Assorted Calibers Podcast Ep 335: More 2A, Any Way We Can

  

In This Episode

• Erin and Weer’d discuss:
  • an attempted mass stabbing in Boston;
  • transgender people embracing the Second Amendment;
  • KE Arms winning their lawsuit against GWACS.
• Xander gives us his thoughts on red flag laws;
• and Myles tells us how spent the weekend training new shooters.

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Show Notes 

Main Topic

• The Pros and Cons of Using Elderberry (Sambucus nigra) for Prevention and Treatment of COVID-19
• Reading a Truly Cringey Tinder Profile - Zach Noe Towers - Stand-Up Featuring
• Off-duty Boston police officer shoots and kills armed man inside Chick-fil-A in Copley Square
• The trans Americans turning to guns for protection
• GWACS Loses Again In Lawsuit Versus KE Arms

Assorted Calibers Podcast Ep 334: Beatings Will Continue Until the Second Amendment is Observed

  

In This Episode

• Erin and Weer’d discuss:
  • Operation Blazing Sword has joined with other 2A orgs to file a Petition for Certiorari in Antonyuk v. James;
  • Democrats expressing regret for electing David Hogg toe the DNC;
  • Kash Patel has been sworn in as FBI Director... and is also ATF Acting Director?
  • Maine's new firearm waiting period law being blocked by a Federal judge.
• Xander talks about how many guns you should have to support the Second Amendment;
• and David explains "rim jam" and how to avoid it.

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Show Notes 

Main Topic

• Operation Blazing Sword Petition for Certiorari Filed in Antonyuk v. James
• Dems Having Major Buyer's Remorse After David Hogg Starts Texting Them Outrageous Messages
• FBI Director Kash Patel to be named ATF chief
  • Video: Why We SHOULDN’T Abolish the ATF (…Yet)
• Federal judge blocks Maine's firearm waiting period

Gun Lovers and Other Strangers

• Ram Jam - Black Betty
• The Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers' Institute
• Rim (Firearms)
• 45 ACP
• 308 Winchester
• 25 ACP
• 32 ACP
• 38 Super
• 6.5 Japanese
• 22 Long Rifle
• 22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire
• 8 millimeter Lebel
• 7.62 by 54 R
• 303 British
• Lee Enfield
• Bloke on the Range: Why Lee-Enfield Rimjams Are Not A Big Deal
• Bloke on the Range: Some Modern .303 Rimjams
• Smith & Wesson Model 52
• Brena Bock Author Page
• David Bock Author Page
• Team And More

Petition for Certiorari Filed in Antonyuk v. James

 

A Case for Second Amendment Rights in Public Spaces

Operation Blazing Sword - Pink Pistols is proud to announce the filing of an Amicus Curiae brief in Antonyuk v. James, a petition for certiorari which asks the Supreme Court to examine the Second Circuit’s ruling in the case, which mostly upheld New York’s new “sensitive places” laws that ban carry in public places. We are joined in the brief by the Second Amendment Law Center, the Delaware State Sportsmen’s Association, the Hawaii Rifle Association, Gun Owners of California, the Second Amendment Defense and Education Coalition, Federal Firearms Licensees of Illinois, and the California Rifle & Pistol Association.

Our AC brief recounts the massive resistance to Bruen that has arisen in a handful of anti-gun states and compares New York’s law to similar efforts in other states, including California. The brief also uses places that serve alcohol, one of the law's designated “sensitive places,” as a case study to show how the Second Circuit botched the Bruen analysis in at least four different ways. Finally, we argue that the Second Circuit’s reasoning is flawed because it ignores the reality that everyone who carries in modern-day New York is extensively vetted before getting a permit. Before 1900, open carry was generally allowed for anyone, even former criminals, and so any comparison to historical “sensitive places” laws that does not account for this difference presents a skewed analysis. Having already made those with carry permits undergo an extensive vetting process to ensure they are not dangerous, New York shouldn't claim that it needs to ban carrying in most places for safety reasons.

