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In This Episode Erin and Weer'd discuss: the DOJ reversing the ATF's zero tolerance policy towards revoking FFLs; Oliver North's lawsuit against the NRA for malicious prosecution; the coalition of State Attorneys General urging SCOTUS to grant cert for  the case against Washington, DC's assault weapons ban; an Illinois judge's ruling that Smith & Wesson can be sued for manufacturing the rifle used by a mass shooter; Lara Smith of the Liberal Gun Club talks about a trend in the 2A community to block out left-of-center gun owners; and David talks about how to keep your body clean and healthy after a trip to the shooting range. Did you know that we have a Patreon? Join now for the low, low cost of $4/month (that's $1/podcast) and you'll get to listen to our podcast on Friday instead of Mondays, as well as patron-only content like mag dump episodes, our hilarious blooper reels and film tracks. Show Notes Main Topic ATF's War on Gun Stores Ends, Zero-Tolerance Policy Repealed Ollie North To Sue NRA For Malicious Prosecution W.Va. AG leads coalition challenging Washington, D.C.'s assault weapons ban Amicus Brief Against DC Assault Weapons Ban(PDF) State Judge Allows Highland Park Victims' Case Against Smith and Wesson to Move Forward Lara Smith: The Liberal Gun Club The NRA Supported Gun Control When the Black Panthers Had the Weapons Donate to Operation Blazing Sword, a tax-deductible 501c3 charity Gun Lovers and Other Strangers: D-Lead Hand Soap Tactical Grit Loved This at SHOT Show... Single-Serving Sized Goods Zep Ballistol Nitrile Gloves Brownells: Surface Decon & All Purpose Cleaner Brena Bock Author Page David Bock Author Page Team And More  

This is CrossPoliticNews weekly roundup, sponsored by our corporate partner Dominion Wealth Strategists. If you want to find out more about their efforts to restore biblical financing, visit dominionwealthstrategists.com. As our journalist Justin Chartrey reported, things are looking pretty bleak for the gun store owners in the state of Washington as tyrannical legislation continues to choke their freedom and ability to sell guns.Specifically, Washington state legislation has not only focused on limiting the types of guns they can sell, but they are also attacking how gun stores sell those guns, which they can do by using what is called the FFL, or Federal Firearms License. This license gives the ATF (which is the Bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives) oversight over how gun stores sell their firearms. Our reporter Justin Chartrey interviewed a man named Jeremy Ball, who owns Sharp Shooting Indoor Range and Gun Store in the city of Spokane, Washington, and Ball said that this oversight isn’t bad in itself. In fact, it makes expectations from the government clearer and so it helps with their compliance. But even with this process, the gun store can still legally sell their firearms and conduct business after the oversight, because the FFL is not meant to stifle their business. However, neither the Obama nor the Biden administration liked these FFLs, and since Washington state has grown more progressive, these licenses have suffered many attacks. These liberals have painted these licenses in a bad light by pointing to the various shootings around the country and in Washington state. Then, they connect that violence with the licenses. But this is more than just a false narrative now because in 2023, a bill was issued called Senate Bill 5078 that brings heavy financial consequences on any gun store that sold a gun that somebody used later in a crime. But this isn’t justice. The stores are being punished for crimes they didn’t commit, simply because liberals are feeding everyone a narrative that blames these gun stores. There’s another recent bill, the House Bill 2818, that has also added many financial burdens to these stores by requiring them to have money that they just don’t have. And if all of this wasn’t enough already, Washington State has introduced its own state oversight over gun purchases along with the already existing oversight of the ATF. But this oversight from the state doesn’t want to help gun store owners run things smoothly and legally. No, it takes so long to approve gun purchases that the unfinished gun deals expire, leaving the guns unsold. And the state’s interference is only spinning a new sticky web of legalities for the stores that is so convoluted that even though the state has banned gun store owners from holding and selling AR-15s, the owners don’t have a way to get rid of them. For example, even though the state has banned gun store owners from holding and selling AR-15s, the legalities don't allow the owners a good way to get rid of them.All of these bills and regulations have led to a huge decrease in gun sales, hurting an incredible percentage of gun store owners in Washington State. Things look bad right now for these gun stores. Jeremy Ball, the previously mentioned gun store owner, said that he is trying to push back against the mainstream criminalizing narrative and attitude towards these FFLs, and he’s also fighting back legally against the unjust legislation of Washington State. But it will be a long process.Our journalist Justin Chartrey also wrote about a different topic in Washington State, though. People in its government are also talking about changing the state’s flag, which has a picture of George Washington that was originally designed in 1914. If this happened, though, it wouldn’t be the first time that a state has recently done this because in May 2024, the state of Minnesota changed its flag. The flag most recently had a picture of a man plowing his field next to a river in front of green plains, a yellow and red sunrise, and a Native American riding his horse. And this entire picture had a white frame with gold edges set on a blue background. Now, the redesigned flag has two solid blue colors with a white, eight-pointed star on the darker blue. Apparently, the star is supposed to represent the North Star. But it’s evident that the people and landscape of Minnesota have been wiped out and replaced with lifeless shapes. What happened? Well, it seems that people didn’t like the Native American in the original background, so they claimed that the flag as a whole didn’t represent the people of Minnesota well. But now, as our reporter Justin Chartrey noted, it doesn’t represent Minnesota at all. And it looks like Washington state wants to do the same thing with their flag because some people are arguing that the picture of George Washington doesn’t represent everyone in their state. However, there are thankfully a number of voices who are fighting against this disastrous potential change, asserting that this flag is part of their history. Let’s hope that these voices manage to protect their state’s flag and prevent yet another terrible result of liberal agenda. To discover more news, check out some of our other articles, such as Investigating the "Case of Tiffany Pontes-Dover" by our journalist Luke Edison, or "The Democratic Party’s Transgender Madness" by our reporter David Fowler, or even "'House of David' TV Review (Episode 1)" by our journalist Wes Walker. Here at CrossPoliticNews, we want to faithfully deliver you unbiased news from a Christian worldview. For more content, you can find us on YouTube at CrossPolitic News, follow us on X at cpnewsusa or cpnewsaus in Australia, or head to our email list and find us at CrossPoliticNews.com.

This is CrossPoliticNews weekly roundup, sponsored by our corporate partner Dominion Wealth Strategists. If you want to find out more about their efforts to restore biblical financing, visit dominionwealthstrategists.com. As our journalist Justin Chartrey reported, things are looking pretty bleak for the gun store owners in the state of Washington as tyrannical legislation continues to choke their freedom and ability to sell guns.Specifically, Washington state legislation has not only focused on limiting the types of guns they can sell, but they are also attacking how gun stores sell those guns, which they can do by using what is called the FFL, or Federal Firearms License. This license gives the ATF (which is the Bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives) oversight over how gun stores sell their firearms. Our reporter Justin Chartrey interviewed a man named Jeremy Ball, who owns Sharp Shooting Indoor Range and Gun Store in the city of Spokane, Washington, and Ball said that this oversight isn’t bad in itself. In fact, it makes expectations from the government clearer and so it helps with their compliance. But even with this process, the gun store can still legally sell their firearms and conduct business after the oversight, because the FFL is not meant to stifle their business. However, neither the Obama nor the Biden administration liked these FFLs, and since Washington state has grown more progressive, these licenses have suffered many attacks. These liberals have painted these licenses in a bad light by pointing to the various shootings around the country and in Washington state. Then, they connect that violence with the licenses. But this is more than just a false narrative now because in 2023, a bill was issued called Senate Bill 5078 that brings heavy financial consequences on any gun store that sold a gun that somebody used later in a crime. But this isn’t justice. The stores are being punished for crimes they didn’t commit, simply because liberals are feeding everyone a narrative that blames these gun stores. There’s another recent bill, the House Bill 2818, that has also added many financial burdens to these stores by requiring them to have money that they just don’t have. And if all of this wasn’t enough already, Washington State has introduced its own state oversight over gun purchases along with the already existing oversight of the ATF. But this oversight from the state doesn’t want to help gun store owners run things smoothly and legally. No, it takes so long to approve gun purchases that the unfinished gun deals expire, leaving the guns unsold. And the state’s interference is only spinning a new sticky web of legalities for the stores that is so convoluted that even though the state has banned gun store owners from holding and selling AR-15s, the owners don’t have a way to get rid of them. For example, even though the state has banned gun store owners from holding and selling AR-15s, the legalities don't allow the owners a good way to get rid of them.All of these bills and regulations have led to a huge decrease in gun sales, hurting an incredible percentage of gun store owners in Washington State. Things look bad right now for these gun stores. Jeremy Ball, the previously mentioned gun store owner, said that he is trying to push back against the mainstream criminalizing narrative and attitude towards these FFLs, and he’s also fighting back legally against the unjust legislation of Washington State. But it will be a long process.Our journalist Justin Chartrey also wrote about a different topic in Washington State, though. People in its government are also talking about changing the state’s flag, which has a picture of George Washington that was originally designed in 1914. If this happened, though, it wouldn’t be the first time that a state has recently done this because in May 2024, the state of Minnesota changed its flag. The flag most recently had a picture of a man plowing his field next to a river in front of green plains, a yellow and red sunrise, and a Native American riding his horse. And this entire picture had a white frame with gold edges set on a blue background. Now, the redesigned flag has two solid blue colors with a white, eight-pointed star on the darker blue. Apparently, the star is supposed to represent the North Star. But it’s evident that the people and landscape of Minnesota have been wiped out and replaced with lifeless shapes. What happened? Well, it seems that people didn’t like the Native American in the original background, so they claimed that the flag as a whole didn’t represent the people of Minnesota well. But now, as our reporter Justin Chartrey noted, it doesn’t represent Minnesota at all. And it looks like Washington state wants to do the same thing with their flag because some people are arguing that the picture of George Washington doesn’t represent everyone in their state. However, there are thankfully a number of voices who are fighting against this disastrous potential change, asserting that this flag is part of their history. Let’s hope that these voices manage to protect their state’s flag and prevent yet another terrible result of liberal agenda. To discover more news, check out some of our other articles, such as Investigating the "Case of Tiffany Pontes-Dover" by our journalist Luke Edison, or "The Democratic Party’s Transgender Madness" by our reporter David Fowler, or even "'House of David' TV Review (Episode 1)" by our journalist Wes Walker. Here at CrossPoliticNews, we want to faithfully deliver you unbiased news from a Christian worldview. For more content, you can find us on YouTube at CrossPolitic News, follow us on X at cpnewsusa or cpnewsaus in Australia, or head to our email list and find us at CrossPoliticNews.com.

