Videos tagged with SHARE Act

This episode of The Legal Brief recaps previously covered topics related to firearms law and regulations. Host Adam Kraut highlights discussions on the National Firearms Act (NFA), including ATF 41F, Any Other Weapons (AOWs), marking requirements, and NFA firearm inheritance. The video also touches upon 80% receivers, ITAR's impact on gunsmiths, carrying modified firearms, pistol brace legality, carrying firearms in various locations, flying and shipping guns, FFL licensing, Form 4473 handling, and historical gun control legislation. It serves as a directory for viewers seeking information on these subjects.

This video from Guns & Gadgets Media focuses on the urgent need for the SHARE Act and concealed carry reciprocity legislation. While no specific firearms are demonstrated, the title and description strongly indicate a discussion of Second Amendment rights, legislative action, and the importance of firearm ownership protections. The channel emphasizes safe practices and professional production, positioning itself as an informational and entertainment source for firearm enthusiasts.

This reloaded episode of Tom Gresham's Gun Talk Radio, originally aired on September 24, 2017, delves into a variety of firearms-related topics. Host Tom Gresham discusses gun control hypocrisy, shares an anecdote about "the gun that got away," and covers the Hearing Protection Act. The program, which airs live Sundays and is available on numerous platforms, also features discussions on new products and gun politics. This episode is a collection of past content, as Tom is out hunting.

This video reports on the indefinite postponement of the National Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act and the withdrawal of the Share Act, which included the Hearing Protection Act, from a congressional vote. The speaker attributes these setbacks to the Las Vegas shooting and House Speaker Paul Ryan's actions, urging viewers to contact their representatives to advocate for these bills.

The SHARE Act, or Sportsmen’s Heritage and Recreational Enhancement Act, is an omnibus bill aimed at expanding gun rights. Key provisions include clarifying interstate firearm and ammunition transportation laws, redefining 'armor piercing' ammunition based on manufacturer intent, and updating the Hearing Protection Act to streamline silencer purchases. The bill also addresses firearm possession at Army Corps of Engineers projects. The video urges constituents to contact their representatives and Speaker Paul Ryan to advocate for the bill's passage.

This video discusses the potential passage of the SHARE Act, a piece of legislation concerning firearms. While no specific firearms or accessories are detailed in the description, the title and the channel's focus on "GUNSandGADGETS" strongly suggest a content area related to firearms legislation and potentially the Second Amendment. The description emphasizes that content is for informational and entertainment purposes, with all demonstrations conducted by trained professionals in safe environments. It also clarifies that the channel does not sell firearms or modifications.

This video provides a call to action regarding the SHARE Act and the Right to Carry Reciprocity bill. It details how the SHARE Act incorporates the Hearing Protection Act (HPA) to remove suppressors from the NFA registry, modifies the Firearms Owners Protection Act (FOPA) for better travel with firearms, and changes importation regulations from a 'sporting purpose' to a 'lawful purpose' clause. The hosts emphasize the importance of contacting representatives to support these bills, highlighting that they benefit various segments of the firearms community.

This video discusses the progress of the Hearing Protection Act and the SHARE Act, which have moved out of committee. The description provides contact information for Guns & Gadgets Media, a disclaimer about the content being for informational and entertainment purposes, and emphasizes safety protocols and legal compliance. It clarifies that the channel does not sell firearms or parts and that all content is for educational and entertainment purposes.

This video debunks a study by the Violence Policy Center (VPC) claiming silencers are a threat to public safety. Host Adam Kraut argues the VPC's study relies on cherry-picked examples and misinterprets the purpose of silencers, often citing crimes where individuals were already engaged in illegal activities. The video emphasizes educating the public about silencer benefits and advocating for deregulation legislation.