Videos tagged with Operation Secure Store

This video details Operation Secure Store, a vital initiative by the NSSF and federal law enforcement aimed at preventing firearms from entering the illegal market. It highlights the program's success in enhancing security for over 40,000 Federal Firearm Licensees (FFLs) across the United States through voluntary measures and a significant theft reward matching program.

This video features Bill Napier of Napier Consulting discussing NSSF's Operation Secure Store in the SHOT TV Studio. Operation Secure Store aims to educate Federal Firearms Licensees (FFLs) on identifying and mitigating business vulnerabilities and risks within the firearms commerce and industry. More information is available on the Operation Secure Store website.

Joe Bartozzi, President of the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), speaks with Tom Gresham at SHOT Show 2022. The discussion covers the significant effort involved in hosting SHOT Show, the impact of new gun owners on industry growth, and NSSF's programs. These include "Don't Lie for the Other Guy" and "Operation Secure Store" for gun store security, and "Project Child Safe" for safe firearm storage with free gun locks. The conversation also highlights NSSF's collaboration with Homeland Security to secure "essential business" designation for gun stores during the pandemic.

This YouTube video, titled "Legislative Update: Operation Secure Store | 2019", features John Bocker and John McNamara discussing legislative efforts and strategies to combat a rise in burglaries and robberies. The content focuses on the actions being taken, likely involving security measures and potentially firearm-related legislation, as indicated by the NSSF (National Shooting Sports Foundation) branding. It appears to be an informational update from the SHOT Show context.

This video features NSSF Senior Vice President and General Counsel Larry Keane in discussion with Marvin Richardson from the ATF about "Operation Secure Store." This initiative focuses on assisting Federal Firearms Licensees (FFLs) in making informed security decisions to prevent firearm thefts. The conversation highlights a joint effort to enhance security measures within the firearms industry.