no longer a sovereign under the constitution therefore not actually applicable to you. Check into it.

@@IBTurnintrix🤔🤔🤔

@@IBTurnintrixBut you can always just declare that you aren't. and move on. Its not hard

Is you state a stand your ground state?

@@troymitchell1747 pretty sure it is

Same here!

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I would appreciate hearing it too but, the volume is too low. Abandoned after struggling through half of it.

Every state has different regulations though. Those are permit less carry states are often stricter with other things. For example: in Nevada you can open carry and drink if you keep your bac under 0.08, in Arizona you can conceal carry without a permit, but you can’t drink at all

Because criminals don’t have to worry about losing time away from a job.

its prettry normal herwe in the free states most sherrifs are on the peoples sides not all of em butmore than not live in mo but ilved awhile in ky there you can open carry anwhere thats legasl to csarry permit or not they have full premotion of state gun laws there you can walk down the sidewalk strapped to the teeth they just look wave and keep going they might holler hey you a fellon you holler back no and they keep going

He is advocating for permission to be afforded a right 🤣

Very true. Here in NYS all the cops I've come in contact with are anti 2nd amendment.

⁠​⁠@@knine8154No, he isn’t. You should gain some comprehension before making claims. He’s simply stating why it is a good idea to get a carry license, not that you NEED the permission to carry. He is not advocating for non-constitutional carry, he is advocating for the protection that can come with a carry license in some form or another, whether legal understanding or protection, like the use of force or where you can or can’t.

@richardnayfilms2812 "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness." LIFE is not given by a politician.

I've said that for years - concealed means no one knows....... and if they found out, they had it coming.

Good luck if u get caught

Just to let you know car tags license permits and all that stuff is against the Fourth amendment rights which is a Fourth amendment violation towards the police redress your government but when you do record it so they can't use it against you wake up America

If you buy from an FFL aren't you in a database then? Which is how the majority of people are going to be purchasing their guns.

@@thewanderingalbatross1061 the way the narrative goes the answer is no. The procedure is such that they check to make sure you're not a felon couple other things in the checklist and then the record is destroyed. Of course I'm skeptical

Here's my response to your statement - take this with a grain of salt, as it comes from my simple-minded point of view - There are 3 houses that guns should NEVER be needed - School houses, Court houses, and church houses, yet these seem to be the places they are most needed by honest folks. As pitiful as it is to say this, if anything horrible happens in one of those places, and an otherwise law-abiding citizen is armed and drills someone who desperately needs it, while they have technically committed a crime - 1 - no jury will ever convict them And 2- they will name streets and buildings after them. Good on you!

@@SheriffMattOller Thank you! I completely understand & agree wholeheartedly. God bless America. 🇺🇸

Also in AL, eventhough I've purchased here, I was thinking about getting my ccw so I can travel with it out of state. Also, good luck with your daughter, college is a big step into the future and although AL campuses in general don't want pew pews on campus...better to have one and not need it than need it and not have it to stay safe on campus.

Thank you! It's sad to me that I find I can't get excited for her because of the fear I have for her. And I'm the mom that would kick them (not literally) out of the car dropping them off for pre-k & Kindergarten & be like "Have fun! Go make friends! Learn something!" lol I never cried, got upset, or was worried. Never. Sending them off to drive was never scary. This is totally different because of the state of the country. I've taught in a local college & I know their rules. When campus police gave us Emergency Preparedness talks (for faculty) for things like tornados we also talked about active shooters. I'd sit in my classrooms before the start of the semester & run through scenarios in my head, so I'd be as prepared as possible. One faculty member asked about their gun policy, which was basically that they're not allowed on campus, but they couldn't do much about carrying in our cars. However, these are different times. I'm truly a rule follower (except as a teen, lol), but these are desperate times that will only look worse during fall semester when the election rolls around, not to mention illegal criminals & gang members, & we have 1-2 million terrorists (per the FBI) in our country, etc.. My daughters are young, beautiful & Christian, so they're automatically targets for many. My oldest is extremely mature & not a hair flipping, clueless moron. (I'm so fortunate & thankful! lol) She'll know how to conceal extremely well & be well trained, not by me because teen girls don't listen to their moms. lol Also, thank you & the Sheriff for your service!!! I appreciate you both! I literally just talked my younger daughter out of joining the national guard in mid-Feb. At any other time, I'd have been on board & super proud. But she was going to go train this summer. She turns 18 in Nov., so who knows what Biden could have us involved in by then! Or he could just send her to be "bait"/a sitting duck in Syria. Thank goodness she changed her mind. Never thought I'd ever feel that way. @@SemperFi_EDC_Guy

@n8turejourney I think it's good for every young person to at least do a 2 year reserve contract if they don't want to fully commit...just to get an appreciation for what it takes to keep our country "safe" and to have a better connection to our country. Even if she doesn't though, I think it's great she's going to college and a testament you raised her right! God bless!