This is CrossPoliticNews weekly roundup, sponsored by our corporate partner Dominion Wealth Strategists. If you want to find out more about their efforts to restore biblical financing, visit dominionwealthstrategists.com. As our journalist Justin Chartrey reported, things are looking pretty bleak for the gun store owners in the state of Washington as tyrannical legislation continues to choke their freedom and ability to sell guns.Specifically, Washington state legislation has not only focused on limiting the types of guns they can sell, but they are also attacking how gun stores sell those guns, which they can do by using what is called the FFL, or Federal Firearms License. This license gives the ATF (which is the Bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives) oversight over how gun stores sell their firearms. Our reporter Justin Chartrey interviewed a man named Jeremy Ball, who owns Sharp Shooting Indoor Range and Gun Store in the city of Spokane, Washington, and Ball said that this oversight isn’t bad in itself. In fact, it makes expectations from the government clearer and so it helps with their compliance. But even with this process, the gun store can still legally sell their firearms and conduct business after the oversight, because the FFL is not meant to stifle their business. However, neither the Obama nor the Biden administration liked these FFLs, and since Washington state has grown more progressive, these licenses have suffered many attacks. These liberals have painted these licenses in a bad light by pointing to the various shootings around the country and in Washington state. Then, they connect that violence with the licenses. But this is more than just a false narrative now because in 2023, a bill was issued called Senate Bill 5078 that brings heavy financial consequences on any gun store that sold a gun that somebody used later in a crime. But this isn’t justice. The stores are being punished for crimes they didn’t commit, simply because liberals are feeding everyone a narrative that blames these gun stores. There’s another recent bill, the House Bill 2818, that has also added many financial burdens to these stores by requiring them to have money that they just don’t have. And if all of this wasn’t enough already, Washington State has introduced its own state oversight over gun purchases along with the already existing oversight of the ATF. But this oversight from the state doesn’t want to help gun store owners run things smoothly and legally. No, it takes so long to approve gun purchases that the unfinished gun deals expire, leaving the guns unsold. And the state’s interference is only spinning a new sticky web of legalities for the stores that is so convoluted that even though the state has banned gun store owners from holding and selling AR-15s, the owners don’t have a way to get rid of them. For example, even though the state has banned gun store owners from holding and selling AR-15s, the legalities don't allow the owners a good way to get rid of them.All of these bills and regulations have led to a huge decrease in gun sales, hurting an incredible percentage of gun store owners in Washington State. Things look bad right now for these gun stores. Jeremy Ball, the previously mentioned gun store owner, said that he is trying to push back against the mainstream criminalizing narrative and attitude towards these FFLs, and he’s also fighting back legally against the unjust legislation of Washington State. But it will be a long process.Our journalist Justin Chartrey also wrote about a different topic in Washington State, though. People in its government are also talking about changing the state’s flag, which has a picture of George Washington that was originally designed in 1914. If this happened, though, it wouldn’t be the first time that a state has recently done this because in May 2024, the state of Minnesota changed its flag. The flag most recently had a picture of a man plowing his field next to a river in front of green plains, a yellow and red sunrise, and a Native American riding his horse. And this entire picture had a white frame with gold edges set on a blue background. Now, the redesigned flag has two solid blue colors with a white, eight-pointed star on the darker blue. Apparently, the star is supposed to represent the North Star. But it’s evident that the people and landscape of Minnesota have been wiped out and replaced with lifeless shapes. What happened? Well, it seems that people didn’t like the Native American in the original background, so they claimed that the flag as a whole didn’t represent the people of Minnesota well. But now, as our reporter Justin Chartrey noted, it doesn’t represent Minnesota at all. And it looks like Washington state wants to do the same thing with their flag because some people are arguing that the picture of George Washington doesn’t represent everyone in their state. However, there are thankfully a number of voices who are fighting against this disastrous potential change, asserting that this flag is part of their history. Let’s hope that these voices manage to protect their state’s flag and prevent yet another terrible result of liberal agenda. To discover more news, check out some of our other articles, such as Investigating the "Case of Tiffany Pontes-Dover" by our journalist Luke Edison, or "The Democratic Party’s Transgender Madness" by our reporter David Fowler, or even "'House of David' TV Review (Episode 1)" by our journalist Wes Walker. Here at CrossPoliticNews, we want to faithfully deliver you unbiased news from a Christian worldview. For more content, you can find us on YouTube at CrossPolitic News, follow us on X at cpnewsusa or cpnewsaus in Australia, or head to our email list and find us at CrossPoliticNews.com.

California Rifle & Pistol Association legislative affairs director Rick Travis joins Cam to discuss the slate of gun control bills introduced in Sacramento, CRPA's efforts to go on offense, and a great way to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Lexington and Concord, no matter where you live.

Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses the recent executive order regarding Second Amendment rights with Alan Gottlieb, founder of the Second Amendment Foundation. They explore the implications of the order, the importance of protecting gun rights, and the potential challenges at both federal and state levels. The conversation emphasizes the need for proactive strategies in the fight for gun rights, particularly in light of ongoing legislative efforts and the reactions from anti-gun groups. In this segment of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various topics related to gun rights, particularly focusing on Arizona's political landscape and the implications of Trump's recent executive order on the Second Amendment. The conversation features insights from Arizona State Representative Kwong Nguyen, who shares updates on legislative efforts to protect gun rights in the state amidst a backdrop of anti-gun bills. The discussion also touches on the challenges faced by federally licensed firearms dealers (FFLs) due to the Biden administration's policies and the need for accountability in government actions against gun owners. In this episode of Armed American Radio, Mark Walters and his guests discuss various topics including reflections on the Super Bowl, Trump's executive order on the Second Amendment, the shift from a defensive to an offensive stance in gun rights advocacy, the impact of ATF policies on small businesses, self-defense rights and legal consequences, strategies in self-defense cases, and a significant federal court ruling regarding machine gun ownership. The conversation emphasizes the importance of protecting Second Amendment rights and the implications of recent legal developments. Second Amendment, gun rights, executive order, Alan Gottlieb, Armed American Radio, gun control, legislation, state-level challenges, open carry, veterans' rights, gun rights, Arizona politics, Trump executive order, FFL revocations, anti-gun bills, Second Amendment, Armed American Radio, Mark Walters, Kwong Nguyen, John Lott, Super Bowl, Trump, Second Amendment, gun rights, self-defense, ATF policies, machine guns, legal strategies, media engagement, advocacy Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Armed American Radio 15:52 Discussion with Alan Gottlieb 21:41 General Provisions of the Executive Order 28:34 Transitioning to Offensive Strategies 34:14 State-Level Gun Control Challenges 40:53 Governor DeSantis and Open Carry Legislation 50:05 Legislation for Veterans' Rights 01:04:16 Introduction and Super Bowl Sunday 01:12:31 Legislative Updates on Gun Rights 01:21:43 Trump's Executive Order and Its Implications 01:34:41 FFL Revocations and Government Accountability 02:08:04 Super Bowl Reflections and Media Engagement 02:14:07 Shifting from Defense to Offense in Gun Rights 02:22:11 The Impact of ATF Policies on Small Businesses 02:30:23 Legal Strategies in Self-Defense Cases 02:42:59 Federal Court Ruling on Machine Gun Ownership  

Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses the recent executive order regarding Second Amendment rights with Alan Gottlieb, founder of the Second Amendment Foundation. They explore the implications of the order, the importance of protecting gun rights, and the potential challenges at both federal and state levels. The conversation emphasizes the need for proactive strategies in the fight for gun rights, particularly in light of ongoing legislative efforts and the reactions from anti-gun groups. In this segment of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various topics related to gun rights, particularly focusing on Arizona's political landscape and the implications of Trump's recent executive order on the Second Amendment. The conversation features insights from Arizona State Representative Kwong Nguyen, who shares updates on legislative efforts to protect gun rights in the state amidst a backdrop of anti-gun bills. The discussion also touches on the challenges faced by federally licensed firearms dealers (FFLs) due to the Biden administration's policies and the need for accountability in government actions against gun owners. In this episode of Armed American Radio, Mark Walters and his guests discuss various topics including reflections on the Super Bowl, Trump's executive order on the Second Amendment, the shift from a defensive to an offensive stance in gun rights advocacy, the impact of ATF policies on small businesses, self-defense rights and legal consequences, strategies in self-defense cases, and a significant federal court ruling regarding machine gun ownership. The conversation emphasizes the importance of protecting Second Amendment rights and the implications of recent legal developments. Second Amendment, gun rights, executive order, Alan Gottlieb, Armed American Radio, gun control, legislation, state-level challenges, open carry, veterans' rights, gun rights, Arizona politics, Trump executive order, FFL revocations, anti-gun bills, Second Amendment, Armed American Radio, Mark Walters, Kwong Nguyen, John Lott, Super Bowl, Trump, Second Amendment, gun rights, self-defense, ATF policies, machine guns, legal strategies, media engagement, advocacy Takeaways The Second Amendment is crucial for American liberty. Executive orders can significantly impact gun rights. Engagement from gun owners is essential for advocacy. State-level challenges to gun rights are increasing. Proactive strategies are needed to combat gun control efforts. The importance of supporting veterans' Second Amendment rights. Legislation can shift based on political leadership. Public perception of gun control is changing. Gun rights activists must remain vigilant and active. The fight for gun rights is ongoing and requires unity. Mark Walters emphasizes the importance of fighting for gun rights. Kwong Nguyen highlights the ongoing battle against anti-gun legislation in Arizona. The conversation underscores the need for vigilance in protecting Second Amendment rights. Legislative efforts in Arizona are focused on reclaiming rights rather than expanding them. The impact of Trump's executive order on gun rights is discussed as a positive step. FFL revocations under the Biden administration are a significant concern for gun owners. The need for education among Republicans regarding gun rights is stressed. The conversation reflects on the cultural and political climate surrounding gun ownership in America. The importance of grassroots support for pro-gun legislation is highlighted. The ongoing struggle against anti-gun narratives in media and politics is acknowledged. The Super Bowl halftime show had mixed reactions regarding patriotism. Trump's executive order is seen as a strong support for the Second Amendment. Gun rights advocates are shifting from a defensive to an offensive strategy. ATF policies have significantly impacted small gun businesses across the country.

Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses the recent executive order regarding Second Amendment rights with Alan Gottlieb, founder of the Second Amendment Foundation. They explore the implications of the order, the importance of protecting gun rights, and the potential challenges at both federal and state levels. The conversation emphasizes the need for proactive strategies in the fight for gun rights, particularly in light of ongoing legislative efforts and the reactions from anti-gun groups. In this segment of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various topics related to gun rights, particularly focusing on Arizona's political landscape and the implications of Trump's recent executive order on the Second Amendment. The conversation features insights from Arizona State Representative Kwong Nguyen, who shares updates on legislative efforts to protect gun rights in the state amidst a backdrop of anti-gun bills. The discussion also touches on the challenges faced by federally licensed firearms dealers (FFLs) due to the Biden administration's policies and the need for accountability in government actions against gun owners. In this episode of Armed American Radio, Mark Walters and his guests discuss various topics including reflections on the Super Bowl, Trump's executive order on the Second Amendment, the shift from a defensive to an offensive stance in gun rights advocacy, the impact of ATF policies on small businesses, self-defense rights and legal consequences, strategies in self-defense cases, and a significant federal court ruling regarding machine gun ownership. The conversation emphasizes the importance of protecting Second Amendment rights and the implications of recent legal developments. Second Amendment, gun rights, executive order, Alan Gottlieb, Armed American Radio, gun control, legislation, state-level challenges, open carry, veterans' rights, gun rights, Arizona politics, Trump executive order, FFL revocations, anti-gun bills, Second Amendment, Armed American Radio, Mark Walters, Kwong Nguyen, John Lott, Super Bowl, Trump, Second Amendment, gun rights, self-defense, ATF policies, machine guns, legal strategies, media engagement, advocacy Takeaways The Second Amendment is crucial for American liberty. Executive orders can significantly impact gun rights. Engagement from gun owners is essential for advocacy. State-level challenges to gun rights are increasing. Proactive strategies are needed to combat gun control efforts. The importance of supporting veterans' Second Amendment rights. Legislation can shift based on political leadership. Public perception of gun control is changing. Gun rights activists must remain vigilant and active. The fight for gun rights is ongoing and requires unity. Mark Walters emphasizes the importance of fighting for gun rights. Kwong Nguyen highlights the ongoing battle against anti-gun legislation in Arizona. The conversation underscores the need for vigilance in protecting Second Amendment rights. Legislative efforts in Arizona are focused on reclaiming rights rather than expanding them. The impact of Trump's executive order on gun rights is discussed as a positive step. FFL revocations under the Biden administration are a significant concern for gun owners. The need for education among Republicans regarding gun rights is stressed. The conversation reflects on the cultural and political climate surrounding gun ownership in America. The importance of grassroots support for pro-gun legislation is highlighted. The ongoing struggle against anti-gun narratives in media and politics is acknowledged. The Super Bowl halftime show had mixed reactions regarding patriotism. Trump's executive order is seen as a strong support for the Second Amendment. Gun rights advocates are shifting from a defensive to an offensive strategy. ATF policies have significantly impacted small gun businesses across the country.

2A advocate and gun store owner Toby Leary, who's helping to lead the charge to repeal Massachusetts' sweeping new gun control law, says the governor's decision to put the law into effect immediately via an "emergency" preamble is causing concern and confusion for gun owners and FFLs, with the state already trying to selectively enforce various provisions of the law.

