Videos tagged with Under 21 Firearm Purchase

This video discusses potential regulatory changes being requested from the ATF, possibly by an entity referred to as 'Doge'. Key areas of focus include reducing the number of ATF regulations, streamlining the Form 4473 background check process by reducing its page count and simplifying questions, and potentially lifting import restrictions on firearms. The discussion also touches on the impact of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act on individuals under 21 and the challenges faced by FFLs.

Exile Armory LLC announces the reinstatement of Alabama pistol permits as valid background checks for firearm purchases, effective May 23rd, 2025. This change aims to expedite the process for individuals who were previously experiencing delays. Clarification is still pending regarding firearm purchases for individuals under 21.

This video discusses the trend of AR-15 returns, often linked to political uncertainty and the ATF's arm brace ruling. It also highlights a new Missouri law impacting firearm purchases for individuals under 21, requiring an extended hold time. The discussion touches on price differences between big box stores and local shops for AR-15 platforms.

This video details 13 actions President Biden intends to implement to expand gun control measures, primarily through administrative means and leveraging the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act. The speaker expresses strong opposition, arguing these measures infringe on Second Amendment rights without effectively reducing crime. Key areas discussed include enhanced background checks for individuals under 21, expanding definitions to include dating relationships for domestic abuser prohibitions, and increased enforcement of firearm trafficking and straw purchase laws.

This video provides an expert breakdown of the 10 significant changes made by the ATF to Form 4473, effective April 1, 2023. The instructor, demonstrating deep knowledge of firearms law and compliance, details revisions concerning Privately Made Firearms (PMFs), residency questions, new prohibitory questions for purchasers, and specific requirements for individuals under 21, aligning with the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act.