Videos tagged with NFA Law

TheYankeeMarshal reviews the Midwest Industries Bounty Hunter Revolver Stock, a product designed to convert a revolver into a long-gun configuration. He discusses its appearance, noting it resembles a stock rather than a brace, and raises questions about its legality under NFA laws, specifically concerning Short Barreled Rifle (SBR) classification. The speaker, admitting limited NFA expertise, seeks viewer input on the accessory's compliance. The product is slated for a Q1 2026 shipping date.

This episode delves into the recent passage of the BBB bill and its implications for NFA items, specifically the reduction of the $200 tax stamp to zero starting January 1st. However, the discussion highlights that registration, background checks, and fingerprinting requirements remain, raising constitutional concerns. The hosts also touch upon the ATF's stance on pistol braces and FRTs, ongoing NFA lawsuits, and the broader implications of government regulation on firearm ownership. The conversation also covers aspects of the BBB bill unrelated to firearms, such as community engagement requirements for social programs and tax reforms.

Micah Mayfield tests the compatibility and performance of Forced Reset Triggers (FRTs) across various AR-15 platforms and other firearm types. The guide details the testing of multiple firearms, including the Q Boombox, Daniel Defense PCC, LaRue AR-15, PSA Jakl, Sig Rattler LT, DPMS Kitty Kat, LMT MARS-H, and the Genesis Arms Gen 12 shotgun, highlighting successful integrations and notable failures. The video also touches upon the legal aspects and ATF rulings concerning FRTs.

This video provides an expert overview of pin and weld muzzle devices, focusing on Palmetto State Armory (PSA) offerings. It explains the legal necessity of pinning and welding muzzle devices to achieve an overall 16-inch barrel length for rifles, avoiding NFA regulations. The presenter details various PSA rifle platforms (Saber, Jackal) and barrel lengths (13.7", 14.5") that support this modification, alongside a wide array of compatible muzzle devices from brands like Surefire, SilencerCo, Keymo, AAC, B&T, and Huxwrx. The emphasis is on achieving a compact yet legally compliant rifle package with the added benefit of a permanently attached, reliable muzzle device.

This guide details the process of attaching a modern skeletal shoulder stock to a reproduction 1860 Colt percussion revolver and its subsequent use in a shooting experiment. The video, featuring Karl from InRangeTV, demonstrates the historical context of stocked pistols and the legal implications under the NFA. It highlights the practical challenges and limited effectiveness of such configurations for long-range accuracy compared to dedicated rifles.

This video provides a detailed breakdown of the ATF's "brace rule" and its implications, drawing from ATF training sessions. It highlights the confusion and contradictions surrounding the rule, the ongoing legal challenges, and practical advice for firearm owners navigating the complex regulatory landscape. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding legal definitions, potential pitfalls, and the broader implications for Second Amendment rights.

Oregon Ballot Measure 114 introduces significant firearm and magazine restrictions, including a ban on magazines exceeding 10 rounds and a requirement for a purchase permit. The measure's vagueness and lack of established infrastructure for permits create legal and logistical challenges for firearm owners and dealers. The video highlights potential unconstitutionality, citing the Bruin decision, and advises Oregonians to acquire standard-capacity magazines before the effective dates.

Alex Bosco, CEO of SB Tactical, discusses the development and legality of the stabilizing brace, an orthotic device designed to allow one-handed firing of AR-15 pistols. He clarifies recent ATF guidance, emphasizing that the brace is not considered a stock and does not convert a pistol into a Short-Barreled Rifle (SBR) when used as intended. The interview highlights the brace's role in providing enhanced stability and control for pistol-caliber firearms, particularly for individuals with physical limitations.