Videos tagged with Braces

This video challenges viewers to consider their stance on individual liberty versus government power, drawing parallels between the American Revolution and contemporary issues. It criticizes federal agencies and certain industries for actions perceived as eroding constitutional rights, urging a choice between patriotism and complicity with perceived tyranny. The speaker emphasizes that inaction or prioritizing profit over freedom is a form of supporting tyranny.

This video discusses the potential appointment of Brandon Herrera, known as 'The AK Guy,' as the Director of the ATF. It highlights Herrera's stated plan to reform or disband the agency within his first 100 days, focusing on reinterpreting existing regulations regarding parts kits, import restrictions, braces, and suppressors. The commentary also touches on political figures and campaign finances, framing Herrera's potential role as a significant shift in Second Amendment advocacy.

This video discusses a new ATF ruling concerning "pistol braces" that, according to the title, could make millions of people felons. The creator emphasizes the severity of the law, even while believing it's an overreach by the ATF. They encourage viewers to visit www.atf.gov for more information and to understand the registration process if they choose to comply. The video aims to inform viewers about a significant legal change impacting firearm owners.

This video discusses a recent Supreme Court decision impacting the EPA's regulatory authority, with significant potential implications for the ATF and Second Amendment rights. The ruling challenges the principle of Chevron deference, which allows agencies to interpret broad statutes and create regulations with the force of law without direct congressional approval. The speaker, a firearms enthusiast and commentator, highlights how this could curb the ATF's practice of issuing new rules on items like bump stocks and braces, which have historically led to confusion and potential legal jeopardy for law-abiding citizens. The decision may provide a stronger legal footing for challenges against arbitrary ATF rulings.

This YouTube video discusses the legality of carrying firearms while consuming alcohol in Ohio, questioning the interpretation of the law. It also touches on broader Second Amendment issues, referencing proposed rules on frames and receivers, and braces. The video highlights a Pennsylvania court striking down a town's ban on target shooting and mentions other firearms-related news items like a new Wilson Combat pistol and a 3D-printed firearm 'factory' raid in Finland. The description includes calls to action for viewers to contact senators regarding David Chipman's nomination and a link to visit TNVC.

This ARFCOM News edition discusses potential issues surrounding David Chipman's nomination, including claims of him losing his issued sidearm, making racist comments, and committing sexual harassment. It also touches on stolen military guns and opposes his confirmation. The video provides links for submitting comments on proposed rules regarding frames, receivers, and braces, and urges viewers to call specific senators to oppose Chipman's nomination. A link to TNVC is also included.

This ARFCOM News video discusses two major developments in Louisiana related to firearms. Firstly, Louisiana has passed constitutional carry, allowing permitless carry. Secondly, the LA County Sheriff's department, facing a 95% increase in homicides, may issue more carry permits. The video also includes calls to action regarding proposed rules on braces and frames/receivers, and a list of senators to contact to oppose David Chipman's nomination. A link to TNVC is also provided.

This review of the B&T GHM9, presented by firearms expert Eric, highlights its Swiss-made quality and flat-shooting characteristics. The video details accessory integration, including a Surefire X300 Ultra light, Trijicon MRO optic, and Gear Head Works Tailhook brace, while also addressing potential magazine feed lip issues and B&T's solutions. Eric's high authority level is evident in his detailed technical explanations and comparisons.

This video compares AR-15 pistols with 10.5-inch barrels to 16-inch carbines, focusing on practical applications, ballistics, and legal considerations. It demonstrates how shorter barrels offer advantages in confined spaces and for smaller shooters due to reduced length and weight distribution. Ballistics gel tests reveal differences in terminal performance and penetration based on barrel length and ammunition type. The discussion also touches upon the legal complexities surrounding AR pistols, particularly concerning braces and vertical foregrips.

This guide, presented by an experienced speaker from Copper Jacket TV, outlines crucial steps for firearm owners if the ATF visits their home. It emphasizes the importance of knowing your rights, including the right to remain silent and refuse warrantless searches. The speaker, who is not a lawyer, strongly advises consulting a Second Amendment attorney and highlights the Firearms Policy Coalition's role in defending these rights.

This video delves into the ongoing situation with the ATF and firearm braces, framing it as a choice between two perspectives, the 'Red Pill or Blue Pill.' The creator encourages viewer engagement and subscription. The description also includes links to the creator's other channels, merchandise, and various support platforms including a cryptocurrency option. While the core topic is the ATF's stance on braces, the broader context of firearm rights and regulations is implied.

This video features a former ATF agent discussing firearm accessories, specifically braces and bump stocks, using the common phrase "lost them in a boating accident." The title implies a discussion about the legality and potential confiscation of these items. The description promotes various channels, merchandise, and affiliate links related to the creator, Hank Strange. It also includes links to his car channel and cryptocurrency, indicating a broader range of content beyond just firearms.