In this episode of For the Love of Guns, host Jason sits down with Nate, known as "Your Favorite Libertarian," to discuss libertarian perspectives on government, personal freedom, and the Second Amendment. The conversation explores the roots of libertarianism, the balance between small government and individual responsibility, and the overreach of federal agencies like the ATF. Nate shares his views on key issues, including the libertarian stance on firearms regulation, taxation, and deregulation. The episode also touches on current political topics, such as the federal and state-level debates on gun rights and the impact of landmark court decisions like Bruen and Chevron deference. For anyone interested in libertarian values and the fight for gun rights, this episode is packed with insight and discussion on how to take back individual liberties from government control. Show Sponsors: Hold My Guns: A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization helping firearm owners during mental health crises by partnering with FFLs to securely store firearms. https://holdmyguns.org Ammo Squared: A unique ammo investment service that allows you to build an ammo stockpile over time. Get $20 of free ammo at https://trb.fyi/a2 Topics Discussed: Introduction to Nate and libertarianism Libertarian views on government overreach and individual freedom Discussion on the Second Amendment and gun rights ATF overreach and gun regulation (e.g., pistol brace ban, bump stocks) Libertarian stance on taxation and deregulation The significance of the Bruen and Chevron deference court rulings State vs. federal laws on firearms and the issue of reciprocity The role of government in protecting individual rights Entities Mentioned and Resources:  •Your Favorite Libertarian - https://yourfavoritelibertarian.com •Your Favorite Libertarian on YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/@UCyuh5UbfHFHnXFKRnKFn2TQ     • The Rogue Banshee on YouTube - https://trb.fyi/yt     • The Rogue Banshee on Instagram - https://trb.fyi/ig     • Discount Codes - https://trb.fyi/discounts     • The Rogue Banshee Webpage - https://trb.fyi/ Notable Quote: "Libertarians would rather not have something legalized; they want it deregulated—no laws, no taxes—because taxation is theft." - Nate Product of the show: The Real Avid Master Bench Block has been extremely helpful. See it for yourself at www.trb.fyi/rambb Keywords: Libertarianism, government overreach, gun rights, ATF regulations, Second Amendment, taxation, deregulation, Supreme Court rulings, personal freedom, Bruen, Chevron deference, small government

In this episode of For the Love of Guns, the Jason delves into the intriguing concept of “none of the above” in voting and decision-making, inspired by the movie Brewster's Millions. The discussion spans the importance of informed voting, especially in the context of the upcoming presidential election between Trump and Biden, and how this mindset can be applied to everyday choices, including purchasing firearms. Show Sponsors: Hold My Guns: A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization helping firearm owners during mental health crises by partnering with FFLs to securely store firearms. https://holdmyguns.org Ammo Squared: A unique ammo investment service that allows you to build an ammo stockpile over time. Get $20 of free ammo at https://trb.fyi/a2 Topics Discussed: •The concept of “none of the above” in voting •Upcoming presidential election: Trump vs. Biden •The necessity of informed decision-making in voting •Application of “none of the above” in firearm purchases •Critique of binary thinking in politics and personal choices •The host's personal philosophy of “Jasonism” •Independent thinking and questioning political motives   Entities Mentioned and Resources: Hold My Guns: holdmyguns.org Ammo Squared: trb.fyi/a2 Brewster's Millions Donald Trump Joe Biden Tulsi Gabbard Notable Quote: “Why are you voting for them? If you don't know who they are, why are you voting for them?” - Jason Schaller  

In this episode of For the Love of Guns, we sit down with Keith, also known as 2A Dad, to discuss his journey in raising two proficient young shooters. Keith shares his background, the importance of firearm safety, and practical advice for parents introducing their children to shooting sports. He emphasizes the role of consistent training and dedication, comparing it to learning a martial art. Keith also talks about the challenges of navigating anti-gun sentiment on social media and how he continues to teach his children responsible gun ownership despite these hurdles.   Show Sponsors: Hold My Guns: A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization helping firearm owners during mental health crises by partnering with FFLs to securely store firearms. https://holdmyguns.org Ammo Squared: A unique ammo investment service that allows you to build an ammo stockpile over time. Get $20 of free ammo at https://trb.fyi/a2 Topics Discussed: The significance of firearm safety for children Practical tips for parents new to shooting sports The comparison of firearm training to martial arts The impact of anti-gun sentiment on social media How Keith manages his children's exposure to firearms responsibly The importance of consistent and dedicated training for young shooters Entities Mentioned and Resources: Hold My Guns: holdmyguns.org Ammo Squared: trb.fyi/a2 Marine Gun Builder: freedomcrewuniversity.com Notable Quote: "Firearms are a common tool in my house, no different than a saw, a hammer, or a kitchen knife." - Keith, 2A Dad (Timestamp: 00:10:25)   Video of the show: The Falco C105 is my favorite EDC holster. See it here https://trb.fyi/journey-to-the-perfect-edc-holster-the-falco-c105-review/(opens in a new tab)

In Episode 92, we revisit Episode 33 wherein Sofia interviews Sarah Albrecht, the Founder and Executive Director of Hold my Guns® (HMG). HMG is a non-profit organization that offers Crisis Awareness Training and partners with federal firearm licensed locations to provide off-site firearm storage for those who are struggling with mental health amongst other safety reasons.  You can help the cause by donating to Hold My Guns via this link: https://holdmyguns.networkforgood.com/projects/133506-test-campaign If you are unable to donate, you can help by reposting HMG on your social media and by telling your local FFLs about HMG so that more FFLs can join the team. Podcast Sponsors: Links and CodesBig Tex Ordnance: your soon-to-be favorite retailer for all of your firearms needs. Use code “FIT4FIA” for 10% off your BTO order and to support the pod via https://www.bigtexordnance.com/?ref=79990 Walkers Inc. Hearing Protection: Use code “SHESHIELD20” to save and to support the pod https://www.walkersgameear.com/ SOG: Use code “SHESHIELD” to save and to support the pod https://sogknives.com/ GPS Range Bags: Use code “SHESHIELD20” to save and to support the pod https://www.goutdoorsproducts.com/ Birchwood Casey: Use code “SHESHIELD20” to save and to support the pod  https://www.birchwoodcasey.com/ Cold Steel: Use code “SHESHIELD20” to save and to support the pod https://www.coldsteel.com/ Ciguera Gear:  https://ciguera.com/ All links: https://linktr.ee/sheshieldpodResources mentioned in this episode: Hold My Guns® Website: https://holdmyguns.org/#blogHMG Donation link: https://holdmyguns.networkforgood.com/projects/133506-test-campaignHMG Linktree: https://linktr.ee/HoldMyGunsOrg2ADoc: https://www.2adoc.com/QPR Training Inquiries email: info@holdmyguns.orgLink to instagram post for “The Largest-Ever Survey of American Gun-Owners…” https://www.instagram.com/p/Ci_gRAYLRAT/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY=

In this episode of “For the Love of Guns,” I talk to Bobby Millimeter (PewTang Clan) from JSD Supply, Gideon Optics, and PR Triggers. Bob shares his journey in the builder community, discussing his extensive experience in assembling and building guns since 2012. They talk about the growth and evolution of JSD Supply, from a small operation with a single table at gun shows to a thriving business with multiple brands. Bob also delves into his role at the company and his collaboration with Jordan Vinroe, highlighting their innovative approach to serving the firearms community. Additionally, Bob provides insights into the launch of Gideon Optics and the importance of offering reliable products at competitive prices. Throughout the episode, listeners can enjoy Bob's humor and passion for the industry, along with an exclusive discount code for Gideon Optics.   Show Sponsors: Hold My Guns: A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization helping firearm owners during mental health crises by partnering with FFLs to securely store firearms. https://holdmyguns.org Ammo Squared: A unique ammo investment service that allows you to build an ammo stockpile over time. Get $20 of free ammo at https://trb.fyi/a2 Topics Discussed: Introduction to Bob and his background The evolution of JSD Supply  The growth of the builder community  The launch and development of Gideon Optics The role of innovation and community service in JSD Supply's success Bobby's personal journey and experiences in the firearms industry Entities Mentioned and Resources: Bob: Guest from JSD Supply, Gideon Optics, and PR Triggers JSD Supply: A company specializing in firearm parts and supplies Gideon Optics: A brand offering reliable and competitively priced optics PR Triggers: Part of the JSD Supply family Jordan Vinroe: Key figure in JSD Supply and Gideon Optics Ammo Squared: Sponsor and ammunition investment service Hold My Guns: Non-profit organization providing firearm storage solutions Notable Quote: “And this is the way innovation gets done man, you know, of course companies big companies have R and D departments. But if we really want to see anything new not just new cool-looking stuff if we want to see things become safer if we want to see any enhancements or advancements in the firearms industry It's gonna come it's gonna come from the guys that are building their own guns that are designing their own stuff at home.” — Bobby Millimeter at 01:07:45.  

This week on The Home Defense Show Skip speaks with Deron Boring an attorney from Ohio who suggests that the federal government may use the corporate transparency act to force firearm instructors and FFLs to register with the federal government.  Failure to do so could result in fines and prison time. Then firearms instructor Jason Paletta from California will handle the shootingclaases.com self-defense report.

