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Welcome to the We Like Shooting Show, episode 568
Our CAST is Jeremy Pozderac, Savage1R, Aaron Krieger, Nick Lynch and my name is Shawn Herrin.
Gear Chat
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- Shawn – Samson Mfg SAS and the BRE
Bullet Points
This is stuff that is not product specific, concepts, stories, etc.
- Aaron – taking ca shooting
- Shawn – TLR-7A HLX retraction
Gun Fights!
#WLSisLife-Style
#Aaron’s Alley
Secret Service in front of Congress yields absolutely no information.
Going Ballistic
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Summarize / Editorialize / Go to the cast for comments
- Eighth Circuit does a thing
- A three-judge panel from the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Minnesota’s ban on issuing carry permits to 18-20-year-olds is unconstitutional. This decision aligns with the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2022 Bruen decision, which requires gun control laws to have historical support. The case was challenged by the Second Amendment Foundation and other groups. The ruling emphasized that Minnesota failed to provide sufficient evidence to justify the age-based restriction on carrying handguns for self-defense.
- CA Infringes
- California has implemented a Merchant Category Code (MCC) for firearm retailers, tracking purchases made with credit cards. The code aims to monitor firearm sales but does not specify individual items bought. Critics argue that this measure targets law-abiding citizens rather than criminals and poses risks of data misuse. Despite initial support, several states and credit card companies are rethinking its implementation. The initiative reflects broader efforts to control gun purchases indirectly through financial institutions.
- MA hates freedom
- Massachusetts has passed a sweeping new gun control bill that introduces significant changes to the state’s firearm laws. This legislation tightens regulations on unregistered “ghost guns,” enhances restrictions on assault-style weapons, and includes measures for stricter firearm data collection. The bill passed despite significant opposition from gun owners and some lawmakers. Critics argue it infringes on Second Amendment rights, while supporters claim it will improve public safety.
- Full registration of ALL guns.
- Onerous licensing and administrative requirements on retailers. For example, all guns in inventory need to be registered with the state before they are even sold.
- Bans all legally owned magazines with a capacity greater than 10 rounds. Those standard-capacity magazines already lawfully owned would be barred from transfer.
- State police would create a roster of banned semi-automatic rifles and a database of all guns.
- Commissions to study “technologies” like microstamping that have already been proven by independent peer review research to be flawed and unreliable.
- Live-fire requirement despite the fact there are very few public ranges where this can be done.
- Publicly searchable in a database of all lawful firearm owners.
- Creates another government database to issue serial numbers for all firearms.
- Small, independent retailers will be saddled with inventory they can no longer sell.
- Massachusetts has passed a sweeping new gun control bill that introduces significant changes to the state’s firearm laws. This legislation tightens regulations on unregistered “ghost guns,” enhances restrictions on assault-style weapons, and includes measures for stricter firearm data collection. The bill passed despite significant opposition from gun owners and some lawmakers. Critics argue it infringes on Second Amendment rights, while supporters claim it will improve public safety.
- Fire up the stills boys
- A federal judge in Texas ruled that the ban on homemade liquor is unconstitutional, rejecting the government’s justifications for the prohibition. The judge argued that the ban does not align with the federal government’s power to collect taxes or regulate interstate commerce, as it affects noncommercial producers who do not owe taxes. The ruling marks a victory for personal freedoms and limits government overreach.
Jeremy Reads
Five Stars from Michael E: I just ordered the Mitchell Defense GWOT DOC upper, to pair with my Aero M4E1 Lower. Thanks to the WLS25 promo code, it cost me $687.49 Including shipping. That is an awesome price. I’m trusting you Shawn, I hope it is as good as you say.
As for the podcast, been listening for a few years, and never miss a podcast. Great show. Went back and listened to 171 the other day, that was great. I think Nick talked in that episode more than he has in every show since. Living in Kentucky Buffalo Trace is on my whiskey shelf all the time.
Thanks for entertaining me for a few hours of my work week.
Michael E
Five Stars from Matt H: Hey fuck boys , I barely even know your names , Kevin , sewage , .22 plinkster and the fat guy ? Definitely the dude with the big head and the hey Arnold voice is ok ( does the gunbroker jeopardy). The fat one is cool to ! The Mel Gibson looking old guy not bad . ….is there another fat one ??? really enjoy the pod , they / them have a little bit of everything current events , lots of shit talking etc . No bullshit,i always Look forward to when the pods drop haven’t made a live one yet probably because my wife is cucking me out .. keep it up fuck boys definitely the best gun pod out there . Which isn’t saying much because all of the other gun pods blow sandy donkey dick . Thanks !!!
Five Stars from Michael E: Great show keep up the fight
Wrap up
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