New Mexico 'Buyback' Scheme: Gun Control Group Breaks the Law | Matt Christiansen

A New Mexico gun control group likely broke background check law they themselves wrote, when they conducted a gun 'buyback' and failed to legally destroy the weapons. Matt Christiansen breaks down the story.

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Items referenced:
New Mexico Sheriff Investigating Whether Gun Control Group Violated State Gun Control Laws in Acquiring Firearms: https://bit.ly/3twK0x9
New Mexicans to Prevent Gun Violence faces investigation in San Juan County: https://bit.ly/3RvBnLf
San Juan sheriff probes advocacy group's gun buybacks in Farmington: https://bit.ly/41wrIsM
NMPGV posts a picture of their 'destroyed' guns: https://archive.ph/8MNef
New Mexico gun laws via the ATF: https://bit.ly/48j19Jw
NMPGV says there was no transfer: https://archive.ph/mwS8i
ATF firearm destruction rules/guidance: https://bit.ly/3v2U5T3
SBRs and weapons made from rifles via the ATF: https://bit.ly/3GRZTkQ
Sheriff says he's investigating: https://bit.ly/4ammiod
ATF FFL guide and best practices: https://bit.ly/486nKt7
NMPGV again says there was no transfer: https://archive.ph/q7uyK