Hello everyone and welcome back to This Week in Guns, brought to you by Patriot Patch Company, VZ Grips, and MAF Corporation. This show offers commentary on the latest firearms industry news, information and buzz. I’m your host Matthew Larosiere and I’m joined by the ratman.
Key Points:
- The Mexican government is determined to somehow extract rent from American gun companies, but is failing in increasingly entertaining ways..
- The 4th Circuit upheld Maryland's assault weapons ban, demonstrating the ongoing legal battle over a false distinction between civilian and military firearms.
- Polymer80 has quietly shut down, highlighting the significant pressures and challenges faced by firearm-related businesses, including legal battles and regulatory changes.
Timestamps:
1:43 Federal Court Dismisses Mexican Lawsuit Against Gunmakers
5:01 4th Circuit Upholds Maryland's Assault Weapons Ban
7:43 Historical Context of Gun Control
11:07 Machine Guns vs Semi-Automatic Firearms Debate
15:10 Principle Distinctions Between Types of Firearms
16:02 Nuances and Concessions in Firearm Legislation
20:25 Concessions Regarding Machine Guns and the NFA
24:32 Legal Challenges with Defaced Serial Numbers
28:17 Sponsor: VZ Grips
29:10 Polymer80 Operations Shutdown and Legal Troubles
35:05 Financial and Operational Struggles of Polymer80
40:16 California's Gun Rationing Laws and 9th Circuit Decisions
43:18 Qualified Immunity Win and NYPD's Handgun Permit Regulations
47:06 Sponsor: FFL Payment Processing
48:02 NSSF's Big Donation, and Big Accusation
52:42 Speculations on NSSF's Court Behavior
55:15 Fudd Blasters Review Teaser and Patreon Promotion
57:53 Episode Conclusion
Citing Bruen, Kansas Judge Tosses MG Possession Charge
Everytown is hilariously big mad
The DNC happened
VZ Grips: ThisWeek15
Court will not stay order in FRT Case
Partial Injunction Secured in California Carry Case
Nonresident carry must be respected
MAF Corp: Fuddbusters
FBI Has Released Images of Trump Gun
Massachusetts Targets Ammo Vending Machines
Patriot patch Co. TWIG10
Key Points:
- The Mexican government is determined to somehow extract rent from American gun companies, but is failing in increasingly entertaining ways..
- The 4th Circuit upheld Maryland's assault weapons ban, demonstrating the ongoing legal battle over a false distinction between civilian and military firearms.
- Polymer80 has quietly shut down, highlighting the significant pressures and challenges faced by firearm-related businesses, including legal battles and regulatory changes.
Timestamps:
1:43 Federal Court Dismisses Mexican Lawsuit Against Gunmakers
5:01 4th Circuit Upholds Maryland's Assault Weapons Ban
7:43 Historical Context of Gun Control
11:07 Machine Guns vs Semi-Automatic Firearms Debate
15:10 Principle Distinctions Between Types of Firearms
16:02 Nuances and Concessions in Firearm Legislation
20:25 Concessions Regarding Machine Guns and the NFA
24:32 Legal Challenges with Defaced Serial Numbers
28:17 Sponsor: VZ Grips
29:10 Polymer80 Operations Shutdown and Legal Troubles
35:05 Financial and Operational Struggles of Polymer80
40:16 California's Gun Rationing Laws and 9th Circuit Decisions
43:18 Qualified Immunity Win and NYPD's Handgun Permit Regulations
47:06 Sponsor: FFL Payment Processing
48:02 NSSF's Big Donation, and Big Accusation
52:42 Speculations on NSSF's Court Behavior
55:15 Fudd Blasters Review Teaser and Patreon Promotion
57:53 Episode Conclusion
Citing Bruen, Kansas Judge Tosses MG Possession Charge
Everytown is hilariously big mad
The DNC happened
VZ Grips: ThisWeek15
Court will not stay order in FRT Case
Partial Injunction Secured in California Carry Case
Nonresident carry must be respected
MAF Corp: Fuddbusters
FBI Has Released Images of Trump Gun
Massachusetts Targets Ammo Vending Machines
Patriot patch Co. TWIG10