Pretty sure you can conceal carry before 21 in Missouri 🥴

Under FEDERAL law if you have a firearm within 1000 feet of a school, you are a felon. The exemption is if you have a LICENSE TO CARRY FIREARMS it only applies if you are on the property. Constitutional carry is a TRAP! Pass it on. Most do not know this devious BS.

I still want a permit and the range teaches it, I grew up in Illinois but I moved to Ohio I think it was '17.

Flyover, I have lived my whole life in Ohio. I am a 76 yr old Vietnam combat veteran. When our great state came out with the cc permit, I took my dd214 to the sheriffs office to apply. They told me that my military training and combat experience wasn’t good enough. I had to take a course from a licensed instructor. I then told them I wasn’t interested. Went home, got my 357 revolver, a box of rounds, put them in the glove box of my pickup, and there they will remain in case I need it. It is nice to know that I am no longer in danger of becoming a felon. Oh yeah, after Vietnam, my last job in the army was as a range instructor at ft benning Ga.

I’m a facility engineer

Same.

Interesting - have you ever read Article III of the Constituion?

@@SheriffMattOller not sure are you talking about the 3rd constitution? 2nd says clearly that you can't impead someone's right to carry also most states have there owen constitution and oregon violates its owen all the time like with 114 .

@charles17508 www.archives.gov/founding-docs/constitution-transcript Article 3, sections 1 and 2 - The judiciary has complete authority to interpret the constituion and determine the constitutionality of any law or restriction or violation thereof. So, by stating "we need to abide the constitution", when the judiciary rules that a restriction is constitutional, then the constitution is being followed. That's by your own logic. If folks are going to yell about following the constitution, then they need to follow the WHOLE constitution, not just the few sentences that meets their agenda. Now, that doesn't mean I agree with the courts rulings....... it means I understand the constitution, and it is the "law of the land".

@@SheriffMattOller are we talking about the same Judiciary that shut down churches (violation of the 1st amendment) during the beginning of Covid, while simultaneously allowing strip clubs and planned parenthood to remain open because they were considered essential?

You lack a lot of understanding of that article... The natural right to bear arms isn't a gift from government, nor it it something government, particularly not the federal, has any jurisdiction over. There's no such thing as "I'm pro 2a BUT"... You either are, or you aren't. Fact is if i can't go get a belt fed MG, RPG, and a case of grenades from the hardware store without government approval, my rights are being infringed

Indiana. But we still have red flag laws and Turncoat Todd Young.

Arizona

It's pretty bad here in NY too. Current wait time here in Suffolk County for a license just to purchase a handgun is 6 months to 2 years. If you want to carry that firearm (almost every place you can think of is off limits), you need to upgrade to CCL by taking an 18-hour class that costs between $325-$800. Then it's another four months, at least, to receive the upgrade. At least the licensing fees are not bad in Suffolk. In Nassau County, it's $200 just to renew.

@@pamcm1098 yeah New York is horrible in all aspects of gun rights.

As retired LEO they have us retired Officers shoot every year to prove something and Charge us $100.00 each year. While a citizen with a Carry Conceal License (CCL) pays $150.00 and shoots to qualify every 5 years? And they are trying to increase these fees? And with new Rifle Ban, citizens cannot buy or possess an AR style rifle unless it was grandfathered in and registered with state? But as a Retired LEO I am exempt from this law. While retired military are now forbidden in purchasing any rifles and must still register the rifle? Times are really screwed up all over country! All history always repeated itself? Like Austria when Nazis took control and registered the weapons and then did Germany the same way before the Corporal took control! Then look at Ukrainian people having to scramble for weapons as Russian mercenaries entered their country? Or Israel being attacked and hostages taken? After such a mild time in their history they started to limit gun ownership until the attack and now USA is shipping thousands of weapons to them along with it’s ammunition? Remember it’s the 2nd Amendment of the Bill of Rights! Not the 2nd Amendment of the the Bill of Privileges? It’s a Right not a Privilege to have and Bear arms? And the Fathers of our Country knew this when this Amendment was enacted! History always repeats itself! It’s what we don’t remember that can hurt you?

Are all LEOs freemasons?

