Videos tagged with Alabama Gun Laws

This video discusses recent ATF reforms and their implications for firearm owners in the United States. Key points include the DOJ's stance on suppressors being covered under the Second Amendment, and specific states (Michigan and Alabama) allowing concealed carry permit holders to bypass NICS checks. The video also includes promotional links for branded merchandise and associated platforms, common for firearm content creators.

This video discusses recent developments in firearm regulations and ATF actions. Topics include Alabama's ban on auto sears, the ATF requiring background checks for returned Firing Record Trace (FRT) devices, alleged HIPAA violations with permit issuance, and potential streamlining of ATF form processing. It also touches upon the ATF Transparency Act and a North Carolina bill concerning background checks.

This video discusses a legislative proposal in Alabama seeking to implement permits for "assault weapons." The description highlights that this bill has been filed in a state currently operating under Constitutional Carry laws. The content appears to be a commentary or news update on this developing situation, likely from a pro-Second Amendment perspective given the channel's name and other links.

This video discusses the DEA's potential reclassification of marijuana and its implications for gun owners, particularly in light of existing federal laws that prohibit drug users from possessing firearms. It also touches upon unrelated firearms-related news, including an Alabama politician's push to raise the concealed carry age, Commerce Department restrictions on firearm exports, a study contradicting anti-gun group crime ratings, and Colorado's efforts to compromise on safe storage laws for firearms in vehicles. The central theme is that even with marijuana reclassification, federal prohibitions on firearm ownership for users will likely remain.

This ARFCOM News episode discusses Texas's move towards Constitutional Carry, with some Texas LTC instructors opposing permitless carry as a bill advances. It also questions the ATF's recent actions, referencing a tweet about the ATF selling stuffed dogs, and touches upon Alabama considering permitless carry and lifetime permits. The video also highlights a specific t-shirt worn by the presenter.