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TWIG 443

Hello everyone and welcome back to This Week in Guns, brought to you by Patriot Patch Company, VZ Grips, MAF Corporation, and FFL Payments. 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.

Lopey Loper – Is Chevron make ATF Kill?!

A nice and pleasant master bate

VZ Grips: ThisWeek15

Rahimi – The Sky is Fall, It is Joever

Bump Stock Ban Blocked Pt MCMXIV

FFLPayments

The Sturgeon General: Guns Make you Sick

How did ATF Make SUrpriser More Fast?

MAF Corp: Fuddbusters

FBI Active Shooter Report 2023: 48

Uvalde Cops Indicted

Patriot patch Co. TWIG10

can’t even take a gun on an airplane, shit country tbh

Key points:

– Chevron deference has been overturned, which limits the power of federal agencies to interpret vague laws, potentially impacting future gun regulations.
– The Rahimi decision upheld certain gun restrictions for those deemed dangerous, but it did not dismantle the broader Bruen framework, leaving the door open for future challenges to hardware bans.
– Form 4 approval times for suppressors and other NFA items have significantly decreased due to administrative changes at the ATF, improving the overall purchasing experience for gun owners.

0:00 Introduction and sponsors
0:56 Broad Discussion on Chevron
2:14 Impact of Chevron ruling on gun laws
7:51 Criminal implications of gun laws
10:59 Role of judiciary in interpreting laws
12:06 Importation and sporting purposes test
13:07 ATF’s use of Chevron
19:16 Support for Matt Hoover
21:20 Discussion on the presidential debate
37:52 Sponsor: VZ Grips
39:44 Rahimi case and its implications
53:20 Bump stock ban blocked
54:56 Sponsor: FFL Payment Processing
1:00:15 Surgeon General’s report on firearm violence
1:07:22 ATF form 4 approval times
1:14:38 Sponsor: MAF Corporation
1:15:36 FBI active shooter report
1:17:18 Uvalde police chief indictment
1:22:15 Sponsor: Patriot Patch
1:25:33 Closing Remarks