Episodes
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On the third anniversary of the Parkland Massacre, the White House issued a statement calling on Congress to enact "common sense" gun control. Their specific calls were for "universal background checks," a new assault weapons ban, and most worryingly a repeal of the protection of lawful commerce in arms act.
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The next two-four years are going to be turbulent for gun rights in America. While I'm mildly optimistic that we won't see a new Assault weapons ban, you can bet your bottom dollar that we'll see attempts to expand red flag laws, universal background checks, and a ban on 80% lowers. Perhaps most concerningly are President Biden's statements about repealing the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, which shields firearms industry business from frivolous lawsuits.
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If you've been around the defensive shooting community for a long time, you might have been surprised in 2019 and 2020 by what felt like a sudden surge in popularity for 2011 style pistols. The 2011, for those that don't know, is a double stack version of the venerable 1911 pistol, and uses a modular frame. The largest manufacturer of 2011 pistols is Staccato, formerly known as STI, who recently pivoted from making competition only guns to focusing on the concealed carry and LE market. To help understand Staccato's 2011 pivot, and the surge in popularity of this platform, I invited my old friend Hilton Yam of 10-8 Performance on to talk about 1911s, 2011s, and what people running these platforms need to know.
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We're back! I was on the road and then Thanksgiving happened, which is why there hasn't been a new episode for a couple of weeks. But we're back now and we have got news, including NSSF's plans for a Digital SHOT Show.
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It's time for Firearms Industry News for Friday the 13th, and we have some spooky news. In this episode: the ATF is already conspiring with the Biden transition team to infringe your rights, and the FPC is suing people like a boss!
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Welcome to Firearms Industry News for November 6, 2020. We still don't know who the president is, but hey who cares because we sold almost 2 million guns in October! Woo hoo freedom!
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Let's be honest, we all kind of saw this coming
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In the news, the Coasties are getting a new gun, Clark County Nevada has released large event guidelines that will surely affect SHOT Show, and the Red Ryder is back for Christmas!
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On this special edition of Firearms Industry News, we take a look at Joe Biden's plan for Gun Control if he gets elected. The goal with this episode is to provide analysis and probability of each plan happening, not to fear monger.
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In this special episode of Firearms Industry News, we go into detail on who the mysterious purchaser of Remington's assets is: a company called Roundhill Group, run by Scott Soura and Richmond Italia, which has a suspicious connection to the current leadership at Remington.
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In this week's episode of the news we have: Steel Challenge Results, good news for SAF, and a sight that looks like a boob.
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Yesterday, Remington announced the winning bidders in its bankruptcy asset sale. The big news is that Ruger is going to buy Marlin firearms, and the Round Hill Group, a property investment company, will buy all the Remington firearms assets. Vista Outdoors, owners of Federal, CCI, and Speer will buy the Remington Ammo business and license the Remington brand name from Round Hill Group.
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Today in the news we've got some match results, SHOT Show is still on, and Democrats want to ban online ammo sales
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Hey it’s the news! And Max Michel is hella good at shooting
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Welcome back to the news! I had to take a couple of weeks off to handle some personal business, but we back baby! In this week’s episode: new product from Smith & Wesson, match results from USPSA, and a 10,000 foot level analysis of the sale of Remington’s ammo business.
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Welcome to Firearms Industry News for the week of August 14th, 2020. In this week’s news we talk about the NRA, CMP, and Apex Tactical has a new trigger for your Hellcat!
NRA's complaint
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Conspiracy theory or fact? We get our lead from China?
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The NRA is in crisis. Yesterday, the NY State Attorney General filed a lawsuit seeking to dissolve the NRA. I believe that the NRA cannot survive the political onslaught while being led by Wayne LaPierre and his cronies; and we as gun owners cannot afford the loss of the NRA as an organization. It’s time for the Board of Directors to act: it’s time for Wayne LaPierre to go.
Contact the NRA: https://contact.nra.org/
How we got here: https://www.ammoland.com/2019/07/shit-storm-todays-nra-heads-need-to-roll
NPR on the lawsuit: https://www.npr.org/2020/08/06/899712823/new-york-attorney-general-moves-to-dissolve-the-nra-after-fraud-investigation
Recoil covers the lawsuit: https://www.recoilweb.com/goodbye-nra-new-york-and-d-c-team-up-to-dissolve-the-giant-162138.html
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Welcome to Firearms Industry News for the week of July 31st, 2020! Today we have some financial news and how Federal is disrupting the status quo
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Hey guys there's no ammo. Here's why.
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