Oct 9, 2026 · 1 hr 54 min · 29 segments
It's our favorite day and we'll spend most of the show covering our favorite topic. We'll take go over the headline from around the country, take phone calls from you and generally just hang out and…
Chris ChengGuestWillie WaffleGuestWhat did I want to crack into this morning before I was so rudely interrupted by life? Well, there's a variety of topics.
I want to talk a little bit about my concerns with flock and gun owners, flock cameras.
What was the name of the NRA? There was two different NRA magazines, right? One was more serious and one was kind of more laid back.
I don't remember the names of the magazines, but I remember that I would always try if I found one or if I ended up with one, I would always turn to the always turned.
And it would highlight incidents around the country because even back then I realized that amongst the talking heads and the babble about how bad guns were and everything else, even in my teens, I realized that there was a place for people to be able to defend themselves.
So it always bolstered me to be able to read about people being able to defend themselves in those kinds of situations.
And so even to this day, when I look at stories and I see that, I'm always interested and intrigued to see what people have to say and what the instances were where people were able to defend themselves in those kind of situations.
As well, also the fact that California is now trying to introduce a bill at the federal level, not just a California congressman.
It's not the state of California, but a California congressman is trying to introduce a federal bill to redefine many air rifles, pellet guns, and air rifles as firearms.
Um, and this is a whole different, we've had conversations on this program before about how the technology on air rifles has progressed to a dramatic level to where in some cases, um, you know, some air rifles, depending on the quality and the size and everything else can be, I mean, people are actually taking game, bigger game with air rifles, with larger caliber air rifle, um, And I had I had asked this question.
When do you think people will start trying to regulate these like regular firearms? Because you could just buy an air rifle right now off Amazon.
What did I want to crack into this morning before I was so rudely interrupted by life? Well, there's a variety of topics.
I want to talk a little bit about my concerns with flock and gun owners, flock cameras.
What was the name of the NRA? There was two different NRA magazines, right? One was more serious and one was kind of more laid back.
I don't remember the names of the magazines, but I remember that I would always try if I found one or if I ended up with one, I would always turn to the always turned.
And it would highlight incidents around the country because even back then I realized that amongst the talking heads and the babble about how bad guns were and everything else, even in my teens, I realized that there was a place for people to be able to defend themselves.
So it always bolstered me to be able to read about people being able to defend themselves in those kinds of situations.
And so even to this day, when I look at stories and I see that, I'm always interested and intrigued to see what people have to say and what the instances were where people were able to defend themselves in those kind of situations.
As well, also the fact that California is now trying to introduce a bill at the federal level, not just a California congressman.
It's not the state of California, but a California congressman is trying to introduce a federal bill to redefine many air rifles, pellet guns, and air rifles as firearms.
Um, and this is a whole different, we've had conversations on this program before about how the technology on air rifles has progressed to a dramatic level to where in some cases, um, you know, some air rifles, depending on the quality and the size and everything else can be, I mean, people are actually taking game, bigger game with air rifles, with larger caliber air rifle, um, And I had I had asked this question.
When do you think people will start trying to regulate these like regular firearms? Because you could just buy an air rifle right now off Amazon.
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