7 Guns That Can Land You In Prison

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[@deadli-us]

So the fake gun gets you in trouble… IF you use it in commission of a crime. I’d say the fake gun isn’t really the problem, then.

[@CamGaylor]

Yea honestly what a stupid point.

[@danlindgren4290]

If robbery gets you ten years, but armed robbery gets you 25, it matters. However, I don’t know why Mr. Hegshot feels the need to educate anyone contemplating either one. 🤔

[@phl_knives]

Not in all areas. I can have a G19 on my hip, 100% legal in Philly but I can't order an Airsoft or BB gun G19 and train with it in Philly. I can't even have it shipped to my house. I know plenty of people who run MilSim for fun and green gas pistol to practice at home. It's actually a crime to have an airsoft or bb gun in the city. If you're training and not actually doing something stupid it's largely unenforced in the city. NJ having ANY BB gun even unloaded on your person in the woods, in your vehicle enroute or even at home but don't have an NJ FOID card it's a crime and treated the same as a firearm. Discharge in most counties is treated as discharge of a firearm. Airsoft and paintball is good to go though. So absolutely even an unloaded, replica of a real firearm can get you charged. I work in NJ in the Tactical Medical training area and we use airsoft and BB not to fire projectiles but to use for searches and air feedback. Never loaded with anything and I have to keep blue painted, bb guns locked in my Pelican case like it's an actual gun. I was not aware of this and a cop at a class was like "Hey, I wouldn't care on a stop. But NJ State Police is notorious for things like arresting people for these type of things. Do you have a lock box or Pelican case that locks? Might want to put that in there driving home. You have PA plates and already are a target for NJSP so just letting you know" I've kept it locked up ever since.

[@jayjones6904]

Had gun shops and bail bond offices in Daytona and deland fla in 80s people would come in and ask for broken guns id ask why they'd say to use for protection and they didn't want to shoot anyone id shake my head and tell them shop down the street had a lot of them lol

[@stevecooper2873]

@@phl_knives yessir, NJ rivals CA for over-the-top restrictions

[@Viktorreznov1942]

A guy near me lost his father who legally owned a full auto Uzi and days later the ATF was at his house asking about it. That's what happens when you register your "NFA Items"

[@Scarywoody]

Ideally, if you have a relative with NFA items have them set up a Trust to include you and then no issue.

[@TinCupChalice40]

DUDE!!! WE ARE IN AMERICA…..when you inherit a gun…SAY NOTHING, DO NOTHING.

[@2ndAmendmentArms]

Two and a half minutes into this video I had to tap out. Get to the point in the title.

[@angelo_giachetti]

He's giving you legal advice and advice how to unarm yourself.

[@williamwightman8409]

Short attention span?

[@IMTM1]

Amen, 7 minutes now still waiting for what the title advertises

[@user-wn1is6my3p]

@@williamwightman8409 maybe long on common sense...do you believe everything ur told?

[@Timmy2Tough]

He’s unfortunately a bit of a click baiter

[@heatheruntz5315]

If you find a MG or any other cool shit like that from your dead grandfather or something that doesn't have a tax stamp then just keep it to yourself. Why would you feel the need to notify the ATF? As for the fake gun thing just don't go robbing people and you won't get in trouble.

[@anthonydolan3740]

Because it's a crime.

[@MrSandtoast]

@@anthonydolan3740 how’s is it this a crime? It’s my private property? Why would I announce my possessions? Just like putting a target on your back

[@anthonydolan3740]

@@MrSandtoast It's a crime because it violates the law.

[@jamesgroce3125]

@@anthonydolan3740 it violates the "law"? is it pre 1986? was there a requirement to register it pre-1986? care to share the law that it violates by its very existence in today's world?

[@anthonydolan3740]

@@jamesgroce3125 No, I don't. But you would have an issue with the ATF if it were legal.

[@rogerwood5228]

Put a strap on that Luger stock, make it an arm brace, lol. 🖕 ATF

[@rawdawgg_]

Free men don't ask permission to bear arms

[@bigblueglide8021]

In what place are you free? You're about as free as the ant in the formicarium on the teachers desk.

