Videos tagged with ATF Report

This video discusses a recent ATF report on stolen firearms, highlighting that semi-automatic handguns are the most frequently stolen type, accounting for 65% of thefts. The speaker emphasizes that thieves often target vehicles with visible gun-related stickers or hunting gear, leading to handgun theft. The primary takeaway is to prevent gun theft by never leaving firearms in vehicles and utilizing secure storage solutions like mobile safes or locked glove compartments.

This video discusses an ATF report on stolen firearms, highlighting that semi-automatic handguns are the most frequently stolen type, accounting for 65% of all stolen guns. The speaker emphasizes that car break-ins are a primary source of firearm theft, often facilitated by visible gun-related stickers or hunting gear. The content advises viewers to secure firearms properly, recommending mobile safes or locked glove compartments to prevent theft and potential legal repercussions in states with new laws.

According to an ATF report, handguns, specifically semi-automatic models, constitute 65% of all stolen firearms. This trend is largely attributed to firearms being stolen from vehicles, often targeted due to visible stickers indicating firearm ownership. The video emphasizes the importance of securing firearms, recommending mobile safes or at least locked glove compartments when a firearm cannot be carried on one's person.

According to an ATF report, 65% of stolen firearms are semi-automatic handguns, and 75% including revolvers. The primary method of theft is from vehicles, often targeted by visible gun-related stickers or hunting gear. The speaker emphasizes securing firearms by not leaving them in cars and recommends using mobile safes or locking them in glove boxes.

An ATF report indicates that criminals are more likely to acquire firearms through social media platforms like TikTok and Tinder than at traditional gun shows. The report highlights that person-to-person sales are the primary source for trafficked guns, contradicting the narrative around the 'gun show loophole.' It also notes that major cities with strict firearm regulations are paradoxically high in firearms trafficking.

This video analyzes a new ATF report on illicitly trafficked firearms, highlighting significant issues with the data and its presentation. The speaker argues the report is politically motivated, aiming to bolster the Biden administration's crime-fighting narrative. Key criticisms include the redefinition of 'dealer' under the Safer Communities Act, the disproportionately low percentage of trafficked guns used in actual shootings, and the fact that a large portion of trafficked firearms end up with felons who are already prohibited from owning them.

This video critically analyzes the significant price inflation of ammunition over the past two decades, citing Bureau of Labor Statistics data. The host, an established firearms industry commentator, demonstrates how ammunition prices have outpaced general consumer goods and even firearms themselves, suggesting manufacturers are capitalizing on consumer fear and government contracts.

A recent ATF report indicates over 1 million firearms have been stolen in the U.S. since 2017, primarily from vehicles. The speaker emphasizes that most gun crimes involve illegally acquired firearms, with stolen guns being a significant source. The video stresses the importance of responsible gun storage, particularly advising against leaving firearms in cars.

A recent ATF report indicates over 1 million firearms have been stolen in the U.S. since 2017, primarily from vehicles. The speaker emphasizes that most gun crime involves illegally acquired firearms, with stolen guns being a significant source. The video advocates for responsible firearm storage, particularly discouraging leaving guns in cars, and suggests using safes or locked compartments.

This video discusses a new ATF report, the National Firearms Commerce and Trafficking Assessment, and argues it aims for citizen disarmament. The speaker critiques the report's findings on reduced time-to-crime and increased use of conversion devices and ghost guns, suggesting selective information is used to push an agenda. It highlights concerns about ATF's regulatory overreach, particularly regarding the pistol brace ban, and contrasts this with the legislative branch's role in gun law.

A recent ATF report, the first in 20 years, challenges common gun control arguments. It indicates that only 3% of traced crime guns between 2017-2021 were acquired at gun shows. The report also highlights a significant increase in traced pistols compared to rifles, shotguns, and revolvers, and questions the focus on 'assault weapons' bans. Furthermore, it suggests that 'ghost guns' constitute a small fraction of traced crime guns, and the 'iron pipeline' argument may be overstated, with a majority of recovered crime guns originating within the same state.

The ATF has revoked Federal Firearms Licenses (FFLs) at the highest rate in 16 years, with 92 revocations in 2022. This represents a tripling of revocations from 2021, despite a decrease in the number of inspections conducted. The speaker attributes this surge to a 'zero tolerance policy' implemented under the Biden administration, which allegedly punishes minor clerical errors with license revocation, impacting livelihoods.