Videos tagged with ATF Classification

This "60 Second Gun News" segment covers several industry updates. Franklin Armory faced an ATF recall for a new firearm classification. New products were announced from Styer, Beretta, Savage (a 1022 clone), CNC, PSA (AKs), Harrington Arms (Hacker System muzzle device), and Vortex (optics). Reloading Dynamics introduced a mag holder/loader. A discount on a Holo Sun optic/magnifier combo is also mentioned.

This review from Civilian Tactical provides an expert look at the Big Kahuna Raptor 50 BMG, a .50 BMG upper receiver designed for AR-15 lowers. The host, demonstrating experienced authority, covers its unique ATF classification, bolt-action functionality, and impressive ballistic performance against cinder blocks and water. The review highlights its cost-effectiveness compared to high-end AR-15s and emphasizes crucial safety protocols for handling such a powerful caliber.

This video from The VSO Gun Channel, featuring an experienced speaker, delves into the legal battles surrounding Rare Breed Triggers and their 'Super Safety' device. It examines Rare Breed's lawsuit against entities associated with the Super Safety, including claims of patent infringement and corporate fraud against Spikes Tactical. The discussion also covers the history of relevant patents, the ATF's initial classification of a related device as a machine gun, and the recent multi-state lawsuit filed against Rare Breed. The speaker offers a critical perspective on the motivations behind these legal actions and the broader implications for the firearms industry.

This guide details the testing of Ordnance Group's Tac-79 and Tac-D 37mm launchers, highlighting their legal status as flare launchers distinct from NFA-regulated firearms. It covers the use of various Exotic Ammo rounds, including specialized effects like the 'Whistle Pig' and 'Superbreaker,' and demonstrates the construction and firing of a 'Triple Dumper' setup. The content emphasizes safe handling and understanding of 37mm projectile effects, presented with the high energy and expertise characteristic of Demolition Ranch's content.

This video explains the ATF's classification of firearms as pistols, using the SIG MCX SPEAR Pistol as a primary example. It details the criteria for a pistol, including being designed for one-handed use, chamber alignment, and action type. The discussion also touches upon how modifications like vertical grips or stocks can alter a firearm's legal status.

This guide details the installation and legal considerations of the Goon Tape x JMac Customs Shovel Handle Carry Handle/Stock, designed for firearms with a 1913 Picatinny rail. The accessory is presented as a functional carry handle that, according to the speaker, bypasses NFA regulations for Short-Barreled Rifles (SBRs) due to its ATF classification. While offering stabilization, its ergonomics are noted as basic.

This guide details the assembly of the Raptor 50 BMG upper receiver onto a standard AR-15 lower receiver. The video highlights how the ATF classifies the Raptor 50 upper as a separate firearm due to its bolt-action design, requiring a background check, while the AR-15 lower is also a serialized firearm. This modular approach allows for the creation of a functional .50 BMG rifle using two distinct, legally recognized firearm components.

This video provides an expert overview of the Kalashnikov USA Khaos, detailing its unique ATF classification as a 'firearm' due to its design, which bypasses NFA regulations for short-barreled shotguns. It also showcases a wide array of exotic 12-gauge ammunition, including specialized rounds for law enforcement and home defense, as well as high-energy incendiary and flashbang projectiles. The content highlights the importance of understanding firearm classifications and the diverse applications of specialized ammunition.

This guide covers essential handling techniques for the Mossberg Shockwave, emphasizing the importance of the forend strap and recoil management. It also touches on the legal classification of the firearm as an 'other' weapon. Instruction is provided with a practical, authoritative tone, drawing from the expertise of a professional firearms instructor.

This guide details the modification of a Mossberg 500 into a Shockwave PGO firearm. It covers essential components like the 14-inch barrel, Shockwave Raptor grip, and custom MOE handguard with a 3D-printed loop. The instructions emphasize legal classification based on overall length and the absence of a shoulder stock, drawing on expert knowledge of ATF regulations.

This video provides an in-depth explanation of the ATF's objective factors for classifying firearms equipped with stabilizing braces. The ATF considers various design features, including firearm caliber, weight, length, length of pull, attachment method, brace design, aim point, secondary grips, optics, and peripheral accessories, to determine if a firearm is an SBR. The presenter emphasizes a holistic, case-by-case evaluation and outlines potential options for current possessors of affected firearms.

This video from Brandon Herrera's Gun Meme Review discusses the ATF's evolving stance on pistol braces, highlighting conflicting documentation and the potential legal ramifications for firearm owners. The content uses humor and memes to explain complex regulatory issues, emphasizing the ATF's inconsistent classification of firearm components and accessories. It also touches upon broader themes of gun control policies and market conditions for ammunition.