While this may be an uphill climb, we are hopeful that the Supreme Court will make an exception here given the Second Circuit’s repeated insistence on flouting Bruen. In addition, the Petitioners may be helped out by the circuit split that has now developed. In its ruling, the Second Circuit did at least strike down the private property default “vampire rule”, under which those carrying must have permission before entering a private business open to the public; even the Second Circuit felt that went too far! However, this was not the case for the Ninth Circuit, which upheld Hawaii’s similar law in Wolford v. Lopez. We are hopeful that the Supreme Court will grant cert to Antonyuk, Wolford, or both, and urge the Court to do so to vindicate the right to carry.

Unlike the forces of gun prohibition, Operation Blazing Sword – Pink Pistols isn't funded by a New York billionaire. Instead, we depend upon donations from people who believe in our mission to teach the gun curious how to shoot and then to tell the world that we have done so, because armed queers don't get bashed. Please visit our donation page to see how you can help. As we are a 501c3 charity, all donations given before January 1 2026 can be deducted from your 2025 tax returns.

   

Assorted Calibers Podcast Ep 333: the "2 Much 2A For 2 Hosts" Roundtable

  

There's so much 2A news that Erin and Weer'd can't handle it by themselves!

In This Episode

Erin, Weer'd, David, and Oddball discuss:

• a mass shooting in Sweden and the calls for yet more gun control (despite Sweden's gun laws being some of the strictest in Europe);
• a teenage gunman's attempt to steal a plane being thwarted by an armed pilot;
• a New York Times story about YouTube influencers and changing gun culture;
• the ruling by a District Court judge in Mississippi that the machine gun ban is unconstitutional post-Bruen;
• an Appeals Court in Louisiana ruling that suppressors aren't "arms"...  but is that good?
• an Illinois judge's ruling that FOID cards are unconstitutional;
• President Trump's Executive Order to "Protect the Second Amendment" and what it  may mean;
• Everytown admitting that gun control is an infringement;
• the DOGE Audit uncovering the web of taxpayer money funding gun control, including Bloomberg, the Brady Center, Giffords, and others.

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Show Notes 

• Gunman in Sweden school shooting 'shot himself dead after killing 10 people'
  • Browning BAR Rifle Review: Vintage Gentleman’s Hunting Semi-Auto
• Sweden to tighten gun control laws after deadly shooting
• Pilot stops teen who entered a regional airport with guns, demanding a plane
• How YouTube Is Changing American Gun Culture
  • Kentucky Ballistics & the Slow Mo Guys
• District Court Judge Rules Ban on Machinegun Ownership Unconstitutional Under Bruen
• Court Rules Suppressors are NOT Protected by the Second Amendment
• Judge Webb Finds Statutes in FOID Card Act Unconstitutional in People vs. Brown
• Protecting Second Amendment Rights EXECUTIVE ORDER
• Everytown right now: "If they get rid of Second Amendment infringements, we won't have any gun laws left!"
• EXPOSED: Taxpayer Dollars Laundered Through NGOs to Everytown, Other Anti-Gun Operations

Traveller Actual Play: R.A.V.E.N. ep 8, "No Time For Tolls"

In this episode:

• Chrome recaps the events of the previous episode in-character, and I hope it's amusing!
• I make a Fortunate Son joke that's completely appropriate, and then a horrible pun, and then a Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow reference that no one caught.🙁
• and there's an air/raft chase, and rampant disrespect for toll booths, and a space battle!

This episode and the one previous are my absolute favorite. There's action, there's humor, and of course there's the usual Player Character nonsense. 

Assorted Calibers Podcast Ep 332: Life Advice from Clint Smith and Elmer Keith

  

In This Episode

• Erin and Weer’d discuss:
  • David Hogg election as Vice Chair of the Democrat National Committee;
  • Merrick Garland's gift of a Tommy Gun in Washington, DC, if that's even legal;
  • the UK still experiencing knife violence and passing yet more knife laws;
  • a home defense caught on camera in Michigan, and what can we learn from it;
  • Tom Knighton's article on mandatory storage laws.
• Weer'd unearthed a video of Dr. Arthur Kellermann talking about his favorite topic: gun control;
• and David talks about cartridge pressure.

