National Reciprocity Update; New Glock 19X: Gun Talk Radio| 2.11.18 B

Published on February 12, 2018
Duration: 44:08

This discussion with Alan Corwin of GunLaws.com delves into the complexities of national reciprocity for firearm carry permits and the legislative hurdles involved. It highlights concerns about proposed reciprocity bills federally authorizing gun-free zones and the potential for expanding the NICS (National Instant Criminal Background Check System) list. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the details of legislation and advocating for gun rights by focusing on 'pro-rights' messaging rather than just 'pro-gun'.

Quick Summary

National reciprocity bills face scrutiny over federally authorized gun-free zones and potential NICS list expansion. Advocates suggest framing the debate as 'pro-rights' to counter anti-gun agendas and emphasize the need for efficient systems like BIDS over broad NICS data collection.

Chapters

  1. 00:34Introduction to Reciprocity Issues
  2. 01:41Guest Alan Corwin on Reciprocity Bills
  3. 02:14Problems with the House Reciprocity Bill
  4. 03:07Federally Authorized Gun-Free Zones Explained
  5. 04:09Advocacy Groups and Reciprocity Efforts
  6. 06:06The 'Fix NICS' Debate
  7. 06:34What is the NICS List?
  8. 07:36Schemes to Expand the NICS List
  9. 09:36The 'Fix Fix NICS' Proposal
  10. 12:08Restoration of Gun Rights Funding
  11. 13:05Key Elements of 'Fix Fix NICS'
  12. 14:49How to Know if You're on the NICS List
  13. 16:22NICS vs. BIDS System
  14. 17:22Trust in Federal Agencies
  15. 19:59The Battle for Public Opinion
  16. 22:28Supporting Local Businesses
  17. 23:05Inmate Captured After Carjacking
  18. 24:52Delayed NICS Checks Explained
  19. 26:26New York State Gun Law Example
  20. 30:37Double Star Products
  21. 31:06Ducks Unlimited Wetlands Conservation
  22. 32:07Home Title Lock Protection
  23. 33:17Call-in Segment: Rusted Firearms
  24. 36:13Call-in Segment: Blink Camera System
  25. 37:33Call-in Segment: Returning Home After Fire
  26. 39:30Call-in Segment: Glock 19X Discussion
  27. 44:00What to Buy with $1000

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main concerns with national reciprocity bills?

A primary concern with national reciprocity bills is the inclusion of provisions that could federally authorize gun-free zones. This means private property owners and government entities could prohibit firearms, potentially undermining the goal of nationwide carry recognition. Additionally, the expansion of the NICS list is a significant worry for gun rights advocates.

How does the 'Fix NICS' initiative potentially impact gun owners?

While 'Fix NICS' aims to improve the accuracy of the NICS database by ensuring prohibited individuals are listed, critics worry it could be used to expand the list to include more people, effectively disarming segments of the population. The focus, they argue, should be on keeping guns from criminals, not broadly restricting rights.

What is the difference between the NICS and BIDS systems for firearm background checks?

The NICS system checks all gun buyers, sending their information to the FBI. The proposed BIDS (Blind Identification System) would only send the names of prohibited individuals to gun dealers, similar to 'wanted posters.' BIDS is considered more privacy-friendly and efficient by its proponents.

Why is the funding for restoring gun rights important?

Funding for the restoration of gun rights is crucial because it allows individuals who have lost their rights (e.g., convicted felons) to apply for and potentially regain them. The removal of this funding about a decade ago has made it a de facto life sentence for many, as the process is no longer adequately supported.

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