Posts Tagged ‘ffl’
Overcoming the Top 4 Reasons People Are Scared to Get a Federal Firearms License (FFL)
The Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (BATF) is the agency that regulates any entity that sells or manufactures a firearm. Those businesses need a Federal Firearms License (FFL) to operate legally. You may have thought about getting an FFL, but had questions and concerns. This post discusses the top four reasons people cite for…
Read MoreS8E5: The Battle over Gun Registration & Assault Weapon Ban Rages On
Jacob and Matthew review 7 recent stories that affect your gun rights and the gun industry at large. The ATF is being called out, judges are making important decisions, and those in Constitutional Carry States are getting an important reminder.
Read MoreATF Seizes Firearms From Amish Dairy Farmer
An Amish dairyman living in Pennsylvania had his firearms seized by the ATF as part of an investigation. Here is what we know so far about this “gun bust.” ATF Raids Cattail Foundry — According to the Lancaster On website, on January 12th, the ATF seized firearms from “Cattail Foundry,” a farm operated by Reuben…
Read MorePresident Biden Recommends F-15’s and Nukes
In a June 23, 2021 address, President Biden and Attorney General Merrick Garland ivered remarks on the administration’s strategy to prevent gun crime. There is much to dissect in what the president said related to the future of gun rights. I will not examine everything the president said during the address because there is a…
Read MoreS2E7: Getting Your FFL…Should You?? with Ryan Cleckner
Today, Riley Bowman interviews Ryan Cleckner from RocketFFL.com, former special operations sniper team leader, firearms attorney, instructor, author of the bo “Long Range Shooting Handbo” and host of the Going Ballistic podcast. We talk about what’s involved in becoming a federally licensed firearms dealer, why some people choose to do it, and why you wouldn’t want to do it. Tune in!
Read MoreMarijuana, Concealed Carry And Guns
Why is this important? Because although states have passed laws legalizing marijuana for medicinal and recreational use, the federal government still classifies marijuana as a schedule I drug which is defined as having no medicinal benefit.
Read More