On today's episode Amanda Suffecool takes the commentator's seat as we talk mare about the Sacramento shooting from Sunday, The Biden Administration is set to nominate another anti-rights champion for ATF Director, should attorneys be able to carry in a courtroom, and should you get a permit even if you are in a permitless carry state.

Paul and Craig Deluz take an in-depth look at the shooting Saturday night in Sacramento.

Charlie Cook grabs the commentator's seat today as we talk about the anti-rights crowd making stuff up as they go along, a massive jump in Philadelphia concealed carry permits and other stories of the day.

On this weekend's edition of The Bullet, we talk with Rich Ector about introducing thousands of women to shooting in one weekend.

Charlie Cook and Mike Piwowarski also help discuss the events of the week.

Tom Walls talks with Paul about the Georgia legislature finally passing permitless carry, and we get to the age-old debate of what caliber is best for your handgun.

In today's episode, Mike Piwowarski takes the commentator's seat as we talk about swatting, Georgia getting very close to permitless carry, Florida is not out of the permitless carry race just yet, and (hold on to your seat) common sense out of the California Legislature! 

Today Paul talks about Mag capacity limit laws with Dan Wos and we also discuss if you can trust a Democrat who says they are pro-gun.

Rob Morse and Paul talk about the events of the day including an article Rob wrote explaining that lowering fees reducing training requirements help everyone associated with the industry.

Today Charlie Cook and Paul discuss if the terms permitless carry and constitutional carry are really interchangeable and what each means, plus we discuss more Second Amendment news stories of the day.