Videos tagged with ATF Guidance

This video discusses a leak from GOA (Gun Owners of America) concerning ATF guidance on FFL revocations. The description indicates that this leak has captured the attention of both the ATF and Congress, suggesting a significant development in firearms regulation and policy. The video likely aims to inform viewers about this event and its potential implications.

This news update from Guns & Gadgets details the ATF's withdrawal of its 2020 guidance on pistol braces. The withdrawal, effective immediately pending further Department of Justice review, means the previous guidance is no longer in effect. The speaker emphasizes this is a victory for the firearms community due to collective action, but urges continued vigilance against future infringements.

89 members of Congress have formally requested the DOJ and ATF cease their proposed guidance classifying firearms with stabilizing braces as NFA-regulated items. The letter expresses concern that the ATF's 'objective' criteria, based on a holistic review, could subject law-abiding citizens, including disabled veterans, to NFA regulations and criminalize them. The video encourages viewers to engage with the federal register to voice their opinions.

This video addresses breaking news regarding a potential ATF ban on pistol braces and stabilizing braces. The creator clarifies claims that the ATF guidance letter now classifies braces as making a firearm an SBR. The video aims to clear up these issues and provides links to relevant articles and resources, including Thordsen Customs, USCCA, and a Patreon page. The creator also shares their YouTube gear and includes a legal disclaimer.

This video discusses a surprising decision by the ATF to approve drive-through gun shops during the coronavirus pandemic. The description includes hashtags related to the Second Amendment and gun control, indicating a focus on the legal and political aspects of firearms ownership. The provided links suggest the content is from a creator who advocates for gun rights and preparedness.

This video discusses a recent ATF letter that potentially allows Federal Firearms Licensees (FFLs) to operate drive-up windows. It provides a direct link to the ATF's official guidance letter from April 10, 2020, for viewers to read themselves. The content is presented by Guns & Gadgets Media, with a disclaimer emphasizing that the material is for informational and entertainment purposes only, and all actions are performed by trained professionals in a safe environment at their own risk. The channel explicitly states they are not selling items, instructing on modifications, or acting as a gun shop.