In this episode, Matt and Felix address the tragic events at Bondi and the national conversation that followed. They discuss the speed at which firearms law reform was raised in the immediate aftermath and the concern this creates for lawful, licensed shooters across Australia. The conversation focuses on separating emotion-driven responses from evidence-based policy and why rushed reform risks targeting the wrong people.

The episode also examines broader government failings surrounding the attack, including warning signs, system breakdowns, and accountability. Matt and Felix outline why lawful firearms ownership continues to be scrutinised following violent incidents, regardless of whether firearms were involved, and how this pattern affects shooters, hunters, and regional communities.

Importantly, the discussion turns to action. The episode highlights what shooters must do immediately to safeguard their future—staying informed, engaging respectfully in public discourse, supporting representative bodies, complying strictly with existing laws, and holding governments accountable through lawful and constructive channels. It’s a serious conversation about responsibility, advocacy, and protecting a way of life without compromising public safety.

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