Videos tagged with Ammunition Feeding Device

Washington Gun Law TV President William Kirk dissects Senate Bill 5078, a new magazine ban in Washington state. The bill redefines 'large capacity magazine' as a device accepting more than 10 rounds, with exceptions for permanently altered magazines, .22 caliber tubes, and lever-action tubular magazines. Crucially, the law prohibits manufacturing, importing, distributing, selling, or offering for sale these magazines, but explicitly does NOT prohibit possession. The definition of 'distribute' is broad, potentially including casual sharing of magazines.

This video discusses the Washington State Senate's approval of a ban on high-capacity magazines, defined as those holding more than 10 rounds. The expert analysis highlights the potential impact on common firearms like the AR-15 and semi-automatic pistols, noting that such legislation may hinder law-abiding citizens more than criminals. The discussion emphasizes the importance of monitoring state-level legislative battles concerning firearm rights.

This video discusses two proposed federal anti-gun bills: the Keep American Safe Act, which aims to ban magazines holding more than 10 rounds, and the HEAR Act, which seeks to ban the importation, sale, manufacturing, transfer, and possession of silencers/suppressors. The speaker highlights the restrictive nature of the magazine ban, including its impact on coupled magazines, and the rationale behind the silencer ban, emphasizing the proposed buyback program and compliance period.

This video discusses the 'Assault Weapons Ban of 2018' filed by Congressman Dave Cicilline. The bill aims to prohibit the sale, transfer, production, and importation of semi-automatic rifles and pistols with military-style features that accept detachable magazines, as well as semi-automatic rifles with fixed magazines holding over 10 rounds, semi-automatic shotguns with pistol grips or forearm grips, and magazines holding more than 10 rounds. It also lists 205 specific firearms for a ban.