In episode 155 of "For the Love of Guns," we welcome back Stan Campbell, COO and co-founder of CCW Safe. Stan joins us to dive deep into the crucial topic of de-escalation for firearm carriers. As a retired police lieutenant from Oklahoma City with extensive experience in SWAT and street crimes units, Stan brings invaluable insights on how to manage potentially dangerous situations without resorting to force. This episode emphasizes the importance of defensive strategies, mental preparedness, and the responsible use of firearms. Whether you're a civilian gun owner or in law enforcement, this conversation is packed with practical advice to enhance your safety and decision-making skills. Show Sponsors: Hold My Guns: A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization helping firearm owners during mental health crises by partnering with FFLs to securely store firearms. https://holdmyguns.org Ammo Squared: A unique ammo investment service that allows you to build an ammo stockpile over time. Get $20 of free ammo at https://trb.fyi/a2 Topics Discussed: The importance of de-escalation in firearm use Stan Campbell's background in law enforcement and SWAT Differences between offensive and defensive firearm carrying Psychological aspects of carrying a firearm Responsible decision-making under pressure The role of training and preparedness in de-escalation Entities Mentioned and Resources: CCW Safe: Organization providing legal defense for self-defense incidents Hold My Guns: Non-profit for secure firearm storage Ammo Squared: Ammo investment service Andrew Branca: Legal expert on self-defense, Law of Self Defense course Don West and Sean Vincent: Podcast hosts providing legal insights on self-defense Notable Quote: "When you have a gun and being a responsible gun owner, being a responsible concealed carrier, you have to move through life with these incidents and think about it as if you did not have a gun. It's like, 'What decision would I make right now if I wasn't carrying?' That's how you have to think always with de-escalation." - Stan Campbell Video of the Show: I really like the Discreet Concealment Guitar Rifle Case from Cedar Mill Fine Firearms. Check out my video at: https://trb.fyi/is-this-guitar-case-the-best-secret-weapon-for-your-rifle/ and if you want to see for yourself go to https://amzn.to/3K7TDHs  

Welcome to Gun Funny, Episode 345. Today I'm going to chat with Jasmin Black aka Tactical Baddie, discuss the ATF's latest new unconstitutional rulemaking, highlight new AR mags from TangoDown, and talk about a new ATF report that proves their persecution of FFLs is completely unjustified.   I'm your host, Ava Flanell. 

In This Episode Erin and Weer'd discuss: the little-known April 19 holiday, "Patriot's Day"; two mass stabbings in Australia; new developments in the Rust shooting trials; an ATF report which proves that FFLs are not significantly responsible for "crime guns"; a law in Nebraska that will allow school staff to keep guns on campus; a law requiring gun safety be taught in Tennessee schools grades 1-12; a School Resource Officer who had a negligent discharge at school; a Chinese immigrant putting David Hogg, and gun prohibition in general, in its place; David covers a battle between two folding carbines; and Myles talks about his time raising farm animals. Did you know that we have a Patreon? Join now for the low, low cost of $4/month (that's $1/podcast) and you'll get to listen to our podcast on Friday instead of Mondays, as well as patron-only content like mag dump episodes, our hilarious blooper reels and film tracks. Show Notes Main Topic What is Patriots' Day? Here's what to know about the holiday celebrated in New England Sydney stabbing suspect Joel Cauchi identified by police after Bondi mall attack Man with bollard confronts Sydney mall stabber on escalator Several people injured in a stabbing in Sydney church, police say Alec Baldwin had ‘no control' of his emotions on ‘Rust' set before fatally shooting Halyna Hutchins Prosecutor Slams Baldwin's Motion To Dismiss -- Lawyer Reacts Prosecutors ask ‘Rust' movie armorer be sentenced to maximum sentence of 18 months in prison ATF Firearm Trafficking Report: Licensed Retailers Aren't the Problem Proposal to allow Nebraska school districts to arm staff heads to Gov. Jim Pillen's desk Tennessee Lawmakers Pass Bill Requiring Gun Safety Lessons in Schools Little Liquarry Jefferson's mother, brother charged with his death Cambridge cop placed on leave after accidental gun discharge in school Melody Lauer: Carrying a Gun in a Public Restroom Chinese Immigrant Wrecks Gun Control Argument With One Question Gun Lovers and Other Strangers: ACP Episode 245 Kel Tec Sub 2000 Gen 3 Smith & Wesson FPC HK Slap Brena Bock Author Page David Bock Author Page Team And More Southpaw Corner: Blonde d'Aquitaine Belted Galloway How to Butcher a Cow  

Host Jake Fogleman and Reload Founder Stephen Gutowski discuss an 85-year-old woman defending herself in a harrowing burglary, the perspective of a new Israeli gun owner, and Tennessee's new school gun safety program. They also cover how Washington's magazine ban was blocked and then immediately unblocked. Plus, they dissect how Biden's latest rule casts doubt over used gun sales and Stephen gives an update on farm life.

On this  installment of the Gutowski Files we sit down with investigative reporter Stephen Gutowski of thereload.com and discuss a recent report from the Bureau Of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives showing that vanishingly few Federal Firearms Licensed dealers are contributing to guns used in the commission of crimes. Active Self Protection exists to help good, sane, sober, moral, prudent people in all walks of life to more effectively protect themselves and their loved ones from criminal violence. On the ASP Podcast you will hear the true stories of life or death self defense encounters from the men and women that lived them. If you are interested in the Second Amendment, self defense and defensive firearms use, martial arts or the use of less lethal tools used in the real world to defend life and family, you will find this show riveting.  Join host and career federal agent Mike Willever as he talks to real life survivors and hear their stories in depth. You'll hear about these incidents and the self defenders from well before the encounter occurred on through the legal and emotional aftermath. Music: bensound.com

Essential Shooting Supplies owner Chuck Lovelace joins Cam to discuss the life-saving work being done by the dozens of FFLs around the state of Wisconsin, including himself, who are taking in firearms on a temporary basis when gun owners need a safe place to store them. Plus, Cam has news on how you can help the non-profit Hold My Guns with their own efforts through an online auction hosted by 2A advocate Cheryl Todd.

In the wake of USA Today's big report on the 1,800 or so FFLs who've been tagged by the ATF for selling a large number of "crime guns", L.E.P.D. Firearms & Range co-owner Eric Delbert joins Cam to explain why the agency's list suffers from fundamental flaws, and how its being weaponized against FFLs around the country.

Gun Owners of America's Erich Pratt joins Cam with news of how the ATF is trying to weasel its way out of the group's legal challenges to the agency's "zero tolerance" policy for FFLs, which threatens to put gun store owners out of business over minor and accidental paperwork errors.

USA Today has published a list of some 1,300 firearm retailers that part of the ATF's "Demand 2" program because they've sold at least 25 guns traced by the agency in the past year that were purchased within the last 36 months. While the ATF says being on the list isn't evidence of wrongdoing, and the paper notes the large number of big box retailers and high-volume sellers on the list, gun control advocates will still use the story to advance their false narrative about gun stores turning a blind eye to or even facilitating gun trafficking.

In This Episode Erin and Weer'd discuss: Fenix Ammunition being accused of campaign finance violations; New York becoming a Point of Sale state and requiring background checks for ammunition; the SAF is suing the city of Boston for delays in processing Firearm Identification (FID) and License to Carry (LTC) applications; and the Biden Administration is demanding gun owners get FFL to sell guns, while  also revoking established FFLs for simple clerical errors. In the first of our two Sinister Segments, Myles tells us how to best make your rifle left-hand-friendly; and finally, David talks about the basic care and maintenance of the AR-15. Did you know that we have a Patreon? Join now for the low, low cost of $4/month (that's $1/podcast) and you'll get to listen to our podcast on Friday instead of Mondays, as well as patron-only content like mag dump episodes, our hilarious blooper reels and film tracks. Show Notes Main Topic: Novi ammo store under investigation after selling bullets promoting a Democrat's recall New York Law for Background Checks on Ammunition Sales SAF SUES BOSTON POLICE COMMISSIONER OVER CARRY PERMIT PROCESSING DELAYS Biden Administration Proposes Plan to Expand Who Needs a License to Sell Used Guns (2022 Report) SPECIAL REPORT: ATF Federal Firearm License revocations up a staggering 500% Southpaw Corner: Savage Impulse Blaser R8 Strike Industries AMBI Magazine Release Magpul BAD Lever Guntology PDQ Ambidextrous AR-15 Bolt Release InRangeTV WWSD: PDQ Ambi-Bolt Catch Taccom Ambidextrous Rotating Safety for Ruger 10/22 and Ruger PC Carbine Gun Lovers and Other Strangers: ACP Episode 262 Brownells – Gas Key Center Punch Brownells – Gas Rings Brownells – Helical Gas Ring Brownells – Hammer Spring Bolt Key Bolt Rings Bolt Stake Bolt Test Brena Bock Author Page David Bock Author Page Team And More  

