Assorted Calibers Podcast Ep 259: The Fran-tastically Tired Round Table

Assorted Calibers Podcast

In This Episode

It’s an ACP Round Table, and we're all exhausted. Join Wee’d, Erin, Oddball, and David as we tiredly discuss:

• the pending gun ban in Massachusetts;
• new firearms on the California handgun roster, and Biofire's AC brief supporting the lawsuit against it;
• a new addition to the Tennessee red flag law, and the NRA is involved;
• a lawsuit which claims that "wanting to purchase an AR-15" or "testing a firearm's trigger" is a red flag;
• a federal judge has ruled that Oregon Measure 114 is indeed Constitutional, while at the same time states are lining up to speak out against magazine bans;
• and New York citizens are buying guns in response to rising crime.

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Show Notes

• New Mass. gun bill receives push back from gun owners group
• Legislation to change Massachusetts gun laws would have far-reaching impact
• SIG P320 Added To California Handgun Roster
• BIOFIRE SUPPORTS GUN OWNERS' CHOICE IN BOLAND V. BONTA
• In a deserted courtroom, the grim details of the Nice atrocity go mostly unnoticed
• Republican senator looks at NRA-backed option with Tennessee governor’s bill facing trouble
• NY SAFE Act Resolutions
• The lawsuit claims the gun store is liable because a customer "testing the weight of the trigger pull" is a "red flag":
• Loved ones of Buffalo mass shooting victims sue social media, gun and body armor companies
• Update: They managed to piss off the judge even more
• District court denies preliminary injunction against sale of large capacity mags in Oregon
• Federal Judge Rules Oregon Magazine Ban, Gun-Purchase Permitting Constitutional
• New Yorkers Concerned Over Crime, Purchasing Guns in Response
• 20 AGs File Brief Challenging Delaware AR-15, Magazine Ban
• Springfield Echelon