I am in law enforcement. I feel that if someone is convicted of a crime. Did the time. And now a free person. One should be able to have all rights restored at no cost to the person. As long as no more convictions.
In 2009 I did time for Domestic violence I have a 14 y/o daughter with my ex now I'm 41 and in the union working trades and I want to protect my family and pick up a hobby but cant. I might b able to pay a lawyer cause the state I live in does give gun rights back to felons.
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I was a C.O. for 3 years and while most guys locked up needed to be there, there were plenty who were innocent or took a plea deal. ANYONE can become a felon anytime.
I was a convict for more years than I would like to admit.. And based on your comment I would guess u were one of those C.O.s that treated the prisoners like human beings. Thank u
When they say you paid your debt to society, they are lying. Guys like us pay our whole lifes for things we did 10-20 years ago. It's wrong, and it isn't justice at all.
@@BoneTactical I've heard these words many times! I appreciate your videos I wonder if you could help me out with promoting not only my channel but with future SUCCESS!!??
One major trouble with the so-called "justice" system in this country is if you ever make a mistake, in so many cases it is impossible to redeem yourself with passage of time and a record free of similar mistakes. It is like a sadistic lifetime of punishment.
Yes. I got felony dui for multiple dui's. Which was wrong. I've did the time. Haven't been in trouble in 20 years. Don't even drink have a family. But I feel like I'm being punished for something I did 20 years ago. Can't go hunting or go out shooting with my son. Just simple things I should be able to do as a American citizen. It's a joke.
Yes, because the majority of folks don’t stoop to your level. Criminals are a different breed of stupid. You are stripped of your rights for good reason, it’s because you don’t have any reasoning.
Damn straight if someone such a public safety that his rights have to be taken away, that is to be violated, then he shouldn't be released into society
imagine you're in prison and you have the option to be released but you can't own a firearm or you can stay in prison... to each their own, but I'd choose being released.
the clean one but the fact that the law doesn’t work if someone is to dangerous to own a gun they should stay in jail or be hung because they can just get a gun illegally or other horrendous things the law is stupid and unconstitutional
@Lieutenant Dan I was convicted of 2nd degree wanton endangerment in February of 2017. I lost the right to purchase firearms on paper anymore but I can still own guns. It's weird I don't get it.
“Gun control” has its origins in keeping blacks from having 2A rights. Once a person does their time, all rights should be restored. “Shall not be infringed”. (Some of our Founders had felonies).
Luminus Art...the more they make laws to hurt one group, everyone else eventually gets hurt too. While we argue over black and white, the one's at the top laugh because they know it's all about green, the have and have nots.
Perhaps it might be on the horizon. Democrats everywhere in America go on and on about restoring felons’ voting rights and other rights. Won’t be too much longer until one of those felons calls them out on it. Then comes that awkward question, “How come you trust me to vote and choose the leaders of my community, state, and nation, but not own a gun to protect myself and my family?” Should be amusing watching their response.
@@wirelessone2986 Technically, they all did after they signed the Declaration. Some had other un-related felony charges later, including Alexander Hamilton, but did not lose their rights protected in the Const.
wireless one Wow, not to disrespect you but you definitely need to read! How could you not know this country was built on murder, rape, thievery, full on corruption! They just made laws so WE can’t overrule them.
Just wanted to drop this for ya. One felon (from age 18 for a nonviolent mistake) to another.. When you said "if everyone's turned on you including the courts. I haven't. I see you." It brought tears to my eyes brother. Stay safe and stay happy🖤🤙
@@BoneTactical absolutely and thanks for the reply, seem like a legit good man with no bs. I'ma be alright, similar situations but mines small time local corruption. It just hit hard seeing someone working to help those like yourself and I who got dumped to the side for profit or revenge whatever it maybe. Stay safe out there✌️
I know how u feel. 23 years ago a drunken man physically attacked my wife. I punched him 1 time which broke his jaw amd when he fell down he hot his head on the concrete putting him a coma. Eventually after being threatened with a large amount of jail time (even though it was my first arrest and only arrest since) i pleaded to felony assault. I was young and scared of not being avle to watch my 2 year old son grow up. The sentence was time served and no additional jail time, and 5 years probation. This has ruined my life. So many doors have been slammed in my face. If i knew now what i didn't back then there is no way i would have plead out. They give out felonies like hotcakes. I did not use a weapon and i was defending myself and wife after this man assaulted my wife and swung at me. 30 seconds changed my life.
Can't say I blame I would have done the same. Im also a felon with a family in which the government has my family vounerable to crimes. Im forced to trust Jesus Christ
I feel for you brother. You can get your gum rights restored in most states even if you have a felony. Usually, at least 5 years needs to have past from the conviction and the applicant can't be on probation. You'll be surprised how many felons legally carry out here. Lastly, most of the richest people i know are felons. I guess it's because you're forced to think outside the box. Peace.
Currently on parole for a crime I didn't commit. Stupid young me (22, in college, still living at home. Hadn't even started my life.) signed a plea bargain. Bargain for them, lifetime for me. Not sure what I can do at this point. But understand your videos have really changed my outlook on life, and I believe God showed me these to show me life isn't over. Appreciate you sir.
I hear ya! I'm also a felon for something I swear I'm a family's life I didn't do! An ex-girlfriend accuse me of hitting her when all I wanted to do was leave her cuz I couldn't take her manipulative and narcissistic ways anymore! The night I tried to leave she locked me out of the house from getting my stuff and call the cops saying a beat her up! Which Is one of the biggest things I've been against my whole life and would never do! Then to be accused of it really hurt! But anyways she even went in and recanted her story telling them it didn't happen Cuz she thought maybe that would get me to talk to her again! Which I still wasn't going to talk to her cuz she just tried to ruin my life with a lie! Smh! Well after that the courts decided to take it in their own hands anyways and proceed with trying prosecuting me anyways! Well after a couple years of going to court I ended up getting pushed into taking a plea agreement that if I stayed out of trouble it would be a misdemeanor! Even though I really wanted to fight it Cuz I was innocent But the lawyer I had made it sound like I could really get screwed! Well I ended up screwed anyways cuz towards the end of my DPA I made a mistake with a pretty minor violation and they revoked my DPA then charge me with a felony! Smh! Probably would have helped if I could have afforded a good lawyer! But either way it was all still b******* and now I absolutely have no trust in court systems or cops! It really sucks cuz I grew up around guns my whole life and always use them responsibly! Hunting with them and shooting competition was a big part of my life and now I can't enjoy doing them things anymore!
YOOO I got screwed like that too about 18-19yrs ago....had no idea how dealing/pleading out with the prosecutors would affect the rest of my life...but its ok I have learned many things over the years its sad how u have to find loop holes in the Florida law
Congratulations man. I can appreciate the dedication you have to become a paramedic with felonies. Its hard enough getting in without any. Most of the time have to know someone to get in. Well at least that's how it is here in Saint Louis, Missouri. I have always wanted to be a paramedic and then a fire fighter. I gave the dream up because I thought it couldn't happen. Hearing this from you might just spark that fire under my ass to try. How did you go about getting hired?
I sincerely feel for you here. Our system is so horrifically flawed. It’s evident that you are a very intelligent man who has done very well for yourself despite your encounters with the system. You’ve truly “beat the system,” so to speak, as it is so evident in countless cases that the system’s methods are meant to keep perceived criminals (regardless of validity or context) down and out. Thank you for sharing your experiences and helping others to feel less alone and more safe.
I'm not a felon but glad to see you have figured out a way to defend yourself. I believe once you've paid your debit to society, your gun rights should be reinstated.
So if a guy commits murder sentenced to fifteenth years...only serves 8 years...does 4 years probation....Do you think he should then own a firearm? Me personally No! Cause once you committed a crime once, you are almost guaranteed to repeat it.
@@bartcornelius7717 The laws that forbid the carrying of arms are laws of such a nature. They disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes.... Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; they serve rather to encourage than to prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed man." - Thomas Jefferson, Commonplace Book (quoting 18th century criminologist Cesare Beccaria), 1774-1776 8. "I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery." - Thomas Jefferson, letter to James Madison, January 30, 1787 9. "As civil rulers, not having their duty to the people before them, may attempt to tyrannize, and as the military forces which must be occasionally raised to defend our country, might pervert their power to the injury of their fellow citizens, the people are confirmed by the article in their right to keep and bear their private arms." - Tench Coxe, Philadelphia Federal Gazette, June 18, 1789 10. "A free people ought not only to be armed, but disciplined..." - George Washington, First Annual Address, to both House of Congress, January 8, 1790  11. "A strong body makes the mind strong. As to the species of exercises, I advise the gun. While this gives moderate exercise to the body, it gives boldness, enterprise and independence to the mind. Games played with the ball, and others of that nature, are too violent for the body and stamp no character on the mind. Let your gun therefore be your constant companion of your walks." - Thomas Jefferson, letter to Peter Carr, August 19, 1785 12. "We The people are the rightful masters of both Congress and the Courts, not to overthrow the Constitition but to overthrow the men who would pervert the Constitution." - Abraham Lincoln 13. "While the people have property, arms in their hands, and only a spark of noble spirit, the most corrupt Congress must be mad to form any project of tyranny." - Rev. Nicholas Collin, Fayetteville Gazette (N.C.), October 12, 1789 14. "The militia, who are in fact the effective part of the people at large, will render many troops quite unecessary. They will form a powerful check upon the regular troops, and will generally be sufficient to over-awe them" - Tench Coxe, An American Citizen IV, October 21, 178 Source 15. "A militia when properly formed are in fact the people themselves . . . and include all men capable of bearing arms. . . To preserve liberty it is essential that the whole body of people always possess arms... The mind that aims at a select militia, must be influenced by a truly anti-republican principle."- Richard Henry Lee 16. "... the loyalists in the beginning of the late war, who objected to associating, arming and fighting, in defense of our liberties, because these measures were not constitutional. A free people should always be left... with every possible power to promote their own happiness." - Pennsylvania Gazette, April 23, 1788 17. "Arms in the hands of citizens (may) be used at individual discretion...in private self-defense..." -John Adams, 1788 A Defense of the Constitution of the Government of the USA, p.471 18. "Besides the advantage of being armed, which the Americans possess over the people of almost every other nation.. (where) ..the governments are afraid to trust the people with arms." - James Madison (Federalist Papers #46) 19. "Little more can reasonably be aimed at with respect to the people at large than to have them properly armed and equipped." - Alexander Hamilton (Federalist Papers #29) 20. "If ye love wealth more than liberty, the tranquillity of servitude greater than the animating contest for freedom, go home and leave us in peace. We seek not your council, nor your arms. Crouch down and lick the hand that feeds you; and may your chains set lightly upon you, and posterity forget that ye were our country men." - Samuel Adams, 1776  21. "A people who mean to continue free must be prepared to meet danger in person..." - Rep. John Randolph (22 Dec 1790, Elliot p.4:411) 22. "...but a million armed freemen, possessed of the means of war, can never be conquered by a foreign foe." - Andrew Jackson in his first Inaugural Address, 1829 23. "O sir, we should have fine times, indeed, if, to punish tyrants, it were only sufficient to assemble the people! Your arms, wherewith you could defend yourselves, are gone..." - (Elliot p.3:50-52, in Virginia Ratifying Convention demanding a guarantee of the right to bear arms.) 24. "The burden of the militia duty lies equally upon all persons;" - Rep. Williamson in Congress, 22 Dec 1790 (Elliot, p423) 25. "The people are not to be disarmed of their weapons. They are left in full possession of them." -Zacharia Johnson (Elliot, 3:645-6) NEXT: THESE GUYS CUT OPEN A YETI TUMBLER TO SEE INSIDE
maybe have better judgement skills, you didn't go to prison because you were smart you went because you are proof the human body can live when the brain is dead
@@pooperstalker2818 some people become convicted felons protecting themselves when the law couldn't or feeding their families when this country makes it hard to do so, so your comments are judgemental, you've obviously had it pretty easy your whole life, and can only see things from your narrow perspective
@@allahawla people make their own choices, no one said life is easy but also no one made you do drugs or what ever stupid shit you did to land yourself in jail.
Everyone loves the “I’m your Huckleberry” shirts. I agree, great scene! Too bad it’s always misquoted. He says “I’m your Huckle bearer.” The handles on a coffin are called huckles. He was saying that he would be carrying his enemy’s coffin/casket.
I just did a stupid amount of research based on your comment. You may be correct and you make a lot of sense but apparently the phrase was common in the old west. Telling someone you’d be their Huckleberry meant you were game, the person they were looking for. Mark Twain wrote Huckleberry Finn three years after the OK corral shootout but Huck was introduced three years earlier in the book Tom Sawyer. Huckleberry Finn was always ready for trouble or in trouble but to your point Doc Holliday was an educated man from Georgia and certainly would have known what a huck was . Anyway I’m rambling I enjoyed your comment, thank you.
A huckle bearer would be the person carrying a coffin, essentially a pallbearer. Holliday should have said in the film is, “I'm your huckle bearer.” Kilmer accidentally said huckleberry instead, and the line stuck
Wow. I guess we can all agree that you googled the same site for these definitions of what was said in Tombstone. Congratulations. I hope you at least feel more intelligent. Let’s all thank google for this proud moment in academia.
In Kansas you can have your gun rights back in 5 years so long as you didn’t use a weapon when you broke the law. Quicker than that, but you have to have your record expunged. I think federally it’s still illegal but state laws permit ownership.
D Robinson if you have your civil rights restored (I’m in the process currently thanks covid for clogging up the court docket) the results of the fbi background check won’t matter
D Robinson If you have your record expunged shouldn’t be an issue. In my case, I had a felony from another state nearly a decade ago. I’m allowed to own, just won’t be able to buy from FFL.
Understandable, but if you don't have the paperwork or if you have a felony, and you're caught owning a piece, they'll probably toast your buns regardless of whether or not you have a family to defend or not.
No mans law is going to deny me my natural right to defend my life and those I love with the most effective means available. Period. You take your chances, Ill take mine.
That a boy! That's my take on the subject matter as well. As long as you are smart, respectful and low key, life should yield a much smoother and safer experience.
superhoggbike I wouldn’t necessarily group all criminals together, and certainly wouldn’t carry with that Chip on my Shoulder...but 🤷🏿♂️ some People are scared easily
Solution for felon home defense: 1. Black market 2. Don't carry it on person 3. Keep it well hidden in your home in case cops come with a search warrant. Yet, have it easily accessible at night in case of a home invasion. As for your carry defense, carry a pepper spray or a cap and ball revolver. You are entitled to defend yourself and your loved ones, felon or not.
Many states will not even allow a felon to own pepper spray or any chemical weapons. Many even have laws on felons having knives with blades over 2 inches.
I need to hear the story. I am currently in a very similar situation right now. Amazing how I came across your video. Please tell the story and the subsequent issues. Please.
I respect you for you admitting that you defended yourself in imminent danger. I recently got convicted on Thursday. I honestly made the mistake of having modified a pistol grip to my AK. As I listened to your story that you explained in this video helped me out because I have felt like my conviction is a cloud over my head. By sharing this, I salute you for the bravery you have by elaborating on this knowledge.
They don't care about us men, we are just money signs to them. The more incarcerated the more money they make. Great to hear you are promoting self defense as a falsely acused felon. 🤜🏼🤛🏼💯 Subscribed
Anyone & Everyone who gets convicted of a felony(s), goes through the criminal justice system, gets convicted, serves their time & conditions & then successfully & completely exits the judicial system should be able to have the opportunity to restore & secure ALL their constitutional rights again INCLUDING their gun rights--PERIOD!!! To hell with the self righteous, ignorant, mean-spirited, hypocrites who say otherwise!!!
How am I supposed to defend myself without a gun if the attacker has one? and they usually do. it's just a way to reduce gun ownership. most x felons never used a gun to harm anyone and they know it, it's another lie being sold to the public like it makes them safer.
I don't no what state he in but if he In my state nc a southern state he be going back to jail a felon shall not possess any weapon an the black powder guns r just a pistol or handgun that u don't have to get a permit to purchase from sheriff which is b.s. thats infringing on our 2 amendment rights if ur a felon stay out of nc with a gun or any weapon I don't believe all felon are bad people or should not be able to have a weapon to protect there self an family although there are some people that just don't need access to a firearm so if ur coming through concord nc.my home town an are a convicted felon leave all ur guns at home or u go to jail in a lot of these Andy Griffin town's around beautiful nc
I just got off probation in March last year in Oklahoma for multiple felonies. Got that shit successfully expunged THANKS TO HARD WORK AND SUPPORT FROM FAMILY & I just legally purchased my 1st AR-15. So glad I've got that right back but yeah it's SO FUCKED UP that nonviolent/rehabilitated felons in this country get their rights stripped. Absolute bullshit. Period.