[@jacob.tudragens]

'Free' men don't have to!

[@youtubefireworks]

We ain't fucking free,that shit is an illusion. Most of us are debt slaves!!!!

[@user-cm1yo7uq5k]

Mississippi

[@cfnquan]

@@bigblueglide8021the south u can own pretty much anything u would like besides a machine gun

[@brimstonefootsteps4332]

Great point on firearms for a relative that has passed away that no one typically thinks about. A local man was just arrested for home invasions and admitted he chose his locations by reading the obituaries!

[@larreriffe6053]

Every free man/woman is a law abiding gun owner. I hate that phrase law abiding.. who decides that? The government? Lmao. We all know the government isnt even close to law abiding.

[@paulis7319]

I prefer the term "lawful gun owner" because that implies the gun(s) owned by the person were not stolen. Anyone who breaks the speed limit even by 1 MPH and owns a gun is technically a "law breaking gun owner."

[@larreriffe6053]

@paulis7319 I prefer the term gun owner, as in "the people" not lawful people, law abiding people, etc. No adjectives. The right of the people to bear arm shall not be infringed. All free men have a right to protect themselves, family, friends and livelihood. Without this protection they can not secure any inalienable rights.

[@anthonydolan3740]

@@larreriffe6053 You don't have this right. It's not the purpose of the 2nd Amendment.

[@PrimericanIdol]

​​@@paulis7319I prefer the term "honest, ethical, and moral". Legality and the law are no indicators of virtue. We have to stop conflating these things.

[@PrimericanIdol]

​@@anthonydolan3740Ok. Then what is?

[@yukon065]

FJB and the ATF.

[@christophergolden5297]

We have allowed the ATF and the government to take our rights. Do whatever you want because they do

[@DARTHDANSAN]

Yup .

[@DS..69]

It's called laws criminals. You don't like them. Get them changed.

[@christophergolden5297]

@@DS..69 no they broke the laws of the constitution. We shouldn't have to do anything

[@user-bd4lf8jo2h]

​@@DS..69it's called the government is fcukrd up currupt and greedy do ehat you want if it's in your morals just don't harm anyone except in self defense

[@johndecker9983]

​@DS..69 I don't think those words mean what you think they mean.

[@tombrewer8136]

Newsflash! Anything and everything can land you in prison.

[@minamarciano3561]

I don't think the American ppl really understand how very very serious and true this statement is...

[@TriphexCorporation]

It's terrifying how accurate this is. Our justice system now allows for almost anyone to be locked up because there's always something "serious" everyone has done without knowing it.

[@lzcontrol]

There is no rule of law. Only rule of force. America is dead.

[@bobcoleman9045]

Except for following the law

[@artardFTW]

If your loved one has non nfa items, no they don't.

[@matthewshannon6946]

I haven't seen anything!!

[@coziii.1829]

My guns go to my kids Government doesn’t need to know anything.

[@leekasten3921]

So, an 18 Year old US Marine is too young to use a pistol?

[@victorwaddell6530]

An 18 yo Marine doesn't own the pistol that is property of the US government that he/she carries during their duties . But he/she cannot own a personal pistol . Pretty stupid law if you ask me . US Navy veteran here .

[@blackicekck9family379]

@@victorwaddell6530Ik right 😂 I really don’t understand it 😂

[@feklandhd2]

So.. he have to right to get a gun (in duty), but don't have to right drink alcohol... well, laws are laws.. (i think an active 18 year old Marine know more about firearm safety than most older civilian.. but the laws are laws)

[@rickluttrell5529]

Suggestion here. Don’t use your gun real or fake in a commission of a crime. Just a thought.

[@hmmm2183]

I buy my stripped lowers as “Other” because until I assemble the weapon it can become anything based on my desire and/or parts availability… remember what you can buy is a fickle thing… as with the last rush, it’s only an election away because the laws mean nothing to those that will abuse them…

[@sg696]

For as free as we are in this country to keep and bear arms, we have some really stupid laws pertaining to weapon configuration.

