80% receivers – what are they, how can you legally make one, marketing requirements and how to be careful with what you’re doing. 80% is a marketing term, not a legal definition It’s got nothing to do with how much of the firearm is completed Could also be referred to...

ATF has the authority to make determinations and interpret laws Correspondence rulings and opinions are common = determinations vary IOI’s = Inspectors (not agents) Bad system because the rules are hard to follow – this new guidance is a great example Overall length...

Ryan delves into how we can deal with foreign persons and firearm possession, as well as foreign persons and information.  Learn more about the laws and the loopholes to help ensure you stay compliant!

Tune in to episode 24 as Ryan discusses the latest online outrage, Benchmade destroying guns and contributing to anti-gun Democrat politicians. A few points are discussed about the issue including: Is destroying guns always bad? Was a felony committed by making a...

Bump Stock Ban Summary “Bump-fire stocks” have effectively been banned for average gun-owners. The Trump administration has “re-defined” these devices as machine guns and is giving American citizens 90 days to turn them in or destroy them or they will be felons....

National Firearms Act of 1934 (NFA):  Legislation started after attempted assassination of President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933 Attempt to reduce prohibition-era gang violence Requires registration and taxation of certain firearms: Silencers Short Barreled Shotguns...

Do you know what the H.R. 7115 bill is proposing?  If not, tune in for an in-depth explanation of the proposed house bill which Ryan believes prohibits too much and is over-broad.  He provides you with a breakdown of the 3 major changes it proposes to current gun...