The main problem is ignorance of, and or contempt for the Constitution on the part of the crooks infesting our government, law enforcement, as well as a significant number of our fellow citizens.
As a former cop I have always thought taking someone's God given rights away for life is horse shit! If you completed the punishment for a crime then your rights should be restored. If a person is that dangerous that they should never possess a firearm they they need to stay locked up! I appreciate this video as being educational and informational so felons know how they can continue providing self defense for themselves and their families!!
Well here's the part that everybody's forgetting you're right you are born with those they are not to be given to you they are not to be taken away by anyone this means the government the government cannot infringe on your rights for any reason for any time at any reason this is what it says in the Constitution so for them to try to tell a felon that they cannot hold or possess a gun is a human rights violation and crime and you could turn around and I'm telling everybody this because it's true if they deny you for a gun you could turn around and sue them in open court and get thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars I'm working now to become a lawyer to do this I'm going to go and do a survey and get every felon that I could find and I'm going to have every one of them be denied for a firearm then I'm going to turn around and sue their state and the federal government projecting on a couple hundred million dollars hopefully that'll break the system enough to change something
supreme Longmire7 the biggest criminals are drug traffickers and sex traffickers no one is perfect not even our government but they have a job just like everyone else
Mr white Expunged is the real deal, I was overjoyed when I received the letter that my rights had been restored. I felt like a Complete citizen again. I felt like I am somebody - not just a number, without a voice - but someone, a person, a human being , a citizen with a voice who is going to use it every chance I get.
Black powder is not a firearm that's true but a convicted felon still prohibited to possess or purchase ammunition or it's components. So yes as a convicted felon you are committing a crime carrying that gun loaded.
You’re opening statement may seem like a “rant” to those who have never been through the system. But once you’ve faced the system, every person is Shocked by how it’s nothing like the movies. LOL Nobody cares about your case or who you are, not the judge, jury, DA or even your own lawyer. Your own lawyer wants the case to drag on to bill you more, and make more money. It’s overloaded, extremely expensive to defend yourself and your entire life gets put on hold, as you live in limbo never knowing what the outcome will be.
'Limbo' is a Catholic concept of a place between Heaven and Hell right? Like in the 'waiting room at the doctor's office'. Agreeing to U.S. citizenship is a social contract, voidable by YOU if the other 'agreed' partner (your chosen administrators) fail to uphold the contract. I experienced the court, motor vehicle services and the insurance industry running a scam on a 20 yr. old, MYSELF. A D.W.I. ticket, though I was not driving. Today I find myself grateful to have learned a bit about the nature of greed in our society. Volunteering to associate with any "public" employee, in any capacity, automatically instills in me ' reasonably low expectations' regarding their ability to produce anything of 'economic value'. Traditionally , their role is to seperate my money from my wallet and put it into their wallet.
Amen to that. U know, Ivw never been to prison. I'm not a felon. The system has not worked for victims of DV either. I've seen my attacker get off on LITERALLY over 100 felony DV charges & dozens of drug related offenses & numerous theft, other dangerous charges while I've seen ppl sentenced to u years for a baggie w no measurable amount of narcotics. The system I fucked up bad. They would just set him free to come back to attack me, imprison me kidnap me. Then they wouldn't give my child back to me by I couldn't keep him away. That's messed up. I'm suffering unjustly so are my children. No contact wharsoever.
Unless people have worked in the system or been through the system, they have no idea how it actually works in reality, yet there are endless numbers of people with strong opinions who think they know all about it.
I support that after a person who has been convicted of a felony(s), who has served their court ordered criminal sentence of jail or prison time, who has successfully served their probation/parole & all court ordered sanctions & restrictions & who are officially out of the justice system & free of the justice system be eligible to have ALL their U.S. constitutional civil rights restored including their 2nd amendment right to own, purchase, possess, use & keep all legal firearms-ABSOLUTELY, PERIOD! It should be a right for ALL U.S. citizens to have their full constitutional rights restored after they have fully served their criminal sentence & sanctions & be considered that they have FULLY paid their debt to society! Being a so-called ex-felon should be just that, an ex-felon after one is out of the justice system. One should be able to fully gain their life back & continue on at some point after criminal wrong doing & punishment!
I am a convicted violent felon. I knew what I was doing and chose to do what I did for someone I love. I was in the Army at the time and that really hurt my case by adding years to my sentence. When I turned myself in after helping my people and was just put in a holding cell the police lieutenant on duty came in and said he wanted to shake my hand. I asked why and he said thank you for not hurting any of my men and I understand why you did it but being a vigilante is still a crime. The prosecutor offered me a good deal at 15 years do 7 1/2 that I took but the judge threw it out and gave me 5 minutes to decide on 18 years, with 2 suspended, do 9. I took it because by the law, the law I chose to break, even with a jury I would have got 20 years do 10. By the way I used the cheapest, $20, stun gun I could find as the primary weapon. There were 4 of them and one of me. The training and knowledge from my 8 years in the Army were used primarily to not harm anyone anymore than absolutely necessary. In my state of Indiana felons are allowed to receive a maximum of 1/3 in time cuts from their prison sentence so 1/3 of 9 years is 3 years worth of time cuts I earned leaving me with 6 years in prison and only then could I request to modify what was left. I learned the law, wrote my own modification and have now acted as my own attorney 3 times and got exactly what I deserved, which is zero. My paupers lawyer on my way into prison I saw once even though I tried everything to communicate with him he just didn't have any time for me. The lawyer sitting with me when the judge threw out the procecutors deal and gave me 18 years had been a lawyer for 6 months. At this time I, and many felons, can no longer be pardoned by my governor nor the president. This new law reform came about around 3 years ago. I can not have this hidden, expunged or modified in any way forever. There are a lot of ways to still protect myself or my people. Here's the real kick in the nads though, convicted felons are not allowed any type of body armor or helmet. I can't even wear a bullet proof vest. Even if I were to modify or create my own vest or other similar protection only device it still counts like making my own gun. Crossbow also out of the question. So don't laugh but a $6 wrist rocket sling shot and the ceramic ammo you can buy with it is very effective. Lol. Seriously I carry a $5 bought at a yard sale telescoping baton 18'' long and I have had to use it more than once. This is a weapon that requires knowledge and training because it can easily kill someone with any head blow. This type of weapon should only be used for body blows. America is now the joke of the "free" world. At this time 30% of Indiana residents are under some form of government control. Seriously. Most states are the same way with a very large percentage of it's population under direct control of police, probation or "community corrections." How the hell have WE THE PEOPLE allowed this to happen???? So my 10 years of Honorable service with an honerable discharge from the Army and my bachelor's degree from Purdue University means little to nothing.. When I get pulled over by the police they run my name and then it's on, every single time. 3-4 squad cars, police dog and a never ending fight for my rights that I have left ensues. Thus far after 10, yes 10, pullovers in 18 months for ostensibly doing something wrong while driving I have received no tickets, no warnings, and they (police) have never got me out of my vehicle. They also lied 10 times to pull me over because the reasons the police had given me for pulling me over I told them they were incorrect and I call them on their lie, very respectfully, every single time and say no I do not consent to search or seizures of any kind for any reason and ask if I am being detained which all adds up to putting everything on the police officer if he were to detain me because now his lie to pull me over must become truth somehow their whole case falls apart. Sorry for this long comment but damn, 17 years ago is how long it's been since my B Felony crime I committed. Life is what we all get with any Felony charge and what happens to America and it's people, even the ones without any charges, is an extreme example of the Butterfly Effect.
Hey scott much love and respect. Your story is a dam shame! Im sorry that happen to you! Sorry for what happen to your loved one you decided to avenge... I agree with everything you said! How did america get here! I also am a felon and cant own a gun for get this... DUI!!! Had a 1 domestic also which was bogus case... I had a mentally ill drug addicted girlfriend that would get violent with me outta nowhere and i got a domestic from holding her down! This country sucks!! I cant defend myself or own a gun cuz of these stupid reasons!!! My dad was a marine and i learned to shoot with a m1 garand when i was very young...i love guns and cant stand that they take our rights over these stupid reasons!!Anyways keep your head up sir!! Thank you for your service to our country and the government should of not done that to you...they suck!!
I personally carry a very large blade with a lanyard to secure it on my hand, and tactical pepper spray 25 ft range the most powerful I could find, I've neutralized ppl 2 or them were armed with guns but I was faster because I will know when a perp is carrying a gun, 99% give themselves away with simple tell signs, I don't carry because I just have a personal dislike to guns, I grew up surrounded by guns and mobsters, I had already a wisdom at an early age that most teens don't have, I've defended myself very well all my life no gun needed, I lived in Chicago most of my life, that's the most violent city in the world I can say, Iraq is safer, but having alternative methods of defense and exercising common sense has served me great, never been robber or shot in my life, not for lack of criminals trying, so in my opinion you don't need to feel bad because you can't own a gun, getting the proper self defense training is a must, so you learn to control your emotions and therefore you'll act effectively 2nd don't what the media portrays > like> the guy was just minding his own business and all the sudden he shot, 98% of that narrative if plain in and simple BS lies... when a person gets shot there's something going on, or when their love ones get shot, yes ppl get hit with stray bullets like in other country that guns are owned by citizens ...but again not at the rate the media wants to portray, not by far 98% of the times that bullet has a name written on it.. and family members although innocent are targets as well...per USA population> 69% of the population doesn't own a gun, 30% does... and there's 1% that wouldn't mind but still don't own one... so yeah is the media that makes it all a hype and are fear mongers / as if you don't own a gun you'll die.... and that's hogwash... and i'm a defender and firm believer of our 2A rights but because our 2A amendment rights go far beyond of only owning a gun... is our freedom period...
Scott - I was building big display fireworks at home as a hobby, I had too much explosive powder, some illegal chemicals, several high-explosive fireworks mortar charges, and my stuff was stored illegally. I guess I'm fortunate my felony is federal. I got pulled over 2 weeks ago for expired registration. I asked the cop out of curiosity "do you see my felony when you pull up my info?" He said "no," not normally, but he does have the capability to pull it up, but never would. He said it really doesn't concern him since it's federal, unless I was carrying something illegal for a felon. I had a court-appointed attorney for my case, and I got one of the best federal lawyers in that city! He communicated with me every time I asked & visited me several times. My case was easy though, since it was so obvious what I did, I just pled guilty, wrote & read a really nice, honest letter to the judge at sentencing, & got a year & a day when facing 3-5 years! You generally can't win against the feds anyway. It did help that my lawyer & the judge used to practice law together & were friends. The lawyer really fought for probation and even told the judge what a great, honest person I was! So, my case is opposite of your's, I had a great lawyer and 3-4 cops won't show up to a traffic stop! I also feel very fortunate to be able to carry a small black powder revolver as a felon. I'm honestly surprised this is allowed, and they're not even considered firearms! As an aircraft mechanic it's a little bit harder to get work but I've managed to land a career at the world's largest defense contractor working on fighter jets! When they pulled my background check they asked me for details instead of just saying "NO! We don't hire felons!" When they found out my crime wasn't a big deal they hired me. It does help that it's the only thing on my record.
We have become the U.S.S.A. I expierenced the same thing in small town Oklahoma where I once worked(not my home state). I was constantly pulled over for absolutely nothing. going to Walmart late night on a Friday the officers just knew that I had to be drinking on a Friday night for sure....nope...not a drop. Constant harassment because I'm the new guy with a nice jeep and a good paycheck. I kept to myself. maybe in an after I screwed his Ole lady or something....who knows. But this stuff exists big time. FYI....in my home state on my license it has stamped "Safe Driver" I'm the nation's top 1% of safe drivers....imagine that!
One thing I learned a long time ago when I got my first felony it does not matter if you are guilty or innocent especially in the state of Texas if you are charged with something 99% of the time they are going to offer you a plea deal and rather you did this shit or not the plea deal is all you're going to get so even if you're 100% innocent you're still going to end up having to sign some sort of plea deal and take a much less charge even though you are innocent, district attorneys are like professional fighters, all that matters is how many wins they have and they don't give a fuck about you or your being innocent. Reduce the charge offer the plea deal and make you think that you're getting some sweetheart deal because they're letting you out of jail and let's just face it if you've never been down that road before you are going to be absolutely terrified and you're going to sign off on anything just to get them to leave you the hell alone. I really really think that in American Public School Systems they need to teach people about the law and what their rights are.
Same as Florida.Bogus Charges to the max! Then later they can say, look at his record! They're a joke. In the county jail in Orlando, there was one younger cool officer. He told a few of us, in Florida, they teach cops to make up a reason to stop everyone. They could be potential felons. They got me down for Felony from 2005, that's actually a musdemeanor! Live in Colorado now since 2018! 😥
Nobody's free anymore people have signed over every rights we did have for a promise of safety they can't provide hell you ask for permission to own a car, oh yeah they want you to register it also for tracking, let's talk about how you have to pay taxes on a home you own, do you pay taxes on a loaf of bread you bought 4yrs ago? No? Well if you don't thier gonna take your home and land and sell it for pennies on the dollar to someone who will pay taxes on it, let's go into kids right well if you don't like what thier teaching them and keep them home to teach em yourself be expecting a visit from law enforcement or cyfd because you allowed your kids to be "truant" and now thier gonna throw you in jail to take one of these plea deals your talking about. See the point is every single American is responsible in one way or another of why the government has thier say in every single aspect of our lives now. The only law we should be obeying at this point is the part of the constitution that talks about tyrannical governments they gave them the power to do. The only 2 options at this point is overthrow and install a new government who listens to the what the public wants or submit and shut the fuck you know what the answer is since people vote for shit without actually reading what thier voting for and hoping the government doesn't fuck them instead
CJ Rogers don’t let the antique cowboy action black powder pistols distract you from the real modern self defense game changers only available from www.bonetactical.com
Mr. JFuego, you could move from California. Ex felons have to stay put where they're paroled to. I know I can NEVER possess a firearm because I have convictions from Texas, and the Federal. I did 10 calendar years inside. Ive been free n clear over 30 years now, but that Fed charge can not be removed. Because of my Federal beef, I can never possess a firearm without a Presidential Pardon. They award only 4 a year. I'm not crying though, but if you'd like, I'll trade identities with you any day, since your a regular non-felon citizen. All you regular joes moan about how other folks got it sooo much better than you. Ok, I'll trade with you.
What about GAMO Air Rifles ? Any thoughts ? Would they be Legal as well ? Many years ago, before my conviction... I found out the hard way, after my brother got me one as a gift. And I decided to shoot down the hall, at a poster on a door. Thinking tthat it was a BB Gun !! ...To My Surprise.... That ain't No Fukn BB Gun !! Loud as fuk, went through door and put a Hole in the Washing Maching.... 🤔😆🤣 Called em up and told him WTF !!! Why didn't you tell me ? He says, What you Think ? You like it ?? As he's Laughing... Fukn jackass brother Smfh😆 Later found they are capable of Hunting game as large as Wild Bore !!
Ive only had 1 speeding ticket in my life. 1 law broken but I believe once you have paid your debt to society you should be able to become a true citizen not a secondary citizen .
To bad the gubment (bunch of assholes) doesn't agree with you..... Not about any crap the gubment tries to sell you, its just control plain and simple. ( gun control)
I'm a non-violent felon and I refuse to allow tht to force me into being a helpless victim. It's refreshing to know I can still work within the law and protect myself and loved ones. You're the truth Bone Tact! Thanks for the great info! 💯
K Simpson yup shall not be infringed was specifically worded into the 2a for an absolute reason . the “our forefathers didn’t know what weapons would become” is bullshit they knew offensive capabilities only get better just as they know defensive capabilities increase with time just the same. Weapons have only gotten better since the first of us grabbed a rock to bash someone in the head for a meal or a pretty rock we wanted. It’s a shame there is so many ignorant people that can be herded like cattle to a specific idea, it is truly unfortunate propaganda is real.