[@kimmichaels899]

And usage, and carry, storage, ect, too many laws that do nothing.

[@Payner2644]

@@kimmichaels899 laws that should be ignored as illegal!!!

[@adamgroves5016]

It’s so annoying when they say if you put this on that you’re a felon, no…. That’s not how it works, you have to be caught and tried in court before you’re a felon. Putting a stock on a pistol doesn’t automatically make you a felon. The crime being committed is a felon but doesn’t make you a convicted felon until you’re charged and tried in court.

[@kimmichaels899]

Right! Laws make you a fellon, rules are for children. States are making many stupid laws, they don't enforce them if you are already a fellon tho..

[@PrimericanIdol]

Either tried in court, or talked into a plea deal. Once convicted, the deal is sealed. The sentence is temporary (unless sentenced to life or death), the conviction is permanent, unless you eventually have it expunged or are pardoned. A felony conviction should not deprive you of any rights once you complete your sentence.

[@UrijahBen74]

Any gun can land you in prison if you're an idiot.

[@kuroneko9710]

... or if law enforcement officers are idiots...

[@feklandhd2]

Well, an stupid actions can land you in prison, not necessary need a gun for that (but can make far easy... ;))

[@jamesburge1983]

Clarify this, how can constitutional carry ONLY apply to specific residents, when the constitution applies to the nation at large. I call BS.

[@jamesburge1983]

@@firefly9838 That makes more sense.

[@Biomass1]

Because it's not true constitutional carry, it's permitless carry. There is a difference. They call it constitutional carry because most people don't know the difference. Words matter. It is your responsibility to know the difference.

[@jamesburge1983]

@@Biomass1 I get your point, but it kind of reinforces my point. Words do matter, but when things are are presented as something other that what they are, they deserve to be called out.

[@preppinglife624]

I have always had judges tell me that ignorance of the law is not in any form of defense.

[@Scybren]

When the laws become so long winded and pages long that even the politicians voting on them don't read or comprehend them how does a citizen do so?

[@nightrunnerxm393]

And now, with the ATF's new rules...selling a gun for pretty much any reason if you don't have an FFL will land you in prison, so there's that, now, I guess...

[@richardtreat7955]

The whole making a firearm less accurate a law is beyond me. The government wants you to miss.

[@elijahspackman7105]

And cause collateral damage

[@CaseyBerard-qv6bi]

Let’s be real rich they want the only guns and the monopoly of state violence period there is no other reason for any of this when i say the monopoly on violence I mean self defense and defense against tyranny look at history

[@johnstephenson165]

18yo in the military is trained to use firearms, but is unable to purchase one until 21yo, just saying

[@coryschober8999]

Power of attorney ends when person passes

[@jerrydonquixote5927]

Some people when they go on vacation they Pawn their guns for like say $20 or whatever. They don't care about the money, but they know their guns are not going to get stolen. Pawn shops are one of the most secure places to keep your guns. This day and age if you don't have a gun safe very very foolish, because if you put your guns in your closet under the bed or under the mattress, guess what the criminals know this. Get a safe!

[@tonycraven8142]

Then what was the point in even passing constitution carry?

[@Biomass1]

It's not true constitutional carry, it's permitless carry. Big difference.

[@interstellarsurfer]

You've *always had* constitutional carry.

[@coyote4936]

In Texas it means anyone can carry without a permit

[@rickytaylor5076]

If someone tells you to call the ATF and you do, your probably gonna end up un prison.

[@firefly9838]

Yeah once you put yourself on their radar you've already f*cked up.

[@interstellarsurfer]

RIP 🐶

[@PrimericanIdol]

I stopped reading at "your".

[@DesignPrototypeTest]

Any gun at all which is 3D printed or otherwise DIYed could land you in prison if you are in a state which has established bans on "ghost guns."

[@electromech7335]

🔫👻

[@FyukYiu]

30 caliber magazine

[@lewis9888]

Move to a Free State.

