Videos tagged with Self-Manufactured Firearms

This video provides an expert analysis of the Rigby v. Jennings case, where federal judge Maryellen Noreika struck down parts of Delaware's House Bill 125, a ban on unserialized firearms ('ghost guns'). The ruling, grounded in the Supreme Court's Bruen decision, found that Delaware's restrictions on possession and self-manufacturing of firearms violate the Second Amendment. The instructor highlights the significance of this ruling for Second Amendment rights and the ongoing legal battles over firearm control.

This video discusses Nevada's Assembly Bill 286, which broadly prohibits the purchase, possession, sale, or transfer of unfinished firearm receivers, frames, and self-manufactured firearms. Attorney Bill Sack from the Firearm Policy Coalition explains that the law, effective immediately upon signing, makes possession of unfinished parts illegal and requires owners of self-manufactured firearms to dispossess them by January 1, 2022. The FPC has filed a lawsuit challenging the law on Second Amendment and takings clause grounds, arguing it bans arms in common use and infringes on traditional manufacturing rights without adequate grandfathering.