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Sep 20, 2026
Tom GreshamHOST
[upbeat rock music] All righty, back with you here, Tom Gresham.
Tom GreshamHOST
Give me a call, 866-TALK-GUN or Tom Talk Gun.
Tom GreshamHOST
Pretty much open lines, so obviously talking about what's going on or what, what just happened in Idaho with the good guy with a gun stopping a bad guy with a gun who was killing people.
Tom GreshamHOST
All right, on the phones right now, we've got Matt.
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Tom GreshamHOST
Good on them.
Tom GreshamHOST
All right, give me a holler.
Tom GreshamHOST
866-TALK-GUN, that'll get you in here, or Tom Talk Gun.
Tom GreshamHOST
I am Tom Gresham.
Tom NelsonHOST
And so then I'm going to carry it along.
Tom NelsonHOST
Thinking about old things that are cool that I like, I was just doing a deep dive on old Masayube's Fact and Firearms channel this week.
Tom NelsonHOST
I listened to like – 15 20 episodes on it and i was just thinking about how great like all the old information is and just the wealth of history about like odd calibers and stuff like that so i was just doing a deep dive on that and then i was listening to a video on 40 caliber And I was sitting there thinking like, oh, man, like, yeah, .40 caliber is kind of a cool caliber.
Tom NelsonHOST
And then I did a deep dive on the California Highway Patrol and their service pistol stuff, and I just thought that was so funny.
Brian EngelmanHOST
Judge's decision was about two consolidated cases brought up against the government by 15 red states and a number of Second Amendment gun rights groups.
Brian EngelmanHOST
The big, beautiful bill provision that quietly zeroed out the tax may ultimately do what no court in Congress and administration had done in 90 years, eliminate the National Firearms Act, one of the primary American gun laws.
Brian EngelmanHOST
says Jeffrey Cohen, former associate chief counsel at the ATF.
Brian EngelmanHOST
It's time to defend the Second Amendment.
LukeHOST
Hello, everyone.
LukeHOST
Welcome back to another episode of TFB's Behind the Gun Podcast.
LukeHOST
I'm your host, Luke, and today I'm in the studio with a very good friend of mine, Mr. Martin from Falco Holsters, one of my favorite holster companies.
LukeHOST
Martin, welcome to the program, man.
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MartinGUEST
Thank you very much for having me and have a nice one.
LukeHOST
Absolutely, man.
LukeHOST
And to the rest of you out there listening to TFD's Behind the Gun podcast, thank you for tuning in and we'll catch you all again next week.
Cornfield CommandoGUEST
However, under the Jensen injunctions, so separate plaintiff list, that specific code is covered that they cannot be, uh, that they cannot enforce.
Cornfield CommandoGUEST
So the Jensen plaintiffs are the Firearms Policy Coalition Action Foundation specifically, which you can become a member of.
Cornfield CommandoGUEST
I think it's, like, 10 bucks a month if I remember.
Cornfield CommandoGUEST
Uh, or, like, a $10 one-time donation'll get you part of that, uh, plaintiff list.
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speaker_3HOST
Bye, y'all.
Cornfield CommandoGUEST
See ya.
Cornfield CommandoGUEST
[upbeat music] This podcast has been a production of the Firearms Radio Network.
Cornfield CommandoGUEST
For more, visit firearmsradio.net. [upbeat music]
Wayne Allyn RootHOST
So perfect sponsor of this segment.
Wayne Allyn RootHOST
The group is called Firearm Rights for Americans.
Wayne Allyn RootHOST
The website for firearmrightsusa.org. That's firearmrightsusa.org. My old friend of, I don't know, 20, 25 years,
Ed MartinGUEST
Ed Martin
Wayne Allyn RootHOST
They just don't know.
Wayne Allyn RootHOST
So I try my best to make sure they know.
Wayne Allyn RootHOST
You're launching a new gun rights group called Firearms Rights for Americans aimed at restoring firearm access to Americans convicted of nonviolent crimes.
Wayne Allyn RootHOST
So people who lost their gun rights can now petition to get them back.
Wayne Allyn RootHOST
Ed Martin today is the senior fellow at the Center for Renewing America, and he launched a gun rights group, so perfect sponsor of this segment.
Wayne Allyn RootHOST
The group is called Firearm Rights for Americans.
Wayne Allyn RootHOST
The website, firearmrightsusa.org. That's firearmrightsusa.org. My old friend of, I don't know, 20, 25 years, Ed Martin is with
Ed MartinGUEST
us.
Wayne Allyn RootHOST
They just don't know.
Wayne Allyn RootHOST
So I try my best to make sure they know.
Wayne Allyn RootHOST
You're launching a new gun rights group called Firearms Rights for Americans aimed at restoring firearm access to Americans convicted of nonviolent crimes.
Wayne Allyn RootHOST
So people who lost their gun rights can now petition to get them back.
Isaac MeyerHOST
Of course, the old border checkpoints went away, they could hunt more freely, but the Meiji state was much more centralized than anything that had existed in Japan before, and its leaders were very invested in exerting control over the population in ways that had never really been possible in earlier eras.
Isaac MeyerHOST
Over the decades, Matagi communities began to face restrictions as well around permitting for the use of firearms and licenses for hunting, and at the same time, international trade opened up new avenues for wealth because fur, for example, was a common export good for the US and Europe.
Isaac MeyerHOST
Firearms are a subject worth dwelling on in particular because they would dramatically change the nature of hunting for Matagi communities.
Isaac MeyerHOST
Before the Meiji era, Matagi hunted primarily with spears.
Isaac MeyerHOST
That origin story for the Koyaha, the Matagi group associated with Kukai and Shingon Buddhism, gives one explanation, of course, but more likely it was a practical matter of bows just not being damaging enough to bring down a bear.
Isaac MeyerHOST
But this would also dramatically change the nature of the Matagi's relationship to the government, because remember during the Edo period, the Matagi largely had a live-and-let-live relationship with local domains.
Isaac MeyerHOST
They would pay their tribute of animal product, but in exchange they were left alone.
Isaac MeyerHOST
Firearms changed the incentive structure.
Rebecca LavoieHOST
And it looks like when we went to an event in D.C. with it last year and we were going to carry it on.
Rebecca LavoieHOST
And we realized we can't carry this on because literally everybody thinks it's a G.U.N. We went through TSA security.
Rebecca LavoieHOST
You know, like we checked in.
Rebecca LavoieHOST
We the person at their thing.
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Regina WardGUEST
But that's that doesn't happen a lot or it's not granted a lot.
Regina WardGUEST
I guess I should say that's a situation where someone has.
Regina WardGUEST
I mean, they're in a life threatening situation in terms of, you know, they've actually been harmed physically or they've been chased down with the G.U.N., you know.
Regina WardGUEST
And those kinds of things.
LukeHOST
Hello, everyone.
LukeHOST
Welcome back to another episode of TFB's Behind the Gun podcast.
LukeHOST
I'm your host, Luke.
LukeHOST
And today I am here with white supremacist Arian.
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AryanGUEST
can't remember now.
AryanGUEST
But yeah, we were doing 3Gun there.
AryanGUEST
It was my first time being properly exposed to running around and shooting.
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