[@spoot8835]

2 words and an acronym : Repeal the NFA

[@matthewbeaver5026]

For the lowers at the end. Buy stripped. Transfer as receiver. Thats all it is at time of transfer.

[@dragonf1092]

14th amendment section 1 no state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the united states All senators, congressmen, governor's or president has any legal lawful constitutional authority or jurisdiction to pass any gun control laws whatsoever they are all state officials. Therefore all gun laws are legally null and void,not legally binding enforceable laws. No judge in the united states of America has any legal lawful constitutional authority or jurisdiction to enforce any gun laws all judges including supreme Court justices are all state officials.

[@AJoe-ze6go]

10 to 12 is not early in the morning. It is late in the morning.

[@jameskelly9243]

The last thing you want to do is tell the feds anything about anything. I can't find the fed clause in the constitution. They are not your friend be afraid.

[@dragonf1092]

All guns are protected under the constitution of the united states of America supreme law of the land. No politician has any legal lawful constitutional authority or jurisdiction to pass or enforce any form of gun control laws whatsoever under article 4 section 2 paragraph 1, second amendment,9th amendment,14th amendment combined.

[@billmccullough777]

Look what happened to 14th Amendment, Article 3.

[@larreriffe6053]

No form, no transfer, no bullshit. 2nd Amendment shall not be infringed. None of the stuff you mentioned would stand up to the scrutiny of Bruen. We wouldn't have to worry about any of this if we didn't have redcoats in this country.

[@stevecooper2873]

""As far as I know"" 5 words that can land you in prison. :-(

[@brandonbrewer21]

So... You're in a constitutional carry state that has reciprocity with a neighboring constitutional carry state... You.... Don't have constitutional carry rights unless you pay the government for said rights?🤔

[@vitodelorto1796]

Make sure your complete, or stripped, lower is marked as "other", on your 4473. Then you can make it whatever you want.

[@lonniebeal6032]

I read of a situation where a guy used an inherited gun on a home invasion. The victim didn't get in trouble for killing the intruder, but he did get in trouble for using a gun not registered to him.

[@brian770]

years ago i made the move from Wis to Kentucky, i was crazy nervous going through Il. with a literal trunk full of guns. if i am not mistaken i had like 17 total firearms in the trunk, never have i paid so much attention to traffic or the road. all in cases and none loaded, but in Il they do things a little "differently" than most states.

[@brianhiles8164]

_Cost me my freedom?_ Well, the cost of freedom is eternal vigilance, and presumably vigilance does not require a gun. This is an essential contradiction.

[@thinkingimpaired5663]

I wonder how California would attempt to destroy any possibility of ownership.

[@johnathanpessetti295]

Commiefornia

[@thinkingimpaired5663]

@@johnathanpessetti295 👍exactly

[@jeffriley-lq5np]

stay out of court- you dont get it dude

[@cpmorris6792]

It's a form 5 and you just keep the pre 86 and keep it locked up. After you notify atf.

[@silverenigma7729]

Playing "devil's advocate", if one would buy a lower, build a rifle, decide to make a sbr and change it back to rifle..... Who would know unless said person had diarhea of the mouth or did something stupid . Just asking 🐻💪

[@kuric1]

It's a free form 5 to transfer inherited NFS items, although trusts are easier and quicker

[@coryschober8999]

Only if it's already a registered nfa item new found items cannot be added

[@jaywilkins7383]

Thank you for the heads up. A Lot I didn't know . Thanks bub .

[@Thadopeera]

For Liberty And Justice for All.. Key word liberty.. Freedom and Liberty are two different things

[@mikeyc427Wolfhound]

I BELIEVE state laws about "Constitutionally Carry" normally say IF you are legal to own a pistol [21yrs old] you can carry IRREGARDLESS of if you live there. Jus' sayin'

[@USWARRIOR7476]

AR15 lower when you purchase without a stock register as an other then you can make it whatever you want you can switch out uppers

[@hartgetzen7867]

Thank you for this video. Very helpful!

