Videos tagged with Congressional Bill

The video discusses proposed legislation and executive actions aimed at disarming the IRS and selling off its firearms inventory. It highlights the IRS Criminal Investigation Unit's acquisition of various firearms, including Glocks, Smith & Wesson M&P15s, Remington 870s, and P90 submachine guns. The proposed measures would transfer IRS policing duties to the Department of Justice and auction the surplus firearms through the GSA, potentially returning funds to taxpayers.

This video provides an expert breakdown of the RIFLE Act, a bill introduced in Congress aiming to repeal the NFA tax on Short Barreled Rifles and suppressors. The instructor, with experienced authority, explains the bill's potential impact on firearm ownership, highlighting its goal to remove federal monetary incentives for regulating these items and its introduction by key senators and representatives. The discussion also touches upon the importance of the Second Amendment and the financial barriers imposed by current regulations.

A new bill, HR 6492, known as the Explorer Act, has passed Congress and is awaiting President Biden's signature. This legislation mandates the Bureau of Land Management and the US Forest Service to establish recreational shooting ranges on federal lands where opportunities do not currently exist. The NSSF applauds this bipartisan effort, which aims to increase access for target practice, rifle sighting, and hunter safety courses, while also protecting private ranges from undue competition. This initiative is seen as a significant win for gun owners and recreational shooters.

This video discusses a proposed bill to eliminate the ATF, introduced by Missouri Republican Eric Burlson. The speaker argues the ATF has overstepped its authority and violated Second Amendment rights, citing historical events like Ruby Ridge, Waco, and Operation Fast and Furious. The discussion highlights that while a previous bill by Matt Gaetz had little chance, the current political climate with Republican control of Congress and the White House may offer a better opportunity for such legislation to advance.