Videos tagged with Adam Kraut

This video features Adam Kraut of the Second Amendment Foundation discussing ongoing legal battles at SHOT Show 2026. Kraut, a prominent 2A attorney, details lawsuits challenging NFA regulations on items like suppressors and SBRs, arguing that the $0 tax stamp negates the government's taxing power justification. The discussion also touches on the legal definition of 'common use' concerning accessories like Forced Reset Triggers (FRTs) and the impact of the Cargill case on rapid-fire device legality. The segment emphasizes the importance of supporting organizations like SAF in their fight against perceived government overreach.

This guide, informed by Adam Kraut of the Second Amendment Foundation, details the legal landscape of suppressor ownership in the US. It covers the history of the National Firearms Act (NFA), the application process via Form 4 and eForms, and highlights the eight states where suppressors are illegal. The information emphasizes the importance of understanding federal and state regulations for legal compliance.

This video features Adam Kraut of the Second Amendment Foundation discussing ongoing legal battles for Second Amendment rights. Key topics include the status of the Snope v. Brown case regarding assault weapons bans, challenges to age restrictions for firearm purchases and carry for 18-20 year olds, and the unconstitutionality of Illinois' FOID card requirement for home firearm possession. Kraut emphasizes the strategic, long-term nature of Second Amendment litigation and the importance of public support through membership and donations.

This video features Adam Kraut, Executive Director of the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF), discussing ongoing Second Amendment legal battles. Kraut details SAF's involvement in over 55 active lawsuits, including challenges to assault weapons bans, magazine capacity restrictions, and age-based carry restrictions for 18-20 year olds. He explains legal concepts like interlocutory appeals and the significance of the Bruin decision in shaping Second Amendment litigation.

A federal district court in Illinois has ruled that the state's ban on licensed concealed carry on public transit violates the Second Amendment. The case, Shanthal v. Raul, was financially backed by the Second Amendment Foundation and Firearms Policy Coalition. Judge Ian Johnston, a Trump appointee, found that the state failed to demonstrate an American tradition of firearm regulation that would justify prohibiting permit holders from carrying on Metra and CTA transit.

This video from Washington Gun Law, hosted by President William Kirk, discusses the critical Supreme Court case Garland v. VanDerStock concerning 80% lower receivers. It highlights the ATF's expanded definition of a firearm frame and challenges the administrative state's authority to create regulations without congressional action. The video also features the Mantis X10 Elite training system.

Adam Kraut, Executive Director of the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF), discusses the organization's primary focus on courtroom battles to defend Second Amendment rights. SAF has been involved in over 260 lawsuits, with 58 active cases, including challenges to assault weapons bans, magazine capacity limits, and federal prohibitions for medical marijuana users. The interview highlights the strategic, long-term nature of Second Amendment litigation, emphasizing the importance of public support through donations and advocacy.

This video discusses recent legal victories and ongoing legal battles for Second Amendment rights, featuring Adam Kraut of the Second Amendment Foundation. Key topics include the Duncan v. Bonta decision on magazine capacity limits in California, the impact of the Bruin decision on Second Amendment jurisprudence, and the legal challenges against 'sensitive places' laws. The discussion highlights the proactive litigation by organizations like the Second Amendment Foundation and the political motivations behind restrictive gun laws.

This segment from Gun Talk Radio discusses the 2023 Gun Rights Policy Conference, highlighting the organizational transition within the Second Amendment Foundation under new Executive Director Adam Kraut. It emphasizes the importance of grassroots activism in the gun rights movement and the impact of Supreme Court decisions like Bruin, Heller, and McDonald, largely influenced by judicial appointments. The discussion also touches on the controversial appointment of a 'Gun Violence Czar' and the influence of anti-gun organizations.

This video discusses the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) partnering with Chris Cox's organization, CAP Six, in an advisory role. The speaker expresses initial skepticism due to Chris Cox's past tenure at the NRA-ILA, which they perceived as too compromising. However, they trust SAF's Executive Director, Adam Kraut, and are cautiously optimistic that this collaboration will bolster SAF's 'no compromise' litigation efforts and expand their network to better protect Second Amendment rights.

Adam Kraut, Executive Director of the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF), discusses the organization's legal battles and provides advice for Second Amendment advocacy. He emphasizes the importance of calm, fact-based conversations with open-minded individuals, highlighting that emotional arguments often clash with logical ones. Kraut details SAF's active cases challenging issues like 'sensitive places' restrictions, magazine capacity limits, assault weapon bans, and ATF overreach, particularly concerning arm braces. He encourages financial support and spreading awareness for SAF's mission.

This Gun Talk Radio episode features Adam Kraut from the Second Amendment Foundation discussing a recent ATF rule that allegedly turns millions of gun owners into felons. Kraut breaks down the legality of the ruling, and hosts Tom Gresham and Adam Kraut offer advice on how to handle firearm braces and discuss potential legal actions against the ATF. The episode encourages listeners to tune in live or catch podcasts for further discussion and guidance on this developing issue.