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H.R. 1791, The Fairness in Firearm Testing Act (5 comments ↓)

H.R. 1791 would require the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives to make video recordings of the examination and testing of firearms and ammunition.

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DJK

What I want to know is why WOULDN'T you want them to film their tests? Doesn't it seem that if they film it their will be better oversight and less of a chance that they'll manipulate the outcome for their own ends? Vis a vis the Olofson case???

DJK - fixed typos

DJK

What I want to know is why WOULDN'T you want them to film their tests? Doesn't it seem that if they film them there will be better oversight and less of a chance that they'll manipulate the outcome for their own ends? Vis a vis the Olofson case???

SGF

Seems like a no-brainer to document all tests. If somebody is guilty, this is stronger evidence. If he is innocent, then everybody wants to exculpate him.

Joey

Every cop in the country has a camera in his cruiser, but the primary firearms regulatory body for the country has no cameras or procedures.

ATF sez:
1. a shoestring is a machine gun.
2. a double barrel shotgun that fires 2 barrels with one pull of the trigger: a machine gun.

Fact, not fiction, folks. Straight from ATF's mouth.

Defender

If the ATF disdains the Bill of Rights itself, I doubt a law requiring them to obey the law that requires them to obey the law will make a difference. Defund, disband, prosecute, imprison.

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