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Show Notes 

Main Topic

• David Hogg wins election as vice chair of DNC
• “If you don’t support banning semi automatic rifles you should leave the Democratic Party and join the Guns Over People party.” - David Hogg, Oct 29 2023, on TwiX
• FOIA Request Issued on Merrick Garland’s ‘Tommy Gun’
• UK government plans stricter regulations for buying knives online
• This Is Why There Are No Reasonable Conversations on Mandatory Storage Laws

Weer’d Audio Fisk

• March 14, 2013: Speaking From Experience: Seasoned Leaders Offer Solutions to Gun Violence
• Gunblog Variety Cast Ep 160: The Kellermann Study
• Assorted Calibers Podcast Ep 029: Fisk on Suicide
• Assorted Calibers Podcast Ep 269: Always Be Prepared
• Assorted Calibers Podcast Ep 222: Cranky Old Podcasters
• Assorted Calibers Podcast Ep 039: Back on the Defense
• Priorities for Research to Reduce the Threat of Firearm-Related Violence
• 2016 Nice (France) truck attack
• Where did the Columbine Killers get their Guns?
• Gun Violence lowest since the 1960s

Gun Lovers and Other Strangers

• The Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers' Institute
• All About The .38 Special +P and .38 Special +P+
• Elmer Keith
• .357 Magnum
• .44 Magnum
• Elmer Keith's ka-BOOM
• Ten-Finger Johnny
• Under Pressure - Queen
• Brena Bock Author Page
• David Bock Author Page
• Team And More

Assorted Calibers Podcast Ep 331: 19th Century Firearms

  

In This Episode

• Erin and Weer’d discuss:
  • snow in Florida and earthquakes in New England;
  • members of certain 2A groups are able to apply for non-resident California concealed carry permits;
  • Chris Cheng of Operation Blazing Sword sits down with Washington Gun Law for an interview at SHOT Show;
  • a Florida man being shot by his own gun when LEO disarms him;
  • Tom Knighton's comparison between Canada's healthcare deaths and US gun deaths.
• John Richardson talks about the devastation of North Carolina from Hurricane Helene;
• Myles reviews the Henry Lever Action Supreme (LASR);
• and David talks about semi-auto pistols vs. revolvers.

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Show Notes 

Main Topic

• Federal Judge Orders California to Accept Nonresident Concealed Carry Permit Applications from Pro-Gun Group Members
• Washington Gun Law: A Sit Down with Chris Cheng of Operation Blazing Sword
• Florida Officer Faces Termination for Accidentally Shooting Man with His Own Gun
• Guns Don't Kill People. Canada Kills People

John Richardson Interview

• No Lawyers Only Guns and Money
• Western North Carolina Needs Your Help!

South Paw Corner

• Henry Lever Action Supreme
• Swampfox Tomahawk II
• Swampfox Trihawk Prism Scope
• Weaver / Picatinny Mount for Henry Lever Action Supreme .223 & .300 Blackout
• Wheeler Professional Digital Trigger Gauge

Gun Lovers and Other Strangers

• Revolver
• Semi-Auto
• Smith & Wesson
• S&W 1917-01
• S&W 1917-02
• Colt
• Colt 1917-01
• Colt 1917-02
• Glock
• Ruger
• Sig Sauer
• Springfield Echelon 01
• Springfield Echelon 02
• Handi-Racker
• Maglula
• Gun Nutz
• Defensive Revolver with Clint Smith
• Brena Bock Author Page
• David Bock Author Page

Washington Gun Law interviews Chris Cheng

I'm a big fan of Washington Gun Law and have been watching his YouTube videos for years. I was very pleased when he posted a video talking about the amicus brief that Operation Blazing Sword filed, along with several other organizations that comprise the Historically Discriminated Coalition, in support of the plaintiff in Ocean State Tactical v. State of Rhode Island.

