Videos tagged with BATFE

This video, titled "Overpowered Bubble Barrel," appears to be a firearms-related content piece. Given the title, it likely focuses on a specific firearm or modification that results in an unusual or extreme effect, possibly related to its firing mechanism or output. Without a transcript, the exact nature of the "overpowered bubble barrel" remains speculative, but it suggests a unique or exaggerated demonstration of firearm performance.

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 several firearm-related news items, including an ATF arrest related to a 'gun pic' and allegations of Jewish gun owners being doxxed. It also touches on the ATF's alleged neglect of gun theft investigations. The video mentions SCOTUS updates regarding Snope v Brown and OST v RI, and a hack that reportedly exposed data of Israeli gun owners. Sponsorships and donation calls for gun rights organizations are also included.

This video discusses several controversial gun-related topics. It begins with a story about a teenager arrested for a cap gun, followed by a discussion on magazine capacity bans, referencing the "Cat Lady" and a federal mag ban bill. The video also touches on legal updates regarding Smith & Wesson and the BATFE's alleged surveillance of gun forums. A significant portion addresses the concept of "erasable serial numbers" in firearms, referencing Supreme Court oral arguments involving Justice Sotomayor, and a proposed Maryland bill to ban firearms capable of being made fully automatic. The video highlights potential legislative threats to firearm ownership.

This video discusses the minimal compliance with a new assault weapon ban, highlighting instances where gun control groups allegedly ignored legal advice and committed felonies during a 'buyback' event. It also touches on legal challenges to Oregon's Measure 114, finding it unconstitutional, and a gun charge involving Maj Toure. The content points to a significant lack of adherence to the Illinois assault weapon ban.

This video discusses the ATF's recent directive to cease civilian sales of non-lethal training ammunition (NLTA), specifically mentioning UTM. The creator expresses concern that this ban reduces the availability of "quality, real-world training capabilities for the everyday man." Links are provided for donations to gun owner advocacy groups, additional information on Recoil Web, and various creator platforms like Amazon, Patreon, and their website.

This video discusses the GOA's discovery of a massive, searchable database of nearly 1 billion records maintained by the BATFE. A bill has been introduced to mandate the deletion of these records. The content emphasizes the implications of such a registry and its potential impact on gun owners' rights. The creator also includes affiliate links for gold and USCCA, and promotes their merchandise. A disclaimer is present stating the content is opinions and not legal advice, and that viewers should not attempt anything shown without professional guidance.

This video discusses "marching orders" for the ATF regarding "forced reset triggers," indicating that significant regulatory action is imminent or has begun. The title suggests a strong sense of urgency and importance surrounding this development for gun owners. The description includes links to subscribe to an email list, support the channel via Patreon, purchase merchandise and coffee, and join an organization (WPSN). It also provides contact information and a P.O. Box for Guns & Gadgets Media.

This TFBTV episode features an interview with Lawrence Demonico, President of Rare Breed Triggers, discussing the FRT-15 "forced reset" trigger. The interview covers the functionality of the FRT-15, allowing for extremely rapid semi-automatic fire, and delves into the ongoing legal challenges Rare Breed Triggers is facing with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BATFE) regarding the trigger's legality. The discussion explores the past, present, and potential future outcomes of this litigation.

This Gun Talk LIVE episode covers significant industry news, including the withdrawal of David Chipman's nomination for BATFE head and the return of Advanced Armament Corporation (AAC). Host Chris Cerino joins Ryan Gresham to discuss "Top Shot," firearms in general, and the ongoing debate about the proper terminology for firearm suppressors. The episode is supported by various firearm manufacturers and accessory brands.

This video from Iraqveteran8888 discusses proposed rule changes from the Biden administration's DOJ and ATF concerning firearm braces and frames/receivers. The hosts encourage viewers to leave comments on these proposed rules via provided links. Additionally, they cover the impending Senate vote on Chipman's confirmation as BATFE director and urge viewers to contact their Senators. The video also features calls to action to join USCCA, FPC, and GOA, alongside links to their Amazon store, Patreon, and other social media platforms.

This video covers several key Second Amendment-related news stories. It details a lawsuit filed by SAF against the BATFE concerning arm brace regulations, citing APA violations. It also discusses a Montana bill that would permit concealed carry on university campuses and a new policy in Richmond County, Georgia, for a gun registry. Additionally, it touches on new ammunition offerings from Winchester, specifically the 6.8 Western and USA Defense Hex Vent rounds.