Videos tagged with Stolen Firearm Reporting

This video emphasizes the critical importance of maintaining detailed records of firearm ownership, especially in the event of theft. Drawing from information presented at an NSSF conference with ATF and FBI insights, the speaker stresses that proof of ownership, including serial numbers, manufacturer, model, caliber, and acquisition date, is essential for recovering stolen firearms and for legal possession. The content highlights common mistakes gun owners make regarding record-keeping and provides actionable advice for compliance and security.

This video, hosted by John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor, outlines 10 common ways honest gun owners can inadvertently break the law and face legal trouble. It covers critical areas such as improper firearm storage, carrying without a permit (and the nuances of permitless carry), legal requirements for self-defense, interstate firearm transportation, and the dangers of possessing firearms under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The instructor emphasizes the importance of understanding specific state laws and regulations to avoid unintentional legal consequences.

This video explains Washington State's safe storage law (RCW 9.41.360) and how to avoid criminal liability if a firearm is stolen. It emphasizes that the law does not mandate specific storage methods but holds owners accountable if negligence leads to a prohibited person accessing the firearm. Crucially, reporting the theft to local law enforcement within 5 days of discovery exempts the owner from liability, even if the storage was considered irresponsible.

This video, 'Gun Gripes #113: California Gunpocalypse,' from Iraqveteran8888, details a series of new gun laws signed by California Governor Jerry Brown. The hosts express strong opposition to these measures, arguing they infringe upon the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens. They break down specific bills that ban certain firearm features, restrict magazine capacity, impose background checks on loaned firearms, and create new reporting requirements for stolen firearms, among other changes.