Videos tagged with Form 1 Suppressors

This video provides a detailed legal and regulatory update for Washington State gun owners. It covers the implications of the NYSRPA v. Bruen Supreme Court case, the ATF's proposed rulemaking on frames and receivers, and Washington's specific laws regarding magazine bans and serialized firearms. The speaker, a legal expert, also discusses self-defense principles and the nuances of state versus federal constitutional rights.

This video clarifies the ATF's recent rule changes concerning firearm frames and receivers. It emphasizes that AR-15 upper receivers do not require serial numbers and existing firearm designs remain unaffected. The primary impact is on 'build-by-shoot' kits, which are likely prohibited, while 80% receivers and 3D printing remain permissible for now. The rule's vagueness regarding suppressors is also highlighted.

This video discusses potential upcoming gun control measures announced by the Biden administration, focusing on a rule change regarding 'ghost guns,' 80% lowers, and frame receivers. It also touches on potential regulations for modular suppressors and the nomination of an ATF director. The speaker anticipates these announcements will be made soon and plans to cover them live.

This episode of the Allegedly Compliant podcast covers recent developments in gun rights legislation and ATF actions. Key topics include the expansion of constitutional carry in several states, the ongoing challenges with Form 1 suppressor applications, and the ATF's stance on forced reset triggers and pistol braces. The discussion highlights the complexities of navigating federal and state firearm laws, with a focus on the impact of these regulations on gun owners.