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ATF Pistol Brace Ban Full Training

On January 13, 2023, the Attorney General signed ATF final rule 2021R-08F, “Factoring Criteria for Firearms with Attached ‘Stabilizing Braces” amending ATF’s regulations to clarify when a rifle…

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At least 12 Armed Citizens Stop Gun-related Crimes in August and September

Armed citizens have reportedly thwarted at least 12 instances of crime by use of a gun in August and September only. These plotted crimes and attacks were stopped mainly by a licensed firearm holder firing their gun or simply showing it to the attacker.

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Legal Responsibility and Restrictions of FFL Revocation

The ATF’S effort to fight gun crime has revoked several Federal Firearm Licenses (FFL), especially due to willful violations. The federal courts believe that a…

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ATF Trace Requests and FFL Responses

When law enforcers come across firearms at a place of crime, they most likely would want to find out more about the gun’s origin. To do this, they can make a firearm trace request by filling ATF Form 3312.1 or through the online tracking system, eTrace.

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URGENT: NICS CHANGES MONDAY!

FFLS will now have two additional features in the FBI NICS transaction procedure, effective September 26, 2022.

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Biden’s Administration Downplays $7B in U.S. Military Hardware Left in Afghanistan

The collapse of the U.S.- supported Afghanistan government saw military equipment worth more than $7 billion left behind to Taliban fighters.

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New ATF Rules Take Effect As Police Handle Increased Shootings in Minnesota 

As the latest federal rules to track “ghost guns” take effect in the U.S, police in Minnesota are dealing with the increasing number of shootings in Minneapolis and St. Paul.

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Zero Tolerance Policy: NICS Responses and How to React  

When an FFL receives a NICS response, they need to process it, update Form 4473 and ascertain whether he can proceed with the firearm transfer. To avoid getting your firearms business at risk, you need to understand all the NICS responses to act appropriately.

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Firearms Transfer Protocol Before and After 30 Days

NICS background check responses are legally valid for up to 30 days, giving FFLs and their customers sufficient time to complete a transaction. Transferring a firearm more than 30 days after the background check is regarded as a willful violation under Biden’s zero-tolerance policy and could cost your license.

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Relentless Trigger: 3-Position AR15 Trigger

What is a Tac-Con 3MR Trigger? The Tac-Con 3MR Trigger is a three-position AR-15 style semi-automatic trigger with a positive reset function that makes it…

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