[@chrisboyd1408]

Great video tips. Thanks for sharing

[@YAMIYOURGOD]

Yes in AZ that is how it works for a pre 86 transferable machine gun just fill out the form 4 And transfer if it was left to you I am going through this right now. Lawyer filled out all the paperwork and sent it off now I'm just waiting

[@Leftoftheslash]

My grandpa passed and had a large collection of antique firearms that were supposed to be distributed amongst the family. One of my aunts, the non executor of the will basically stole them and sold them off before anyone could go through them.

[@RAF238thCdr84]

OT... What kinda rig do you use to carry on a bike? I struggle with this and end up dragging 2-3 different holster setups around...

[@michaelmacpherson-wm6mh]

the best way to not go to prison over guns is to first be a felon, and only use stolen guns. those guys never go to prison

[@johnlacasse8893]

Great video good information for us... Definitely check laws related to "Constitutional carry" i know you mentioned reciprocity, some states, like Mississippi allow EVERYONE who is legally eligible to concealed carry, regardless of state residency, such as Louisianans, like me, who visit... Others do not.

[@mattbrown5511]

There are no exceptions in the 2ND Amendment. let me guess, like the vast majority of Americans, you have NEVER even read the most important document in American history.

[@johnlacasse8893]

@@mattbrown5511 you are incorrect, there are exceptions to carry... Even at the time of the founding... They are extremely few and require that the government provides for armed security for the protection of the people... Mark Smith at 4 boxes diner explains the 2nd amendment better than anyone I'm aware of. That said, if a state chooses to regulate firearms, they do violate the 2nd amendment however, if you choose to violate their unconditional edict, be prepared to spend time and money fighting it... Possibly for years to come.

[@mattbrown5511]

@@johnlacasse8893 Give me the exact quote from the US Constitution that says "shall not be infringed, except when ...."

[@johnlacasse8893]

@@mattbrown5511 so, if you are arrested, are you allowed to possess your firearm, while you're detained? Because that is an infringement...

[@mattbrown5511]

@@johnlacasse8893 Well, since you have decided to be pedantic, I'll join your parade of idiocy. According to judges across this land detainment and arrest are 2 different things. If one has been arrested LEGALLY, then no you don't get to carry your firearm. As for detainment, an officer should not have the authority to steal your property. Any time a cop seizes anything during a detainment, it is my belief that they have the intent to keep it.

[@Kimscrazylife]

Actually, if you have a relative that has NFA items that passes away, you would do a form 5 and there’s no tax stamp required.

[@dragonf1092]

All gun dealers enforcing background checks,tax stamps, licenses/permits are guilty of felony crimes in violation of Title 18 U.S.C. section 241 conspiracy against rights, Title 18 U.S.C. section 242 deprivation of rights under color of law. In violation of article 4 section 2 paragraph 1,2nd amendment,9th amendment,14th amendment section 1.

[@mattw7949]

Soooo... you want to go after gun dealers?

[@billmccullough777]

Laws mean what the courts say they mean. Got any citations?

[@dragonf1092]

@@mattw7949 if they violate the legal constitutional law and enforce illegal unconstitutional background checks and licenses and permits yes Americans should sue them as well as the state for conspiracy against rights and deprivation of rights under color of law in violation of their article 4 section 2 paragraph 1, second amendment,9th amendment,10th amendment,14th amendment section 1 constitutionally protected rights, liberties, privileges, immunities. If enough people sue them they will stop violating American citizens constitutionally protected rights.

[@dragonf1092]

@@mattw7949 gun dealers complying with these illegal unconstitutional gun control laws which Congress had no legal lawful constitutional authority or jurisdiction to pass are part of the problem, they should be sued and the state officials as well personally and officially this illegal unconstitutional gun control bull 💩 would stop.

