Videos tagged with FFL License

This video discusses ATF Rule 2022R-17, which could require millions of Americans to obtain FFL licenses for participating in common firearm hobbies. Unlike many other ATF rules lacking legal basis, this one is reportedly supported by the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act. The video emphasizes the approaching deadline for submitting public comments and encourages viewers to get involved to protect their Second Amendment rights. It provides links to the federal register for submitting comments and reading the proposed rule, along with contact information for Washington Gun Law and their social media channels.

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.

This YouTube video, titled 'HOLY BUFFALO SHAMAN! It's SPICY FRIDAY!', appears to be a casual or lifestyle vlog from the creator Johnny Appalachia, often referred to as the 'Viking Guy'. While the title and description don't explicitly mention firearms, the inclusion of links to a "$40 FFL License Here!", "Bulletproof Backpack Insert", and merchandise with phrases like "Shall Not Comply" strongly suggests a focus on the firearms community, Second Amendment rights, and related lifestyle products. The video may feature discussions or demonstrations related to firearms, tactical gear, or personal defense, aligning with the creator's established online presence.

This video questions the legitimacy of the Capitol Raid, suggesting suspicious elements and asking viewers for their stance. It also promotes various products and the creator's social media channels, including coffee, apparel, firearm-related accessories like an FFL license and bulletproof backpack insert, and personal merchandise. The creator also lists their video gear.

This video discusses Congresswoman Lauren Boebert's intention to carry a firearm in Washington D.C. The title poses a question about whether she is a "2A HERO" or just another politician. The description highlights her carrying in D.C. and promotes various affiliate links for related merchandise and deals, including firearm-related items like an FFL license and a bulletproof backpack insert. The content is primarily focused on the political and Second Amendment aspects of firearm carry by elected officials.