Videos tagged with Auto Sears

This video from Line45, hosted by Ted, breaks down seven significant potential gun law changes in the US for 2025. It covers proposed federal assault weapons bans, concealed carry reciprocity, restoration of firearm rights, NFA control erosion for suppressors and SBRs, universal background checks, crackdowns on Glock switches, and domestic violence/red flag law expansions. The analysis highlights potential impacts on firearm ownership, market dynamics, and legal interpretations.

This video analyzes a legal threat from Everytown for Gun Safety against Ruger concerning the RXM pistol. Everytown alleges the RXM mimics Glock designs, making it easily convertible to a machine gun via 'switches' or auto sears. The analysis highlights the potential litigation risks Ruger faces, drawing parallels to lawsuits against Glock and Shadow Systems. The speaker, an authority on Second Amendment legal issues, critically examines Everytown's claims and the broader implications for firearm manufacturers.

The House Oversight Committee has issued subpoenas to the ATF and the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention regarding alleged collusion with anti-Second Amendment groups, specifically Everytown for Gun Safety. The investigation centers on potential coordination in litigation against firearm manufacturers, such as the City of Chicago v. Glock case, and concerns about private meetings and communications between administration officials and advocacy groups.

This video analyzes New York Senate Bill 9225, which proposes to ban 'convertible pistols' by defining them as machine guns. The bill, driven by Senator Zellnor Myrie and Everytown, targets firearms that can be modified for rapid or automatic firing, effectively aiming to ban all semi-automatic pistols. The speaker, demonstrating significant expertise in firearms law and policy, highlights the bill's broad definitions, potential for overreach, and unconstitutional implications, drawing parallels to previous restrictive New York gun laws.

This video discusses a proposed ban on Glocks in New York, citing the introduction of a bill influenced by the organization Everytown for Gun Safety. The bill's rationale reportedly revolves around the use of 'Glock switches' to convert semi-automatic firearms into fully automatic ones. The content highlights concerns about legislative action impacting firearm ownership and the role of advocacy groups in shaping gun control policies.

This video discusses a lawsuit filed by the City of Chicago against Glock, alleging that the company is responsible for the unlawful conversion of its firearms into fully automatic weapons using aftermarket 'switches' or 'auto sears'. The video highlights a letter from the New Jersey Attorney General, signed by multiple other state Attorneys General, demanding Glock preserve documents related to these allegations, signaling a potential wave of litigation against the manufacturer. The core argument from the plaintiffs is that Glock has known for decades about the ease with which its handguns can be converted and has failed to implement design changes to prevent this, thereby contributing to public safety issues.

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin vetoed 30 gun-related bills, including measures for semi-automatic firearm bans, magazine capacity limits, and waiting periods. He signed two pairs of bills, one banning auto sears (Glock switches) and another addressing juvenile firearm access. The governor stated his actions were to defend constitutional rights, while Democrats criticized the vetoes as "shameful and unthinking."

This video analyzes the City of Chicago's lawsuit against Glock, deeming it 'absurd.' The speaker, William Kirk, President of Washington Gun Law, explains Chicago's claims that Glock is responsible for gun violence due to the ease of modifying their pistols into automatic weapons using aftermarket auto sears. The video critiques this argument by comparing it to blaming car manufacturers for traffic violations and highlights the legal and practical implications for gun owners.

This video discusses the potential illegality of selling Glock switches and AR auto sears online, highlighting the improper destruction of firearms by a New Mexico gun control group. It also touches on the LAPD's move to allow DACA recipients to carry firearms, raising questions about legal implications and potential irony.

This video discusses recent legislative and legal developments impacting firearm ownership and rights. It critiques claims made by gun control advocates, highlights the passage of Florida's SB214 preventing credit card tracking of gun sales, and notes the passage of a public safety package in Minnesota including red flag laws and universal background checks. The segment also touches on the legal ramifications of possessing auto sears and the ATF's enforcement efforts.