I was even more pleased, and quite surprised, when William Keith contacted me and asked if I would be at SHOT Show this year, because he wanted to interview me. 

Unfortunately I wasn't going to be there (I really should go one day), but I knew who would be: Chris Cheng, Top Shot season 4 champion and member of the OBS board of directors. I played matchmaker and the result was a fun, comfortable interview between two pro-gun people. 

If you don't subscribe to Washington Gun Law, you should. Unlike a lot of 2A YouTubers, he doesn't waste your time and gets straight to the point. Most of his videos run 12 minutes or less and he's a great speaker. I hope that in the future I can work with him to bring gun rights to Washington state. 

Assorted Calibers Podcast Ep 330: I'm Thinking We're Back

  

In This Episode

• Erin and Weer’d discuss:
  • a Bloomberg publication clutching their pearls over SHOT Show, and what it says about who's winning the culture war over guns.
  • a successful self-defense shooting with a legally-carried handgun... in New York City?
  • an anti-gun lawyer who thinks that "high capacity magazines" were invented in WW2.
  • reports from the January NRA Board Meeting are out,  and things look promising.
• Weer'd interviews John Richardson about running for NRA Board of Directors.
• and David looks at the new no-lock S&W revolvers.

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Show Notes 

Main Topic

• SHOT Show 2025 Preview: More Assault Weapons and Silencers
• Brandon Herrerra: We Need to Talk About Keltec
• Keltec PR57 pistols
• Gunman claims self-defense in deadly clash at Brooklyn park, no charges likely: sources
• “Concealed carry is herd immunity against crime” t-shirt
• New Jersey argues in its brief that "the earliest [large capacity magazines] with magazine capacity beyond 10 rounds were designed specifically for use by soldiers during World War II."
• January 2025 NRA Board Meeting

John Richardson Interview

• No Lawyers, Only Guns and Money
• Elect a new NRA

Gun Lovers and Other Strangers

• Smith & Wesson
• Tompkins plc
• American Outdoor Brands
• Smith & Wesson Website
• 629 Mountain Gun
• 686 Plus Mountain Gun
• 432 and 632
• Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson, 5th Edition
• History and Future of the Smith & Wesson Internal Lock
• British owner sells Smith & Wesson to Arizona company
• The S&W Revolver Internal Lock
• Lipsey's Exclusive: S&W No Lock 686 and 629 Mountain Guns
• Brena Bock Author Page
• David Bock Author Page
• Team And More

 

Traveller Tuesday: Jumpspace is Psionic

Don't consider this a return to regular Traveller Tuesdays; they might happen, they might not. But playing in All Ones' Traveller campaign has me thinking about the system and setting again, so here's a notion which I've had for a long time and I've finally decided to write out. 

My use of Traveller setting and dress falls under
fair use guidelines for both Mongoose and Far Future Enterprises.

The crux of my argument that jumpspace is psionic stems from two canonical pieces of information. I shall use links to the Traveller wiki to support my thesis.

1. Continuous observation of jumpspace has been known to drive intelligent beings insane, so starship viewports are shuttered during jump.
• Yes, I am aware that this sounds a lot like Warhammer 40,000's Warp, but WH40K came out in 1987 and Traveller came out in 1977, and WH40K has a reputation for unabashedly stealing ideas from elsewhere for their setting. 
  
  
2. There must be at least one living being (definitely sentient, presumably sapient) onboard a ship to successfully jump. 
• If this weren't the case, then player characters wouldn't get contracts to deliver mail to planets, because mail ships (such as X-boats) would be automated. Instead, the IISS has at least one human being aboard an xboat per jump. 
• Jump torpedoes were a thing which existed in the early days of Traveller, but they have since been de-canonized. J-torps would be perfect for delivering non-physical mail to systems. 