[@dragonf1092]

@@mattw7949 the law needs to be enforced against these traitors working with and on behalf of gun control organizations, associations, movements and groups as well. They should be criminally charged with felony crimes as the law says for conspiracy against rights Title 18 U.S.C. section 241, deprivation of rights under color of law Title 18 U.S.C. section 242, and under Title 5 U.S.C. section 7311 Ex. ORD. No. 10450 Subsection (5).

[@SteveJohnsonPHANTOM1984]

In my State if a family member or friend for that matter passes away the firearms are given to who ever wants them. If there is someone who disagrees then the closest family member decides who get it. that's all there is to it. None of the Gov. business.

[@cryeredd7563]

between 10 and 12 is 'early in the morning'? lol, what time do you sleep in til, bud, 2 pm?

[@josephpacchetti5997]

If you are familiar with the recently passed bill, {H.R.-1808} most of what you explained Is going to be against the law, as an ex-deputy sheriff who have had these type of tools for 58 years, this is in total ban for millions of people in the U.S. And In clear violation of the 2nd Amendment, Thanks for posting, some folks need to know these things, and the ATFE may stop by and demand your tools. 🇺🇸

[@TinCupChalice40]

But if you leave the orange part on the muzzle, you only get a ticket….LOL. JUST KIDDING PEOPLE

[@howardmoss241]

I remember back when I was younger, I knew some kids that robbed a Taco Bell with toy guns. They ended up doing quite a bit of time.

[@vitodelorto1796]

Registries are federally illegal 😂 When my father passes, his guns will belong to my sister and me. We don't need an FFL, or permission 🤣🤣🤣

[@tommissouri4871]

My father had a tragic boating accident in the Gulf of Mexico while cleaning his collection. We didn't even know he had a boat.

[@fabiandaroca]

Love this video! I had to sell some firearms for a lady who's husband passed away and both were mausers. This video is very informative to transfer or sell firearms legally.

[@wizardofahhhs759]

10-12 is mot early in the morning imo, it's late morning to mid day. I know quite a few people who go home on their lunch break because they don't live too far from their job and an hour is plenty of time to go home to grab a bite to eat and be back to work on time.

[@boblachance7014]

My late Dad owned several firearms when he passed away one of which was a handgun. In this city there was a handgun registry you were required to comply with to stay legal. My family and I could not locate the card we were required to maintain to prove compliance with the law. As the only member of my family who owned firearms I had to bring the handgun to the local police for a replacement firearms registry card with my Dad's death certificate to prove my legal standing to receive a duplicate handgun registration card. It was not a big deal whatsoever.

[@Darthdoodoo]

Having to doit in the 1st place is the opposite of freedom. Its like they hsay you have the right to breath but only if u comply with their long list of rediculous pointless regulations before you get to breathe

[@boblachance7014]

@@Darthdoodoo Thankfully the state removed the requirement that all handguns had to be registered. That day I know many handgun owners who were thrilled when this occurred! Myself included.

[@beerentsgarage90]

Appreciate the Harley content and the 2A Content💪💪

[@rustleshackleford1553]

The 7.5 Brno, does a pretty sharp skeletonized stock.

[@mcdradus]

how does buying a tax stamp make a gun any less deadly? theses laws are just gotcha laws ment to put innocent people in jail. this country is dying the death of a thousand cuts.

[@MartyBugg]

Even having reciprocity with carry permit requires some research. I travel from TX to CO often. The have a 15rnd capacity restriction so I have to opt for something to carry, including spare mags, in that capacity or below.

[@CeeWorld69]

Where the heck is the part where he names the 7 guns lol??

[@Igneous773]

Burglaries typically occur in evenings under the supervision of darkness.

[@eldiablo7862]

The best thing for a Form 4 item is to have it under a trust. It can be set up to put people on or take them off for the next 300 years to keep it in the family. Anyone on the trust can take the items in the trust to use then return them at any time.

[@zmbombr]

He said some States don't require a transfer of ownership through an FFL, from a dead family member? Which States are those? My dad gave me his old Rem Model 11 semi 12ga and a Winchester 190....before he passed no paperwork...

