Videos tagged with Online Firearm Sales

Tap Rack Bang, LLC provides crucial corrections regarding California's AB1263 legislation. The video clarifies that while immediate DROS for all firearm parts is not currently mandated, major distributors are now restricting shipments of certain components (barrels, upper receivers, triggers) to non-FFL California businesses. Online retailers face new verification and shipping protocols, and future DROS requirements for barrels are slated for 2027, impacting businesses operating across state lines.

This clip from an NSSF webinar features Joseph Maxwell, founder of SwiftOtter, debunking the myth that simply putting firearms inventory online will attract customers. He emphasizes that unlike physical stores, online firearm sales require specific strategies for profitability. Maxwell is set to present a session on "Firearm E-Commerce Mastery" at the NSSF's Range-Retailer Business Expo on July 16th, offering a deep dive into effective online business building for the firearm industry. The video promotes registration for the expo and provides links to NSSF and SHOT Show resources.

This video provides essential guidance on how to properly ship firearms, a crucial aspect of firearm ownership and transfer. The content aims to educate viewers on the correct procedures and potential pitfalls involved in sending firearms through mail or common carriers. It's presented as a practical, how-to guide focusing on the informational and logistical aspects of firearm shipping.

This video, "Gun Gripes #317: The Senate Wants to SHUT DOWN Armslist and MORE! S2725", discusses Senate Bill S2725. The bill proposes holding online firearms marketplaces, such as Armslist, liable for the actions of criminals who use these platforms. The content creator expresses concern that this is a recurring issue ("Same old song and dance") and provides links for viewers to support organizations fighting against such legislation like the Firearms Policy Coalition.