Is AFT Actually Keeping Their Promise?

Published on May 18, 2022
Duration: 8:00

This video discusses proposed legislation like Senate Bill 4184, which would require federal permits for all firearm purchases and create registries. It also critiques ATF processing times for NFA items via e-forms, noting some improvements but questioning the necessity of the process. The video highlights an ATF cease and desist letter to JSD Supply regarding the sale of 80% lower receiver kits, interpreting it as a broad attempt to regulate components. Finally, it touches on a case of drone smuggling firearms into Canada, illustrating how bans can create black markets.

Quick Summary

Senate Bill 4184 proposes requiring a federal permit for all firearm purchases and establishing a registry. The ATF's e-forms system shows some processing improvements, but the agency has also issued cease and desist letters regarding 80% lower receiver kits, while gun turn-in events are criticized for ineffectiveness.

Chapters

  1. 00:07Introduction & SB 4184
  2. 01:59Sacramento Gun Turn-In Event
  3. 03:12ATF E-Forms Processing Times
  4. 04:04ATF Cease & Desist to JSD Supply
  5. 05:20Drone Smuggling Guns into Canada
  6. 07:04Sponsor & Outro

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Senate Bill 4184?

Senate Bill 4184 is proposed legislation that would require individuals to obtain a federal 'permission slip' to purchase a firearm in any state. It also aims to establish a registry for potential future confiscation of firearms.

How is the ATF's e-forms system performing for NFA items?

The ATF's e-forms system has shown some improvement in processing times for NFA items. Approximately one-third of applications have been completed in under 90 days, with some suppressor applications processed in as little as two days.

What action has the ATF taken regarding 80% lower receiver kits?

The ATF issued a cease and desist letter to JSD Supply, instructing them to stop selling complete sets of parts that can be used to produce or readily convert into a functioning firearm, whether in single or multiple transactions.

Are gun turn-in events effective?

The video argues that gun turn-in events, like the one in Sacramento offering gift cards for guns, have no measurable effect on crime. It also suggests they often offer more than the cost to build a functional firearm.

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