So this tells me that there's something about jumpspace which requires a living being to perform a successful jump. To me, the easiest answer is that jumpspace is a quantum state which requires an observer in order to collapse the wave function successfully, which engages the jump. 

Why? Again, the easiest answer from my perspective is that jumpspace is psionic in nature. This means that any species which is capable of manifesting psionics -- and so far as I know, that's any sapient (self-aware) species -- needs to observe the jump in some manner. 

That these observers don't themselves need to be psionic means that they aren't causing the jump to happen. This means that there's something about the nature of jumpspace itself that prevents entry to ships without a sapient observer on board, resulting in a misjump. 

This must be linked to jumpspace's quality to cause insanity, which is presumably a psionic effect of some sort.

(Whether or not a long observer in cold sleep would count as an observer is an argument I'm not ready to have right now. I could see it going either way, frankly.)

So why is jumpspace like this? The easiest answer for weird, spooky stuff in Traveller is "the Ancients did it." Considering that the Ancients were a powerfully psionic species, they may have invented jumpspace in order to speed their spread across the galaxy.

Traveller GMs: yes, I am absolutely suggesting that a powerful Ancient device (maybe the undiscovered Ancient homeworld) is keeping jumpspace active. Which means that jumpspace could be controlled... or amplified... or even turned off. 

Want to have an instant disaster on par with or exceeding the Long Night, but not the Empress Wave or Virus? Here's your solution. 

Have fun. 

Assorted Calibers Podcast Ep 329: Sad Developments

  

In This Episode

• Erin and Weer’d discuss:
  • the passing of Cam Edwards' wife, Elaine;
  • Germany disarming political groups (again);
  • a bill in Colorado that, if passed, will ban the sale of most guns;
  • the ATF defying a court order by posturing about pistol braces create short-barreled rifles;
  • the Firearms Policy Coalition suing Massachusetts over their Handgun Roster;
  • the Second Amendment Foundation's legal victory against Pennsylvania over adults  18-20 carrying guns;
  •  a negligent discharge on another podcast, and what we can earn from it.
• David gives his review of the Mountain Billy GOAT-15.

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Show Notes 

Main Topic

• A January Thanksgiving
• Germany: AfD members banned from owning guns in new court ruling
• Sale, manufacture of semiautomatic guns that accept detachable magazines would be banned in Colorado under bill
• Rogue ATF Bureaucrat Ignores Injunction on Pistol Brace Rule
• FPC Moves to End Massachusetts Handgun Ban
• SAF Win in Lara v. Evanchick
• Wow, Gun Goes Off In Podcast Guest Pants Who Wasn't Wearing A Holster

Gun Lovers and Other Strangers

• GOA
• GOALS
• Mountain Billy Gun Labs
• Mountain Billy Staff
• GOAT-15
• Swampfox Liberator
• Goat 15- Handguard
• Goat-15 Box
• Goat-15 Lower
• TFBTV NRAAM 2024
• Magazines 1
• Magazines 2
• GOAT-15 Weight
• Goat-15 Bolt Face
• Goat-15 FCG
• Brena Bock Author Page
• David Bock Author Page
• Team And More

Traveller Actual Play: R.A.V.E.N. ep 7, "Banquets and Beatdowns"

This is a very Chrome-centric episode, so of course I like it. He was funny, he was sneaky, he had a juicy role-play opportunity, and he was useful in a fight. (Next session will continue this trend, but with vehicles.)

Because All Ones didn't include the picture of what Chrome wore to the Aslan shindig, here it is in all its glory: 

https://amzn.to/4h2xA3U

As you can see, there's totally room for a stunner pistol down that codpiece!

Erin on Handgun Radio ep 437

If you listen to Handgun Radio. then you already heard this episode when it came out two weeks ago. But if you haven't, well, here's your chance!

We recorded this the Sunday before Christmas, and it looked like Weer'd Beard wasn't going to be able to make it because he was picking up in-laws at the airport with no idea when he'd get back. I wasn't doing anything that night and thought I'd fill in for Weer'd. 

