Videos tagged with Gun Store Security

This video features Jared Yanis, a high-profile Second Amendment commentator, analyzing New Mexico Senate Bill 17. He critically examines the bill's provisions, which he argues constitute a 'slow-motion ban' on common firearms and an attack on the Second Amendment. Yanis details the bill's impact on firearm sales, magazine capacity, FFL regulations, and proposes it's an attempt to create a de facto firearm registry.

Gun store staff must exercise discernment when vetting customers, relying on a combination of gut feeling, observation, and questioning to identify potential threats or illegal activities. While firearms themselves are non-judgmental, the people handling them are not, necessitating a proactive approach to sales to prevent straw purchases, sales of stolen firearms, or sales to prohibited individuals. Collaboration with colleagues is crucial for confirming suspicions and making informed decisions.

This video from Washington Gun Law, featuring expert William Kirk, analyzes House Bill 2118, a proposed Washington State law that could devastate the Firearms Licensee (FFL) industry. Kirk details the stringent and costly security, surveillance, and insurance requirements mandated by the bill, arguing they are designed to be unfeasible for most FFLs, including home-based businesses. The analysis includes comparisons to California law and a strong call to action for residents to contact legislators.

This video discusses the aftermath of a gun store robbery, focusing on security measures and administrative burdens. It highlights the importance of robust security protocols, rapid inventory reporting to the ATF, and proactive system upgrades. The discussion also touches on criminal investigation methods and the impact of social media on apprehending suspects.

This SHOT Show TV segment features Bill Napier, an NSSF FFL compliance consultant, discussing crucial security measures for Federal Firearm Licensees (FFLs). Napier shares essential knowledge for FFLs to ensure their businesses are safe and secure, focusing on compliance and risk mitigation strategies within the firearm retail environment. The discussion is aimed at helping FFLs maintain secure operations and adhere to regulations.