Videos tagged with FFL Permit

Colorado's Senate Bill 3, effective August 2026, imposes restrictive laws on semi-automatic firearms with detachable magazines, including pistols, rifles above .22 caliber, and shotguns, with limited exceptions. The bill mandates a multi-step licensing process with fees and training requirements, effectively creating a de facto ban for many. Legal challenges are anticipated, but the Colorado Supreme Court and the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals present uphill battles. The law also impacts firearms dealers with new state permit requirements.

This video explores a complex, multi-step process for legally acquiring a short-barreled 12-gauge firearm in California, often referred to as a 'John Wick' style shotgun, by reclassifying it as a pistol and an 'Any Other Weapon' (AOW). The explanation, provided by an individual identifying as a firearms instructor, details how an FFL with specific permits can modify a virgin lower receiver into a single-shot, bolt-action pistol with a fixed zero-round magazine, thereby navigating California's handgun roster and short-barreled shotgun bans. The process involves federal tax stamps and adherence to specific legal definitions to create a transferable firearm.