Videos tagged with Firearms Shipping

Glock is reportedly ceasing shipments of most of its firearm lines by the end of the month due to ongoing lawsuits concerning the ease of attaching auto sears ('switches'). While compact models like the 43, 43X, and 48 are expected to continue shipping, other models will be affected. Glock is anticipated to implement internal modifications, potentially including the cruciform and striker fire system, to address these legal challenges. Initial post-change batches may not feature MOS (Modular Optic System) compatibility.

This live stream from D'Boss Firearms covers a recap of a recent range day event, including interactions with vendors like Shaw Armament and Valiant Defense. Discussions touch on custom firearm projects, new suppressor lines, and the challenges of firearms shipping. The hosts also share personal anecdotes and engage with their audience on various topics.

This video discusses how UPS and FedEx are implementing what the creator refers to as "privatized gun control" by restricting the shipping of firearms. The core of the issue is that both carriers now ban the transport of guns unless the shipper holds a Federal Firearms License (FFL). This policy change significantly impacts individuals and businesses within the firearm industry who rely on these services for shipping and receiving. The video aims to educate viewers on this development and its implications for gun owners and the industry.

This video from Iraqveteran8888, featuring an expert speaker with deep knowledge of 2A issues and business, discusses the controversial new UPS policy requiring unlimited access to firearms shippers' books and customer data. The speaker highlights concerns about data security, potential for discrimination, and the significant compliance burden placed on FFLs, suggesting this could negatively impact online firearm sales. The analysis also touches on broader trends of industry-wide 'balkanization' and historical attempts at financial sector discrimination against 2A supporters.

This video from Guns & Gadgets discusses UPS's decision to cancel accounts and potentially destroy packages from Second Amendment-related businesses like Ghost Firearms and Brownells. The company claims these actions are due to violations of applicable laws, potentially influenced by a three-letter agency concerned about 'ghost guns.' The report highlights concerns about the legality of seizing and destroying paid-for property and advises viewers to track their packages and consult legal counsel.

This video introduces the 'Shock Watch,' an impact indicator designed to alert users if a package containing a firearm has been mishandled during shipping. While demonstrating its use on a beautifully preserved Luger pistol, the presenter also provides a brief overview of proper firearm packaging techniques using USPS boxes and padding materials. The video concludes with an April Fool's prank, revealing the Shock Watch was not actually triggered by the simulated abuse.

This video announces that 'Crime Proof' products are now shipping and available for pickup. It also provides a brief update on the progress of a new range addition. The description includes a website for more information, CrimeProofBook.com. The content appears to be a promotional announcement and an update for customers or interested parties.

This "Gun Talk" After Show episode from November 2, 2014, features host Tom Gresham and guests Jim, Michelle, and Michael. They discuss a range of topics including the politically significant release of Sgt. Tahmooressi, women-only 3-Gun shoots, mini semi-automatic firearms, the process of shipping guns, and even an unusual mention of fish stunning. The discussion also touches upon football. The show is a follow-up to the live radio program and is available through various platforms including podcasts and dedicated apps.