Videos tagged with Background Check Fees

The Attorney General of California is proposing a 400% increase in background check fees for ammunition, raising it from $1 to $5 per transaction. This change is part of ongoing gun control measures in the state. A comment period is open until October 8th, allowing the public to voice opinions on the proposed fee increase, which critics argue is designed to price people out of firearm ownership and is potentially unconstitutional.

This video discusses California's significant increase in ammunition background check fees, a measure stemming from Proposition 63. The fee is rising from $1 to $5 per transaction, a 500% increase, due to the program's inability to cover operating costs. The video highlights the ongoing legal challenge Roe v. Bonta, which previously saw a favorable ruling against these checks, though an injunction was stayed. It encourages viewers to participate in the 45-day public comment period to voice their opposition to the fee hike.

This video provides an update on several proposed firearms legislation bills in Colorado's General Assembly, including an assault weapons bill, an excise tax bill on firearms and ammunition, a merchant code bill potentially creating a backdoor gun registry, a sensitive spaces bill, and a safe storage bill. It also discusses current wait times for suppressors, changes in background check fees, and the legality of firearm braces. The speaker urges viewers to contact representatives, sign petitions, and vote in upcoming elections to protect Second Amendment rights.

This video discusses a notice from the California Department of Justice (CADOJ) regarding an increase in the DROS (Dealer Record of Sale) fee for firearm purchases in California. The fee is set to rise from $19 to $31.91. The content creator also promotes various affiliations and social media channels, providing links for viewers to join or follow. The video includes a legal disclaimer stating it does not provide legal advice and an affiliate disclaimer regarding Amazon links. It also lists YouTube gear used in the production.