-PSA Deal of the Day AK MONDAY - https://alnk.to/7Bd88eR-ATF Fucking with FFLs - https://nypost.com/2023/08/19/fed-gun-shop-crackdown-leads-to-350-rise-in-license-loss/ -GPS trackers for EV owners - https://axleaddict.com/news/gps-electric-tax#:~:text=The%20landscape%20of%20road%20taxation,impose%20a%20per%2Dmile%20tax. -Chinese Bubonic Plague - https://themessenger.com/health/the-bubonic-plague-reemerges-in-china -Tyson Selling Chinese Chicken Biz - https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/tyson-foods-plans-sell-china-poultry-business-sources-2023-08-17/ -Iran Spits in Biden's Eye - https://www.the-sun.com/news/8883363/iran-drones-us-warship-helicopters/#:~:text=BOMBSHELL%20footage%20has%20emerged%20of,Hormuz%20in%20the%20Persian%20Gulf. -No more Fat Bottomed Girls - https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-12424449/We-woke-Classic-Queen-song-Fat-Bottomed-Girls-mysteriously-dropped-groups-new-Greatest-Hits-collection.html -Kansas Newspaper Raid - https://www.theguardian.com/media/2023/aug/20/police-newspaper-raid-kansas -FEMA out of $ - https://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2023/08/20/fema-disaster-fund-deplete-hilary-maui/6811692570753/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Gun Funny, Episode 307. Today I'm going to chat with Josh Silva from AR-15.com, discuss ATF intimidating home FFLs, highlight the new 2020 Rimfire from Springfield, and talk about a bizarre policy from Bass Pro Shops. I'm your host, Ava Flanell. 

Join us tonight as we answer your questions, discuss Anger issues, Barrels, FFLS, ATF and more on WLS Double Tap Episode 314 Our CAST is MG Moses, Nick Lynch, Shawn Herrin and special guest Matt Larosiere.  #DearWLS Alex W:  Hi y’all. Is there a significant difference between a flash can and a linear comp? And, … WLS Double Tap 314 – Blalpha Read More »

Join us tonight as we answer your questions, discuss Anger issues, Barrels, FFLS, ATF and more on WLS Double Tap Episode 314 Our CAST is MG Moses, Nick Lynch, Shawn Herrin and special guest Matt Larosiere.  #DearWLS Alex W:  Hi y'all. Is there a significant difference between a flash can and a linear comp? And, … WLS Double Tap 314 – Blalpha Read More »

Paul Lathrop and Amanda Suffecool discuss a win in the U.S. 4th Circuit that recognizes the right of 18 to 20-year-old citizens to buy handguns from FFLs.

In this episode we talk about how the Biden administration is coming after the FFLs, new constitutional carry states, and more.  Be sure to subscribe to keep up with new episodes and leave us a review to help others find us when they're looking for gun related content on their podcast platforms.  Check out our social media everywhere to see what we're up to between podcast and check out some dank memes.  If you like the show be sure to check us out on patreon and support us. 

The Gun Owners Action League's Jim Wallace joins Cam with details on Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey's new "training" for local law enforcement on inspecting gun shops in the state; a little-used provision in state law that Wallace says could create big problems for FFLs and huge headaches for local police.

In Episode 33 Sofia interviews Sarah Albrecht, the Founder and Executive Director of Hold my Guns® (HMG). HMG is a non-profit organization that offers Crisis Awareness Training and partners with federal firearm licensed locations to provide off-site firearm storage for those who are struggling with mental health amongst other safety reasons.  You can help the cause by donating to Hold My Guns via this link: https://holdmyguns.networkforgood.com/projects/133506-test-campaign If you are unable to donate, you can help by reposting HMG on your social media and by telling your local FFLs about HMG so that more FFLs can join the team. If you are interested in exclusive content, become a Patreon via the linktree.Thank you to Ciguera Gear for sponsoring this episode. Use the code "SHESHIELD10" for 10% off your next Ciguera Gear order to save and support the pod!All links: https://linktr.ee/sheshieldpodResources mentioned in this episode: Hold My Guns® Website: https://holdmyguns.org/#blogHMG Donation link: https://holdmyguns.networkforgood.com/projects/133506-test-campaignHMG Linktree: https://linktr.ee/HoldMyGunsOrg2ADoc: https://www.2adoc.com/QPR Training Inquiries email: info@holdmyguns.orgLink to instagram post for “The Largest-Ever Survey of American Gun-Owners…” https://www.instagram.com/p/Ci_gRAYLRAT/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY=

**FYI - THIS WAS RECORDED BEFORE BAKER WAS TRADED, WE ARE SORRY*** Hello and welcome back Fantasy Frenemies Lovers (or our FFLs for short). On this mid-summer episode, we break down everything that has happened in the NFL since the draft. We first discuss the Browns QB debacle as Watson faces an all but sure suspension (00:50-18:30). We then give a recap on the NFL draft from back in April (18:35-33:45) and bring back our "In Other News" segment, where we discuss what else is happening in the world of sports (33:45-44:15). Brian then wows us with his Weddle skills live on tape (44:15-1:01:30) and we wrap up with a new fun segment "Mascot Matchup". Enjoy!

**FYI - THIS WAS RECORDED BEFORE BAKER WAS TRADED, WE ARE SORRY*** Hello and welcome back Fantasy Frenemies Lovers (or our FFLs for short). On this mid-summer episode, we break down everything that has happened in the NFL since the draft. We first discuss the Browns QB debacle as Watson faces an all but sure suspension (00:50-18:30). We then give a recap on the NFL draft from back in April (18:35-33:45) and bring back our "In Other News" segment, where we discuss what else is happening in the world of sports (33:45-44:15). Brian then wows us with his Weddle skills live on tape (44:15-1:01:30) and we wrap up with a new fun segment "Mascot Matchup". Enjoy!

It had been almost 30 years since the Senate has passed gun safety legislation, until Thursday night, when the U.S. Senate passed the Safer Communities Act. The bill addresses issues like the so-called “boyfriend loophole," creates new requirements for FFLs (federal firearm licensee) designations, a mechanism to ensure that individuals who exhibited signs of dangerousness as minors are appropriately evaluated when seeking to purchase a firearm, and more. While Brady endorses some of the legislation, and has concerns about other aspects of it (you can read more about that here), this bill's passage is a great first step toward a new era of gun violence prevention.Long time advocates Senator Chris Murphy,  Christian Heyne (Vice President of Policy at Brady) and Martina Leinz (President of the Northern Virginia (NOVA) Brady Chapter), and Brady board member) joined hosts  Kelly and JJ to discuss what it means that the final  bipartisan vote was 65 to 33, why this bill was historic, and what we all must do next to keep fighting for gun violence prevention.Want to get involved?Urge your senators to expand and strengthen background checks.Urge senators to confirm a director to lead the ATF, the agency that oversees the gun industry yet has lacked leadership for years.Join a Brady chapter near you and sign up to attend our new volunteer session.Mentioned in this podcast:House passes first major federal gun safety legislation in decades, bill will next go to Biden for signature. (CNN) We celebrate the passage of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (Brady)U.S. Senate passes gun safety bill as Supreme Court knocks down handgun limits (Reuters)For more information on Brady, follow us on social media @Bradybuzz or visit our website at bradyunited.org.Full transcripts and bibliographies of this episode are available at bradyunited.org/podcast.National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255.Music provided by: David “Drumcrazie” CurbySpecial thanks to Hogan Lovells for their long-standing legal support℗&©2019 Red, Blue, and BradySupport the show

Welcome to Gun Funny, Episode 246. Today I'm going to chat with Adam AKA WhoTeeWho, discuss the ATF's revoking FFLs, highlight a new trigger group for the MP5, and talk about a Florida man who was arrested for calling 911. I'm your host, Ava Flanell. 

