Videos tagged with AFT

This video expresses a strong desire to defund and abolish the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), also referred to as AFT. The description explicitly calls for this action under the Biden administration and advocates for gun rights, the Second Amendment, and the "come and take it" and "shall not be infringed" sentiments. It also provides links to join Gun Owners of America (GOA) and follow them on various social media platforms.

This YouTube video, published on April 1st, 2024, is a fabricated April Fool's Day joke about Stephen Diddleback being raided by the AFT for illegal machine guns. The description explicitly states the content is a joke and expresses affection for the audience. It includes links to TNVC, Viktos, and a Discord server. Despite the sensational title, the content itself is presented as humor.

This video appears to be a statement of defiance against the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). The title and description emphasize a company standing up to the ATF, suggesting a focus on legal challenges or public advocacy related to firearm regulations. The inclusion of 'Killdozer' references, merchandise links (flag, apparel), and a call to action for 'spicy freedom' indicate a stance aligned with gun rights or a critique of government overreach in the firearms community. The creator also promotes related content and merchandise, and a discount code for coffee.

This video, from ARFCOM News, discusses a political statement by Beto O'Rourke urging Governor Abbott not to attend the NRA Annual Meeting. It also briefly mentions several firearm-related products: GOA's proof of an alleged secret AFT gun registry, the ZEV Technologies Core Elite Folding AR, the Sig P320 XTEN 10mm, Trijicon's Compact ACOGs with Q-LOC mounts, and Midwest Industries Gen 2 M-LOK handguards for Henry rifles. No firearms, ammunition, or accessories are sold or directly linked for sale in the provided data. The content focuses on the political aspect of the NRA meeting and product news.

This ARFCOM News edition covers significant developments in firearm regulations, focusing on the AFT's final rule concerning frames and receivers, which may impact 'ghost guns.' The video also highlights recent incidents of individuals being cited for possessing loaded handguns at TSA checkpoints in California, and reports on Australian officials releasing a map of legal gun owners, raising concerns about government doxxing. A 'moment of zen' segment is also included.

This video, titled 'HARD TRUTH for the AFT,' appears to be a critique or commentary directed at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. While the description offers numerous affiliate links to various products such as Flatline Fiber Co., vintage Sesame Street prints, Grey Man Tactical gear, and Blackout Coffee, the core message is conveyed through the title's strong stance against the AFT. The content likely discusses firearms regulations, compliance issues, or perceived overreach by the agency, appealing to individuals interested in Second Amendment rights and gun ownership advocacy.