M855 Ban - AK Operators Union Take on it!!!

Published on March 1, 2015
Duration: 4:26

The AK Operators Union expresses solidarity with AR rifle owners facing a proposed ban on M855 'green tip' ammunition. They view this as a 'back door gun grabbing control' and a continuation of government overreach. The union urges affected individuals to contact the ATF and their elected officials to voice opposition before the early March deadline.

Quick Summary

The AK Operators Union views the proposed M855 'green tip' ammunition ban as 'back door gun control' and urges AR rifle owners to act. They recommend contacting the ATF before the early March deadline and writing to elected officials to voice opposition against this measure.

Chapters

  1. 00:07Introduction to M855 Ban
  2. 00:14Proposed Ban on 'Green Tip' Rounds
  3. 00:25AK Operators Union Stands with AR Owners
  4. 00:34Past Bans and Future Concerns
  5. 00:58Critique of 'Back Door Gun Control'
  6. 01:25Socialism vs. American Values
  7. 02:05Call to Action: Contact ATF
  8. 02:30Contacting Elected Officials
  9. 03:01The Importance of Fighting for Rights
  10. 03:22Targeting Ammunition, Not Rifles
  11. 03:44Unity: One Big Family
  12. 04:01Final Call for Support

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the AK Operators Union's stance on the proposed M855 ammunition ban?

The AK Operators Union stands in solidarity with AR rifle owners facing the proposed ban on M855 'green tip' ammunition. They view it as a form of 'back door gun grabbing control' and a significant threat to Second Amendment rights.

Why is the AK Operators Union concerned about a ban on M855 ammunition if they primarily focus on AK rifles?

The union believes that restricting ammunition availability for one platform sets a precedent and is part of a larger strategy to disarm citizens. They argue that without ammunition, even legal rifles become useless, and they support the broader firearms community.

What actions does the AK Operators Union recommend to oppose the M855 ammunition ban?

They strongly encourage individuals to contact the ATF to express their opinions before the early March deadline. Additionally, they advise writing to and calling elected officials, including Congressmen and Senators, to voice opposition.

What is the deadline for submitting opinions to the ATF regarding the M855 ammunition ban?

The ATF is collecting opinions on the proposed M855 ammunition ban until an early March deadline. It is crucial for concerned citizens to submit their feedback before this date to influence the decision-making process.

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