Tom Gresham's Gun Talk: 10.30.16 - Part A

Published on October 31, 2016
Duration: 44:45

This episode of Gun Talk discusses the potential impact of the upcoming election on firearm rights, focusing on proposed regulations and political rhetoric surrounding gun control. Tom Gresham and callers explore concerns about ammunition restrictions, the potential for executive orders, and the historical context of regulatory attempts by bodies like the Consumer Product Safety Commission. The discussion highlights the perceived threats to the Second Amendment and the strategies employed by political figures to influence gun ownership.

Quick Summary

Concerns about firearm rights in the upcoming election include potential ammunition restrictions, executive orders impacting NFA items, and the repeal of protections for gun manufacturers. Political rhetoric may lead to further gun control measures, making ownership more difficult or costly.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Crimson Trace Laser Sights
  2. 00:25Introduction & Election Talk
  3. 01:38Call-in Number
  4. 02:06Giveaway Winners Announced
  5. 03:35NASGW Show & New Products
  6. 04:41Remington New Pistol Announcement
  7. 05:11Ruger Polymer Pistol
  8. 05:20Remington 1911 in 10mm
  9. 06:04Unseen Pistol at Show
  10. 07:09Caller George on Election Impact
  11. 08:07Ammunition Regulation Concerns
  12. 09:05Gun Manufacturer Lawsuits
  13. 10:06CPSC & Ammunition Regulation History
  14. 11:09Break Announcement
  15. 11:20Silencer Shop Sid Kiosk
  16. 11:51Sig Sauer Products
  17. 12:23Timney Triggers
  18. 12:49Ruger LCRx Revolver
  19. 13:21Liberty Safe
  20. 14:03Remington Product Updates
  21. 15:10Post-Election Planning
  22. 16:22Caller James on Executive Orders
  23. 17:29NFA & SBR Executive Order Concerns
  24. 18:03Obama's Regrets on Gun Control
  25. 19:15Human Rights vs. Civil Rights
  26. 20:14Caller Jill on Self-Defense & Gun-Free Zones
  27. 22:30Newsletter & Truth Squad
  28. 22:59Election Update: Comey Letter
  29. 23:53Anthony Weiner's Computer & Emails
  30. 25:08FBI Email Discovery Details
  31. 26:11WikiLeaks & Email Content
  32. 27:04CNN Calls for FBI Director Firing
  33. 28:01Caller Dana on Concealed Carry Defense Stats
  34. 29:03Self-Defense Firearm Usage Data
  35. 30:30Call for Range Reports & Holiday Purchases
  36. 30:51Mossberg 930 Sporting Shotgun
  37. 31:25Gun Talk Concealed Carry Training
  38. 32:20Double Tap Ammunition
  39. 32:55Gallery of Guns Online Purchase
  40. 33:26Taurus Judge Revolver
  41. 34:03Liberty Safe Giveaway Winners
  42. 34:33Liberty Safe Special Offers
  43. 34:59Caller Tim on FBI Investigation Details
  44. 36:24Caller John on Email Volume
  45. 37:58Caller James on Concealed Carry Denial
  46. 39:49Caller Byron on Concealed Carry Denial & Misdemeanors
  47. 43:28Colion Noir & NRA Videos
  48. 43:53New Ammunition & Sig Sauer
  49. 44:15Call to Action & Show Outro

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main concerns regarding firearm rights in the upcoming election?

Concerns include potential ammunition restrictions, the possibility of executive orders impacting NFA items, and the repeal of protections for gun manufacturers. There's also worry that political rhetoric may lead to further gun control measures, making ownership more difficult or costly.

How might future administrations regulate ammunition?

A potential strategy involves making ammunition extremely costly to manufacture or imposing velocity limits. Another concern is allowing the Consumer Product Safety Commission to regulate ammunition, which has been attempted in the past.

What is the significance of the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA)?

PLCAA shields gun manufacturers from liability for the criminal misuse of their products. There is concern that future administrations might seek to repeal this act, potentially leading to lawsuits that could bankrupt the firearms industry.

What is the historical context of government attempts to regulate firearms and ammunition?

The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) once tried to regulate handgun ammunition as a hazardous substance. Congress intervened to prevent this, and there's a current push to allow the CPSC to regulate firearms and ammunition again.

What is the role of self-defense in the context of gun rights discussions?

The discussion highlights that firearms are used defensively by civilians hundreds of thousands to millions of times annually, often without shots fired. It's also noted that police have no legal obligation to protect individuals, emphasizing personal responsibility for safety.

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