Guest Information: Drop it like its scott- Your Home for Gun Range, Gun Reviews and Encouraging Thoughts. Like other gun channels, I strive to bring you shooting entertainment, education and fun with many different sorts of firearms! This channel is intended to bring a little bit of humor with an encouraging thoughts at the end of the Wednesday's video post. Hit the Subscribe and Bell icon! Giveaways take place at different achieved goals! As there are many gun channels out there, I am grateful that you have chosen to watch me as well. Be well and be blessed!! youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DropItLikeItsScottinstagram: https://www.instagram.com/drop_it_like_its_scott37/ CloverTac- CloverTac Productions is an East Texas based, pro firearm, media company. Here on the channel you will find education, reviews, interviews, podcasts and a whole lot more. CloverTac is a proud member of the Professional Outdoor Media Association, Southeastern Outdoor Press Association and National Shooting Sports Foundation. I encourage you to know all local, state and federal laws in regards to firearms. Also, those who participate in the videos here are properly trained and/or are supervised by someone that is. Whether you are a rifleman, pistoleer, shotgunner, hunter, archer, professional or novice, I thank you for being a part of this wonderful community and following the CloverTac Productions brand here on YouTube. Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/CloverTacProInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/clovertac/ Bry the Biker- Creator with a focus on Harley Davidson motorcycles, Installs, Gear reviews, and other content related to motorcycles. My channel features reviews of major brands including Custom Dynamics, Mustang Seats, Indie Ridge, AdvanBalck, Quadlock, and many others. I also produce a video Podcast series called Beyond The Rider where I sit down one on one to talk about others in the motorcycle creator community. Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BryTheBikerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/bry_the_biker/ Zach James- Author | American | Army Veteran Callsign Rooster My first novel, Deception, is available in Paperback, eBook, and audiobook from Amazon and Audible Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/authorzachjames/Link Tree: https://linktr.ee/authorzachjames Jarred Taylor- aka JTArticle15. JT is known for his role in Article 15 Clothing, Leadslingers Spirits, Black Rifle Coffee Company, and Range 15 the movie. Currently, JT sits as one of the main hosts for Drinkin' Bros Podcasts (Top 100 in the world), the black rifle podcast, and i think like 60 other ones, and enjoys producing comedy content for all the different social media outlets. Jarred is also extremely active in the veteran outreach community and most recently was appointed to the board of directors for Veterans Exploring Treatment Solutions (V.E.T.S.) https://vetsolutions.org/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqjuc-L0EgtU6W0-kth2qVQInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/jtarticle15/ Hold My Guns' mission is to connect responsible firearm owners with voluntary, private off-site storage options, through our national network of partnering gun shops and FFLs, during times of mental health crisis or personal need. visit holdmyguns.org today and search for a storage facility near you or to find out how you too can help www.holdmyguns.org Walk the Talk Americas goal is to raise awareness and create a change in the misunderstandings regarding mental illness and firearms by bringing together industry leaders to reduce gun violence, negligence, suicide, and the trauma created by these events. Develop programs for suicide prevention, firearms negligence, trauma mitigation, and child safety. Visit wtta.org today and find out how you can help spread the mission! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tacticalpineapple/message

Craig sits down with Olav Anderson the creator Plinkr, a mobile app that helps you locate FFLs and gun ranges wherever you way be. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/2anewsrundown/message

Craig sits down with Olav Anderson the creator Plinkr, a mobile app that helps you locate FFLs and gun ranges wherever you way be. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/2anewsrundown/message

073: On this episode, the DOJ tells FFLs to sell gun safes, a bunch of manufacturers raise prices, a bunch of “new” gun offerings from SIG and Taurus, we help some listeners make a choice on a new gun purchase! - Yes last episode I made the mistake and saying S&W came out with 30 Super Carry. When it was actually Federal. My bad. Thank you guys so much for all of your support! Please help us out by rating and reviewing the podcast! Thank you! Got questions? Email us at pewtimepodcast@gmail.com If you want to book Tony for a class email him at performancegun@gmail.com Looking for some new range wear? Head over to https://www.laughnload.com to check out some of the shirts, hats, hoodies and more that are currently available. What to check out some more from us you can search Laugh n Load on IG, FB and YouTube. FB: https://www.facebook.com/252407111792056/ IG: https://instagram.com/laughnload?igshid=tm0tboj9syru YT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvK8P5NQ_sCpz1Hwasmd62Q

John Bocker talks with Rob McNealy about TUSC and the compliance challenges that FFLs face with government regulations and how to avoid them.

Today we discuss the mythical "other" firearm that many private citizens, as well as FFLs have been selling.    The "other" as it's come to be known doesn't fit into any of the federal definitions of a firearm (pistol, rifle or shotgun), and therefore is simply considered a "firearm" under the law. Federally, these 'other' firearms are 100% legal.    This leaves NYS in yet another grey area of the law.    Listen in and see our take on 'others'! However, how does this play into NYS and more specifically the NYSafe Act? The NYSafe Act grabs is definition of pistols, rifles and shotguns from the Federal definitions. Since the 'others' are not defined federally this also means they are not defined by NYS PL or the NYSafe Act. As of yet, the NYS Police or political outlet has NOT clarified the legality of 'others' at the state level, despite the fact the several surrounding states have come out with the determination that they are state legal.    Several FFLs have been known to sell 'others'. Private citizens in NYS have also posted on popular sites like Reddit.com showing that they have built 'others'.    Listen in to hear our take on 'others'. Reddit.com/r/NYguns | What is an 'other'?   Instagram | NYGunGuys Facebook | NYGunGuys Theme Song | Something Wicked This Way Comes - Bonavia  

We are doing a series called Ameri-CAN. Talking about the CAN-DO spirit that is part of our American DNA. So much about our lives has been turned upside down by this Corona Virus / Covid-19, and we have been hearing a lot about what we CAN’T do and where we CAN’T go, but our guests during this series are going to talk to us about their area of expertise and all of the ways we still CAN learn and grow, train, connect, and expand our freedoms in ways we maybe haven’t thought about before. Our guest today is Sarah Joy Albrecht. Sarah is the Founder and President of Hold My Guns, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a mission to connect responsible firearm owners with voluntary, private, offsite storage and education, through a national network of partnering gun shops and FFLs, during times of mental health crisis or personal need. Hold My Guns takes a non-legislative, pro-rights approach to help prevent suicide, accidental shootings, and theft. 1) People get really nervous when we talk about mental health and gun ownership. This is because we know that government legislation of any kind in this area is going to end up trampling people’s rights. You have created an organization that offers real solutions to these issues but with the emphasize on self-governance and on the preservation of people’s rights, with no dichotomy between freedom and compassion. Talk to use about what Hold My Guns is and where the idea came from? 2) How does the program work? 3) You are planning to provide educational opportunities through  partnering with FFLs to address some of the underlying issues contributing to suicide. I am sure there are many gun store owners listening all over the nation. How can they get involved in this program? 4) You have spent your life caring for others, and your previous career was as a childbirth educator. How did that career impact your journey to found Hold my Guns? 5) You have been developing the Hold My Guns Organization for a couple of years. How interesting and perfect is the timing of finally launching in the time of COVID-19?

This week with Golden State features FFL Board Member and HOF inductee John Wetmore. He will dive into what FT looks like, how to become consistent and how to capitalize on FFLs support while hiring.

Daily Gun Show #630

Hour #1 Guests: - Drew Berquist - creator of OpsLens.com an online news source and a brand new show about to launch on CRTV called Experience Matters with Drew Berquist - Paloma Capanna - Paloma is an Attorney and Policy Analyst with a focus on Second Amendment litigation, representing individuals, activist organizations, and FFLs.  Paloma’s work spans individual handgun permit cases to federal civil rights litigation.  A common theme among her cases is putting an end to government secrecy and Freedom of Information requests. Admitted to practice in New York in 1992, Paloma has more than 25 years of litigation experience at the trial and appellate levels. Currently working on the FBI misuse of information from Forms 4473 in the Robinson v Sessions Petition. - Michelle Cerino - known as the Princess Gunslinger, Michelle is a shooter, writer, hunter, adventuress and most importantly mother and wife. Michelle is also the Managing Editor & Columnist for Women’s Outdoor News (WON). Michelle recently wrote an article about the ABCs of AR-15s.

