New ATF Proposed Rule: Video-Based Gun Purchases @ArmedAttorneys
New ATF Proposed Rule: Video-Based Gun Purchases  @ArmedAttorneys
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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Armed Attorneys Emily Taylor and Richard Hayes discuss a major new ATF proposal that could change how firearms are purchased from licensed dealers.
Could you soon buy a firearm from an FFL without ever walking into the gun store? Is the ATF proposing to allow video calls instead of in-person identity verification? What safeguards would remain, and what concerns does this proposal raise?
Today we're breaking down the ATF's proposed Remote Identity Verification rule (1140-AB05), published on May 8, 2026.
The proposal would modify federal regulations governing firearm transfers by allowing certain identity verification steps to occur remotely through secure video technology while still requiring all existing federal background check requirements to be completed.



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