Videos tagged with ATF Rule Change

This episode of Gun Gripes features Erich Pratt of GOA discussing recent ATF rule changes redefining 'gun dealer' and their implications for private firearm sales. Pratt explains how this move pushes towards universal background checks and registration, which GOA is fighting through legislative action (HR 6734) and lawsuits. The discussion also touches on historical gun control failures like Operation Fast and Furious, the financial implications of firearm ownership, and the importance of grassroots activism and voting to protect Second Amendment rights. The GOA Summit in Knoxville, TN, is highlighted as an event to educate and activate gun rights activists.

This video discusses a proposed ATF rule change aimed at eliminating private firearm transfers in the United States. The speaker emphasizes the critical importance of submitting unique, fact-based comments during the public comment period, as these comments are primarily used for legal challenges in court rather than influencing the rule's initial implementation. Anti-gun organizations are reportedly automating their comment submissions, highlighting the need for individual, substantive opposition.

This video provides an expert breakdown of the ATF's new frame and receiver rule and its significant impact on suppressors. The speaker, demonstrating experienced authority in legal interpretation and NFA restrictions, explains how the rule redefines the 'frame' or 'receiver' of a suppressor to be the outer tube, mandating specific marking requirements. The discussion highlights potential complications for Form 1 suppressors and the broader implications for items like solvent traps, emphasizing the need for awareness and potential opposition to the ATF's regulatory overreach.

This video clarifies the ATF's recent rule changes concerning firearm frames and receivers. It emphasizes that AR-15 upper receivers do not require serial numbers and existing firearm designs remain unaffected. The primary impact is on 'build-by-shoot' kits, which are likely prohibited, while 80% receivers and 3D printing remain permissible for now. The rule's vagueness regarding suppressors is also highlighted.

This video from Copper Jacket TV, featuring an authoritative speaker with clear expertise in Second Amendment issues, urges immediate action regarding critical legislative threats. It highlights the ATF's proposed rule change on unfinished frames and receivers and the potential impact of HR 4953 on semi-automatic rifles. The speaker emphasizes the importance of public comments to the ATF and encourages viewers to support gun rights organizations like the Firearms Policy Coalition.

This video discusses the ATF's proposed rule changes regarding firearm frames and receivers, often referred to as 'ghost guns,' and the significant public and congressional pushback. It highlights efforts by anti-gun groups to solicit comments and the involvement of Congress members like Andy Biggs and Jim Jordan in scrutinizing the ATF's actions. The content emphasizes the importance of citizen engagement and understanding regulatory overreach.

This Week in Guns brings a news rundown from May 17, 2021, covering significant firearm-related topics. Discussions include an ATF rule change and the newly formed Office of Gun Violence Prevention. The video also touches on innovative firearm technology with a 'Stoner Fever Dream' DIY S96S, New Jersey's search for smart gun technology, and a patent dispute between Sig Sauer and Springfield Armory. Finally, it addresses new gun control measures ordered by Putin in Russia. The episode is a collaboration with Firearms Radio Network and is available in podcast format.