Videos tagged with Private Gun Sales

This video critically examines the effectiveness and constitutional implications of red flag laws, arguing they infringe upon due process rights without demonstrably reducing gun violence. It highlights concerns about potential misuse against law-abiding citizens and proposes alternative solutions focused on accessible mental healthcare and rehabilitation.

This video discusses the legal risks and liabilities associated with private firearm sales, where no Federal Firearms License (FFL) is involved. The speaker, 'Yankee', shares personal experiences and emphasizes the importance of verifying buyer identity and eligibility to avoid legal repercussions, especially concerning prohibited persons. He highlights that while private sales were once common, many jurisdictions now require FFL involvement for all firearm transfers.

This video discusses recent federal rule changes impacting private firearm sales, requiring licensing and background checks for those selling guns for profit. It also covers the debate surrounding red flag laws and a lawsuit challenging California's restrictions on out-of-state concealed carry permit holders. The content highlights ongoing legal and regulatory discussions concerning Second Amendment rights and gun control measures.

The video clarifies that while courts may be overturning bans on 18-20 year olds buying handguns, the federal ban on purchasing from a Federal Firearms Licensee (FFL) remains in effect. This means individuals aged 18-20 cannot legally buy handguns from gun shops, regardless of state law. However, private sales between individuals, where permitted by state law and without specific age restrictions beyond 18, can still allow this age group to acquire handguns. The speaker also touches on the evolving landscape of carry laws for this age demographic.

The video argues that gun control is effectively dead due to untraceable private gun sales and the increasing accessibility of technology for manufacturing firearms at home. It highlights that most firearms are not traceable beyond the original purchaser and that 3D printers and CNC machines allow individuals to legally produce firearms in many states. The speaker also touches on the importance of reloading ammunition as a preparedness measure.

This video outlines strategies for selling firearms while adhering to YouTube's strict content guidelines. It emphasizes avoiding direct sales or linking to sales platforms, instead suggesting methods like private sales to friends/family, local gun shops, cash-for-guns programs, and online auctions. The presenter demonstrates how to explore these options without violating YouTube's policies, highlighting the importance of understanding the platform's rules to avoid demonetization or channel penalties.

This video aims to explain how to acquire firearms 'off-the-books,' implying methods outside of standard legal background check procedures. Given the sensitive and potentially illegal nature of the topic, the content likely delves into gray areas of firearm ownership, possibly touching on private sales, unregistered firearms, or loopholes, without providing specific details due to the description's brevity. It is crucial to note that such practices may be illegal and carry significant legal risks.

This video provides expert advice on how to sell firearms effectively, focusing on maximizing return on investment and avoiding common pitfalls. The speaker, identified as 'The Yankee Marshal,' emphasizes direct citizen-to-citizen sales as the most profitable method, detailing how to find buyers through local gun forums and national websites like Gun Broker. He also explains the lower value received from gun shops via trade-ins or consignment, and how to accurately price firearms by researching completed sales on auction sites.

This video provides a critical analysis of recent ATF rulings and proposed legislation impacting gun rights in the United States. It emphasizes the importance of political engagement, donation to pro-2A organizations like the NRA-ILA and GOA, and understanding the potential consequences of inaction. The speaker, identified as a retired Lieutenant Colonel, expresses concern over the erosion of Second Amendment rights and urges viewers to stay informed and active in defending their freedoms.

This video provides an expert legal analysis from William Kirk of Washington Gun Law regarding the ATF's new rule on private gun sales. It details a last-minute injunction that temporarily halts the rule's enforcement for some, while explaining the legal arguments, particularly concerning the Administrative Procedure Act, that are being used to challenge the ATF's authority. The importance of understanding these regulations for lawful gun ownership is emphasized.

This video discusses a lawsuit filed by 21 states against the ATF concerning a new rule that redefines "dealer" and "engaging in the business" of selling firearms. The lawsuit argues the rule violates the Administrative Procedures Act by being arbitrary and capricious, and potentially infringes on Second Amendment rights by requiring FFLs for private sales with even minimal profit intent. The speaker highlights historical definitions and recent congressional amendments that contradict the ATF's new interpretation.

This video discusses a potential new ATF rule that could impact private gun sales. It aims to provide educational information regarding firearm laws and self-defense. The description includes links to other videos featuring USCCA members' self-defense stories and a comparison of self-defense calibers, highlighting real-world applications of firearm ownership.