Final Review: What FFLs Need To Know About the New ATF Regulations

Slide Deck (PDF)
NSSF-Webinar_Final-Review_08-08-2022.pdf

Description

The new ATF “Final Rule” firearms regulations (Final Rule 2021R-05F) are days away from going into effect. These regulations include the amended definition of “Frame or Receiver,” FFL recordkeeping changes, marking requirements and records for importers and manufacturers, and Privately Made Firearms (PMFs), and more.

This session serves as a final review of several key regulatory requirements that will go into effect on August 24, 2022 and NSSF Consultant and former ATF Deputy Assistant Director Wally Nelson will advise FFLs on what they need to do now to remain in compliance.

Contributors

Wally Nelson

Wally is a retired ATF Deputy Assistant Director with 30+ years of ATF experience. As DAD, he directed all regulatory firearms programs including: The development and monitoring of firearms inspection programs, licensing, NFA, imports, tracing and regulations, as well as the firearms technology branch. He retired from ATF in October 2005. For the last 6 years, Wally has brought his expertise in firearms laws and regulations to firearms industry members as a private consultant. As a consultant he has conducted FFL site visits to review required records and sample firearms inventories. He has also, provided employee training, helped to develop compliance plans and assisted FFLs of all types and sizes with ATF compliance and licensing issues.