Videos tagged with National Gun Registry

This video critically examines the Department of Justice's defense of a national gun registry, particularly in the context of the Silencer Shop Foundation v. ATF lawsuit. The speaker, identified as having high authority on firearm legislation and 2nd Amendment rights, argues against the DOJ's characterization of NFA items as 'weapons of war' and 'concealable weapons likely to be used for criminal purposes,' referencing the Bruen decision. The video also briefly highlights XS Big Dot sights for their effectiveness in defensive shooting scenarios.

This video discusses the ATF's potential use of the attempted assassination of President Trump, where the firearm's serial number was obliterated, to justify new gun control measures. Host Mark Smith argues that serial number tracing is ineffective for solving crimes and is being used as a pretext by the anti-gun movement to push for a national gun registry. The discussion centers on the upcoming Supreme Court case Garland v. Vanderstock.

This video argues that mandatory gun buyback programs are a form of gun confiscation, distinct from voluntary buybacks. It also posits that universal background checks are a precursor to a national gun registry, which can then be used for confiscation. The speaker criticizes politicians for using subtle language to advance these agendas and discusses censorship of pro-Second Amendment content.

This video provides an expert analysis of the Supreme Court case Vanderstock v. Garland, focusing on the ATF's redefinition of 'firearm' concerning 'ghost guns.' The speaker, a Constitutional attorney and author, explains the legal arguments surrounding the Gun Control Act of 1968 and predicts a win for Second Amendment rights against administrative overreach. The discussion highlights concerns about potential national gun registries and the Biden administration's regulatory tactics.

Senator Mike Lee critically analyzes proposed universal background checks, arguing they are unworkable without a national gun registry. He highlights concerns that such a registry, even if unintentional, could lead to gun confiscation, citing the ATF's existing database and past legislative prohibitions.

Colion Noir, an expert in firearms law and community, critically analyzes President Biden's executive actions on gun control. He argues that universal background checks are flawed, as many mass shooters pass them, and suggests they serve as a pretext for a national gun registry, which he believes is intended for confiscation. Noir also critiques red flag laws as unconstitutional and a simplistic solution to complex issues, and questions the push to hold the gun industry accountable beyond existing product liability laws.

This video alleges that the US Treasury Department has covertly established a national gun registry in conjunction with private banks. The description emphasizes the secretive nature of this initiative. It also includes promotional material for several affiliated ministries, businesses, and merchandise, along with a call for support via Patreon and a link to submit prayer requests.

This video alleges that the US Treasury Department has secretly established a national gun registry in collaboration with private banks. The description emphasizes the secretive nature of this alleged registry and encourages viewer support for the channel, which focuses on 'God, Family, and Guns'. The video also promotes several sponsors and related channels.

This video analyzes Senator Chris Murphy's statements regarding gun control, specifically focusing on 'universal background checks.' The speaker argues that Murphy's proposed 'universal background checks' are a misnomer for a national gun registry, which they contend is a precursor to confiscation. The video highlights the existing NICS system and criticizes the framing of universal background checks as a popular, yet potentially deceptive, legislative goal.

This video discusses a new rule approved by the ATF and enforced by the DOJ, stating that individuals have 120 days to comply with its requirements. The title and description heavily imply this relates to firearm regulations, specifically mentioning the "National Gun Registry" and the "pistol brace rule" in the provided keywords. The content likely aims to inform viewers about impending legal changes affecting gun owners and encourages support for organizations and channels dedicated to protecting Second Amendment rights.

This video discusses a new ATF rule that reclassifies firearms equipped with stabilizing braces as Short-Barreled Rifles (SBRs). The speaker asserts this rule effectively begins a national gun registry and outlines the compliance options available to owners within a 120-day window, including registration, brace removal, barrel modification, or surrender/destruction of the firearm. The video emphasizes the potential legal ramifications for non-compliance.

This video from Guns & Gadgets News discusses the Biden administration's proposed rule to redefine 'firearm' to include individual parts, potentially creating a national gun registry. It highlights Senator Ted Cruz's introduction of a Congressional Review Act (CRA) resolution to block this rule, supported by other senators. The segment also promotes HR 6945, the 'No Registry Rights Act,' as a legislative countermeasure and encourages viewer support for these efforts through advocacy and donations to Gun Owners of America.