Shhh they might hear us, Democrats are desperately trying to diminish our second amendment rights while keeping their own in stern yahaha- they even have a hard core terrorists supporter group of representatives working for them- their really just disguised as American representatives working for other countries or authorities yahaha- just like in Minneapolis, Minnesota other retarded radical states are in disgrace
here's clowny the 2a is your Right Not a Privilege A Privilege is given to you like a invitation to a Special Event A right is somthing that doesnt Need permission from the government
@@michaelquantum8068 your drivers license can also be a privilege so they consider- but your correct about the amendments they are your rights under the constitution
I’m NOT a “convicted” felon, I do have a felony on my federal database record, that felony does not exist in any court records anywhere. I’ve talked to everyone at every level of the “system” and nobody knows what can be done 😒 Ps: I am also a decorated veteran with an honorable discharge.
Well when u have federal employees fraudulently editing Federal databases you'll find that there's a lot of people with the same situation the government needs to get its employees in check before they go trying to disarming us
Basically, if the case is thrown out you have the option for expungement if you were innocent or not found guilty. Then there's deferred adjudication which does none disclosure only. Then you have the option of a pardon. Really need a good lawyer to find out your best option.
But whether the Constitution really be one thing, or another, this much is certain - that it has either authorized such a government as we have had, or has been powerless to prevent it. In either case, it is unfit to exist.... - Lysander Spooner
Skyler Slack yes they can you have a RIGHT to bear arms but they can take that away you have a RIGHT to vote but they can take that away so idk what you’re talking about
Freedoms arent given by man. We are born with them from GOD. GOD gave us our rights. If man gave them they can be taken away. Our countries framers said our rights are GOD given.
@@TheRestingcrow Different cultures. Most countries here choose to let the government handle public safety. Lots of countries already had stricter weaponlaws for civilians before blackpowder guns were popular to give more perspective. Probably something that came from living in many small monarchies.
I was hanging out with the wrong person at 17, broke in to a house and we stole a pistol. Got caught, and took a felony charge. This was 35 years ago and I still feel terrible about it. Been self employed for 27 years, married, 4 children, and no record of crime, but this felony haunts me and I'm judged by this foolish act I committed a lifetime ago yet I see how the law protects violent criminals. It's crazy.
@@BoneTactical Cant wait for him to share it! I know for a fact he talks a lot of truth in his videos. Although I sense some grandiose accents to it. Glad to see he's doing well considering the positions he was put in.
I am not a felon, so I am lucky enough to own moderne firearms. This is the first uTube channel though that makes real when it comes to self defense. Somebody who has been there and got the T-shirt. It is easy for people to be left wing, until the s hits the fan, then you want a weopon. Thank you Sir for saying it like it is.
in North Carolina , a black powder is the Only kind of firearm we felons can carry . its considered a " primitive " firearm . it takes longer to fire them than a modern firearm . it use to be after 7 yrs with NO arrests of any kind then depending on the felony .
In New Mexico a felon is not allowed any kind of gun that uses gunpowder. It takes 10 years after compleating the sentence for rights to be restored automaticly
What you say about prosecutors is 100% accurate. I also have a felony due to a lazy bias detective, who didnt care about what really happenend . Only an easy case to put up to the judge....
Your story makes me cry man, I can feel the weight and burden it has on you to this day :( The way you tell it with such intensity. Very glad to come across your self defence video, since here in Sweden, where I live, you cannot carry a weapon at all without years of shooting at a shooting range, and you also cannot have a psychiatric illness. Black powder guns are legal though, here as well :)
Just because you are labeled a felon doesn't mean you are one. We all make mistakes and have the ability to better our lives. Sadly, the US Prison system is privately owned and all about making money. You have to pay to be in jail in my state.
That isn't "The U.S. prison system". Just FYI, if you are a felon and you follow this guy's advice, you're taking a big chance on actually experiencing The USBOP firsthand. Not privately owned.
Bone Tactical I'm not a felon, but I definitely believe feIons still have their right to defend themselves and their family. Not all felons wake up wishing to have a dangerous or deadly encounter with someone else. Thanks for taking your time to share this information with us. Wish you the best!
I'm my highschool in NH in 2003 we had a elective class that our football coach taught that u did get credit for half yr class. Called street law and it was all about our rights as citizens. How to handle being pulled over or arrested. I've been a addict for 15 years been sober almost 2 still no felonies this class should be mandatory all over the US.
Restoring your citizenship is different than restoring your right to get your 2a back and I think the 14a you get back as well. But it's all controlled by the state. I know I had to wait 6yrs and not get in trouble or anything to be able to start the process
@@mikewilber725 *Not being sarcastic* The short Answer: Get a lawyer. Search online for the best one you can find that's licensed in your Jurisdiction (or they may need to be licensed wherever you were convicted, not positive), and that Specializes in Rights Restoration cases. Oh and lastly, success *can* depend Heavily on what State the conviction was in, depending on the charge. Good Luck!! 👊!
What a great idea. I am sure you already have but if not, get extra cylinders pre-loaded for your pistols and since it would not be in the gun, load all six so you would have 11 shots total. I am glad to see you were able to adjust with the system we have and thanks for sharing your knowledge and ideas. Peace, Mo
Good video, keep it up. I am a convicted felon because I was forced by the feds.to take a quilty plea for something I didn't do.The feds.even admitted that they DID NOT have any evidence, only circumstantial event. This is a very long story and I will not go into details. I was even shot while standing in own yard, still get death threats and I still can't protect myself. My charge was a victimless, nonviolent crime, got out of prison very early, got off probation 1yr. early and up until my arrest @ the age of 63 ,had NEVER been in trouble, not even a speeding ticket in 20yrs. However, a person in our situation NEVER stops paying his "debt to society ". Keep the videos coming. GOOD JOB.
I see it like this brother, I'd rather be judged by 12 than be carried by 6.. Especially if I have a family! Any means to protect them even if it means breaking the law!
Awesome, brother! I'm a convicted felon out of Texas. I'll be checkin out that old army. In Texas, if you're 5 years out from completing your sentence, you can own a fire arm for home defense. However, Federal law trumps the state law.
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"Thank You Brother..!! My wife was the only person who understood anything why I did what I did 22 years ago, because she and I were running together... She went to rehab, and well, I committed a crime, and went to prison for 5 years... I have 3 children and 3 grandchildren, and I am most definitely going to protect them, and this video has helped me out a lot... (Did I mention I live in Florida also)..? Anyway... Thank You for this video helping me, and helping others to understand what we go through..!!" 👍
@@scottigarrett8320 Almost all states have a law against felons carrying black powder weapons. Just because its an over the counter purchase, or you can mail order them, does not make it legal for felons. You have to get your rights restored, and that varies by state, and what your convictions are. I highly advise any felons watching this to NOT carry these weapons, you will be charged if caught.
@@jbignJesus yes Paul is 100% accurate. Each state has their own laws in play that prevent convicted felons from owning even blackpowder firearms, even antique ones. Just like having that knife, he can expect to have issues with Law Enforcement if he is caught carrying it. This guy will get people in trouble. Highly recommend anyone watching who is a convicted felon, DO NOT listen to him.
Whole Governmental System is flawed n fake as Fuk!! Power To the People, reduce ALL government agencies works wide, put all votes to the people!!!....WTF?!
@@BoneTactical Note that even under federal law, any firearm “which can be readily converted to fire fixed ammunition by replacing the barrel, bolt, breechblock, or any combination thereof” is not considered an ‘antique firearm’ and would be considered a ‘firearm’ for purposes of federal prohibitions. The same is true for any firearm that incorporates the frame or receiver of a firearm such as a Remington 870 with a muzzle loading barrel or a Thompson Contender.
I feel you brother. Non violent offense at 18....now 30 and still paying for it. Can’t vote, can’t volunteer for my kids field trips, tough time with jobs...etc etc.... Never hurt a person, think about that!!!!
Again, upon completion of parole/probation, there are only a couple of states that DON'T reinstate your right to vote and jury sit. The civil liberties NOT automatically reinstated are the 2nd amendment, and the right to hold public office. Depending on your offences, and how long ago they were, may mean just a court fee and a petition to that court. PLEASE make the time to do some reading! I am in the process of also. Whats yours is yours! And its written my man, but its not going to be handed to you. Go fukkin get it !!
I'm a felon with habitual status and I always say that I would rather be caught with one than without one because getting judged by 12 is way better than getting carried by 6 while I'm taking a permanent nap.
@@JoeSkicac I'm actually a white dude from North Carolina. Hopped off the porch early and was raised in the poor and violent parts of town and was just raised like this.
Not a felon but might as well be one because I'm in the military and the government decided to trust a civilian off of allegations that proved to be untrue, over their own service members protecting the country and the written doctrine of the constitution. Now I have a protective order against me from my respondent, and since I am a federal employee, they flagged me from having any ownership of a "firearm" for atleast 3 years over lies and false allegations. I have weapons, am skilled and knowledgeable enough to defend myself against an attacker with a pencil if I have to, and most of all I am patient enough to look for loopholes, grey areas, and work arounds. I cant imagine what being an actual convicted felon would be like, I really feel for yall. On behalf of those that serve and those that believe in the written constitution, I commend and applaud you for your service for this great video and advice. Thank you and keep up the great work! Edit: as a servicemember who is expected to go to war, and risk my life for corrupt policies and corporations, I can honestly say the once great nation is at its worst. So much for serve and protect your country, serve and respect your community. True freedom is dead. Lets all say a prayer to the false god known as government. In memory of a country once dignified and respected. Amen.
This law is such b.s. I believe I could argue it in your favor. Similar case with a relative that brought a pistol on vacation from neighboring State. No reciprocity, so had he been caught, he'd been facing 1-5. If moving, or visiting somewhere, you should be able to register (temporarily) your firearm(s) within 72 hours of arrival to said State. Please have this expunged.
I have my cpl in michigan and when my wife and i were traveling this spring we went through ohio and all of Pennsylvania. We stayed in bradford Penn for our last night and my wife was wanting to go see new york and the falls. Well needless to say we never went, new york would make me a criminal because they dont honor my cpl. We will not be stripped of our right to defend ourselves and be made criminals trying to do so.
I never agreed with felon = no firearm rights. If a person can't be trusted to own a firearm in public, they should not be in the public in the first place.
@@daniellenard2872 No, wrong...ALL OFFENDERS should be allowed to own firearms, because all Offenders still have a right to self defense. If a person cannot be trusted to own a firearm...IN PUBLIC... they should not BE IN PUBLIC... Its that simple. We Americans have been sold a bullshit line about cruel and unusual punishment because the government knows fear = votes and fear = money. If yo cant be trusted...you are defective...plain and simple.
@@daniellenard2872 too bad... if they are trusted to be in public, they have the right to defend themselves...I know a guy convicted of sexual assault on a minor... Rape and kidnapping... He served 18 years... He took her across State lines PLOT TWIST...he's been married to her for 24 years now. It took 2 years for the courts to convict him. In that time they got married & had another kid together. Courts didnt care. They now have 3 kids. She had their first son at age 15. (pregnant at 14) #2 was a daughter. #3 was another boy, but is much younger of course. The first son is a paramedic who served 2 years in the Navy. She raised the first two all by herself. Are you telling me the felon has no right to protect his family now that he is out after serving 18 years in prison? Again...if they cant be trusted to live in society...they shouldnt be in society.
I caught a felony for possessing painkillers without a prescription 18 years ago and I did my time and I’ve stayed out of trouble ever since but having that felony on my record has stopped me fro voting or owning a firearm so I’m glad to see this video!!
Unless you live in Iowa your right to vote is automatically restored after 5 years, provided you've met all requirements of parole/probation and paid all fines, court costs, etc.
You don’t need a lawyer. I was convicted of 4 felonies when i was 18 I’m now 39... 2 years ago I got my gun rights back and my ccw. I live in VA “ Commonwealth state” strictest gun laws and the creator of the automatic five years of a felon possessing a firearm... so you can def get them back just do some research about your state. Anyone in VA I’ll be more then happy to help you and guide you on what you have to do... total cost was less then $150... again I had no lawyer
You are absolutely right my feelings I went to prison back in 1974 I still cannot get my rights back to this day I have been trying to get my rights back and have not even been given a court date they just keep telling me when I get there I'll get there they get mad if you ask them when are you going to hear my case when we get around to it that's all you'll get it's been almost forty-five fucking yearsI have PCP pistols and air rifles that will drop a buffalo with one shot and they're totally legal because they use compressed air so fuck them
Folks have to be careful in states like Oklahoma owning a black powder gun isn't illegal for felons, but *having one loaded is*. Please check your state laws to ensure you are in compliance.
Kentucky is the same. No type of arm that expels a projectile by way of a chemical explosion is legal for felons. The big knife you are carrying in the video could go either way. Bottom line do your homework to avoid trouble. Not only in your state but any state you may travel to or through.
Utah does not specify firearms and states they can not be in possession of a dangerous weapon. So this would mean the black powder is off the table. So is that big knife, the little one is a gray area. Even things like bows can only be possessed for hunting purposes.
This video seems to be giving a lot of bad advice. How to conceal and hide a weapon at a crime scene, for starters. Then you have an admitted convicted felon pulling a loose shirt down over a black powder pistol to conceal it. He never mentions having a CCW Permit and yet here he is doing it anyway. Then he's driving around in a vehicle with loaded black powder firearms. Granted each state is a little different on what can and cannot be loaded in a vehicle . I think in the state of SD you can have a loaded pistol handgun in your vehicle, but not a rifle? There is also a law against being able to ride a motorcycle with a pistol. Period. That is open carry or concealed and does not matter whether you have a CCW Permit or not. Seems to me the average low IQ / low skilled LE Officer is ( and rightly so) not gonna be too terribly impressed with this guy's arguments and explanations of the law when he gets pulled over or is spotted walking with a concealed carry black powder handgun and does not have a CCW Permit and even less so when they run his ID though the system and he comes back as a Felon. The very fact that we all show up here to discuss such laws and loopholes and the like; prove that all these confusing Local LE Rules, city and county laws, State and Federal Laws are very intentionally confusing at times because they are so wide ranging and varied between the various artificial enforcement zones, it's hard to keep up. And a law abiding citizen doing perfectly normal things in his home state is an instant law breaker and felon in the making if he crosses state lines to do the same in another state. I.E. Driving with a piece of spent brass in the back of my truck in my home state is perfectly normal and legal, but if I should drive cross country to states like PA, NJ or especially God damned NY and I get caught with that single piece of spent brass in my truck I am now a felon. To that end we need to get back to the 2nd Amendment. Full Constitutional Carry in all 50 states and full restoration off all Constitutional rights immediately without question or fail upon payment of debt to society in full, which is after any release from prison and any parole is completed. Stop trying to make law abiding citizens into criminals with petty bull shit laws.
As a 7 time convicted felon I thank you and know that the judgement I have faced since conviction has made me more dangerous than I was before I was a felon
@@chickentenders8419 For being a good samaritan to my next door neighbor, and for firing a harmless warning shot while 2 strangers intruding in my home were trying to break down my bedroom door, I got 5.
Yea me to but over 30 years in and out of prisons all over the states a graduate of the college for criminals I don't need a gun,to protect myself as proven many times over,ANYTHING can be used to defend yourself or others,and may be best because I've been free 16 years now and well risks are everywhere and so are cameras so whatever I use will be spur of the moment reflex action
This should be a PSA to anyone making a living as an employee of the US taxpayer (all individuals who collect a check from the government payroll): Treat well intended US tax paying citizens as criminals, when it costs zero dollars to realize when you should be focusing on actual criminals, and a certain percentage of them will dedicate the rest of their natural adult lives to beating you at your own game and then showing millions of people how to follow suit. Remember, you work for us and we will always outnumber you. I say this with the greatest respect. And to those of you taking on those roles because you’re actually passionate about serving this great nation and it’s well meaning citizens, and not to fulfill some weird authority complex, social vanity or other selfish purpose… The true selfless ones and their desire to serve and give back will be appreciated beyond any linguistic measure of gratitude by generations of your bloodline along numbers of us and ours out there far greater than you can ever begin to know, and on behalf of them I thank you sincerely 🙏
Short answer: "Yes, but..." "Black powder guns" is often used as a synonym for "muzzle loader", and by "muzzle loader", most people mean "separate ammunition" - you don't have a manufactured round all cased together, you have separate bullet, primer, and propellant, even if you've wrapped them all together in paper. Under federal law, guns that are "antiques" (whether actually built before 1898 or merely having this "obsolete" method of loading separate ball, powder, and primer) are exempt from the rules on purchase and possession thar apply to "modern" guns. (Note, this is *federal* law only, and only applies to purchase, possession, or otherwise lawful use. Your *state* may ban possession of even these by felons, and they are still "guns" if you do something otherwise illegal with them, like rob someone or carry it concealed in most places.) To sum up the confusion: Grandaddy's old Colt six shooter, built in 1897? Not a "firearm" to the feds, even if it uses ammo you can buy at WalMart. An otherwise *identical* gun, only built in 1899? Modern "firearm". A reproduction .36 caliber Colt Navy "cap & ball" six shot revolver where you have to load the powder, then the ball, then the cap (primer) in each chamber of the cylinder, made yesterday? Not a "firearm", because it's an "antique" because it doesn't take cartridges. That same reproduction, with a conversion cylinder so you can use modern .38 caliber ammo (yes, a ".38" is actually about a .36 bore... Calling it a .38 was marketing, to indicate it was more powerful)? Modern "firearm". See? Clear as mud... But the idea is that gangsters (the source of the definitions is a law intended originally to deal with Prohibition gangsters and Depression era bank robbers) don't use antiques or even copies of obsolete guns.
