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Guy Relford returns to the 93.1 WIBC Studios for another edition of the The Gun Guy Show. On today's show, Guy talks about the Supreme Court taking up the Rahimi case and Cargill. He also answers questions as to where you can carry your firearm here in Indiana.
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New Gun Laws will not work to prevent future mass shootings
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Guy discusses the tragedy in Maine this past week, gun laws, a case he worked on recently and a whole lot more!
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Paul Revere did not shout "The Deer are coming, the deer are coming!" He was warning against the approaching British army.
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Guy returns to the 93.1 WIBC studios for another edition of The Gun Guy Show. Guy talks about the IU Symposium titled "The Courts, the 2nd Amendment, and Public Policy". The subtitle for the event was "Just Shoot Me". Guy had a lot to say about this symposium and the lack of understanding that many academics have about the 2nd Amendment.
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Jeff Robinson, Muncie Democrat Mayoral Candidate has the same bad ideas about gun laws as Hogsett and Shreve.
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Guy welcomes the return of Pinnacle Firearms to the show.
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Jimmy Kimmel mocks Steve Scalise who was a victim of gun violence. Guy reacts.
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Guy Relford returns to the 93.1 WIBC Studios for another edition of the Gun Guy Show. Guy talks about Democrat Jeff Robinson who's running for Mayor in Muncie. He too shares the same misconceptions that having more laws against guns reduces gun crime. Guy talks about United States v. Rahimi. The main concern is Rahimi is truly a bad man. As Guy explains, bad facts make bad law. Guy plays clip of Jimmy Kimmel mocking Steve Scalise, who was a victim of gun violence.
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It's an unfortunate fact that too many people are sued after using justifiable lethal self-defense. Guy talks about how his client Kystie Phillips was sued in 2019 after she used a gun to save the life of an officer. As a result, Guy wrote a bill that he helped pass that same year that not only provides immunity to those who use legal lethal self-defense, it also provides a deterrent to future frivolous lawsuits as the law states that the loser pays the legal fees of those they sue.
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