Videos tagged with HR 1004

This video analyzes HR 1005, the NICS Review Act of 2021, introduced by Carolyn Maloney. The bill proposes amending US Code 922 to require the NICS system to retain background check information for at least 90 days, rather than the current 24 hours. The speaker argues this change effectively establishes a federal gun registry, which historically leads to confiscation, and urges opposition to the bill.

This video analyzes HR 1004, a federal bill proposing mandatory liability insurance for purchasing and possessing firearms. The speaker explains that this would require individuals to present proof of qualified insurance to sellers, and sellers would need to verify it. The bill exempts government entities and defines 'qualified insurance' as a state-regulated policy covering firearm use losses. Concerns are raised about potential high policy minimums set by states like California and New York, which could price individuals out of exercising their rights, and a $10,000 fine for violations.

The video discusses HR 1004, the 'Firearms Risk Protection Act,' a proposed bill that would mandate liability insurance for firearm purchases and ownership nationwide. The bill, introduced by Representative Marilyn Maloney, aims to prohibit the sale or purchase of a firearm by individuals not covered by appropriate liability insurance. It also makes it unlawful for firearm owners to not maintain such coverage after the effective date of the subsection. The penalty for violation is a fine of up to $10,000.