We shouldn't need permits and the law should be exactly the same. What a scam and infringement on our constitutional rights to bear arms

I'm a little Jealous, I'm right across the border in East WA and I can't even buy a 10/22...

nothing. good on you for stayin vigilant

@carlking8530 Not in Florida. If the interaction with LEOs does not pertain to the person carrying then there is no need to make a declaration. If asked then show and tell. Same for helping a LEO, only if asked. Do not interfere with a LEO in the performance of his or her duty or you will be charged with obstruction. If they need to know something or they need help they will ask. Let them do their job and do not interfere.

I love NC but it is a Marxist/Communist state. Geezzz...

And you don't have to wait for some commie bureaucrat in DC to approve the transfer of a firearm to you.

Probably not a good idea to say "I have a gun". Maybe hand them your CC permit with you license and registration.

@@EDKguyWell in Florida we have permitless concealed carry so LEOs have to assume anyone they meet is armed unless proven otherwise. Again, if they want to know or need help they will ask.

Do you have to pay for a permit to vote? No, not anymore, because that strategy was devised to keep the poor people from doing it, which was wrong. How can you make "free" people pay for an inalienable right?

I believe in Georgia our constitutional carry also covers knives over 5’’ or whatever length it is. That’s about the only,y knife law GA had. I keep mine to carry in other states, also to avoid the nics check when buying guns.

Ccw doesn’t cover knives

@@tylerwill5250 You’re 100% wrong. Just google it. I did, and it looks like since GA went constitutional carry its now knives over 12’’ are illegal. In Georgia, it is illegal to own and carry any knife, open or concealed, with a blade longer than 12-inches. To carry knives with a blade length of more than 12-inches, a weapons permit is required. Apart from this, Georgia does not restrict possessing any knife within the state.

​@tylerwill5250 We have CWFL in FL, NOT a CCW... It covers most concealed weapons

I'm not sure why knives are up for debate. I've carried a knife since middle school.

I live in Jackson County Mo. Can I go to Cass County for my CCW permit application or do I have to go to Jackson?? Kansas City courthouse is a pain to get to and park.

Same in Florida. Renewed on-line.

It's already super simple is Arizona. If you don't have a CCW permit you simply fill out a 10 question form which is submitted electronically and approved (or denied) on site. Took me all of 20 minutes to go through that process a while back.

@@onetimer100problem is your state (I’m open to being wrong but that’s what I researched) uses the FBI for its NICS checks. When it works right it’s no problem. But a large portion of the checks are erroneously delayed or denied due to various reasons such as similar names. Having a permit means no need for the NICS check and associated delays for those like myself who are delayed 100% of the time.

I know your Sheriff, Scott Lewis, very well. Has a radio show over there I think.

@@SheriffMattOller that’s awesome. I’ll have to check the show out.

Welcome!

that needs to be challeged= in school on school property is one thing but on publiv road driving past school is your right

@bikeman1x11 , It has been challenged, but seems to go nowhere.

Unconstitutional therefore null and void in violation of article 4 section 2 paragraph 1, second amendment,14th amendment section 1.

However, if you have a CCW, you've already registered yourself as a gun owner. Think about that for a moment.

@@MrIdasam I also have had C&R licenses, and purchased from the CMP - yeah, I'm on their list

@@theoriginalOSOK It's too bad that it has to be that way.

I'm from PA. and have a concealed carry permit. They still require us to have background check to purchase a firearm. Here I think its all about the money. I lived in Texas for a while. I used to go to gun shows down there to buy guns. I couldn't purchase from vendors being from out of state. I would buy from individuals. Best gun shows I've ever seen anywhere

As much as I tend to agree, private property is just that, and the owners get to set the rules for THEIR property. If you don't like it, don't go there. Simple, right?

From Illinois as well. Just got my FOID card working on my CCW card. But the way our governor and a few his good friends we are going be lucky if we'll be able to own a gun in this state he's kind of getting out of hand with all his gun band BS. Hopefully the courts will step up and put a stop to it .

Plus get Utah ccw and CCWSAFE or something similar.

Holy cow! How long did that take you to get in Illinois?

Absolutely!

Somebody gets it.

The way i see it, no one is gonna know im packin unless they need to know, and if they need to know then its them thats the problem, not me and the gun im carrying. I know damn right im not gonna go wavin my piece around in public like that for no reason, so if it comes out, someone was about to (p)ie and i was trying to stop it. Even then, if its not me being threatened, i might just be the dude with a loaded piece sitting in the back of the store watching it get robbed, call me a coward, call me selfish, but i bought a gun to protect me, not the world. I use it the same way i use the 7 inch knife i keep in my boot, not gonna stop a robber with my knife, or even try, but ill be damned if they try to rob me.

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South Dakota will pay for yours . No State Income Tax too.

