Videos tagged with FIND Act

West Virginia Attorney General John 'JB' McCuskey discusses the state's proactive stance on Second Amendment rights and support for the firearms industry. Key legislative actions like the FIND Act and enhanced PLCAA are highlighted, alongside efforts to attract manufacturers and challenge restrictive firearm bans through multi-state legal coalitions. The interview also touches on the growing role of virtual training and technology in engaging new generations of gun owners.

West Virginia Attorney General J.B. McCuskey discusses the FIND Act and the Merchant Category Code (MCC) ban. He emphasizes the importance of the free market and criticizes financial institutions for potentially discriminating against the firearms industry. McCuskey also highlights concerns about privacy related to MCC tracking of firearm purchases.

This video highlights discussions from SHOT Show 2025, focusing on legislative and industry efforts to protect Second Amendment rights. Key topics include the Firearms Industry Non-Discrimination Act (FIND Act), the implications of Merchant Category Codes (MCCs) for tracking firearm purchases, and the economic contributions of the firearms industry to conservation and job creation. The discussion also touches on legislative battles in states like Rhode Island concerning assault weapon bans and magazine capacity limits, emphasizing the importance of protecting law-abiding citizens' rights.

The video discusses the Firearm Industry Non-Discrimination (FIND) Act, introduced by Senator Steve Daines. This legislation aims to prevent federal government contracts from being awarded to corporations that discriminate against the firearms industry, such as banks denying services to gun manufacturers. The act is presented as a measure to protect Second Amendment rights and the firearms industry from what is described as 'woke' corporate agendas.

This episode of Bullet Points discusses legislative successes for the firearm industry, focusing on the FIND Act and merchant code restrictions. Jake McGuigan of NSSF highlights how these initiatives combat discriminatory practices by financial institutions and credit card companies, aiming to protect firearm retailers, manufacturers, and consumers from 'woke' corporate policies and potential data tracking.