Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Contra Costa County won't let you carry with a red dot, a weapon light, or a 1911 — even after you've passed every background check and training requirement. The Second Amendment Foundation is suing. John Dillon and Kostas explain why these rules are an outlier even in California.
In this segment:
• The three rules SAF is challenging: red dots, lights, and single-action pistols
• Why red dots and lights make defensive carry safer, not more dangerous
• How an "advisory committee" became a carry ban with no real justification
• What discovery could expose if the county fights instead of settling
• How to support the case
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Contra Costa County won't let you carry with a red dot, a weapon light, or a 1911 — even after you've passed every background check and training requirement. The Second Amendment Foundation is suing. John Dillon and Kostas explain why these rules are an outlier even in California.
In this segment:
• The three rules SAF is challenging: red dots, lights, and single-action pistols
• Why red dots and lights make defensive carry safer, not more dangerous
• How an "advisory committee" became a carry ban with no real justification
• What discovery could expose if the county fights instead of settling
• How to support the case
Support the work: saf.org
New episodes every Sunday. Subscribe and hit the bell.
▶ gunownersradio.com
▶ youtube.com/@GunOwnersRadio
#SecondAmendment #ConcealedCarry #RedDot #2A #GunOwnersRadio










