The Bullet 4/20/2022 Today's commentator is Amanda Suffecool of Eye on the Target Radio. Topics include, Maryland doesn't want the Supreme Court to take up its "Assault Weapons ban", Senator Chuck Grassley calls out the Biden Administration for going after guns and not criminals, and California is now going after your 1st Amendment rights as well.

Today's commentator is Charlie Cook of Riding Shotgun with Charlie. We talk about a recent New York Post article that warns all sorts of bad things will happen if the Supreme Court rules the way we think it will in the NYSRA vs BRUIN case. We also discuss a Permanent child hunting and fishing license in Kansas.

On the weekend edition of The Bullet, Tony Simon, Beth Alcazar, and Charlie Cook sometimes talk about the events of the week, most of the time Paul and the crew are just trying to keep things moving forward (and failing). Buckle up for one of the funniest Second Amendment rides you are likely to take!

Today Tom Walls Of the Firearms Academy of Seattle talks with Paul about situational awareness, what keeps you out of trouble.

Your Commentators today are Mike Piwowarski and Jon Anderson. The conversation starts with an NBC investigative report into "ghost guns" and evolves to Biden's AFT

Beth Alcazar is your commentator today as we look at Georgia getting permitless carry, polls that show that new gun owners are not buying into the gun control narrative, and look again at Biden's gun control pitch from the White House on Monday.

Rob Morse joins Paul to discuss the most recent DC project video release. We also cover the news of the day.

Today Paul is joined by both John Petrolino and Tom Knighton from Bearing Arms. We talk about Bidens big gun control talk from the White House lawn as well as a story from Hawaii where a Naval officer was denied the right to possess his firearms because he was homesick in the past.

This weekend Rob Morse of Self Defense Gun Stories talks with Paul Lathrop about the stories of the week.

Topics include the Sacramento, California shootings, a huge jump in concealed carry permits in Philly, a Navy officer denied a firearms license in Hawaii because of homesickness, and the popularity of the bullet keeps growing! 

Today Paul and Alex Ooley discuss a Rhode Island case decided by the supreme court that may have implications going forward in Red Flag law cases. We also talk about a horrifying example of Hawaii gun control and a good gun lawsuit moving forward.