Videos tagged with Firearm Privacy

This video provides an expert overview from William Kirk of Washington Gun Law TV regarding House Bill 2235, a law designed to protect Washington gun owners' privacy. The legislation amends the state's public records law (RCW 42.56.240) to exempt specific firearm-related records, such as license applications and training certificates, from public disclosure. This is presented as a significant win for privacy rights for lawful gun owners in Washington State.

This video critically examines the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms and President Trump's decision to withdraw the US. The speaker, identified as a high-authority firearm policy commentator and 2A advocate, explains the registry's history, its 'small arms' category, and how international data has been used to implement domestic firearm restrictions, citing the Obama administration's actions against Russian imports. The withdrawal is framed as a victory for American gun owners' privacy and Second Amendment rights.

This video provides guidance on how to respond if the ATF visits your home. It emphasizes the right to remain silent, advises against opening the door, and suggests invoking the right to an attorney. The video links ATF visits to multi-gun purchases, certain trigger sales, and potential future legislation like an assault weapons ban.

This video discusses a lawsuit filed by the NRA-ILA against California to protect the privacy of gun owners. The lawsuit challenges a law (Assembly Bill 173) that allows the state to disclose sensitive personal information of firearm owners to universities and research institutes. This information includes names, addresses, birthplaces, phone numbers, occupations, ID numbers, race, sex, physical characteristics, social security numbers, and firearm types. The NRA argues this is a violation of privacy rights and puts law-abiding citizens at risk, not impacting crime prevention. The video also promotes various products and services through affiliate links.