Videos tagged with 3D Printed Gun Safety Act

This video from Guns & Gadgets details an urgent attempt by Democrats to pass S.1819, the '3D Printed Gun Safety Act of 2023,' via unanimous consent in the Senate. The bill aims to prohibit the distribution of code for 3D printed firearms online, citing risks of untraceable weapons and evasion of metal detectors. The speaker emphasizes the need for public outcry and contacting Senators to object before a potential vote.

A new Gun Violence Prevention Caucus has formed in the U.S. Senate, comprising eight senators primarily from the Democratic party. Backed by prominent gun control advocacy groups like Brady, Giffords, and Everytown, this caucus aims to introduce and advance various gun control measures. The senators involved have a history of sponsoring such legislation, and their stated goals include exploring state-level successes for federal application, drafting 'gun safety' bills, and engaging with the administration to address gun violence. The video highlights numerous bills already introduced or planned by caucus members, indicating a strategic effort to push for stricter firearm regulations.

This episode of 'This Week in Guns' covers several key firearms-related topics. It begins by discussing reports of US-scrubbed Afghan weapon data, highlighting the Taliban's new gear. The discussion then shifts to the "public health" argument used to track "gun violence," citing Police1. A significant portion is dedicated to the "3D Printed Gun Safety Act of 2021" (S.2319), which aims to prohibit the publication of instructions for 3D printing firearms. The segment "All Gun Owners Look Alike" touches on an op-ed suggesting responsible handgun owners be convinced their weapons make them less safe. Finally, the video criticizes Giffords' statements on Short-Barreled Rifles (SBRs) and addresses the emergence of new force-reset triggers.