Videos tagged with Bump Fire Stocks

This video discusses Senate Bill 66, the Assault Weapons Ban of 2019, introduced by Senator Dianne Feinstein. It details the bill's provisions, including bans on specific firearms, detachable magazines over ten rounds, and bump fire stocks. The speaker highlights the bill's similarities to a 2017 proposal and discusses potential exemptions and grandfather clauses, emphasizing the importance of Second Amendment advocacy.

This video discusses YouTube's new policy, effective April 1st, which prohibits firearm-related videos containing links to purchase firearms or accessories. The speaker expresses concern over potential demonetization and channel termination, suggesting a move to alternative platforms like Instagram and Full30. The policy specifically mentions bump fire stocks and rate-increasing devices, but its broader scope for accessories remains unclear, causing anxiety among firearm content creators.

This video discusses the ATF's current efforts to ban rate-increasing devices, including bump fire stocks. The speaker urges viewers to submit professional comments during the public comment period to voice their opposition. The content emphasizes that agency regulations cannot create law and highlights concerns about the broad interpretation of 'rate-increasing devices' potentially impacting skilled shooters and training organizations.

This video critically analyzes Senator Dianne Feinstein's proposed 2017 Assault Weapons Ban, detailing its provisions and potential impact on firearm ownership. The hosts express concerns about the bill's broad definitions and its implications for legal gun owners, while also emphasizing the importance of political engagement and education to protect Second Amendment rights. They highlight the need for proactive advocacy and understanding of legislative processes.

This video discusses H.R. 3999, a gun control bill introduced in the House of Representatives. The speaker, identified as a firearms instructor, expresses concern over the bill's vagueness, particularly its broad definition of parts designed to increase the rate of fire without converting a semi-automatic rifle into a machine gun. The potential for this legislation to impact law-abiding citizens and lead to felony charges is highlighted, along with a call to action for viewers to contact their representatives.