Videos tagged with 4473

This YouTube video focuses on resolving issues with delayed or denied 4473 background checks for firearm purchases. The solution presented involves obtaining a UPIN (Unique Personal Identification Number). The video aims to help viewers navigate the NICS (National Instant Criminal Background Check System) process more efficiently by understanding and utilizing the UPIN system to avoid potential roadblocks when acquiring firearms.

This YouTube video uses a humorous skit to contrast the experience of paperwork for a Taurus firearm with the purchase of a Zastava. The description highlights the frustration associated with lengthy FFL (4473) forms, particularly when dealing with less desirable firearms like Taurus, while a more sought-after firearm like a Zastava is being acquired by another customer. The video promotes Predator Armor for body armor needs.

This video discusses the CRPA's successful lobbying efforts to halt SB1160, a bill that would have mandated yearly registration fees for all firearms in California, regardless of prior legal registration through DROS/4473. The content focuses on the legal and political aspects of firearm ownership rights and legislative challenges.

This YouTube video explains the reasons behind a delay in a firearm background check, going beyond the typical 'proceed' or 'denial'. It details what happens when a gun shop submits a background check and the factors that can lead to a delay. The description also includes links to other GUNBROS videos and social media pages, emphasizing their commitment to customer service and Second Amendment freedoms.

This YouTube Shorts video discusses what the creator alleges are the ATF's 'racist and absurd reasons' for issuing Form 4473 violations to Federal Firearms Licensees (FFLs). The description links to the full video and provides various support channels and merchandise for 'Fuddbusters,' indicating a focus on Second Amendment advocacy and criticism of gun control measures. Affiliate links are provided for 3D printers, filament, and books related to gun control and federal law.

This video appears to be discussing question 1 on the ATF Form 4473, a document required for firearm purchases from licensed dealers in the United States. The creator is offering advice or guidance on how to answer this specific question, with the hashtag #defundtheatf indicating a critical stance towards the ATF. The video also promotes Predator Armor and their tactical gear.

This video discusses a legal case where a mother is being charged for allegedly lying on a ATF Form 4473 regarding marijuana use while simultaneously highlighting that Hunter Biden received a lenient plea deal for a similar offense. The content implies a perceived double standard in the enforcement of firearm laws, particularly concerning drug use and federal background checks.

This video focuses on new ATF 4473 forms and warns viewers about them. While no specific firearms are demonstrated or mentioned, the video's title strongly indicates a discussion related to firearm regulations, compliance, and potentially the purchasing process for firearms in the United States. The "BEWARE" aspect suggests potential changes or complications arising from these new forms that gun owners or prospective buyers should be aware of.

This video from Guns & Gadgets, featuring an authoritative and experienced speaker, details the ATF's increased scrutiny and seizures of Polymer80 (P80) 'buy-build shoot' kits. The ATF is reinterpreting regulations to consider these kits as firearms, even if sold as unassembled parts, and is actively seeking customer purchase records to create a de facto registry. The discussion highlights concerns about ATF overreach and potential redefinition of firearm components without congressional action.