Videos tagged with FFL Purchases

William Kirk, President of Washington Gun Law, provides expert analysis on the impending 2025 legislative session in Washington State and its significant impact on ammunition availability and cost. He details potential ammunition taxes, mandatory background checks for all purchases, and limitations on purchase quantities, advising residents to stock up now.

This video argues that the vast majority of guns used in crimes are stolen, not purchased legally by law-abiding citizens. It highlights that approximately 250,000 guns are stolen annually in the US, and 87% of firearms used in crimes are these stolen weapons. The content criticizes policies that focus on restricting legal gun owners, suggesting they are ineffective against criminals who obtain firearms illegally.

This video discusses the significant number of stolen firearms in the US, highlighting that a vast majority of guns used in crimes are stolen, not legally purchased. It argues that focusing gun control on legal owners is ineffective, as criminals acquire firearms through theft. The content emphasizes the importance of responsible gun ownership to prevent theft.

A federal judge has ruled that the law barring 18-20 year olds from purchasing handguns from Federal Firearms Licensees (FFLs) is unconstitutional. The ruling in Frasier v. ATF, applying the Bruen standard, found no historical basis for such a restriction. This decision establishes a nationwide injunction, protecting the Second Amendment rights of all eligible individuals in this age group, though appeals are expected.