In a shocking turn of events, a Federal Judge read and applied the US Constitution thereby overturning the 32 year old California “Assault Weapon” ban. Don’t go out and buy a cake and balloons just yet. Gun control is all about CONTROL and the tyrants in California are not about to give up control.

What can we expect now that another judge has invalidated an illegal California policy? You can guess for yourself. 

Also, during our Duracoat Featured Firearms segment, Professor Paul has called an audible. Our friends at Samson Manufacturing are making some very interesting accessories for one of Paul’s favorite firearms. Tune in to find out which one.

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• Federal Judge Overturns California’s 32-Year Assault Weapons Ban www.nytimes.com
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From www.nytimes.com:

A federal judge in California on Friday overturned the state’s three-decade-old ban on assault weapons, which he called a “failed experiment,” prompting a sharp retort from the state’s governor.

California prohibited the sale of assault weapons in 1989. The law was challenged in a suit filed in 2019 against the state’s attorney general by plaintiffs including James Miller, a California resident, and the San Diego County Gun Owners, a political action committee.

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