Videos tagged with Bonnie Watson Coleman

This video from Copper Jacket TV critically analyzes H.R. 7166, a proposed bill that would ban online ammunition sales nationwide by mandating face-to-face purchases. The host, demonstrating high authority in 2A advocacy, details the bill's requirements for ammunition dealer licensing and the reporting of bulk purchases, raising concerns about privacy and the definition of 'bulk'. Viewers are urged to contact representatives to oppose the bill, which is seen as a precursor to future legislative efforts.

This video provides a critical analysis of the 'Stop Online Ammunition Sales Act' (H.R. 7166), a federal bill aiming to regulate online ammunition sales. The speaker, with high authority in Second Amendment news, details the bill's requirements for federal licensing of all ammo sellers, mandatory face-to-face verification with government ID, and reporting of bulk sales. The analysis highlights the potential logistical burdens and argues the bill targets law-abiding citizens.

This video discusses the proposed HE Act, which aims to ban the importation, sale, manufacturing, transfer, and possession of firearm silencers (suppressors). It highlights arguments from proponents like Senators Menendez and Coleman, emphasizing concerns about silencers aiding criminals and hindering law enforcement. The video also touches upon the legal landscape shaped by the Supreme Court's Bruen decision and ongoing state-level efforts to regulate or deregulate suppressors, particularly referencing the Texas Suppressor Freedom case and its influence on Mississippi's HB 912.

This video discusses the concept of gun registries and their potential implications for firearm ownership. It highlights a statement by Representative Bonnie Watson Coleman advocating for a federal gun registry and contrasts this with federal law, specifically the Firearm Owners Protection Act of 1986, which prohibits the establishment of such systems. The speaker argues that gun registries historically precede confiscation and that criminals would not comply with registration requirements.

This video from Guns & Gadgets discusses the proposed HEAR Act, a bill aiming to ban firearm silencers for civilian use. The expert analysis highlights the legislative details, potential impact on NFA tax revenue, and the arguments presented by both proponents and opponents of the bill. It emphasizes the importance of understanding these legislative efforts for firearm owners.

This video analyzes HR 3740, the Handgun Licensing and Registration Act of 2021, a proposed federal bill requiring a license and registration for all handguns. The bill mandates age (21+), training, background checks, fingerprinting, and a five-year renewal process, with associated fees. It also allows states to opt out if they have equivalent programs, incentivized by federal grants. Penalties for non-compliance include imprisonment, fees, or both. The speaker argues this bill treats Second Amendment rights as a privilege rather than a right.

The HEAR Act, reintroduced by Senator Bob Menendez and Representative Bonnie Watson Coleman, proposes to ban and confiscate legally owned suppressors. The bill aims to remove 'firearm muffler or firearm silencer' from the definition of a firearm under 18 USC 921 and would make it illegal to import, sell, manufacture, transfer, or possess them. It includes exemptions for government agencies and law enforcement, and proposes a buyback program for existing suppressors without specifying compensation.

This video discusses HR 1207, the Stop Online Ammunition Sales Act, which aims to ban the online sale and purchase of ammunition. The bill proposes requiring face-to-face transactions and establishing a registry for individuals purchasing over 1000 rounds. Concerns are raised about this legislation being a significant infringement on Second Amendment rights and potentially increasing ammunition prices.

This video from Guns & Gadgets provides an expert overview of House Resolution 687, the Handgun Licensing and Registration Act. The discussion, led by an experienced voice in Second Amendment news, details the proposed federal system for handgun licensing and registration in the United States, including eligibility requirements and potential state certification processes. It highlights the bill's introduction and current status within the House Committee on the Judiciary.

This video provides an expert-level legal analysis of proposed legislation, specifically the HEAR Act (S.1943) and its House companion bill (H.R.3454), which aim to ban civilian ownership of firearm silencers. Host Adam Kraut, Esq. details the potential implications of these bills, including buyback programs and exceptions, while urging viewers to contact their representatives. The content critically examines the rationale behind the proposed bans and their potential effectiveness in deterring crime.

This video discusses the proposed 'Stop Online Ammunition Sales Act of 2015,' highlighting concerns about its practical implications and potential ineffectiveness. The speakers argue that requiring in-person ID for online ammo purchases and flagging purchases over 1,000 rounds to the ATF would create undue burdens for law-abiding citizens, particularly competitive shooters and handloaders. They emphasize that such regulations often stem from emotional responses rather than logical analysis of crime prevention, suggesting that focusing on gun-free zones and the intent behind actions would be more effective.