.38 caliber was arrived at by the diameter of the brass cartridge NOT the projectile (bullet) . A .38 brass base and neck measures .379, rounded up that's .38 . FWIW, the 38 cal projectile (bullet) measures .357 cal.
Note that the conversion cylinder itself is not a firearm and can generally even be ordered through the mail. And I thought the Federal antique definition required fixed ammunition to not be commercially available in the United States... Which means GrandDaddy's six-shooter from 1897 is an antique right up until it gets popular with the "cowboy action" crowd and somebody runs off a few thousand cases of cartridges and sells them to WalMart... Then it's suddenly modern again...
I wonder why you the only person who not scared of the law when it comes to helping other's on this level. Because Everybody else don't even talk about the steps to take to protect themselves & their family once you crossed paths with the law. Great video 💣💥💣💥💣💥
As someone who came to the United States unwillingly and lives in a neighborhood with lots of crime it’s nice to know that someone like you exists and makes videos like these.
Who forced you to come here unwillingly?.. and since you are obviously over 18 why do you stay? Why don't you move to Russia or Venezuela... since you obviously hate it here??
You my man!....... "ARE THE MAN!" You just earned my subscription. I am an ex felon wrongly convicted in 92. If there is anything I can do to help, please let me know.
For constitutional carry: State and federal constitutional carry laws need to go beyond compromise. In Georgia, current proposed constitutional carry legislation making exception to prohibit guns from felons does not differentiate felons convicted of non-violent crimes & mere gun possession offenses from those felons convicted of violent crimes. This weakness in drafting tends to bend the law such that society is further divided on grounds of economics, race and national background, lowering opportunity for passage of general constitutional carry. Furthermore, if a felon is not trustworthy with a gun, then how can one imagine allowing such a person probation or parole? So then, regarding even persons convicted of violent crimes, if the parole board and victim's families truly believe the person can be trusted with a gun, Yes, give that person probation or parole. Otherwise, don't put a felony restriction on anyone--leave it to the parole boards and victims' families, etc. That cleans up the constitutional carry to be a right of each of us so that issue of screening or checks becomes moot. Further, don't make prison time a for-profit affair, a source for slave labor (convict leasing), because that also weighs on society, depressing everyone's incomes and increasing likelihood of false felony (including false violent felony) convictions, based on corporate need for cheap labor. keywords: World Security Act, world district, worlddistrict122
Depends on your location. In CA any "violent" misdemeanor (getting into a bar fight) will strip you of your rights to protect yourself and your family with a firearm. You will not get those rights back--even if the conviction has been expunged.
Shortly after my 18th birthday I lost my rights forever over an argument with my sister. I've studied firearms since I could read. Volumes and volumes of magazines, hard back and soft back books. After that, I realized my life's dream of being a gunsmith was over forever. I started into drugs heavily after that. I gave up...I still have no desire to go into a secondary career choice. I still can't read gun books without tearing up. Inalienable my ass
Yeah that happened to me. My girlfriend hit me in the back of the head when I was asleep and I woke up thinking I was being robbed and I put her head in the drywall she called the cops they seemed to understand my side .then she would get me drunk and start a fight I would try to leave she would get in my way and when I would touch her just to get out the door she would Call the cops and tell them I hit her and I would go to Jail after the 3time I left for good now I have a record of misdemeanor assault now I can't buy a gun from a gun store but I can owe one if someone else sells it to me but with the messed up laws in Tennessee most are not going to so I trust in God and watch who I'm with still I would like to be able to go hunting
Keep making these videos on the Black Powder loop hole and making it known and it will be the first thing to be outlawed in the next gun bill. Sad but true . Besides that I'd hate to be the sorry sob that gets hit by a black powder round lol You have a good message in this video man. Hope everything continues to go well for you in the future.
Yeah...it's a bit of a (technicality) but Mr. Bones ain't no ordinary felon. 😉 His life, his history, and his work, by the sound of it, call for constant self defense measures. By and large, felons here in the states have no gun charges in their history. They got caught with too much weed, or got a 17 yr old pregnant when they were 19...allll sorts of charges are written up as felonies now. These fellas don't necessarily NEED to carry......so don't. But if your story goes more like Mr. Bones, another court date is better than death. Don't you think?
Craze how innocent victims who defend themselves end up being criminalised. This is happening to so many people across the globe. Your story of how an innocent life is turned upside down for self defence resonates to so many. You are awesome. The videos you make are as always is so helpful and informative.
That is why Massad Ayoob wrote the book, "In the gravest extreme." A Court Expert, and retired Police Officer, Mas tells you what NOT to do post personal defense scenario.
Good job man! More felons need to come out and stand up for themselves and their rights. Regardless if we were guilty or not, we have done our time. We are tired of being discriminated against!
Jackson Hawes learn the difference between committed and convicted. The odds are good that you've committed at least one felony in your life, whether knowingly or not. Really, really good.
Time is priceless and I too am a felon and still on probation due to a case I had to sit in jail for 6 months fighting an armed robbery I was being falsely accused of. After the six months of going to court 30 days apart they finally dropped the armed robbery, the strike that was going to be on my record for life and prison time , I ended up taking 16 months and got time served and released from court but took commercial burglary with three years probation and a damn felony on my record smh time is the most valuable thing in our universe. Those 6 months took so much away from me it makes me depressed
I completely agree brother check out my RUclips channel there's many options you can use to defend yourself legally and that's my RUclips channel is all about
Man, I watched this 2 years ago when I was still considered a Felon. Now these days, I'm legal to have firearms again, due to Expungement. This reminds me of why I need to stay on track! My proudest moment so far is when I walked out of the sheriff's office with a CHL/CCW permit after my Expungement. There are options out there for you guy's, don't ever give up. I lost my rights for 11 years. God bless you all!
@@Trejofambam8788 Wiperecord.com has answers to common questions but definitely don't use them. Get a local attorney that knows the judges and prosecutor(s). Not some out of town paralegal. Good luck
I was very lucky to get a judge that not only gave me a fair conviction but also said he sees no reason why I shouldn’t own firearms. He was definitely a great judge. If anyone wants to hear my full story leave a reply.
I was convicted of a felon in the state of California for tapping some big piece of s*** on the shoulder in 1990. They called that battery. I'm going to check out the black powder gun. Thank you. Keep safe great video.
Yep I agree. I was given 10 years adjudicated probation and locked up 9months as a gang member when I was 18. Turn my life around at 25 got invovled in speaking about gangs and helping many. Never was jailed again never been in trouble again. In 2010 I was expunged I am now 46 with an open carry permit in the state of texas
enzo Gazzo I have a similar story I got deferred adjudication in texas for a small drug charge in 2010 for 3 years got off in 2 years for good behavior how did you get your record expunged what was your lawyers name thank you for your time I really want to get my concealed carry permit any info is appreciated
So to answer your Q my lawyer was Douglous Tinker (R.i.p) also you were done by 2013 so you have to wait 5 years pass that date which will bring you to 2018. So now your rights are given back under the adjudication program. If you had no more priors or convictions from the time you finished your probation you should be fine.
enzo Gazzo thanks man for the reply yes I have nothing else on my record except some traffic tickets I paid already I'm going to go this week to try to get into a CHL class thanks again
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I am in law enforcement. I feel that if someone is convicted of a crime. Did the time. And now a free person. One should be able to have all rights restored at no cost to the person. As long as no more convictions.
@@favidjenden3612 no. We’re either free or we’re not. Clearly, we’re not.
I agree and I thank you for your opinion and all you do for your community
In 2009 I did time for Domestic violence I have a 14 y/o daughter with my ex now I'm 41 and in the union working trades and I want to protect my family and pick up a hobby but cant. I might b able to pay a lawyer cause the state I live in does give gun rights back to felons.
@Hi Pal - You're a credit to the profession. Hope there's more like you.
You all probably dont give a damn but does someone know of a way to log back into an instagram account??
I was dumb forgot my account password. I would appreciate any assistance you can give me
I was a C.O. for 3 years and while most guys locked up needed to be there, there were plenty who were innocent or took a plea deal. ANYONE can become a felon anytime.
Jake V truth!
I was a convict for more years than I would like to admit.. And based on your comment I would guess u were one of those C.O.s that treated the prisoners like human beings. Thank u
Boss man 💯💯
This is the realist shit i ever heard did 4 yrs for breakin door into my own home all cuz my sons mother dated a cop
U damn fuckin right
When they say you paid your debt to society, they are lying. Guys like us pay our whole lifes for things we did 10-20 years ago. It's wrong, and it isn't justice at all.
Stay strong brother keep your head up
I feel ya on that.
Amen to that.
@@BoneTactical I've heard these words many times! I appreciate your videos I wonder if you could help me out with promoting not only my channel but with future SUCCESS!!??
@@theluckyone329 what's up brother in God's kingdom "lucky" doesn't exist we are blessed lol how are you brother?
One major trouble with the so-called "justice" system in this country is if you ever make a mistake, in so many cases it is impossible to redeem yourself with passage of time and a record free of similar mistakes. It is like a sadistic lifetime of punishment.
Refuse to recognize all the unconstitutional laws and protect yourself as you see fit. Risky, but hundreds of thousands have already done just that.
@@bjmcmahon722true, fuck the government, rules are meant to make life better not harder.
Yes. I got felony dui for multiple dui's. Which was wrong. I've did the time. Haven't been in trouble in 20 years. Don't even drink have a family. But I feel like I'm being punished for something I did 20 years ago. Can't go hunting or go out shooting with my son. Just simple things I should be able to do as a American citizen. It's a joke.
Yes, because the majority of folks don’t stoop to your level.
Criminals are a different breed of stupid. You are stripped of your rights for good reason, it’s because you don’t have any reasoning.
If we do not trust a felon with a firearm, we should not release them from jail. The laws need to change. My heart goes out to you sir.
Damn well said
Damn straight if someone such a public safety that his rights have to be taken away, that is to be violated, then he shouldn't be released into society
Works fore leave em in there
imagine you're in prison and you have the option to be released but you can't own a firearm or you can stay in prison... to each their own, but I'd choose being released.
the clean one but the fact that the law doesn’t work if someone is to dangerous to own a gun they should stay in jail or be hung because they can just get a gun illegally or other horrendous things the law is stupid and unconstitutional
I’m not a felon however I have a violent misdemeanor. Still not allowed to own a weapon. But was allowed to defend this country for the Marine Corps.
Jason Day 👊🏻💪🏻🤙🏼 www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
Lieutenant Dan I’m sorry.
you live in the wrong state then
All y'all fuckin Convicts
@Lieutenant Dan I was convicted of 2nd degree wanton endangerment in February of 2017. I lost the right to purchase firearms on paper anymore but I can still own guns. It's weird I don't get it.
“Gun control” has its origins in keeping blacks from having 2A rights. Once a person does their time, all rights should be restored. “Shall not be infringed”. (Some of our Founders had felonies).
Luminus Art...the more they make laws to hurt one group, everyone else eventually gets hurt too. While we argue over black and white, the one's at the top laugh because they know it's all about green, the have and have nots.
Perhaps it might be on the horizon. Democrats everywhere in America go on and on about restoring felons’ voting rights and other rights. Won’t be too much longer until one of those felons calls them out on it. Then comes that awkward question, “How come you trust me to vote and choose the leaders of my community, state, and nation, but not own a gun to protect myself and my family?” Should be amusing watching their response.
Some of the founders had felonies...wow did not know
@@wirelessone2986 Technically, they all did after they signed the Declaration. Some had other un-related felony charges later, including Alexander Hamilton, but did not lose their rights protected in the Const.
wireless one Wow, not to disrespect you but you definitely need to read! How could you not know this country was built on murder, rape, thievery, full on corruption! They just made laws so WE can’t overrule them.
Just wanted to drop this for ya. One felon (from age 18 for a nonviolent mistake) to another..
When you said "if everyone's turned on you including the courts. I haven't. I see you." It brought tears to my eyes brother. Stay safe and stay happy🖤🤙
Keep your head up and stay sharp my friend there’s always away as long as you’re breathing do you have a chance
@@BoneTactical absolutely and thanks for the reply, seem like a legit good man with no bs. I'ma be alright, similar situations but mines small time local corruption. It just hit hard seeing someone working to help those like yourself and I who got dumped to the side for profit or revenge whatever it maybe. Stay safe out there✌️
@@BoneTacticalyour videos changed my life bro thank you
What's your website? And I've got a few questions that really don't want everyone to be all ears... Really important to me
I know how u feel. 23 years ago a drunken man physically attacked my wife. I punched him 1 time which broke his jaw amd when he fell down he hot his head on the concrete putting him a coma. Eventually after being threatened with a large amount of jail time (even though it was my first arrest and only arrest since) i pleaded to felony assault. I was young and scared of not being avle to watch my 2 year old son grow up. The sentence was time served and no additional jail time, and 5 years probation. This has ruined my life. So many doors have been slammed in my face. If i knew now what i didn't back then there is no way i would have plead out. They give out felonies like hotcakes. I did not use a weapon and i was defending myself and wife after this man assaulted my wife and swung at me. 30 seconds changed my life.
Can't say I blame I would have done the same. Im also a felon with a family in which the government has my family vounerable to crimes. Im forced to trust Jesus Christ
u can apply to get ur fellony status removed. i mean look into it.
I feel for you brother. You can get your gum rights restored in most states even if you have a felony. Usually, at least 5 years needs to have past from the conviction and the applicant can't be on probation. You'll be surprised how many felons legally carry out here. Lastly, most of the richest people i know are felons. I guess it's because you're forced to think outside the box. Peace.
why don;t you try to get it expunged? or, can you get that type of felony expunged?
its all about the numbers and feeding their system...there is nothing of justice in their system
Currently on parole for a crime I didn't commit. Stupid young me (22, in college, still living at home. Hadn't even started my life.) signed a plea bargain. Bargain for them, lifetime for me. Not sure what I can do at this point. But understand your videos have really changed my outlook on life, and I believe God showed me these to show me life isn't over. Appreciate you sir.
I hear ya! I'm also a felon for something I swear I'm a family's life I didn't do! An ex-girlfriend accuse me of hitting her when all I wanted to do was leave her cuz I couldn't take her manipulative and narcissistic ways anymore! The night I tried to leave she locked me out of the house from getting my stuff and call the cops saying a beat her up! Which Is one of the biggest things I've been against my whole life and would never do! Then to be accused of it really hurt! But anyways she even went in and recanted her story telling them it didn't happen Cuz she thought maybe that would get me to talk to her again! Which I still wasn't going to talk to her cuz she just tried to ruin my life with a lie! Smh! Well after that the courts decided to take it in their own hands anyways and proceed with trying prosecuting me anyways! Well after a couple years of going to court I ended up getting pushed into taking a plea agreement that if I stayed out of trouble it would be a misdemeanor! Even though I really wanted to fight it Cuz I was innocent But the lawyer I had made it sound like I could really get screwed! Well I ended up screwed anyways cuz towards the end of my DPA I made a mistake with a pretty minor violation and they revoked my DPA then charge me with a felony! Smh! Probably would have helped if I could have afforded a good lawyer! But either way it was all still b******* and now I absolutely have no trust in court systems or cops! It really sucks cuz I grew up around guns my whole life and always use them responsibly! Hunting with them and shooting competition was a big part of my life and now I can't enjoy doing them things anymore!
