Videos tagged with AmmoLand News

This video critically analyzes Rob Pincus's manifesto on gun control policy, published on AmmoLand News. The hosts argue that the manifesto lacks factual data, relies on emotional appeals, and proposes policies that could be perceived as terms of surrender for gun owners. They express concern over the manifesto's focus on urban communities and its potential to undermine Second Amendment rights through strategic messaging and expanded background checks that could lead to a registry.

This video discusses the ATF raid on Polymer80, a company known for its DIY firearm kits. John Crump of Ammoland News explains the ATF's reasoning, which centers on Polymer80 packaging non-firearm components with parts kits, jigs, and tools, arguing this constitutes an illegal firearm sale. The discussion highlights the legal gray areas surrounding 80% receivers and the potential for new interpretations of firearms law under the current administration, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's rights and pushing back against perceived overreach.

This video from Hank Strange features John Crump discussing the latest developments concerning pistol braces and the ATF. The discussion is presented in partnership with Ammoland News. The description also includes links to subscribe, Patreon, a car channel, merchandise, Amazon affiliate links for tools and outdoor supplies, Lola's Deals, TUSC Cryptocurrency, an email list, and social media. It highlights an Amazon Associates disclosure for affiliate earnings.

This video discusses the ongoing investigation into alleged illegal firearms registries being compiled by Florida county sheriff's offices, specifically highlighting Charlotte County and Sarasota County. John Crump of Ammoland News details how the FINDER database, intended for tracking stolen firearms via pawn shop transactions, was allegedly misused to create lists of gun owners, violating Florida Statute 790.335. The investigation is being led by State's Attorney Amira Fox, following public pressure and leaked information, with concerns raised about data privacy and potential misuse by anti-gun groups.

This video discusses a case in Florida where an active-duty sailor was denied a firearm purchase due to a mistaken identity on a NICS check. Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody stated that proof or evidence is not required to prohibit a firearm purchase, which the speakers argue violates due process and Second Amendment rights. They encourage viewers to pressure elected officials and support gun rights organizations.

This video discusses Colt's decision to cease sales of AR-15 rifles to the civilian market, focusing on their stated reasons and the implications for consumers and the firearms industry. The discussion highlights Colt's commitment to military and law enforcement contracts as the primary driver for this shift, alongside the saturated market for Modern Sporting Rifles. The sentiment is largely critical of Colt's move, viewing it as a potential betrayal of their civilian customer base.

This video from Ammoland News discusses a recall notice issued by the ATF concerning AA-12 shotguns. The content likely delves into the specifics of the recall, the reasons behind it, and potential implications for owners or manufacturers of the AA-12. Given the source and title, the video focuses on a specific firearm model and a regulatory action impacting it.