Posts Tagged ‘2nd Amendment’
Craig DeLuz on Haus Rules Radio Show: SEC Football Programs Banning of Gun Ownership (Video)
Craig DeLuz was interviewed by Michael Hausem, host of the syndicated radio program Haus Rules on September 12, 2016.
They discuss FPC’s investigation into several University Football Programs that appear to ban their players from owning guns.
They also touch on a recent court victory striking down a zoning policy Alameda County that would have disallowed any new gun stores in the county.
Bid To Referend New California Gun Laws Is A Long Shot
(CAPITAL PUBLIC RADIO) -“It’s going to be a challenge. Our prayers are with them. Unfortunately, it is not impossible but likely improbable,” says Craig DeLuz with the Firearms Policy Coalition. “Organizers of this effort basically have about six weeks in order to gather about a half a million signatures per referenda. So we’re talking about a grand total of about 3.5 million signatures.”
Bill to video gun buyers, add restrictions to shops pulled
(GUNS.COM) – “We have spent a lot of time and energy building a coalition against the measure,” said DeLuz. “So far, the ACLU and the CA Pawn Brokers were opposing it. And your gun bill has to be pretty bad for the ACLU to oppose it.”
FPC’s Craig DeLuz Frustrates Legislator’s Anti-Gun Agenda and Destroys AB 1673
(FPC) – Check out the video below of FPC Legislative Advocate Craig DeLuz in action, educating the California Assembly Public Safety Committee as to why AB 1673 makes no sense whatsoever.
AB 1673, authored by Asm. Mike Gipson (D-Carson), re-defines “firearm” to include “…the unfinished frame or receiver of a weapon that can be readily converted to the functional condition of a finished frame or receiver”
An unfinished frame can include a block of aluminum or a sheet of metal.
AB 1673 would also require that these same bricks or sheets of metal be transferred through a licensed dealer, submitted through DROS and subjected to an unconstitutional 10-day waiting period.
Not only was Craig successful at totally frustrating the author, he was also successful in convincing the Chair of the committee to postpone the bill for the time being.
Craig DeLuz Sets The Tone in Debate Over Skinners Fatally Flawed AB 48 (Video)
Yesterday, several anti-gun measures were heard in the California State Assembly’s Public Safety Committee.
Cal-FFL’s Legislative Advocate, Craig DeLuz set the tone as he pointed out one of the many flaws in Assembly member Nancy Skinner’s AB 48.
KGO-TV out of San Francisco aired a report that focused on the issue that AB 48 would turn parents or scout leaders into criminals for providing their kids ammunition while teaching them how to safely use firearms.
“I take my daughter to the firing range to teach her how to use our legally-owned firearm and by handing her a magazine with ammunition in it, I am now in violation of the law, and she is now in violation of the law,” said Craig DeLuz from the California Association of Federal Firearms Licensees.
The Sacramento Bee reported on an exchange between DeLuz and Skinner regarding the possibility of gun rights groups supporting her measure.
Skinner asked if the industry associations would support or be neutral on her bill if she amended it to satisfy those concerns.
DeLuz responded by saying he has a 10-page list of deficiencies in the measure.
Despite excellent arguments made by gun rights advocates and the member’s stunning inability to address simple questions on the bill, AB 48 would eventually pass out of the committee on a party-line vote.
AB 48 will next be heard in Assembly Appropriations Committee.