@seena kay Unless it's a federal charge. You usually can't beat the feds.
Look into expungement
Godspeed brother
YOOO I got screwed like that too about 18-19yrs ago....had no idea how dealing/pleading out with the prosecutors would affect the rest of my life...but its ok I have learned many things over the years its sad how u have to find loop holes in the Florida law
Dude I am a three time felon and a paramedic. It was not easy but getting to success is possible. Keep it up bro!
George Ure II you too man great work!
Congratulations man. I can appreciate the dedication you have to become a paramedic with felonies. Its hard enough getting in without any. Most of the time have to know someone to get in. Well at least that's how it is here in Saint Louis, Missouri. I have always wanted to be a paramedic and then a fire fighter. I gave the dream up because I thought it couldn't happen. Hearing this from you might just spark that fire under my ass to try. How did you go about getting hired?
Congratulations my Brother in Arms
This is the most badass thing I've seen. EVER.
Did you move states?
I sincerely feel for you here. Our system is so horrifically flawed. It’s evident that you are a very intelligent man who has done very well for yourself despite your encounters with the system. You’ve truly “beat the system,” so to speak, as it is so evident in countless cases that the system’s methods are meant to keep perceived criminals (regardless of validity or context) down and out. Thank you for sharing your experiences and helping others to feel less alone and more safe.
I feel like I’ve been blessed with another chance at life. I don’t know that anyone actually beats the system.
I'm not a felon but glad to see you have figured out a way to defend yourself. I believe once you've paid your debit to society, your gun rights should be reinstated.
So if a guy commits murder sentenced to fifteenth years...only serves 8 years...does 4 years probation....Do you think he should then own a firearm? Me personally No! Cause once you committed a crime once, you are almost guaranteed to repeat it.
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I agree with the Second Amendment. It's very clear.
@@bartcornelius7717 The laws that forbid the carrying of arms are laws of such a nature. They disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes.... Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; they serve rather to encourage than to prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed man." - Thomas Jefferson, Commonplace Book (quoting 18th century criminologist Cesare Beccaria), 1774-1776
8. "I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery." - Thomas Jefferson, letter to James Madison, January 30, 1787
9. "As civil rulers, not having their duty to the people before them, may attempt to tyrannize, and as the military forces which must be occasionally raised to defend our country, might pervert their power to the injury of their fellow citizens, the people are confirmed by the article in their right to keep and bear their private arms." - Tench Coxe, Philadelphia Federal Gazette, June 18, 1789
10. "A free people ought not only to be armed, but disciplined..." - George Washington, First Annual Address, to both House of Congress, January 8, 1790

11. "A strong body makes the mind strong. As to the species of exercises, I advise the gun. While this gives moderate exercise to the body, it gives boldness, enterprise and independence to the mind. Games played with the ball, and others of that nature, are too violent for the body and stamp no character on the mind. Let your gun therefore be your constant companion of your walks." - Thomas Jefferson, letter to Peter Carr, August 19, 1785
12. "We The people are the rightful masters of both Congress and the Courts, not to overthrow the Constitition but to overthrow the men who would pervert the Constitution." - Abraham Lincoln
13. "While the people have property, arms in their hands, and only a spark of noble spirit, the most corrupt Congress must be mad to form any project of tyranny." - Rev. Nicholas Collin, Fayetteville Gazette (N.C.), October 12, 1789
14. "The militia, who are in fact the effective part of the people at large, will render many troops quite unecessary. They will form a powerful check upon the regular troops, and will generally be sufficient to over-awe them" - Tench Coxe, An American Citizen IV, October 21, 178
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15. "A militia when properly formed are in fact the people themselves . . . and include all men capable of bearing arms. . . To preserve liberty it is essential that the whole body of people always possess arms... The mind that aims at a select militia, must be influenced by a truly anti-republican principle."- Richard Henry Lee
16. "... the loyalists in the beginning of the late war, who objected to associating, arming and fighting, in defense of our liberties, because these measures were not constitutional. A free people should always be left... with every possible power to promote their own happiness." - Pennsylvania Gazette, April 23, 1788
17. "Arms in the hands of citizens (may) be used at individual discretion...in private self-defense..." -John Adams, 1788 A Defense of the Constitution of the Government of the USA, p.471
18. "Besides the advantage of being armed, which the Americans possess over the people of almost every other nation.. (where) ..the governments are afraid to trust the people with arms." - James Madison (Federalist Papers #46)
19. "Little more can reasonably be aimed at with respect to the people at large than to have them properly armed and equipped." - Alexander Hamilton (Federalist Papers #29)
20. "If ye love wealth more than liberty, the tranquillity of servitude greater than the animating contest for freedom, go home and leave us in peace. We seek not your council, nor your arms. Crouch down and lick the hand that feeds you; and may your chains set lightly upon you, and posterity forget that ye were our country men." - Samuel Adams, 1776

21. "A people who mean to continue free must be prepared to meet danger in person..." - Rep. John Randolph (22 Dec 1790, Elliot p.4:411)
22. "...but a million armed freemen, possessed of the means of war, can never be conquered by a foreign foe." - Andrew Jackson in his first Inaugural Address, 1829
23. "O sir, we should have fine times, indeed, if, to punish tyrants, it were only sufficient to assemble the people! Your arms, wherewith you could defend yourselves, are gone..." - (Elliot p.3:50-52, in Virginia Ratifying Convention demanding a guarantee of the right to bear arms.)
24. "The burden of the militia duty lies equally upon all persons;" - Rep. Williamson in Congress, 22 Dec 1790 (Elliot, p423)
25. "The people are not to be disarmed of their weapons. They are left in full possession of them." -Zacharia Johnson (Elliot, 3:645-6)
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@@bartcornelius7717 apparently not because even our fore fathers thought criminals shouldn't own guns.
If you've served your time all rights should be restored.
Poor Man's Militia
Absolutely
With some exceptions I agree. And I'm a felon.
AN EXPUNGEMENT DOES NOT GET YOUR GUN RIGHTS BACK
I agree
I said the same thing as a young boy my teacher told me to shut the fuck up back then teachers had balls
When freedom becomes illegal, become an outlaw.
Love that quote
maybe have better judgement skills, you didn't go to prison because you were smart you went because you are proof the human body can live when the brain is dead
I already am, not by choice . Being young and dumb will haunt u tell ur old and gray. I only wish I could be free again
@@pooperstalker2818 some people become convicted felons protecting themselves when the law couldn't or feeding their families when this country makes it hard to do so, so your comments are judgemental, you've obviously had it pretty easy your whole life, and can only see things from your narrow perspective
@@allahawla people make their own choices, no one said life is easy but also no one made you do drugs or what ever stupid shit you did to land yourself in jail.
Everyone loves the “I’m your Huckleberry” shirts. I agree, great scene! Too bad it’s always misquoted. He says “I’m your Huckle bearer.” The handles on a coffin are called huckles. He was saying that he would be carrying his enemy’s coffin/casket.
I just did a stupid amount of research based on your comment. You may be correct and you make a lot of sense but apparently the phrase was common in the old west. Telling someone you’d be their Huckleberry meant you were game, the person they were looking for. Mark Twain wrote Huckleberry Finn three years after the OK corral shootout but Huck was introduced three years earlier in the book Tom Sawyer. Huckleberry Finn was always ready for trouble or in trouble but to your point Doc Holliday was an educated man from Georgia and certainly would have known what a huck was . Anyway I’m rambling I enjoyed your comment, thank you.
Have you heard the huckleberry is the last nail driven into a pine coffin? I think you are accurate and what I heard is not lol
Thanks for the info.
A huckle bearer would be the person carrying a coffin, essentially a pallbearer. Holliday should have said in the film is, “I'm your huckle bearer.” Kilmer accidentally said huckleberry instead, and the line stuck
Wow. I guess we can all agree that you googled the same site for these definitions of what was said in Tombstone. Congratulations. I hope you at least feel more intelligent. Let’s all thank google for this proud moment in academia.
convicted felon here and I carry everyday. Even in the old westerns they give the bad guys their guns back when they get out of jail lol
Its fucking ridiculous. Felons already paid the debt they had with the community. They should be allowed to carry.
In Kansas you can have your gun rights back in 5 years so long as you didn’t use a weapon when you broke the law. Quicker than that, but you have to have your record expunged. I think federally it’s still illegal but state laws permit ownership.
Eddie Eaves then how can you pass an FBI background check?
D Robinson if you have your civil rights restored (I’m in the process currently thanks covid for clogging up the court docket) the results of the fbi background check won’t matter
D Robinson If you have your record expunged shouldn’t be an issue. In my case, I had a felony from another state nearly a decade ago. I’m allowed to own, just won’t be able to buy from FFL.
I will always have a gun to protect myself and family. I'd rather get caught by the police with a gun vs someone trying harm me and mines
I'd rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6
336nc benzo tough guy alert
Understandable, but if you don't have the paperwork or if you have a felony, and you're caught owning a piece, they'll probably toast your buns regardless of whether or not you have a family to defend or not.
Devil's Offspring no probably about it! 5 years mandatory.
So you want to spend 5 years minimum in prison for criminal possession of a weapon for something that is unlikely to happen.
No mans law is going to deny me my natural right to defend my life and those I love with the most effective means available. Period. You take your chances, Ill take mine.
That a boy! That's my take on the subject matter as well. As long as you are smart, respectful and low key, life should yield a much smoother and safer experience.
you are the reason I carry. You have a gun as a felon, you are a common criminal, period
💯 Same
superhoggbike I wouldn’t necessarily group all criminals together, and certainly wouldn’t carry with that Chip on my Shoulder...but 🤷🏿♂️ some People are scared easily
Then don't commit any violent crimes and your rights wont be violated.
Solution for felon home defense:
1. Black market
2. Don't carry it on person
3. Keep it well hidden in your home in case cops come with a search warrant. Yet, have it easily accessible at night in case of a home invasion.
As for your carry defense, carry a pepper spray or a cap and ball revolver.
You are entitled to defend yourself and your loved ones, felon or not.
Thats what I say
But after beating a murder wrap will still go to prison for the possession of gun
Many states will not even allow a felon to own pepper spray or any chemical weapons. Many even have laws on felons having knives with blades over 2 inches.
Definitely want to hear the story man
ckbkid1 www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
Yeah would like to see court documents, newspaper articles etc
@@ptroweachspec4903 give me the short!
I need to hear the story. I am currently in a very similar situation right now. Amazing how I came across your video. Please tell the story and the subsequent issues. Please.
James Burgett II 👊🏻💪🏻🤙🏼 www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
I feel your pain.....no one understands how the "justice" system works unless they go through the dysfunctions and injustices first hand.
So true.
Guys in our situations deserve the right to be able to protect ourselves and our families.I'm so thankful for this video.
I respect you for you admitting that you defended yourself in imminent danger. I recently got convicted on Thursday. I honestly made the mistake of having modified a pistol grip to my AK. As I listened to your story that you explained in this video helped me out because I have felt like my conviction is a cloud over my head. By sharing this, I salute you for the bravery you have by elaborating on this knowledge.
@bone tactical he can go through the Clemency board of Tallahassee fl and have your rights restored.
@@courtneyturner314
The only convictions that cannot be expunged are at the Federal Level, You are perma-screwed.
@@carminemurray6624 I know that much. He can only be pardoned by the president if you have federal charges
In what shit hole state was having a pistol grip on a ak illegal unless it was a AK pistol
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I believe a forward pistol grip is federally a felony , it's ridiculous
They don't care about us men, we are just money signs to them. The more incarcerated the more money they make. Great to hear you are promoting self defense as a falsely acused felon. 🤜🏼🤛🏼💯
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@blarg blargon You have to work a job to get money, and guns. Working helps society.
@blarg blargon among us.
Anyone & Everyone who gets convicted of a felony(s), goes through the criminal justice system, gets convicted, serves their time & conditions & then successfully & completely exits the judicial system should be able to have the opportunity to restore & secure ALL their constitutional rights again INCLUDING their gun rights--PERIOD!!! To hell with the self righteous, ignorant, mean-spirited, hypocrites who say otherwise!!!
If you are safe enough to be released into the public again, then you should immediately have ALL your rights restored 100%
How am I supposed to defend myself without a gun if the attacker has one? and they usually do. it's just a way to reduce gun ownership. most x felons never used a gun to harm anyone and they know it, it's another lie being sold to the public like it makes them safer.
I don't no what state he in but if he In my state nc a southern state he be going back to jail a felon shall not possess any weapon an the black powder guns r just a pistol or handgun that u don't have to get a permit to purchase from sheriff which is b.s. thats infringing on our 2 amendment rights if ur a felon stay out of nc with a gun or any weapon I don't believe all felon are bad people or should not be able to have a weapon to protect there self an family although there are some people that just don't need access to a firearm so if ur coming through concord nc.my home town an are a convicted felon leave all ur guns at home or u go to jail in a lot of these Andy Griffin town's around beautiful nc
Hellyeah! I couldn't have said it better myself.
I just got off probation in March last year in Oklahoma for multiple felonies. Got that shit successfully expunged THANKS TO HARD WORK AND SUPPORT FROM FAMILY & I just legally purchased my 1st AR-15.
So glad I've got that right back but yeah it's SO FUCKED UP that nonviolent/rehabilitated felons in this country get their rights stripped. Absolute bullshit. Period.
When our country has more felonies than free men we have a legislation problem
legislation is cancer on the free man
How do you think colored people feel
I can't wait till Trump is a felon
The main problem is ignorance of, and or contempt for the Constitution on the part of the crooks infesting our government, law enforcement, as well as a significant number of our fellow citizens.
@@blackhammer_928 actually I don’t give a shit what you think
As a former cop I have always thought taking someone's God given rights away for life is horse shit! If you completed the punishment for a crime then your rights should be restored. If a person is that dangerous that they should never possess a firearm they they need to stay locked up! I appreciate this video as being educational and informational so felons know how they can continue providing self defense for themselves and their families!!
You were part of the problem
@@billybongthornton4285 the police dont make the laws ok, learn to vote
Facts. Being innocent still follows you and Mark's you with charges. I'm living proof as well. Such a broken system.
Well here's the part that everybody's forgetting you're right you are born with those they are not to be given to you they are not to be taken away by anyone this means the government the government cannot infringe on your rights for any reason for any time at any reason this is what it says in the Constitution so for them to try to tell a felon that they cannot hold or possess a gun is a human rights violation and crime and you could turn around and I'm telling everybody this because it's true if they deny you for a gun you could turn around and sue them in open court and get thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars I'm working now to become a lawyer to do this I'm going to go and do a survey and get every felon that I could find and I'm going to have every one of them be denied for a firearm then I'm going to turn around and sue their state and the federal government projecting on a couple hundred million dollars hopefully that'll break the system enough to change something
The biggest criminals wear suits
supreme Longmire7 the biggest criminals are drug traffickers and sex traffickers no one is perfect not even our government but they have a job just like everyone else
the second biggest wear badges and matching costumes!
Drug traffickers? I hope you mean the CIA and pharmaceuticals company’s.
Dustin Poche most cops are good guys I used to hate cops but I eventually learned that most are good
@@branchingvineTHANK YOU. The denial n ignorance in this country is amazing. Cognitive dissonance
The only guy untouched by the 2020 ammo shortage!
hehe has me rethinking my entire setup right now...
Hey where can I buy some amo? its getting hard to find
I need some amo
I'm good I've been sticking up for yrs. I'm just glad I have concrete floors.
: )
Mr white Expunged is the real deal, I was overjoyed when I received the letter that my rights had been restored. I felt like a Complete citizen again. I felt like I am somebody - not just a number, without a voice - but someone, a person, a human being , a citizen with a voice who is going to use it every chance I get.
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Black powder is not a firearm that's true but a convicted felon still prohibited to possess or purchase ammunition or it's components. So yes as a convicted felon you are committing a crime carrying that gun loaded.
Damn brother i feel your pain! Justice system is broken. God bless you for helping the helpless
Bit Poppa he’s a felon and should still be in prison
@@mikefowler2445 please explain this is something I'm not aware of.