Check out Andrew Branca -- his stuff is EXCELLENT! He bases his 'state-specific' classes not ONLY on the black-letter law but also on the court cases and JURY instructions he is able to get for various state (cause the *&q&#w*+% JUDGES are NOT bound by the black-letter law! (Well, they ARE, but they don't seem to think they are!) He's not covering 2nd Amend. stuff; he's only self-defense. Just super stuff!! (Scary... but super!)

That God I live Idaho and don't have to go throw all that crap

SC is permitless (mostly) and is recognized without a permit in 28 other states. Same as Georgia. With a permit, only 31 states recognize Georgia. Not enough of a difference for me to get my name on that list.

Likely, but you need to talk to your Sheriff about that process.

Yeah. Noticed that after the fact. Some of my staff were meeting in the next room over and I was trying not to drown them out.

indeed. get a lapel mic & you won't even have to project any louder

Same here.

Right on ! Contact your MOC and both senators and demand they support H.R. 38 and S. 214 national reciprocity !!!

All permitless states have reciprocity without a permit. That is 29 states so far. In Georgia, there are only 31 states with permit reciprocity. And wait until more states go permitless. That small difference is not worth an entire day going to multiple government agencies to satisfy the permit requirements and spending 80-100 dollars. Not to mention adding another government list to get placed permanently. At least gun store records only last what, 20 years?

@@mdskydive7245 not sure were your finding your info from ,but all the the laws I've read if I leave Tenn with out a permit i can not carry in any other state that has permit less carrying, i can NOT carry unless I'm a resident of that state. Even with my permit unless my home state has reciprocity with that state I can NOT carry there. So if you can share with us that law otherwise I'll be keeping my permit.

As for gun stores and records goes they are permanently kept and if closed they have to turn them all over to atf to keep. It's not like the old days were after 20 yrs they went away but new garbage laws all that has changed. Trust me I don't like it anymore then the rest but it is what it is. The power of the voting booth has put us in this situation.

Having a ccw has nothing to do with being a responsible gun owner.

@@gunrunner514 it is a start, teaches you about gun safety and self defense when to use deadly force. Also joined USCCA and watch their training videos. We go to the range on a regular basis to get proficient with our firearms. I learned how a semiautomatic pistols work, clean and lubricant them. Watch a lot of KZfaq videos to learn about and make decisions on the type of firearms that I might need. It is a new hobby for me at 66 and retired. My wife can of goes along with it, lol.

Enjoy brother.

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​@@rickiejacobs5910Getting a CCW permit is always a good thing. Understanding the specifics of the law is very important. Besides even if open carry is legal there is no point telling every bad guy you have a gun, especially at our age (in my 60s as well).

I live in Georgia as well and have never waited more than 10 minutes for a check. Usually by the time I find some ammo or make a lap around brousing, it is done. Your reasoning is one I would never use to put my name on that list. I respect your choice to do so though.

That's interesting. And the feds allow a dealer to transfer without NICS?

Same in Arkansas.

Your neighbor to the west and we fill out thy form with or without a CCW but they do not call for the background check if you are a CCW holder.​​ Thanks a ton for your videos!! I really enjoy and appreciate your channel!! I believe you will do well with it! Keep it up!!! 👍⁠@@SheriffMattOller I’m

@SheriffMattOller I have a good friend that is an FFL. I sent a message to him to get an answer to your question.

Huh, I thought the form 4473 was a federal requirement, not circumvented by state law, I'd check on that, it sounds sketchy to me

You go through a Federal background check when you purchase the gun. Your carry permit is from local/state government.

@@princesspiplaysbass you are incorrect. The FBI does the background check when getting a permit to carry, and they also do the background check for my CDL/hazmat license

That is often said. However, even permitted carriers have bad days make bad decisions, have warrants, make mistakes, have mental illness, etc. There should be no tension between a legally armed Citizen and LE. Each Citizen should be approached professionally and civilly with LE having a suspicious, though not obvious, state of awareness. In short, LE should conduct business related to the nature of the contact regardless of the permit.

@@d7dun1010 your correct but the reality is that alot of leo are more at ease with a permit holder armed than a non permit holder of course in ky they pretty much dont care either way everybody open carries guns in the rual counties so its just normal

That’s the way I see it. I’m pretty sure by the time in officer approaches your car they already know according to your registration that if you are the owner of the car you’ve got a permit. And of course that means you’ve passed the background check and are likely a law abiding citizen. Of course an officer would still be cautious because your car could’ve been stolen or you could’ve loaned it to somebody.

Your police officer friend is correct to a degree. They can issue a Summons for the violation under RSMo 571.