Joe Rogan & Alonzo Bodden Talk Gun Laws - Clarifying Misconceptions on Form 4473 & Shotguns

Published on May 28, 2020
Duration: 6:43

Colion Noir clarifies common misconceptions about firearm purchases and gun laws, specifically addressing the Form 4473 and shotgun aiming. He explains that the Form 4473 is a questionnaire, not the background check itself, and demonstrates that shotguns require precise aiming. The expert instruction highlights crucial details for responsible firearm ownership and understanding legal processes.

Quick Summary

Colion Noir clarifies that the Form 4473 is a questionnaire, not the background check itself. The FBI conducts the background check via NICS. He also emphasizes that shotguns require precise aiming, debunking the myth of a 'wall of bullets,' and notes pump shotguns can jam if short-stroked.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Misconceptions
  2. 00:29Guns Deemed Non-Essential Then Reversed
  3. 00:52Recent Gun Purchase Experience
  4. 01:12Background Check Questions
  5. 01:36Form 4473 is Not Background Check
  6. 02:05Background Check Outcomes
  7. 02:41Tactical Shotguns and Aiming
  8. 03:43Shotgun Aiming Demonstration
  9. 04:27Pump Shotguns and Jamming
  10. 05:44Final Thoughts and Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Form 4473 and a background check?

The Form 4473 is a questionnaire you fill out when buying a firearm, detailing your history. The FBI then uses this information to conduct the actual background check through the NICS system. The form itself is not the background check.

Do you need to aim a shotgun?

Yes, you absolutely must aim a shotgun. While shotgun shells spread, they are not a 'wall of bullets.' Accuracy is crucial, and aiming is required for effective and responsible use, especially in self-defense situations.

What are the possible outcomes of a firearm background check?

The FBI's NICS background check can result in three outcomes: 'Proceed,' meaning you can buy the firearm; 'Delay,' requiring more time for verification; or 'Denied,' prohibiting you from owning a gun.

Can pump shotguns jam?

Yes, pump shotguns can jam, particularly if they are 'short-stroked' under pressure, which is a risk in self-defense scenarios. Cheaper or less reliable models may also be more prone to jamming.

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