Videos tagged with FFL Requirements

This video discusses a legal challenge to 18 USC 1715, a federal law banning the mailing of most firearms via USPS. Gun Owners of America (GOA) is challenging the law, and states like New York, New Jersey, and Delaware are attempting to intervene to defend it. The video highlights GOA's argument that these states lack legal standing and their claims of potential harm are speculative and unsupported.

This video from Hegshot87, featuring an authoritative speaker with extensive firearm knowledge, details Colorado's new bill SB26-043, which classifies firearm barrels as regulated items requiring FFL transfer and five-year sales record retention. The speaker argues this infringes on Second Amendment rights, likens it to regulating essential components, and suggests it's a step towards broader firearm elimination under the guise of stopping ghost guns. The content also touches on increased security requirements for FFLs and the potential for law-abiding citizens to relocate to states with more favorable gun laws.

This video provides a critical analysis of the 'Stop Online Ammunition Sales Act' (H.R. 7166), a federal bill aiming to regulate online ammunition sales. The speaker, with high authority in Second Amendment news, details the bill's requirements for federal licensing of all ammo sellers, mandatory face-to-face verification with government ID, and reporting of bulk sales. The analysis highlights the potential logistical burdens and argues the bill targets law-abiding citizens.

This video discusses proposed new regulations for gun shows, emphasizing that existing licensing and requirements for Federal Firearms Licensees (FFLs) and Certificates of Eligibility (COEs) for vendors already cover firearm and ammunition sales. The speaker encourages viewers to submit comments on regulatory proposals to highlight overlooked issues and ensure individual perspectives are considered by authorities.

This video from CRPA TV, featuring insights from legislative experts, breaks down California's Assembly Bill 1263 and Senate Bill 704. AB 1263 targets digital firearm manufacturing code for 3D printers and CNC machines, while SB 704 imposes new FFL transfer requirements for firearm barrels. The discussion highlights potential First Amendment challenges and the practical implications for gun owners and manufacturers in California.

This video discusses the ATF's seizure of firearms from an Amish individual who was selling guns without an FFL. It highlights the legal consequences, including fines and probation, and the subsequent forfeiture of the seized firearms, which belonged to the family for hunting purposes. The discussion touches upon the broader implications of government property seizures by agencies like the ATF and IRS.

This video discusses the ATF's seizure of firearms from an Amish individual who was selling guns without a Federal Firearms License (FFL). It highlights the family's inability to recover their lawfully owned firearms, leading to their forfeiture. The content also touches upon the broader implications of government property seizures and the role of armed agencies.

This video discusses a case where an Amish man was fined and placed on probation for selling thousands of guns without an FFL. The ATF seized his firearms and property. The follow-up highlights the family's inability to retrieve their personal firearms, which were seized alongside those intended for sale, leading to their forfeiture. The speaker emphasizes the broader issue of government property seizures, particularly firearms, by agencies like the ATF and IRS.

Gun shows in 2025 are expected to feature increased ATF presence due to new regulations, a rise in scams related to war relics and potentially problematic used guns, and a prevalence of non-firearm items. Conversely, attendees are unlikely to find low-priced firearms or ammunition, old/antique guns, or rare 'unicorn' firearms due to the elimination of collectors and the dominance of FFL dealers stocking new inventory.

The video discusses anticipated changes to gun shows in 2025, focusing on increased ATF presence and enforcement. It highlights that selling personal collections without an FFL will no longer be permissible, and all transactions will likely require NICS background checks facilitated by FFLs. The speaker questions whether these changes will persist under a new administration.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of new firearm laws that went into effect on January 1st, 2025, across several US states. It details changes in California regarding firearm purchase limits and private transactions, Colorado's new storage requirements for firearms in vehicles and concealed carry permit training, New Hampshire and Kentucky's bans on credit card tracking for firearm purchases, Minnesota's binary trigger ban, Delaware's designation of college campuses as gun-free zones, and New York's new signage requirements for gun stores and expansion of red flag laws.

The video discusses anticipated changes to gun shows in 2025, focusing on increased ATF presence and enforcement. It highlights that individuals can no longer sell personal collections without an FFL, and the ATF plans to monitor background checks and sales to ensure compliance with federal regulations. The speaker questions whether these changes will persist under a new administration.