Videos tagged with FFL Record Retention

This video analyzes the Biden administration's new regulations targeting 'ghost guns' and 80% receivers. It details the proposed ATF rule changes, including classifying buy-build-shoot kits as firearms, requiring serialization of previously unserialized components, and extending FFL record retention periods. The speaker expresses strong opposition, arguing these measures unfairly target law-abiding citizens and are based on flawed premises regarding crime reduction.

This video discusses the White House's announcement regarding new ATF leadership and regulations aimed at combating gun crime. Key points include the nomination of Steve Dettelbach as ATF Director, a final rule to regulate 'ghost guns' by treating buy-build-shoot kits as firearms requiring serialization and background checks, and updated definitions for frames and receivers to encompass split or multi-part designs. The video also covers new record-keeping requirements for Federal Firearms Licensees (FFLs).

This video from The Four Boxes Diner, featuring insights from Constitutional Attorney Mark W. Smith, argues that the Biden administration's ATF is attempting to create a de facto gun registry through proposed changes to FFL record retention rules. The content highlights historical precedents where gun registries have been used to suppress rights, citing examples from Germany and New York, and emphasizes the privacy and safety risks associated with such databases. The discussion underscores the legal prohibition of a federal gun registry under FOPA 1986 and warns against the potential for rights violations.