Ryan talks about California’s brand new ammunition law which bans internet ammo sales and requires all ammunition transactions to occur “face-to-face.” It also requires most sellers of ammunition to obtain a special ammunition seller’s permit. Gun dealers (FFLs) in California are exempt from this. For more, see: https://rocketffl.com/california-ammunition-law-2018-explained/ Ryan also adds some information to the last episode … Continue reading "Trigger Words 011 – CA Ammo Law, Foreign Persons, Background Checks"

Ryan talks about California’s brand new ammunition law which bans internet ammo sales and requires all ammunition transactions to occur “face-to-face.” It also requires most sellers of ammunition to obtain a special ammunition seller’s permit. Gun dealers (FFLs) in California are exempt from this. For more, see: https://rocketffl.com/california-ammunition-law-2018-explained/ Ryan also adds some information to the last episode … Continue reading "Trigger Words 011 – CA Ammo Law, Foreign Persons, Background Checks"

Episode 35 of the John1911 Podcast:   Obama executive orders on FFLs. Bosnian hates UN Freeze says I can't talk about Turkey. Pmag Giveaway. Battle 73 Easting. US Spy Plane emergency landing in Russia. Who is on Obama's pardon list? Venezuela institutes legal slavery!  All Bernie wanted was a airplane.  Scott speaks a click language. Magnetospeed Drama.   Marky & Freeze www.john1911.com www.tacticaltshirts.com "Shooting Guns & Having Fun"  

In this episode Ryan and Jason review Jason's decisions for his lower receiver.  They discuss Jason changing his mind on the forged vs. milled debate and talk some more about methods and markings.  The new DDTC/State Department guidance regarding gunsmith and manufacturer FFLs is briefly explained and then Ryan addresses some listener questions.   The questions are about traveling to other states with silencers, which type of reloader to use, and the correct magnification for second focal plane scopes. Links: Sua Sponte Foundation Special Operations Warrior Foundation Free Long Range Targets Join GovX.com ($15 off first order) LASR App, laser training software (“cleckner” code for 10% off)   Examples of the mis-aligned upper/lower "magazine catch bump":

Ever see the guys at a match who have the well rehearsed "tactical kata" but can't really shoot that well? What about the guy that tells you X product is better than Y because it has *more* features, even if those features aren't useful. What about the guys who buy a crappy gun, and then spend the next years trying to make it better, instead of just saving up for something that doesn't suck. All these people are wasting time on stuff that doesn't matter. If you want to get better, stop wasting your time, streamline, and get better. The News A Johnston county, NC school opened an indoor shooting range (for JROTC students to shoot pellet guns). Even though it's pellet guns, I think this is awesome. A DC police officer was instructed to walk into roll call with an unloaded pistol , and dryfire it pointed at another officer as part of a training exercise. This is frighteningly stupid. I can't believe it happened, and I can't believe he wasn't shot by all of the other officers in the room. CALM DOWN INTERNET! Have you heard? Californis is banning all gun dealers! They're shutting them all down! Yeah, that's not the case. They are trying to pass a bill that's pretty nasty for FFLs, but it's not a complete shutdown of all the FFLs in the state as most of the headlines from the last week would have you believe. According to the NRA-ILA, the bill would do a few things: AB 2459 would make four serious changes to California’s dealer licensing requirements. A prohibition on licensee business premises being on a residential property. A clear statement that localities may impose more restrictive requirements on licensees than those imposed by state law. A requirement that licensees maintain full color video surveillance that is of sufficient quality to provide for facial recognition and records all firearm transactions on the premises, all locations where firearms and ammunition are stored, the immediate exterior of the licensed premises, and all parking facilities owned by the licensee.  The video equipment would be required to run during all business hours and be set to begin recording when motion is detected at all other times.  The licensee would have to certify to having compliant video equipment at least yearly and make any needed repairs to the equipment within 15 days of any damage.  The footage would need to be stored on the premises for at least five years, but that could be extended if the footage may be part of a law enforcement investigation.  Licensees would also be required to post a prominent sign indicating that customers are being recorded. All licensees would be required to have a liability policy of a minimum of $1M per incident to cover liability arising from "theft, sale, lease or transfer or offering for sale, lease or transfer of a firearm or ammunition, or any other operations of the business and business premises." Yeah, it's bad, and it would definitely shut down a lot of businesses, but it's not the blanket ban you've been lead to believe is happening. Gear that Doesn't Suck You should have a squib stick, but you shouldn't waste a bunch of money buying one that's actually made as a squib stick. For less than $6 (at the time of this episode being published) you can get a 12" bras rod that's perfect to use as a squib stick for 9mm and larger handguns. Find it at triangletactical.net/doesntsuck. Dryfire Tip of the Week: Tighten up your dryfire with some partials. I've been slaying my dryfire lately with wide open targets, but at the IDPA match this weekend I totally borked when trying to shoot some targets that only had the heads available. On another stage I wound up getting some rounds in the head box of the target, which is great, except if we're being honest, I wasn't aiming for the head box... Anyways, I'm breaking out the no-shoot and hardcover in my dryfire again. Give it a try. Contact If you've got something for me, hit the comments below, or shoot me an email at luke@triangletactical.net

EP082 GunBlog VarietyCast   Blue Collar Prepping - The Vacation State of Mind Foreign Policy for Grownups - Trumpanomics Pacifiers & Peacemakers - What’s It Like To Be A Mom With A Gun Tech Tips with Silicon Graybeard  - Getting started with radio receivers This Week in Anti-Gun Nuttery - Penny Okamoto of Ceasefire Oregon Attacks FFLs Our Sponsor - http://www.lawofselfdefense.com/variety     Blue Collar Prepping - A Vacation State of Mind Everyday Survival: Why Smart People Do Stupid Things – http://amzn.to/1TT9YAR Tsunami Footage - https://youtu.be/f9UaemMtCzE?t=1m30s Tilly Smith - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilly_Smith Disneyland State of Mind - http://conflictresearchgroupintl.com/disneyland-state-of-mind-marc-macyoung-2/ Stephen Crane quote - http://americanliterature.com/author/stephen-crane/poem/a-man-said-to-the-universe   Felons Behaving Badly Police: Two men arrested after shooting into Charlotte home - http://www.fox46charlotte.com/news/local-news/84271222-story Suspect 1 - http://webapps6.doc.state.nc.us/opi/viewoffender.do?method=view&offenderID=1307368&searchLastName=Anthony&searchFirstName=Omar&listurl=pagelistoffendersearchresults&listpage=1 Suspect 2 - http://webapps6.doc.state.nc.us/opi/viewoffender.do?method=view&offenderID=1414001&searchLastName=Thomas&searchFirstName=Larry&listurl=pagelistoffendersearchresults&listpage=1   Foreign Policy for Grownups - Trumpanomics Capital flight in China - http://www.businessinsider.com/capital-flight-concern-in-china-2016-1 Is the US trade deficit bad news? - http://www.cato.org/publications/commentary/is-us-trade-deficit-really-bad-news Oil imports from where? - http://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs/faq.cfm?id=727&t=6 America makes tons of stuff - http://www.cato.org/blog/trump-wrong-america-makes-tons-stuff Ignorance of manufacturing processes - http://www.core77.com/posts/45270/Trumps-Plan-to-Force-Apple-to-Manufacture-in-US-Demonstrates-Complete-Ignorance-of-Manufacturing-Processes   Plug of the Week Polar H7 Bluetooth Smart Heart Rate Sensor - http://amzn.to/227rg25 Triangle Shooting Academy - http://triangleshootingacademy.com/   Pacifiers & Peacemakers - What’s It Like To Be A Mom With A Gun   Fun With Headlines   Death of teens that drank racing fuel found to be accidental -  http://wkrn.com/2016/03/11/death-of-teens-that-drank-racing-fuel-found-to-be-accidental/   Cause & Manner of Death - http://snohomishcountywa.gov/806/Cause-Manner-of-Death   Tech Tips: SiG - Getting started with radio receivers Receivers and Other Radios - http://thesilicongraybeard.blogspot.com/2015/12/receivers-and-other-radios.html Receivers and Other Radios - Part 2 - http://thesilicongraybeard.blogspot.com/2015/12/receivers-and-other-radios-part-2.html Tri-Band Yaesu VX-6R Submersible Amateur Ham Radio Transceiver - http://amzn.to/1Rk2dOi Kaito WRX-911 AM/FM Shortwave Radio - http://amzn.to/1Rk2scj How to get a Technician License - http://www.arrl.org/getting-your-technician-license   The J Block - Jamie Gilt, Florida Gun Rights Advocate, Shot In Back By Son Jamie Gilt, Florida Gun Rights Advocate, Shot In Back By Son - http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2016/03/10/jamie-gilt-shot-florida_n_9427426.html   This Week in Anti-Gun Nuttery - Penny Okamoto of Ceasefire Oregon Attacks FFLs Penny Okamoto Blames FFLs For Gun Violence: https://youtu.be/YtnHYn_7HPI Security Requirements for Pharmacies: http://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/pubs/manuals/sec/sec_req.htm FFL Record Required - Licensees: https://www.atf.gov/qa-category/record-required-licensees # of FFLs in America (2014) - https://www.atf.gov/about/docs/report/2015-report-firearms-commerce-us/download   De Facto Gun Registration Exists in the United States - http://www.vuurwapenblog.com/general-opinion/lies-errors-and-omissions/de-facto-gun-registration-exists-in-the-united-states/