Videos tagged with Lawful Commerce in Arms Act

Seattle has filed a lawsuit against Glock, alleging their pistols are a public nuisance due to their alleged ease of conversion into machine guns using illegal 'Glock switches.' The lawsuit, which also names three local gun shops, is criticized as 'lawfare' – an attempt to bankrupt gun manufacturers and dealers by holding them responsible for criminal misuse of products. The speaker argues that Glock does not manufacture these illegal devices, which are often 3D printed or sourced from black markets, and that the city's focus should be on criminals and failed crime control policies rather than lawful manufacturers.

SIG Sauer has announced they will not be exhibiting at SHOT Show 2022. This decision was driven by concerns over employee safety due to COVID-19 risks and the significant financial investment required for booth reconfiguration. The company is donating $500,000 to the National Shooting Sports Foundation to support industry advocacy.

NRA Second Vice President LtCol Willis Lee (ret.) discusses the NRA's move to Texas, utilizing Chapter 11 to reorganize due to the "toxic political situation" in New York and a lawsuit filed by the New York Attorney General. He clarifies that the NRA is financially stable and experiencing membership growth, with over 100,000 new members joining digitally since January 1st. Lee also outlines President-elect Joe Biden's proposed policies aimed at restricting firearms, including repealing the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, banning assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, and implementing national firearm registration and universal background checks.