Videos tagged with Microstamping Law

This episode of 'This Week in Guns' covers a range of firearm-related news and discussions. Topics include the Dettelbach nomination, a legal case for manslaughter involving Alec Baldwin, and an inventor's 'magnet delayed' firearm. The video also touches on a Second Amendment rights issue with Madison Cawthorn and the TSA, the history of California's microstamping law, a confrontation over firearm seizure in New Jersey, and statistics on "ghost guns." Additionally, there are discussions about a thin blue line shirt and a mention of flamethrowers.

This video discusses two key legislative and legal developments impacting firearm ownership. First, it details HR 1961, a bipartisan bill aimed at increasing ATF transparency and establishing an appeals process for agency opinions, potentially curbing arbitrary enforcement. Second, it analyzes the ongoing legal challenges in California, specifically the 'Miller v. Bonta' case concerning the state's assault weapons ban and the contentious microstamping law, highlighting the significant number of new gun owners in California and the practical and technical hurdles of microstamping technology.

Michael Feifer, CEO of Ruger, discusses the impact of California's microstamping law on firearm sales. The law requires new firearms to meet microstamping requirements, which Feifer deems technologically unfeasible and a means to deny citizens their Second Amendment rights. Ruger, along with Smith & Wesson, is unable to sell new semi-automatic handguns in California due to this law, and existing models are being removed from the approved roster. Ruger supports the NSSF lawsuit challenging the microstamping law, viewing it as a 'gun grab' rather than a public safety measure.