Videos tagged with Excise Tax

This video discusses potential impacts of California's proposed SB 948 bill, which could introduce significant new costs for firearm purchases. The bill might impose an 11% excise tax and a $300 fee on all firearm transactions, effectively increasing the price of firearms before a buyer can even test them. The speaker argues this would discourage firearm ownership and urges opposition to the bill.

This video highlights the critical role of firearm and ammunition manufacturers in funding wildlife conservation through excise taxes, primarily via the Pitman-Robertson Act. It emphasizes how this legislation, in place since 1937, has generated billions for conservation efforts, supporting wildlife management programs and outdoor recreation. Manufacturers like Henry Repeating Arms are presented as key partners in this successful public-private model.

This video provides an expert breakdown of Colorado's new firearm purchasing requirements set to take effect in August 2026, as announced by Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW). It details the mandatory permit-to-purchase system for semi-automatic firearms, stemming from SB23-169, which includes background checks, standardized training, and various fees. The information is presented by Melissa from Dragonman's, a firearms store co-owner and certified instructor, highlighting the increased bureaucratic hurdles for firearm acquisition in the state.

This guide breaks down Virginia's comprehensive gun control legislation, dubbed 'Gunmageddon 2.0' by the host. It details key bills like HB217 (assault weapon ban), HB700 (5-day waiting period), HB1094 (11% excise tax), HB207 ($500 suppressor tax), HB40 (ghost gun ban), and HB871 (safe storage). The analysis highlights potential impacts on Second Amendment rights and specific firearm restrictions, including shotgun magazine limits and exemptions for law enforcement.

This video provides a comprehensive update on significant firearm lawsuits impacting Colorado, including challenges to SB3 (permit-to-purchase), the three-day waiting period, and a new excise tax. Speaker Melissa, manager of Dragonman's and a CCW instructor, details the legal arguments and potential implications for lawful gun ownership in the state. Viewers are encouraged to stay informed and participate in the legislative process.

This video details a significant legal challenge to the National Firearms Act (NFA) spearheaded by Gun Owners of America (GOA) and supported by over 40 members of Congress. The core argument is that the removal of excise taxes on NFA-regulated items, such as suppressors and short-barreled rifles, renders the mandatory registration requirements unconstitutional, as the NFA was originally established as a taxing statute. The DOJ's defense is criticized as inconsistent with previous legal interpretations and actions on other tax-related legislation.

This video explains how federal excise taxes on firearms and ammunition, established by the Wildlife Restoration Act of 1937, are crucial for funding conservation efforts. These funds support habitat management, wildlife research, shooting range development, and youth programs, ensuring the continuation of hunting and shooting heritage for future generations. Manufacturers play a vital role in this ecosystem.

Dragon Man's Freedom Shoot is a large-scale event featuring 35 industry companies, machine gun demos, museum tours, and vendor booths across 200-250 acres. The event aims to support the Second Amendment community and features organizations like Rocky Mountain Gun Owners. Attendees can demo firearms, suppressors, and optics, with special promotions including excise tax compensation on Daniel Defense firearms. Representatives from Silencer Shop will be present to assist with NFA item inquiries and purchases.

This video discusses new gun control legislation in California, specifically Assembly Bill 28 (AB 28), which proposes an 11% excise tax on firearms, ammunition, and parts. The host argues this tax, disguised within Proposition 30, unfairly targets legal gun owners, potentially making firearms unaffordable and infringing on Second Amendment rights. The video highlights California's history of restrictive gun laws and suggests potential legal challenges based on Supreme Court precedent like the Bruen decision. Viewers are encouraged to contact their representatives to oppose AB 28.

This video from Langley Outdoors Academy, presented by an expert instructor, details a significant loophole in NFA regulations that could make Short-Barreled Rifles (SBRs) substantially cheaper. The loophole stems from the elimination of the $200 NFA tax stamp for SBRs, which in turn negates the 11% Federal Excise Tax on these firearms, potentially saving consumers 11% compared to standard rifles. The video also touches on low compliance rates for gun bans in Illinois and Canada, suggesting widespread resistance to government overreach.

This video discusses the political maneuvering surrounding the removal of suppressor regulations via HR1, a fiscal year reconciliation bill. Democrats are actively opposing this provision, arguing it undermines safety regulations and violates the 'Bird Rule' for reconciliation. The speaker highlights that Democrats themselves have previously acknowledged the NFA's excise tax on suppressors, framing it as a tax on rights.

This video from Colion Noir, an expert firearms advocate, discusses the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' which includes the Hearing Protection Act. The bill aims to remove suppressors from NFA regulation and eliminate the $200 tax stamp, treating them as regular firearms. It has passed the House and is moving to the Senate, facing potential challenges due to the Byrd Rule regarding budget reconciliation. The speaker emphasizes the budgetary argument for removal and urges viewers to contact their senators.