Videos tagged with Engaged In Business

This video discusses a leaked ATF rule that is reportedly similar to the 'Engaged in Business' definition. The creator expresses strong disapproval and confusion regarding this potential new regulation, implying it could significantly impact gun ownership rights and the way firearms are regulated. The content seems to be a reaction and analysis of this leaked information, likely aimed at informing gun owners about potential changes affecting them.

This video addresses an upcoming ATF rule (2022R-17) that redefines "engaged in the business of firearms dealing," set to take effect on May 20th. William Kirk of Washington Gun Law explains the implications for individuals who buy and sell firearms as a hobby. He highlights the potential impact of the rule's implementation, while also mentioning the ongoing legal challenge in Texas v. ATF, which could offer a preliminary injunction. The video urges viewers to educate themselves on the changes to avoid disruption to their activities.

This video discusses a recent action by the ATF that the creator claims bans private firearm sales. The title and description reference legal documents and news articles from the White House, ATF, and DOJ to support the claims. It also includes unrelated incidents of law enforcement mishandling firearms and DC police transferring guns to criminals, seemingly to draw parallels or support a broader narrative about firearm regulations and enforcement. Links to sponsors and a Discord server are also provided.

This video details a new ATF rule poised to significantly impact the firearms industry by redefining 'engaged in the business of dealing firearms.' Based on changes within the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, the ATF aims to require Federal Firearms Licenses (FFLs) for individuals who predominantly earn a profit from firearm sales, potentially including casual sellers and online dealers. Gun Owners of America (GOA) is actively opposing this rule, highlighting concerns about universal background checks, potential firearm number limits for collectors, and increased government tracking of sales through financial records. The speaker, an expert in firearms law, emphasizes the broad implications for gun owners and the potential for criminal liability for non-compliance.