You’re opening statement may seem like a “rant” to those who have never been through the system. But once you’ve faced the system, every person is Shocked by how it’s nothing like the movies. LOL Nobody cares about your case or who you are, not the judge, jury, DA or even your own lawyer. Your own lawyer wants the case to drag on to bill you more, and make more money. It’s overloaded, extremely expensive to defend yourself and your entire life gets put on hold, as you live in limbo never knowing what the outcome will be.
'Limbo' is a Catholic concept of a place between Heaven and Hell right? Like in the 'waiting room at the doctor's office'. Agreeing to U.S. citizenship is a social contract, voidable by YOU if the other 'agreed' partner (your chosen administrators) fail to uphold the contract. I experienced the court, motor vehicle services and the insurance industry running a scam on a 20 yr. old, MYSELF. A D.W.I. ticket, though I was not driving. Today I find myself grateful to have learned a bit about the nature of greed in our society. Volunteering to associate with any "public" employee, in any capacity, automatically instills in me ' reasonably low expectations' regarding their ability to produce anything of 'economic value'. Traditionally , their role is to seperate my money from my wallet and put it into their wallet.
You're EXACTLY right!!!
Amen to that.
U know, Ivw never been to prison. I'm not a felon. The system has not worked for victims of DV either. I've seen my attacker get off on LITERALLY over 100 felony DV charges & dozens of drug related offenses & numerous theft, other dangerous charges while I've seen ppl sentenced to u years for a baggie w no measurable amount of narcotics. The system I fucked up bad. They would just set him free to come back to attack me, imprison me kidnap me. Then they wouldn't give my child back to me by I couldn't keep him away. That's messed up. I'm suffering unjustly so are my children. No contact wharsoever.
Unless people have worked in the system or been through the system, they have no idea how it actually works in reality, yet there are endless numbers of people with strong opinions who think they know all about it.
The system is rigged against the working man!
I support that after a person who has been convicted of a felony(s), who has served their court ordered criminal sentence of jail or prison time, who has successfully served their probation/parole & all court ordered sanctions & restrictions & who are officially out of the justice system & free of the justice system be eligible to have ALL their U.S. constitutional civil rights restored including their 2nd amendment right to own, purchase, possess, use & keep all legal firearms-ABSOLUTELY, PERIOD! It should be a right for ALL U.S. citizens to have their full constitutional rights restored after they have fully served their criminal sentence & sanctions & be considered that they have FULLY paid their debt to society! Being a so-called ex-felon should be just that, an ex-felon after one is out of the justice system. One should be able to fully gain their life back & continue on at some point after criminal wrong doing & punishment!
Micheal Adams Exactly. We should not have “half-citizens”.
Agreed Sir!
I am a convicted violent felon. I knew what I was doing and chose to do what I did for someone I love. I was in the Army at the time and that really hurt my case by adding years to my sentence. When I turned myself in after helping my people and was just put in a holding cell the police lieutenant on duty came in and said he wanted to shake my hand. I asked why and he said thank you for not hurting any of my men and I understand why you did it but being a vigilante is still a crime. The prosecutor offered me a good deal at 15 years do 7 1/2 that I took but the judge threw it out and gave me 5 minutes to decide on 18 years, with 2 suspended, do 9. I took it because by the law, the law I chose to break, even with a jury I would have got 20 years do 10. By the way I used the cheapest, $20, stun gun I could find as the primary weapon. There were 4 of them and one of me. The training and knowledge from my 8 years in the Army were used primarily to not harm anyone anymore than absolutely necessary. In my state of Indiana felons are allowed to receive a maximum of 1/3 in time cuts from their prison sentence so 1/3 of 9 years is 3 years worth of time cuts I earned leaving me with 6 years in prison and only then could I request to modify what was left. I learned the law, wrote my own modification and have now acted as my own attorney 3 times and got exactly what I deserved, which is zero. My paupers lawyer on my way into prison I saw once even though I tried everything to communicate with him he just didn't have any time for me. The lawyer sitting with me when the judge threw out the procecutors deal and gave me 18 years had been a lawyer for 6 months.
At this time I, and many felons, can no longer be pardoned by my governor nor the president. This new law reform came about around 3 years ago. I can not have this hidden, expunged or modified in any way forever. There are a lot of ways to still protect myself or my people. Here's the real kick in the nads though, convicted felons are not allowed any type of body armor or helmet. I can't even wear a bullet proof vest. Even if I were to modify or create my own vest or other similar protection only device it still counts like making my own gun. Crossbow also out of the question. So don't laugh but a $6 wrist rocket sling shot and the ceramic ammo you can buy with it is very effective. Lol. Seriously I carry a $5 bought at a yard sale telescoping baton 18'' long and I have had to use it more than once. This is a weapon that requires knowledge and training because it can easily kill someone with any head blow. This type of weapon should only be used for body blows. America is now the joke of the "free" world. At this time 30% of Indiana residents are under some form of government control. Seriously. Most states are the same way with a very large percentage of it's population under direct control of police, probation or "community corrections." How the hell have WE THE PEOPLE allowed this to happen???? So my 10 years of Honorable service with an honerable discharge from the Army and my bachelor's degree from Purdue University means little to nothing.. When I get pulled over by the police they run my name and then it's on, every single time. 3-4 squad cars, police dog and a never ending fight for my rights that I have left ensues. Thus far after 10, yes 10, pullovers in 18 months for ostensibly doing something wrong while driving I have received no tickets, no warnings, and they (police) have never got me out of my vehicle. They also lied 10 times to pull me over because the reasons the police had given me for pulling me over I told them they were incorrect and I call them on their lie, very respectfully, every single time and say no I do not consent to search or seizures of any kind for any reason and ask if I am being detained which all adds up to putting everything on the police officer if he were to detain me because now his lie to pull me over must become truth somehow their whole case falls apart. Sorry for this long comment but damn, 17 years ago is how long it's been since my B Felony crime I committed. Life is what we all get with any Felony charge and what happens to America and it's people, even the ones without any charges, is an extreme example of the Butterfly Effect.
Hey scott much love and respect. Your story is a dam shame! Im sorry that happen to you! Sorry for what happen to your loved one you decided to avenge... I agree with everything you said! How did america get here! I also am a felon and cant own a gun for get this... DUI!!! Had a 1 domestic also which was bogus case... I had a mentally ill drug addicted girlfriend that would get violent with me outta nowhere and i got a domestic from holding her down! This country sucks!! I cant defend myself or own a gun cuz of these stupid reasons!!! My dad was a marine and i learned to shoot with a m1 garand when i was very young...i love guns and cant stand that they take our rights over these stupid reasons!!Anyways keep your head up sir!! Thank you for your service to our country and the government should of not done that to you...they suck!!
I personally carry a very large blade with a lanyard to secure it on my hand, and tactical pepper spray 25 ft range the most powerful I could find, I've neutralized ppl 2 or them were armed with guns but I was faster because I will know when a perp is carrying a gun, 99% give themselves away with simple tell signs, I don't carry because I just have a personal dislike to guns, I grew up surrounded by guns and mobsters, I had already a wisdom at an early age that most teens don't have, I've defended myself very well all my life no gun needed, I lived in Chicago most of my life, that's the most violent city in the world I can say, Iraq is safer, but having alternative methods of defense and exercising common sense has served me great, never been robber or shot in my life, not for lack of criminals trying, so in my opinion you don't need to feel bad because you can't own a gun, getting the proper self defense training is a must, so you learn to control your emotions and therefore you'll act effectively 2nd don't what the media portrays > like> the guy was just minding his own business and all the sudden he shot, 98% of that narrative if plain in and simple BS lies... when a person gets shot there's something going on, or when their love ones get shot, yes ppl get hit with stray bullets like in other country that guns are owned by citizens ...but again not at the rate the media wants to portray, not by far 98% of the times that bullet has a name written on it.. and family members although innocent are targets as well...per USA population> 69% of the population doesn't own a gun, 30% does... and there's 1% that wouldn't mind but still don't own one... so yeah is the media that makes it all a hype and are fear mongers / as if you don't own a gun you'll die.... and that's hogwash... and i'm a defender and firm believer of our 2A rights but because our 2A amendment rights go far beyond of only owning a gun... is our freedom period...
Scott - I was building big display fireworks at home as a hobby, I had too much explosive powder, some illegal chemicals, several high-explosive fireworks mortar charges, and my stuff was stored illegally. I guess I'm fortunate my felony is federal. I got pulled over 2 weeks ago for expired registration. I asked the cop out of curiosity "do you see my felony when you pull up my info?" He said "no," not normally, but he does have the capability to pull it up, but never would. He said it really doesn't concern him since it's federal, unless I was carrying something illegal for a felon. I had a court-appointed attorney for my case, and I got one of the best federal lawyers in that city! He communicated with me every time I asked & visited me several times. My case was easy though, since it was so obvious what I did, I just pled guilty, wrote & read a really nice, honest letter to the judge at sentencing, & got a year & a day when facing 3-5 years! You generally can't win against the feds anyway. It did help that my lawyer & the judge used to practice law together & were friends. The lawyer really fought for probation and even told the judge what a great, honest person I was! So, my case is opposite of your's, I had a great lawyer and 3-4 cops won't show up to a traffic stop! I also feel very fortunate to be able to carry a small black powder revolver as a felon. I'm honestly surprised this is allowed, and they're not even considered firearms! As an aircraft mechanic it's a little bit harder to get work but I've managed to land a career at the world's largest defense contractor working on fighter jets! When they pulled my background check they asked me for details instead of just saying "NO! We don't hire felons!" When they found out my crime wasn't a big deal they hired me. It does help that it's the only thing on my record.
@@crooked-halo when you sign the paper giving up your gun rights it is federal
We have become the U.S.S.A. I expierenced the same thing in small town Oklahoma where I once worked(not my home state). I was constantly pulled over for absolutely nothing. going to Walmart late night on a Friday the officers just knew that I had to be drinking on a Friday night for sure....nope...not a drop. Constant harassment because I'm the new guy with a nice jeep and a good paycheck. I kept to myself. maybe in an after I screwed his Ole lady or something....who knows. But this stuff exists big time. FYI....in my home state on my license it has stamped "Safe Driver" I'm the nation's top 1% of safe drivers....imagine that!
One thing I learned a long time ago when I got my first felony it does not matter if you are guilty or innocent especially in the state of Texas if you are charged with something 99% of the time they are going to offer you a plea deal and rather you did this shit or not the plea deal is all you're going to get so even if you're 100% innocent you're still going to end up having to sign some sort of plea deal and take a much less charge even though you are innocent, district attorneys are like professional fighters, all that matters is how many wins they have and they don't give a fuck about you or your being innocent. Reduce the charge offer the plea deal and make you think that you're getting some sweetheart deal because they're letting you out of jail and let's just face it if you've never been down that road before you are going to be absolutely terrified and you're going to sign off on anything just to get them to leave you the hell alone. I really really think that in American Public School Systems they need to teach people about the law and what their rights are.
At least in Texas, non violent felons can still own possess firearms. *after 5 yrs from release of supervision
I live in Texas and I've never seen a state so hell bent on putting people in prison.
Same as Florida.Bogus Charges to the max! Then later they can say, look at his record! They're a joke. In the county jail in Orlando, there was one younger cool officer. He told a few of us, in Florida, they teach cops to make up a reason to stop everyone. They could be potential felons. They got me down for Felony from 2005, that's actually a musdemeanor! Live in Colorado now since 2018! 😥
Nobody's free anymore people have signed over every rights we did have for a promise of safety they can't provide hell you ask for permission to own a car, oh yeah they want you to register it also for tracking, let's talk about how you have to pay taxes on a home you own, do you pay taxes on a loaf of bread you bought 4yrs ago? No? Well if you don't thier gonna take your home and land and sell it for pennies on the dollar to someone who will pay taxes on it, let's go into kids right well if you don't like what thier teaching them and keep them home to teach em yourself be expecting a visit from law enforcement or cyfd because you allowed your kids to be "truant" and now thier gonna throw you in jail to take one of these plea deals your talking about. See the point is every single American is responsible in one way or another of why the government has thier say in every single aspect of our lives now. The only law we should be obeying at this point is the part of the constitution that talks about tyrannical governments they gave them the power to do. The only 2 options at this point is overthrow and install a new government who listens to the what the public wants or submit and shut the fuck you know what the answer is since people vote for shit without actually reading what thier voting for and hoping the government doesn't fuck them instead
@@TexasPapa13 the problem is federal law can interfere
Damn bro my man made a mistake now they got him out here like Davy Crocket. That's bullshit.
CJ Rogers don’t let the antique cowboy action black powder pistols distract you from the real modern self defense game changers only available from www.bonetactical.com
@@BoneTactical nice promotion homie but fortunately I'm not a felon so I'm all stocked and set
thats hilarous
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Mistake? Lol, they never take responsibility for hurting people, it's always someone else's fault.
You have more rights as a felon in your state with concealed laws than I do as a regular citizen in California. Amazing.
Excuse me if I don't take your word for it, not that I don't trust you?..
You are technically right here but I can’t get ice the fact that you are a Devil splicer using SIVA
Mr. JFuego, you could move from California. Ex felons have to stay put where they're paroled to. I know I can NEVER possess a firearm because I have convictions from Texas, and the Federal. I did 10 calendar years inside. Ive been free n clear over 30 years now, but that Fed charge can not be removed. Because of my Federal beef, I can never possess a firearm without a Presidential Pardon. They award only 4 a year. I'm not crying though, but if you'd like, I'll trade identities with you any day, since your a regular non-felon citizen. All you regular joes moan about how other folks got it sooo much better than you. Ok, I'll trade with you.
I'm in Cali, can confirm...
Have you considered an air rifle like the Texan SS? High powered, multiple shots at long range, & also “not a firearm.” Perfectly legal for felons
What about GAMO Air Rifles ?
Any thoughts ?
Would they be Legal as well ?
Many years ago, before my conviction...
I found out the hard way, after my brother got me one as a gift.
And
I decided to shoot down the hall, at a poster on a door. Thinking tthat it was a BB Gun !!
...To My Surprise....
That ain't No Fukn BB Gun !!
Loud as fuk, went through door and put a Hole in the Washing Maching....
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Called em up and told him WTF !!!
Why didn't you tell me ?
He says,
What you Think ?
You like it ??
As he's Laughing...
Fukn jackass brother Smfh😆
Later found they are capable of Hunting game as large as Wild Bore !!
I have considered many things and thank you for watching as well as your feedback is appreciated
@@hardluck7769 get a big bore 909
That’s not gonna protect you
@@ShockShorts The 909 is a 50 Cal
Ive only had 1 speeding ticket in my life. 1 law broken but I believe once you have paid your debt to society you should be able to become a true citizen not a secondary citizen .
To bad the gubment (bunch of assholes) doesn't agree with you.....
Not about any crap the gubment tries to sell you, its just control plain and simple.
( gun control)
I'm a non-violent felon and I refuse to allow tht to force me into being a helpless victim. It's refreshing to know I can still work within the law and protect myself and loved ones. You're the truth Bone Tact! Thanks for the great info! 💯
Maa`Ra Ausares Stay strong brother thanks for watching 👊🏼🤙🏼💪🏼 www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
"Shall not be infringed" At one time meant something.
K Simpson yup shall not be infringed was specifically worded into the 2a for an absolute reason . the “our forefathers didn’t know what weapons would become” is bullshit they knew offensive capabilities only get better just as they know defensive capabilities increase with time just the same. Weapons have only gotten better since the first of us grabbed a rock to bash someone in the head for a meal or a pretty rock we wanted. It’s a shame there is so many ignorant people that can be herded like cattle to a specific idea, it is truly unfortunate propaganda is real.
K Simpson 👊🏻💪🏻🤙🏼 www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
Shhh they might hear us, Democrats are desperately trying to diminish our second amendment rights while keeping their own in stern yahaha- they even have a hard core terrorists supporter group of representatives working for them- their really just disguised as American representatives working for other countries or authorities yahaha- just like in Minneapolis, Minnesota other retarded radical states are in disgrace
here's clowny the 2a is your Right Not a Privilege
A Privilege is given to you like a invitation to a Special Event
A right is somthing that doesnt Need permission from the government
@@michaelquantum8068 your drivers license can also be a privilege so they consider- but your correct about the amendments they are your rights under the constitution
I’m NOT a “convicted” felon, I do have a felony on my federal database record, that felony does not exist in any court records anywhere. I’ve talked to everyone at every level of the “system” and nobody knows what can be done 😒
Ps: I am also a decorated veteran with an honorable discharge.