[@badazzmaro]

Depends on the state, for example it just became illegal in Minnesota. It's a crap hole and getting worse

[@kgrant67]

So one of these scenarios is of concern to me right now. I purchased an AR-15 pistol lower from PSA. I've had it for a few weeks. I just ordered an 8.5 inch 300 blackout upper for it that should be here tomorrow. I'm just worried that I am missing something that I need to do before I can just slap that upper on. Is there anything that identifies my lower as a pistol other than the fact that it has a brace instead of a stock? I'm not aware of it being registered anywhere. Am I good or do I need to be worried? I know any advice wouldn't hold legal weight but just curious what others thoughts are

[@kgrant67]

In South Carolina by the way

[@philcarr7015]

You could call your local gun store and tell them what you have and exactly what you plan to do with it. They should know the laws that apply. Best of luck.

[@renaissanceman7145]

You are good to go. Keep it a pistol, caliber doesn't matter, and you're right with the law. If still in doubt a call to a local gun store MAY get you correct information but it may not. Whoever happens to answer your call MAY be the most knowledgeable person there OR they could be the new guy who thinks it's better to make stuff up than say, "I don't know, let me ask the boss". If you want the most rock solid answer to any legal question you have about your state's laws, the ONLY person you ask is Your state's Attorney General. An employee or intern will answer the phone, they will write down your question and contact information, when able they will research the current law books and when they believe they have found the answer they'll run it by the boss and if they agree you'll get a call with the answer to your question. An answer you can trust without question. Be sure to take notes with date, time, to whom you spoke, when they called back the code section, sub section and anything else worthy of documenting.

[@andrewdobbs7000]

@@renaissanceman7145 Good advice, but better yet - have the AG's office mail or email you the reply so that you can have a hard copy of it. Could stop any misunderstandings or misinterpretations in their tracks. For instance, if you have a print out with you at a range and get challenged by some type of law enforcement agent.

[@renaissanceman7145]

@@andrewdobbs7000 If they're willing to do that, I agree, that would be the best option. However, you know how govt offices are, they often require payment for anything physical. For example, why do we have to pay "court costs" when taxes already fund the courts? If no one asked a court for anything for an entire fiscal year, everyone working there would still get paid, the electricity would remain on and every printer would still be full of paper and ink, right? Sorry for the rant, too often things don't operate as they should.

[@ragincajun3097]

I had a brand new Mac 11 that would go full auto after a few rounds fired. 3 armores said nothing wrong with it. But the safety would stick in the middle and go full auto

[@thebeesknees9954]

So I’m in NC and I do t have a conceal carry because I think it’s bs, I can’t go to VA or SC and conceal carry? I have been I haven’t had a problem.

[@user-kh6lt4md7h]

I think you can come to SC with your firearm.

[@thebeesknees9954]

@@user-kh6lt4md7h I’ve been to both with it regardless lol, I’m like 20 mins from VA and I go to Myrtle beach (don’t judge it’s a north Myrtle lol) and they’ll have to kill me to take it!

[@victorwaddell6530]

I'm an S.C. citizen who lives five miles from N.C. and hold an S.C. CWP . As of now N.C. law requires that a gun holder in a vehicle has to display it in open ,. Whereas before Con Carry a motorist in S.C. had to keep it in a closed container . The new S.C. law allows a motorist to carry open or concealed anywhere in their vehicle or person . I'm not a lawyer , but I think you would be Okay driving south of the border with your gun loaded , concealed or open .

[@ianfortuna9385]

All these are a major reason why I don’t support law enforcement.

[@Victor-hb4hj]

Use a prop gun and end up in the morgue if you are in a Texas taqueria. BTW that barrel is short on that p38? Is it a short barrel with threads for a suppressor?

[@daviddawkins2272]

let`s just register everything. great plan boss!

[@darylhoughtlen225]

I was told awhile back by a retired deputy Marshall at a gun show we were looking at the same handgun. it was a Mauser broomstick it had the holster that attached to the pistol that as long as I didn't attach the holster as a stock it was legal but if I would attach it I could have been arrested and served 5 years in prison.

