[CodeToad]

Much more information at the link to Ammoland.com.

This seems like a backdoor means of obtaining gun owner information as to who and what type of guns they own.

[wny]

This is not a free country anymore.

[Travis McGee]

And it can all be tabulated by algorith to assign a “threat level” to an American citizen.

Just bought a case of 5.56 on CC? Check.

Bought a couple red-dot rifle sights? Check.

Bought a dozen AR mags? Check.

Belong to a range/gun club? Check.

Military record? Check.

Etc etc etc.

Anything you purchased by CC in the past decade or so can be gleaned at the speed of light and crunched by the algorithm.

“Better send the full SWAT team to this gun nut’s house.”

[BlackbirdSST]

The Census Bureau, who can’t even run a proper census, wants to branch out into gun control. FAIL!

[I want the USA back]

This administration really thinks it’s smart. It has devised a clever scheme to find out who are the honest, non-violent people who have guns. They don’t want to target violent criminals. In fact, they want violent criminals to go after the innocent, non-violent people.

[moovova]

Holster companies can just identify their products as “shoes”.

[babble-on]

Commerce compiles CPI and GDP calculations. They want to include holster sales in GDP, as they should, and to track the price changes.

[OKSooner]

So is there a complete list of manufacturers who have been axed for this information, and which of them have complied and which haven't?

Axing for a friend, of course, I wouldn't own any of those horrible things myself and I don't think the government should allow ordinary people to own them, like in China.

[Leep]

Is anyone looking into the biden family’s taxes?

[Jumper]

There is no from Congress on this matter to give a department such powers. The SCOTUS has already ruled precedence on the matter of DNC Departments within the USG from finding powers and new laws to force compliance.

The Administrative State has been put on legal notice.

SCOTUS may well revisit the Biden Administration and direct him to sign an EO for the remainder of his presidency enjoining his USG to refrain from “discovery law” by his departments.

[antidemoncrat]

The Democrats are on a course to destroy the middle class and disarm the general population by weaponizing all of the government. Hello totalitarian state.

[The Louiswu]

Holster companies can say there products identify as tampon carriers for transgender individuals.

[Airwinger]

Before you know it, they will be outlawing those homemade
“Ghost” Kydex Holsters,,,,,we are so screwed...

[Magnatron]

A few holster companies have refused to turn over the requested information to the federal government.

A few???

Shouldn’t that be ALL?

[READINABLUESTATE]

I do some leather work as a hobby and I make quite a few CC holsters for friends.

I don’t keep records.

[Red Badger]

Requesting or demanding?......................

[GingisK]

Census Bureau has no enforcement capability. Ignore them.

[G Larry]

There is NO lawful reason to comply.

Having said that, they can achieve similar results by reviewing credit card records, and they have much more leverage over the banks issuing credit cards.

The good news is that news of the Feds abusing this info will not go unnoticed.

Leaving law abiding citizens forewarned to have their non-holsterable resources at the ready.

[Myrddin]

Companies like Vedder have a broad offering that is precisely tailored to a gun make and model. Their sales records would make a pretty correct inference about the name, address, firearm manufacturer and model based on the holster order alone. They are custom build-to-order.

[Scrambler Bob]

Next they will be looking for purchasers of leather.

Skin and cure your own, off a donkey.

[taxcontrol]

Gun owners need to start establishing relationships with those that own a 3D printer or go out and buy one themselves.