Same situation here , don’t know if you care to compare notes
Well when u have federal employees fraudulently editing Federal databases you'll find that there's a lot of people with the same situation the government needs to get its employees in check before they go trying to disarming us
That's the system we have.
Have you filed an foi request for all information related to your record? Sounds ridiculous to have to do, but the feds aren’t our friends.
Basically, if the case is thrown out you have the option for expungement if you were innocent or not found guilty. Then there's deferred adjudication which does none disclosure only. Then you have the option of a pardon. Really need a good lawyer to find out your best option.
those arent rights if they can be taken away in court and given back after a court battle. those are PRIVILEGES. rights cant be taken away
Then your only rights are to be born, live, and die
But whether the Constitution really be one thing, or another, this much is certain - that it has either authorized such a government as we have had, or has been powerless to prevent it. In either case, it is unfit to exist.... - Lysander Spooner
Skyler Slack yes they can you have a RIGHT to bear arms but they can take that away you have a RIGHT to vote but they can take that away so idk what you’re talking about
So, a felon can carry. I bet that doesn't last long.
@@billbradleymusic It's been around for a long time, they probably arent going to change it anytime soon.
You shouldn’t need to have you’re rights restored. Any right that you have to have restored is an infringement upon your rights.
STFU
Freedoms arent given by man. We are born with them from GOD. GOD gave us our rights. If man gave them they can be taken away. Our countries framers said our rights are GOD given.
Welcome to Europe. In terms of gunlaw, we all are convicted felons since the day of our birth.
Ever really ask yourself why they want to disarm the Europeans?
@@TheRestingcrow Different cultures.
Most countries here choose to let the government handle public safety.
Lots of countries already had stricter weaponlaws for civilians before blackpowder guns were popular to give more perspective.
Probably something that came from living in many small monarchies.
You look like Michael Scott joined the Marines instead of Dunder Mifflin
Not Bob Saget 👊🏻💪🏻🤙🏼 www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
He did didn't you watch thirteen hours
Hahahah yeah!! Prison Mike!!
That's what she said!!
Ud be da bell at da ball
I was hanging out with the wrong person at 17, broke in to a house and we stole a pistol. Got caught, and took a felony charge. This was 35 years ago and I still feel terrible about it. Been self employed for 27 years, married, 4 children, and no record of crime, but this felony haunts me and I'm judged by this foolish act I committed a lifetime ago yet I see how the law protects violent criminals. It's crazy.
Hey man I have pretty much the same story I’d love to talk about it as I’m trying to chase the self employment route myself.
we wanna hear your story
HardCity RainDrops he said if we commented he would make a video so i commented cuz i wanna see a video
Exactly story
tyler chandler www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
@@BoneTactical Cant wait for him to share it! I know for a fact he talks a lot of truth in his videos. Although I sense some grandiose accents to it. Glad to see he's doing well considering the positions he was put in.
@@BoneTactical ooof im excited ive gotta feeling this video is gonna do so much good for you 👍
I am not a felon, so I am lucky enough to own moderne firearms. This is the first uTube channel though that makes real when it comes to self defense. Somebody who has been there and got the T-shirt. It is easy for people to be left wing, until the s hits the fan, then you want a weopon. Thank you Sir for saying it like it is.
Thanks for watching, for your feedback, and for your support!
“Carry’s a black powder pistol”
*wild west intensifies
Nick .S 👊🏼💪🏼🤙🏼 www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
Black powder can kill ,like any other firearm, and black powder guns cost just as much as a modern pistol
Kinda badass😂🙌
Just wait until the lights go out 1830 all over again
in North Carolina , a black powder is the Only kind of firearm we felons can carry . its considered a " primitive " firearm . it takes longer to fire them than a modern firearm . it use to be after 7 yrs with NO arrests of any kind then depending on the felony .
Don't forget about the double barrel blackpowder shotguns. They can cut down to what ever length you want since it isn't considered a firearm.
Kekistani Armorer
Exactly! Anyone can own a double barrel shotgun with a full shoulder stock and a 10" barrel
@@johnt4060 In Alabama a BP gun with barrel under 12 inches will get a felon put in prison. State laws vary a lot.
www.atf.gov/firearms/firearms-guides-importation-verification-firearms-national-firearms-act-definitions-antique
In New Mexico a felon is not allowed any kind of gun that uses gunpowder. It takes 10 years after compleating the sentence for rights to be restored automaticly
You can't possess black powder as a felon in pretty much any state, except I believe alaska but I'm not 100% sure on that
What you say about prosecutors is 100% accurate. I also have a felony due to a lazy bias detective, who didnt care about what really happenend . Only an easy case to put up to the judge....
Jason Finallyfree 👊🏼💪🏼🤙🏼 www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
Your story makes me cry man, I can feel the weight and burden it has on you to this day :( The way you tell it with such intensity. Very glad to come across your self defence video, since here in Sweden, where I live, you cannot carry a weapon at all without years of shooting at a shooting range, and you also cannot have a psychiatric illness. Black powder guns are legal though, here as well :)
Just because you are labeled a felon doesn't mean you are one. We all make mistakes and have the ability to better our lives. Sadly, the US Prison system is privately owned and all about making money. You have to pay to be in jail in my state.
What??? I've been in prison in two states and federal. Never a private one, though I've heard of them.
That isn't "The U.S. prison system". Just FYI, if you are a felon and you follow this guy's advice, you're taking a big chance on actually experiencing The USBOP firsthand. Not privately owned.
Bone Tactical I'm not a felon, but I definitely believe feIons still have their right to defend themselves and their family.
Not all felons wake up wishing to have a dangerous or deadly encounter with someone else.
Thanks for taking your time to share this information with us. Wish you the best!
Today, I just happened to Google "personal defense weapons for convicted felons" and your video came up. Great video!
Thanks man
I'm my highschool in NH in 2003 we had a elective class that our football coach taught that u did get credit for half yr class. Called street law and it was all about our rights as citizens. How to handle being pulled over or arrested. I've been a addict for 15 years been sober almost 2 still no felonies this class should be mandatory all over the US.
Keep your head up and stay sharp
Never, ever, plea-bargain.
Never go to trial
Never talk to the cops
To bad many do not know that. I sure didn't when I was 16.
Why not?
Why
SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED!!! Rite or wrong, everyone on the face of the planet has the right to self preservation.
Fuck yeah
Vulgar Display of Truth Criminals do not deserve to have guns .. kind of defeats the purpose of protection
+Vulgar, even the mentally ill? I wonder how that's going to work out for ya. *Looks at the increase of school shootings/public shootouts*
Not in the United States of America.... Very sadly indeed
@@topdawg611 define criminal
I feel your pain also. I'm in the process of trying to restore my rights
Let us know if it works out for ya,I’d like mine restored also
As well as mine
How do I get my rights restored. I live in Michigan, I've got a couple bullshit felony charges that should have been misdemeanors.
Restoring your citizenship is different than restoring your right to get your 2a back and I think the 14a you get back as well. But it's all controlled by the state. I know I had to wait 6yrs and not get in trouble or anything to be able to start the process
@@mikewilber725 *Not being sarcastic* The short Answer: Get a lawyer. Search online for the best one you can find that's licensed in your Jurisdiction (or they may need to be licensed wherever you were convicted, not positive), and that Specializes in Rights Restoration cases. Oh and lastly, success *can* depend Heavily on what State the conviction was in, depending on the charge.
Good Luck!! 👊!
What a great idea. I am sure you already have but if not, get extra cylinders pre-loaded for your pistols and since it would not be in the gun, load all six so you would have 11 shots total. I am glad to see you were able to adjust with the system we have and thanks for sharing your knowledge and ideas. Peace, Mo
Good video, keep it up.
I am a convicted felon because I was forced by the feds.to take a quilty plea for something I didn't do.The feds.even admitted that they DID NOT have any evidence, only circumstantial event.
This is a very long story and I will not go into details. I was even shot while standing in own yard, still get death threats and I still can't protect myself.
My charge was a victimless, nonviolent crime, got out of prison very early, got off probation 1yr. early and up until my arrest @ the age of 63 ,had NEVER been in trouble, not even a speeding ticket in 20yrs.
However, a person in our situation NEVER stops paying his "debt to society ".
Keep the videos coming.
GOOD JOB.
I see it like this brother, I'd rather be judged by 12 than be carried by 6.. Especially if I have a family! Any means to protect them even if it means breaking the law!
best video I have seen in years I guess that's because I'm a felon
David Woods www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
Me too brother
Same here brother, we all need a second chance and are rights restored. We have that X on our backs, we need to help each other out. Love the vid
From one felon to another. I'm glad your around and have the option to tell your story.
Thanks for watching keep your head up
@@BoneTactical what revolver did you show in this video?
And to one felon to another ooooowwwee
Oh God this guy's going to get so many people thrown in prison don't listen to this idiot he's already back in prison
@@blancoguwopp2707 looks like a 1858 Remington new army sheriffs model
Awesome, brother! I'm a convicted felon out of Texas. I'll be checkin out that old army. In Texas, if you're 5 years out from completing your sentence, you can own a fire arm for home defense. However, Federal law trumps the state law.
Read the title brother
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"Thank You Brother..!! My wife was the only person who understood anything why I did what I did 22 years ago, because she and I were running together... She went to rehab, and well, I committed a crime, and went to prison for 5 years... I have 3 children and 3 grandchildren, and I am most definitely going to protect them, and this video has helped me out a lot... (Did I mention I live in Florida also)..? Anyway... Thank You for this video helping me, and helping others to understand what we go through..!!" 👍
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Check your local laws before doing this. In my state (Nebraska) felons cannot posses black powder guns.
Same for Illinois.
You can't in Florida either unless it's an antique firearm made before 1898 or a replica of one
@@scottigarrett8320 Almost all states have a law against felons carrying black powder weapons. Just because its an over the counter purchase, or you can mail order them, does not make it legal for felons. You have to get your rights restored, and that varies by state, and what your convictions are. I highly advise any felons watching this to NOT carry these weapons, you will be charged if caught.
Hey Paul, are you 100% sure of that?
@@jbignJesus yes Paul is 100% accurate. Each state has their own laws in play that prevent convicted felons from owning even blackpowder firearms, even antique ones. Just like having that knife, he can expect to have issues with Law Enforcement if he is caught carrying it. This guy will get people in trouble. Highly recommend anyone watching who is a convicted felon, DO NOT listen to him.
Things like that are why I have no faith in our Justice system I personally believe it's beyond fixing its too corrupt
Shawn Hendricks 👊🏼💪🏼🤙🏼 www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
And when a violent crime is in progress, the cops are always somewhere else, writing tickets, or some other public harrasment for the city, state...
Whole Governmental System is flawed n fake as Fuk!! Power To the People, reduce ALL government agencies works wide, put all votes to the people!!!....WTF?!
It can be fixed. With violence that's the only thing they will listen to
@@BoneTactical Note that even under federal law, any firearm “which can be readily converted to fire fixed ammunition by replacing the barrel, bolt, breechblock, or any combination thereof” is not considered an ‘antique firearm’ and would be considered a ‘firearm’ for purposes of federal prohibitions. The same is true for any firearm that incorporates the frame or receiver of a firearm such as a Remington 870 with a muzzle loading barrel or a Thompson Contender.
Keep being a true American and patriot who informs all Americans, like felons, about our civil rights. 👍🏼
I feel you brother. Non violent offense at 18....now 30 and still paying for it. Can’t vote, can’t volunteer for my kids field trips, tough time with jobs...etc etc....
Never hurt a person, think about that!!!!
HalferLand Video's yeah man it’s crazy, stay strong brotha
Again, upon completion of parole/probation, there are only a couple of states that DON'T reinstate your right to vote and jury sit. The civil liberties NOT automatically reinstated are the 2nd amendment, and the right to hold public office. Depending on your offences, and how long ago they were, may mean just a court fee and a petition to that court. PLEASE make the time to do some reading! I am in the process of also. Whats yours is yours! And its written my man, but its not going to be handed to you.
Go fukkin get it !!
Was it a felony if not your fine having a felony doesn't exclude you from everything. Especially volunteering for your kids functions.
talk to a lawyer, since its been that long and its non violent, i'm pretty sure you qualify to get your record sealed and your gun rights reinstated
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I'm a felon with habitual status and I always say that I would rather be caught with one than without one because getting judged by 12 is way better than getting carried by 6 while I'm taking a permanent nap.
Daniel English BIG FACT
Hear hear!
I appreciate you guys backing me up.
@@TheElectronicRadio oms sound like u from Chicago bro
@@JoeSkicac I'm actually a white dude from North Carolina. Hopped off the porch early and was raised in the poor and violent parts of town and was just raised like this.
Im glad people with felonies can get firearms. Self defense isnt a privilege, its a right
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Not a felon but might as well be one because I'm in the military and the government decided to trust a civilian off of allegations that proved to be untrue, over their own service members protecting the country and the written doctrine of the constitution. Now I have a protective order against me from my respondent, and since I am a federal employee, they flagged me from having any ownership of a "firearm" for atleast 3 years over lies and false allegations. I have weapons, am skilled and knowledgeable enough to defend myself against an attacker with a pencil if I have to, and most of all I am patient enough to look for loopholes, grey areas, and work arounds. I cant imagine what being an actual convicted felon would be like, I really feel for yall. On behalf of those that serve and those that believe in the written constitution, I commend and applaud you for your service for this great video and advice. Thank you and keep up the great work!
Edit: as a servicemember who is expected to go to war, and risk my life for corrupt policies and corporations, I can honestly say the once great nation is at its worst. So much for serve and protect your country, serve and respect your community. True freedom is dead. Lets all say a prayer to the false god known as government. In memory of a country once dignified and respected. Amen.
I am with you my brother. I was made into a convicted felon by carrying my legal firearm from state to state.
TheGod Ofwar stay strong my man 👊🏻💪🏻🤙🏼 www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
This law is such b.s. I believe I could argue it in your favor. Similar case with a relative that brought a pistol on vacation from neighboring State. No reciprocity, so had he been caught, he'd been facing 1-5.
If moving, or visiting somewhere, you should be able to register (temporarily) your firearm(s) within 72 hours of arrival to said State.
Please have this expunged.
I have my cpl in michigan and when my wife and i were traveling this spring we went through ohio and all of Pennsylvania. We stayed in bradford Penn for our last night and my wife was wanting to go see new york and the falls. Well needless to say we never went, new york would make me a criminal because they dont honor my cpl. We will not be stripped of our right to defend ourselves and be made criminals trying to do so.
I never agreed with felon = no firearm rights. If a person can't be trusted to own a firearm in public, they should not be in the public in the first place.
Amen
sailure1 nonviolent offenders should be able to own
@@daniellenard2872 No, wrong...ALL OFFENDERS should be allowed to own firearms, because all Offenders still have a right to self defense. If a person cannot be trusted to own a firearm...IN PUBLIC... they should not BE IN PUBLIC... Its that simple. We Americans have been sold a bullshit line about cruel and unusual punishment because the government knows fear = votes and fear = money. If yo cant be trusted...you are defective...plain and simple.
sailure1 I disagree I’m a felon too but I don’t think someone convicted of crimes against children should have a right to defend themselves
@@daniellenard2872 too bad... if they are trusted to be in public, they have the right to defend themselves...I know a guy convicted of sexual assault on a minor... Rape and kidnapping... He served 18 years... He took her across State lines PLOT TWIST...he's been married to her for 24 years now. It took 2 years for the courts to convict him. In that time they got married & had another kid together. Courts didnt care. They now have 3 kids. She had their first son at age 15. (pregnant at 14) #2 was a daughter. #3 was another boy, but is much younger of course. The first son is a paramedic who served 2 years in the Navy. She raised the first two all by herself. Are you telling me the felon has no right to protect his family now that he is out after serving 18 years in prison? Again...if they cant be trusted to live in society...they shouldnt be in society.
I caught a felony for possessing painkillers without a prescription 18 years ago and I did my time and I’ve stayed out of trouble ever since but having that felony on my record has stopped me fro voting or owning a firearm so I’m glad to see this video!!
Unless you live in Iowa your right to vote is automatically restored after 5 years, provided you've met all requirements of parole/probation and paid all fines, court costs, etc.