[@gogart3]

Good, Thx

[@TheWinterWolf1895]

If I may add to the part where you said that by Federal law you have to be 21 to buy a handgun, that's not the case for the state of Montana. To buy a handgun in Montana you have to be at least 18, have been born in Montana or have resided in Montana for 6 months, have a photo I.D., and pass a background check which normally only takes maybe at most 30 minutes. No license is required to carry openly or concealed, but really it depends on the local and state laws.

[@JV-jy1gg]

Awesome video.

[@JohnLloydScharf]

No matter what year the machine gun was sold, you have to have a tax stamp to keep or sell it... See an attorney

[@PrimericanIdol]

Or how about just keep your mouth shut?

[@vegan-cannibal714]

The time to work out how to deal with estate weapons is b4 they become "estate". Now assuming its too late for that. Its time to involve a lawyer. We had a close call when my grandfather passed. Sadly the person handling his estate knew nothing and i mean not one thing about firearms. Thankfully no one went to jail, but a ton of money got left on the table

[@ernestholloway9436]

I got a high point gun 😂. The min the cops saw it, they wanted to arrest me .

[@BlackWolf18C]

If a relative who has died, and who you have inheritance rights from, owns any NFA item that is not in trust, YOU FILL OUT A FORM 5. You do not pay the tax stamp, a Form 5 has no fee attached. You simply change the registration of those items from them to you.

[@ryanpeck3377]

6:30 So I believe, generally the Attorney can hold the item (suppressor, MG etc) Until your form 4 clears. ... but thats just what i heard and would depend on the state and if the attorney is willing.

[@Zundfolge]

At 17:15ish, you said you can buy the stock for your AR type pistol without the tax stamp and you're fine. Not quite, merely possessing a stock and an AR pistol together can be construed as "Constructive Possession" if F-troop and/or the local DA want to. So if you have an AR pistol and you want to SBR it, get your paperwork in order before buying the stock just to be safe.

[@bradleybrewer9576]

When it comes to inherenting a NFA item from someone who died I was told its a form 5 and is tax exempt not the regular form 4 and a 200$ tax but this process can be bypassed completely by having a trust and who you want to get said item in the trust

[@ronnieschwa2214]

I’m not sure if I misunderstood you or if you made a mistake, to my knowledge any state that passes constitutional carry anyone can carry in that state, concealed or open without having a concealed weapons permit, whether you’re from that state or any other state visiting that state, correct me if I’m wrong, but I think I’m right

[@carlosettineri8309]

It depends on the state, some of the "Constitutional carry" states are actually permit-less carry, which could mean that residents of the state don't need a permit, but nonresidents need to get a nonresident permit, if the state offers that, or have a permit from a state which has reciprocity with that state. As always, the best thing to do is to do your research for any states you will be visiting to confirm if they are true constitutional carry states or ones with permit-less carry. Ignorance of the particulars of carry in a state you visit will not protect you from the possibility of being prosecuted for violations committed because you didn't know.

[@thomasblankinship98]

Florida is permitless carry for concealed only. No open carry, unless your going to, during, and leaving fishing or hunting. There's a guy in Florida that open carries going fishing and videoing cops. His channel is the armed Fisherman. He always gets cops called in him and he always schools them with his rights.

[@mikeyc427Wolfhound]

I BELIEVE [I don't know for sure] that you can get an NFA item transferred WITHOUT paying another tax. Of course, if you can legally own the item where you live.

[@kc0lif]

what about 13 inch 12 gauge firearms?

[@Easydoesit101]

Very informative information, I’m 72 retired Male, never owned a firearm and even when I was under my RIP Mothers home, however, this is 2024 and my wife has artificial knee, She has had Shoulder surgery, and I’ve got a lot of pain as I worked construction and a lot of ladder climbing, and lifting heavy equipment…I’m looking at a Tactical weapon, I have a tactical pen, and looking at a Byrna Shooter tea gas balls, pepper spray, what can you tell me or make a video, my wife is on board, but no gun to kill…