Videos tagged with Jennifer VanderStok

This video, from Langley Outdoors Academy, discusses a significant legal battle where 20 states, led by their Attorneys General, have filed an amicus brief supporting the ATF's 'ghost gun' rule before the Supreme Court. The speaker, an experienced firearms instructor, argues that this action by gun-controlling states is contradictory, as they simultaneously claim current laws are insufficient while supporting federal regulations that could undermine their own state-level gun control efforts. The discussion highlights the challenges of enforcing gun laws across state lines, particularly with the proliferation of unserialized firearms, and references the historical context of the Gun Control Act of 1968.

Iraqveteran8888, an expert firearms instructor and Georgia State Director for Gun Owners of America, breaks down the significant legal victory where the ATF's Frame & Receiver Rule was vacated by a federal judge. The ruling reaffirms that regulatory agencies cannot redefine laws passed by Congress, impacting the regulation of partially manufactured firearm components and potentially other firearm accessories. This decision is seen as a major win for Second Amendment rights.

This video provides an expert analysis of a significant legal victory for gun rights advocates. A preliminary injunction has been granted against the ATF and DOJ concerning the 'frames and receivers' rule, often associated with 'ghost guns'. The ruling, originating from the Northern District of Texas, found that the ATF likely exceeded its statutory authority under the Gun Control Act. The speaker, with deep expertise in firearms law, breaks down the court's reasoning, highlighting that the ATF's expanded definitions for frames, receivers, and parts kits were deemed 'facially unlawful' and inconsistent with congressional intent. The potential for this injunction to have nationwide implications is a key takeaway, marking a critical moment in the ongoing legal battles over firearm regulations.