Videos tagged with Brace Rule

This video discusses House Joint Resolution 44 (HJ Res. 44) and its impact on the "Brace Rule." The creator aims to clarify the confusion arising from the House of Representatives' attempt to overturn the rule. The video also promotes SDI (school), gold purchasing, and the creator's merchandise and social media channels. A strong disclaimer emphasizes that the content is not legal advice and should not be imitated without professional guidance, focusing on educational and entertainment purposes.

This video discusses a White House statement regarding HJ Res 44, which aims to overturn a brace rule. The speaker highlights the White House's admission that this action was part of their agenda, contrasting it with previous statements made by ATF representatives to Congress. The video serves as a commentary on the political and regulatory aspects of firearm accessories.

This video discusses a Texas court's decision to deny a request for an injunction or delay concerning the ATF's "Brace Rule." The description highlights that the district court in Fort Worth sided with the ATF, meaning the rule's implementation will proceed as planned. The creator also provides links to their social media, merchandise, and affiliate partners for gold and USCCA. A disclaimer states this is not legal advice and is based on personal opinions. Viewers are cautioned against attempting anything seen in videos and reminded that content is for educational and entertainment purposes.

This episode of TGC News covers several key topics for firearms enthusiasts. Korth is featured with a revolver, while Cosaint discusses a ported firearm. The video also highlights solutions from Big Horn and Rifle Dynamics addressing the recent brace rule, indicating a focus on Second Amendment issues and industry responses. Promos for Blackout Coffee and other TGC content are included, along with links to various social media and support channels.

This video discusses significant developments in firearm regulations and legal challenges, including the posting of the "Brace Rule" and subsequent lawsuits. It also touches on the implications of TikTok, potential privacy concerns regarding police reports, and legislative updates on permitless carry in Florida and assault weapon bans in Illinois. The discussion broadens to the effectiveness and challenges of democracy and the release of a federal gun crime report. The video also mentions YouTube's content moderation policies regarding firearms.

This video discusses a letter sent by House Rep. Jim Jordan to the ATF, questioning their authority regarding a "Brace Rule." Jordan's letter signals intent for strict oversight of the ATF once he assumes the role of Judiciary Chair, suggesting the rule is at risk of failure due to alleged overstepping of rulemaking boundaries. The description also includes affiliate links for gold purchases and USCCA, as well as social media and merchandise promotion, along with standard disclaimers regarding legal advice and safety.

This video, presented by ARFCOM News, focuses on the critical firearm rights issues that the creator believes need immediate attention and action. The title highlights three specific 'fires' that require extinguishing. The description strongly encourages viewers to participate in the brace comment period, providing links for submission and emphasizing the importance of following specific rules for comments to be considered, such as being articulate, clear, and using good grammar, while advising against clichés and dogma. It also directs viewers to TNVC's website.

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.