A felony for that?? That's fucking stupid, sorry to hear you had to waste ur time and money on a bullshit charge.
@@TheBuckStopsHere480 not true ... 7 years no more trouble and my rights aren't reinstated moat states don't even offer expungement
@@the_gray_bush345 I vote in illinois with a felony. Even though voting is useless anymore kinda like voting for shits or puke take your choice.
You don’t need a lawyer. I was convicted of 4 felonies when i was 18 I’m now 39... 2 years ago I got my gun rights back and my ccw. I live in VA “ Commonwealth state” strictest gun laws and the creator of the automatic five years of a felon possessing a firearm... so you can def get them back just do some research about your state. Anyone in VA I’ll be more then happy to help you and guide you on what you have to do... total cost was less then $150... again I had no lawyer
Thank you. This all needed to be said. Lost my rights 11 years ago, but I'm looking at black powder rifles and handguns now.
Damn your in Florida?
You've already got 5 strikes against you.
Florida is a super tough state for a convicted felon to live in.
Good luck to you man.
You are absolutely right my feelings I went to prison back in 1974 I still cannot get my rights back to this day I have been trying to get my rights back and have not even been given a court date they just keep telling me when I get there I'll get there they get mad if you ask them when are you going to hear my case when we get around to it that's all you'll get it's been almost forty-five fucking yearsI have PCP pistols and air rifles that will drop a buffalo with one shot and they're totally legal because they use compressed air so fuck them
You mean privileges, rights cannot be taken away
@@captainobvious5993 If there is a will, there is a way.
S*** in Florida they'll lock your ass up for having a bullet
@@brantleymyers884 what do you exspect Florida is on big police state
Folks have to be careful in states like Oklahoma owning a black powder gun isn't illegal for felons, but *having one loaded is*. Please check your state laws to ensure you are in compliance.
Kentucky is the same. No type of arm that expels a projectile by way of a chemical explosion is legal for felons. The big knife you are carrying in the video could go either way. Bottom line do your homework to avoid trouble. Not only in your state but any state you may travel to or through.
Utah does not specify firearms and states they can not be in possession of a dangerous weapon. So this would mean the black powder is off the table. So is that big knife, the little one is a gray area. Even things like bows can only be possessed for hunting purposes.
This video seems to be giving a lot of bad advice. How to conceal and hide a weapon at a crime scene, for starters. Then you have an admitted convicted felon pulling a loose shirt down over a black powder pistol to conceal it. He never mentions having a CCW Permit and yet here he is doing it anyway. Then he's driving around in a vehicle with loaded black powder firearms. Granted each state is a little different on what can and cannot be loaded in a vehicle .
I think in the state of SD you can have a loaded pistol handgun in your vehicle, but not a rifle? There is also a law against being able to ride a motorcycle with a pistol. Period. That is open carry or concealed and does not matter whether you have a CCW Permit or not.
Seems to me the average low IQ / low skilled LE Officer is ( and rightly so) not gonna be too terribly impressed with this guy's arguments and explanations of the law when he gets pulled over or is spotted walking with a concealed carry black powder handgun and does not have a CCW Permit and even less so when they run his ID though the system and he comes back as a Felon.
The very fact that we all show up here to discuss such laws and loopholes and the like; prove that all these confusing Local LE Rules, city and county laws, State and Federal Laws are very intentionally confusing at times because they are so wide ranging and varied between the various artificial enforcement zones, it's hard to keep up. And a law abiding citizen doing perfectly normal things in his home state is an instant law breaker and felon in the making if he crosses state lines to do the same in another state.
I.E. Driving with a piece of spent brass in the back of my truck in my home state is perfectly normal and legal, but if I should drive cross country to states like PA, NJ or especially God damned NY and I get caught with that single piece of spent brass in my truck I am now a felon.
To that end we need to get back to the 2nd Amendment. Full Constitutional Carry in all 50 states and full restoration off all Constitutional rights immediately without question or fail upon payment of debt to society in full, which is after any release from prison and any parole is completed.
Stop trying to make law abiding citizens into criminals with petty bull shit laws.
As a 7 time convicted felon I thank you and know that the judgement I have faced since conviction has made me more dangerous than I was before I was a felon
7 is a little excessive
@@chickentenders8419 For being a good samaritan to my next door neighbor, and for firing a harmless warning shot while 2 strangers intruding in my home were trying to break down my bedroom door, I got 5.
@@robert8690 that’s dumb as fuck you should be able to protect yourself
Yea me to but over 30 years in and out of prisons all over the states a graduate of the college for criminals I don't need a gun,to protect myself as proven many times over,ANYTHING can be used to defend yourself or others,and may be best because I've been free 16 years now and well risks are everywhere and so are cameras so whatever I use will be spur of the moment reflex action
@@robert8690 if you don't mind me asking. What felonies did you get
This should be a PSA to anyone making a living as an employee of the US taxpayer (all individuals who collect a check from the government payroll):
Treat well intended US tax paying citizens as criminals, when it costs zero dollars to realize when you should be focusing on actual criminals, and a certain percentage of them will dedicate the rest of their natural adult lives to beating you at your own game and then showing millions of people how to follow suit.
Remember, you work for us and we will always outnumber you. I say this with the greatest respect.
And to those of you taking on those roles because you’re actually passionate about serving this great nation and it’s well meaning citizens, and not to fulfill some weird authority complex, social vanity or other selfish purpose… The true selfless ones and their desire to serve and give back will be appreciated beyond any linguistic measure of gratitude by generations of your bloodline along numbers of us and ours out there far greater than you can ever begin to know, and on behalf of them I thank you sincerely 🙏
Short answer: "Yes, but..."
"Black powder guns" is often used as a synonym for "muzzle loader", and by "muzzle loader", most people mean "separate ammunition" - you don't have a manufactured round all cased together, you have separate bullet, primer, and propellant, even if you've wrapped them all together in paper.
Under federal law, guns that are "antiques" (whether actually built before 1898 or merely having this "obsolete" method of loading separate ball, powder, and primer) are exempt from the rules on purchase and possession thar apply to "modern" guns. (Note, this is *federal* law only, and only applies to purchase, possession, or otherwise lawful use. Your *state* may ban possession of even these by felons, and they are still "guns" if you do something otherwise illegal with them, like rob someone or carry it concealed in most places.)
To sum up the confusion:
Grandaddy's old Colt six shooter, built in 1897? Not a "firearm" to the feds, even if it uses ammo you can buy at WalMart.
An otherwise *identical* gun, only built in 1899? Modern "firearm".
A reproduction .36 caliber Colt Navy "cap & ball" six shot revolver where you have to load the powder, then the ball, then the cap (primer) in each chamber of the cylinder, made yesterday? Not a "firearm", because it's an "antique" because it doesn't take cartridges.
That same reproduction, with a conversion cylinder so you can use modern .38 caliber ammo (yes, a ".38" is actually about a .36 bore... Calling it a .38 was marketing, to indicate it was more powerful)? Modern "firearm".
See? Clear as mud... But the idea is that gangsters (the source of the definitions is a law intended originally to deal with Prohibition gangsters and Depression era bank robbers) don't use antiques or even copies of obsolete guns.
.38 caliber was arrived at by the diameter of the brass cartridge NOT the projectile (bullet) . A .38 brass base and neck measures .379, rounded up that's .38 . FWIW, the 38 cal projectile (bullet) measures .357 cal.
@@fireball1322 and a .36 caliber black powder pistol barrel measures for a .357 ball.
Note that the conversion cylinder itself is not a firearm and can generally even be ordered through the mail.
And I thought the Federal antique definition required fixed ammunition to not be commercially available in the United States... Which means GrandDaddy's six-shooter from 1897 is an antique right up until it gets popular with the "cowboy action" crowd and somebody runs off a few thousand cases of cartridges and sells them to WalMart... Then it's suddenly modern again...
I wonder why you the only person who not scared of the law when it comes to helping other's on this level. Because Everybody else don't even talk about the steps to take to protect themselves & their family once you crossed paths with the law. Great video 💣💥💣💥💣💥
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As someone who came to the United States unwillingly and lives in a neighborhood with lots of crime it’s nice to know that someone like you exists and makes videos like these.
Keep your head up and stay sharp
How can you come to usa unwillingly ?
Who forced you to come here unwillingly?.. and since you are obviously over 18 why do you stay? Why don't you move to Russia or Venezuela... since you obviously hate it here??
@@weld_dat_fakah740 Maybe his family migrated without his consent and he has to stick around to provide for them.
@@reconscout2238 I highly doubt it... he's probably been brainwashed by the democrats to believe he's a victim of the big bad racist America...
You my man!....... "ARE THE MAN!" You just earned my subscription. I am an ex felon wrongly convicted in 92. If there is anything I can do to help, please let me know.
Keep your head up and stay sharp my friend
Personally I think if you do your time wipe the slate clean
Peter Aldridge 👊🏻💪🏻🤙🏼 www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
For constitutional carry: State and federal constitutional carry laws need to go beyond compromise. In Georgia, current proposed constitutional carry legislation making exception to prohibit guns from felons does not differentiate felons convicted of non-violent crimes & mere gun possession offenses from those felons convicted of violent crimes. This weakness in drafting tends to bend the law such that society is further divided on grounds of economics, race and national background, lowering opportunity for passage of general constitutional carry. Furthermore, if a felon is not trustworthy with a gun, then how can one imagine allowing such a person probation or parole? So then, regarding even persons convicted of violent crimes, if the parole board and victim's families truly believe the person can be trusted with a gun, Yes, give that person probation or parole. Otherwise, don't put a felony restriction on anyone--leave it to the parole boards and victims' families, etc. That cleans up the constitutional carry to be a right of each of us so that issue of screening or checks becomes moot.
Further, don't make prison time a for-profit affair, a source for slave labor (convict leasing), because that also weighs on society, depressing everyone's incomes and increasing likelihood of false felony (including false violent felony) convictions, based on corporate need for cheap labor.
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Peter Aldridge agreed
For *most* crimes. Some things...well, i don't want to see a "former" child molester in a position where they have unsupervised access to kids
DAMN RIGHT!!! DEBT PAID!!!
A misdemeanor domestic "violence" will strip you of your 2A as well... This i believe is what it was designed to do, what a joke!
Maria Taylor a restraining order as well
Only temporary.
Depends on your location. In CA any "violent" misdemeanor (getting into a bar fight) will strip you of your rights to protect yourself and your family with a firearm.
You will not get those rights back--even if the conviction has been expunged.
Shortly after my 18th birthday I lost my rights forever over an argument with my sister. I've studied firearms since I could read. Volumes and volumes of magazines, hard back and soft back books. After that, I realized my life's dream of being a gunsmith was over forever. I started into drugs heavily after that. I gave up...I still have no desire to go into a secondary career choice. I still can't read gun books without tearing up. Inalienable my ass
Yeah that happened to me. My girlfriend hit me in the back of the head when I was asleep and I woke up thinking I was being robbed and I put her head in the drywall she called the cops they seemed to understand my side .then she would get me drunk and start a fight I would try to leave she would get in my way and when I would touch her just to get out the door she would Call the cops and tell them I hit her and I would go to Jail after the 3time I left for good now I have a record of misdemeanor assault now I can't buy a gun from a gun store but I can owe one if someone else sells it to me but with the messed up laws in Tennessee most are not going to so I trust in God and watch who I'm with still I would like to be able to go hunting
Keep making these videos on the Black Powder loop hole and making it known and it will be the first thing to be outlawed in the next gun bill. Sad but true . Besides that I'd hate to be the sorry sob that gets hit by a black powder round lol You have a good message in this video man. Hope everything continues to go well for you in the future.
My Damn Channel on the contrary... the cry babies read and watch these videos too.
Your honor. I should be let free it's a black powder pistol ... ohh sorry about that sir balif release him immediately...said no judge ever
Yeah...it's a bit of a (technicality) but Mr. Bones ain't no ordinary felon. 😉 His life, his history, and his work, by the sound of it, call for constant self defense measures.
By and large, felons here in the states have no gun charges in their history. They got caught with too much weed, or got a 17 yr old pregnant when they were 19...allll sorts of charges are written up as felonies now. These fellas don't necessarily NEED to carry......so don't. But if your story goes more like Mr. Bones, another court date is better than death. Don't you think?
My Damn Channel u r so tell truth 👍🏻
Its not a loophole its the law
Craze how innocent victims who defend themselves end up being criminalised. This is happening to so many people across the globe. Your story of how an innocent life is turned upside down for self defence resonates to so many. You are awesome. The videos you make are as always is so helpful and informative.
That is why Massad Ayoob wrote the book, "In the gravest extreme."
A Court Expert, and retired Police Officer, Mas tells you what NOT to do post personal defense scenario.
Good job man! More felons need to come out and stand up for themselves and their rights. Regardless if we were guilty or not, we have done our time. We are tired of being discriminated against!
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Yeah that will go well, felons tired of not having rights. Dont do the crime in the first place.
Jackson Hawes you've probably committed a felony at least once in your life.
@@AdamTheSaint nope, I've got my concealed carry license due to not being a felon
Jackson Hawes learn the difference between committed and convicted. The odds are good that you've committed at least one felony in your life, whether knowingly or not. Really, really good.
Time is priceless and I too am a felon and still on probation due to a case I had to sit in jail for 6 months fighting an armed robbery I was being falsely accused of. After the six months of going to court 30 days apart they finally dropped the armed robbery, the strike that was going to be on my record for life and prison time , I ended up taking 16 months and got time served and released from court but took commercial burglary with three years probation and a damn felony on my record smh time is the most valuable thing in our universe. Those 6 months took so much away from me it makes me depressed
Keep your head up and stay sharp
I fully believe If you aren't behind bars you have every right that any other free man has.
I completely agree brother check out my RUclips channel there's many options you can use to defend yourself legally and that's my RUclips channel is all about
Convicted felons should have the right to defend themselves. If they are too dangerous, keep them locker up
Keep your head up and stay strong brotha! Here's more of the story: www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
True!!!
Man, I watched this 2 years ago when I was still considered a Felon. Now these days, I'm legal to have firearms again, due to Expungement. This reminds me of why I need to stay on track! My proudest moment so far is when I walked out of the sheriff's office with a CHL/CCW permit after my Expungement. There are options out there for you guy's, don't ever give up. I lost my rights for 11 years. God bless you all!
Got my certificates today, it's a great friggin feeling. Lol
@@ferreiragunderson5027 Congrats man! I agree
Where did you get expunged information
@@Trejofambam8788 Wiperecord.com has answers to common questions but definitely don't use them. Get a local attorney that knows the judges and prosecutor(s). Not some out of town paralegal. Good luck
Completely agree. Thank you for standing up for civil rights! Especially for us felons no matter our differences
Mymindtatted Already 👊🏼💪🏼🤙🏼 www.bonetactical.com/greg-tambone-bio.html
I was very lucky to get a judge that not only gave me a fair conviction but also said he sees no reason why I shouldn’t own firearms. He was definitely a great judge. If anyone wants to hear my full story leave a reply.
I was convicted of a felon in the state of California for tapping some big piece of s*** on the shoulder in 1990. They called that battery. I'm going to check out the black powder gun. Thank you. Keep safe great video.
If it's a wobbler you can reduce it to misdemeanor
Yep I agree. I was given 10 years adjudicated probation and locked up 9months as a gang member when I was 18. Turn my life around at 25 got invovled in speaking about gangs and helping many. Never was jailed again never been in trouble again. In 2010 I was expunged I am now 46 with an open carry permit in the state of texas
enzo Gazzo I have a similar story I got deferred adjudication in texas for a small drug charge in 2010 for 3 years got off in 2 years for good behavior how did you get your record expunged what was your lawyers name thank you for your time I really want to get my concealed carry permit any info is appreciated
So to answer your Q my lawyer was Douglous Tinker (R.i.p) also you were done by 2013 so you have to wait 5 years pass that date which will bring you to 2018. So now your rights are given back under the adjudication program. If you had no more priors or convictions from the time you finished your probation you should be fine.
enzo Gazzo thanks man for the reply yes I have nothing else on my record except some traffic tickets I paid already I'm going to go this week to try to get into a CHL class thanks again
enzo Gazzo if you ever want help to get your cdl commercial driver license let me know email me at Rodolfomedinahaulers@gmail.com
To my knowledge there is no such thing as an open carry permit in the state of Texas can you clarify?