Videos tagged with Buy Build Shoot Kits

This episode of "This Week in Guns" covers significant legal and legislative developments impacting firearms. Key topics include the Supreme Court's Vanderstock v. ATF decision concerning "buy, build, shoot" kits, its implications for 80% receivers, and the lack of a clear definition for firearms. The discussion also delves into Colorado's broadly written legislation on semiautomatic handguns and criticizes the Duncan v. Bonta case's classification of magazines as mere accessories. The episode touches on federal power, Second Amendment litigation, ammo prices, and other state-level gun control actions.

This episode of Gun Gripes discusses the ATF's recent actions targeting Polymer80 'buy, build, shoot' kits. The ATF is reportedly raiding distributors and even private residences, seizing customer records and treating these kits as firearms. The hosts advise individuals with these kits to consult legal counsel and contact organizations like the Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) or Gun Owners of America (GOA). The ATF's actions are described as operating outside established norms, potentially based on internal intelligence or opinions rather than clear legal precedent.

This video details the ATF's recent actions and increased scrutiny of Polymer80 (P80) 'buy-build-shoot' kits, often referred to as 'ghost guns.' The ATF is reinterpreting existing laws to classify these kits, which contain all parts necessary to assemble a firearm, as firearms themselves. This classification allows the ATF to pursue individuals and entities involved in their sale and possession, citing concerns about the lack of background checks and the potential for criminals to acquire them. The report highlights ATF visits to individuals and businesses, including Brownells, and the agency's efforts to build a database of kit purchasers.