Go to Handgun Radio and listen to episode 437 to find out what happened next!

Assorted Calibers Podcast Ep 328: Anti-Gun Liars and Other Villains

  

In This Episode

• Erin and Weer’d discuss:
  • Justin Trudeau stepping down as Canadian Prime Minister;
  • the hand-wringing and calls to "do something" after two New Year's attackers passed their background checks to rent trucks on Turo. Car owners won't tolerate what gun owners endure;
  • the man who stabbed two people on the New York Subway, who has been arrested over 80 times;
  • meanwhile, New York City is adding tolls to the streets to encourage more people to go on the dangerous subways.
• Weer'd discovered an Everytown project badly in need of a fisk;
• Michigan has passed a suite of new gun control laws, and Xander needs to rant about them;
• and David gives us information on drop-loading guns and whether or not it will harm the extractor.

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Show Notes 

Main Topic

• Live updates: Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau resigns as Liberal Party leader
• Turo CEO: Attackers had clean records, so background checks wouldn’t have stopped them
• This is the 10th deadliest mass killing in the U.S. since 2006. We need to Ban every car that can go over 20 miles per hour
• Shooting near New York nightclub: At least ten injured victims
• Jamar Banks, accused of two train stabbings, seen being escorted out of NYPD’s Transit District 2
• Congestion pricing maps show which New York roads and tunnels are and are not impacted
• Charging working-class people exorbitant amounts of "fees" to force them onto a dangerous public transit system where they aren't allowed to defend themselves without being charged with a crime.

Weer’d Audio Fisk

• Everytown-Are You Good With That?
• Senator Mazie Hirono Veteran Suicide Gun Control
• The Accessibility of Firearms and Risk for Suicide and Homicide Victimization Among Household Members
• Bushmaster’s Corporate Overlords Leaving the Gun Business
• North American Arms Belt Buckle .22
• Underoos
• Zero Tolerance’: The Biden Admin Is Allegedly Shutting Down Gun Stores For Minor Clerical Errors
• Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act
• Young People Fear Gun Violence, But Also Think Guns May Keep Them Safe
• Gen Z is more conservative than many realize — but the Instagram-fluent generation will revolutionize the right
• CDC 2018 Cause of Death by Age (PDF)

Gun Lovers and Other Strangers

• Handgun Radio
• Extractor
• Colt 1911 Parts Diagram
• Glock 19 Parts Diagram
• Mossberg 500 Parts Diagram
• Mossberg 500 Function VIDEO
• Michiguns
• The 1911 Volume 2
• Shotgun Extractors 1
• Shotgun Extractors 2
• Rim Damage
• C&Rsenal: The Alofs
• Brena Bock Author Page
• David Bock Author Page
• Team And More

Assorted Calibers Podcast Ep 327: Happy New Year's Round Table

  

In This Episode

Due to the holidays we didn't have any segments, but David joins Erin and Weer'd for a Round Table where we discuss Second Amendment news.

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Show Notes 

• Shouldn't gun control proponents have to demonstrate their preferred laws actually reduce homicide?
• Rantz: Seattle Police chief frontrunner doesn’t think 2nd Amendment is ‘appropriate’
  • Follow-up: He’s been appointed Seattle police chief.
• Poland has become the first EU country to introduce compulsory gun & shooting classes in all its elementary schools
• Range V Garland (PDF)
• Federal Appeals Court Again Tosses Gun Ban for Man Who Lied to Get Food Stamps in the 90s
• This is Why All of You Want to Abolish the ATF
• The Terror of a Wrongful ATF Raid
• Why Did the ATF Raid Baltimore Gun Rights Advocate Mark ‘Choppa’ Manley’s House?
• ATF raids Community Activists home days before Thanksgiving
• ATF Director Resigns
• ATF Director Resignation Letter
• Federal judge Rules Ban on Gun Drug Possession Unconstitutional
• Congress Authorizes More Gun Ranges on Federal Land
• Brena Bock Author Page
• David Bock Author Page
• Team And More