Guy Relford returns for another episode of “The Gun Guy” on 93.1 WIBC. Meijer has banned guns from being carried inside their stores. Guy talks about Indiana laws regarding this subject. He explains that "No Guns" signs at entrances are merely policy, not law. A business has the right to ask you to leave, and if you refuse to leave only then has a crime been committed. Beloved Hammer and Nigel producer, The Kyle Wells, aka Mega Mondo, calls in to talk about his 12 years with WIBC and where he’s going now. Big bad Guy admits to getting a little misty and shedding a tear over Kyle’s leaving. Kyle tells the audience that he’s leaving to pursue his dreams as a content specialist for Wrestling Inc. As the call wraps up, Kyle thanks Guy for inspiring him to shave his head bald and embrace the inevitable. Prosecutors Take Charge of Probe Into Alec Baldwin Shooting. While Guy openly admits that he's not an expert on New Mexico law, he addresses possible criminal charges that may be filed against Baldwin. As usual, Guy takes calls from the listeners. 

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Meijer has banned guns from being carried inside their stores. Guy talks about Indiana laws regarding this subject. He explains that "No Guns" signs at entrances are merely policy, not law. A business has the right to ask you to leave, and if you refuse to leave only then has a crime been committed. 

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Guy begins the show talking about Irvington resident Lance Huffman, whose family home has been shot at 5 times in the last two months. Towards the end of the show, that same Irvington resident Lance Huffman calls in to report that a suspect has been arrested. 

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Beloved Hammer and Nigel producer, The Kyle Wells, aka Mega Mondo, calls in to talk about his 12 years with WIBC and where he’s going now. Big bad Guy admits to getting a little misty and shedding a tear over Kyle’s leaving. Kyle tells the audience that he’s leaving to pursue his dreams as a content specialist for Wrestling Inc. As the call wraps up, Kyle thanks Guy for inspiring him to shave his head bald and embrace the inevitable. We’re going to miss you Kyle! 

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Guy Relford returns for another episode of “The Gun Guy” on 93.1 WIBC. Guy begins the show with the national discussion about “Constitutional Carry”.  What are Indiana’s stats on crime since the passing of Constitutional carry? Well, despite what the naysayers have said, gun violence has been trending down. Opponents of Constitutional Carry have argued that criminals will be emboldened to brazenly carry more. More guns, more crime, they plea. The stats do not back up those fears. In the second hour, Guy talks about President Biden’s recent pardons for Marijuana possession convictions. While Guy doesn’t believe that Marijuana possession should be a criminal offense, Federal law does. Guy warns the listeners to be wary that possession of usage of Marijuana may take away their 2nd Amendment rights. The N.I.C.S. form 4473 question 21e specifically asks if you are a user of Marijuana. 21e, even adds a warning, that it is still prohibited federally, even if your state has made it legal. As always, Guy takes calls from the listeners.  

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Guy Relford returns for another episode of “The Gun Guy” on 93.1 WIBC. What are the prospects in Congress for another "assault weapons" ban, and would it be Constitutional? Guy reacts to President Biden’s comments that he is going to ban "assault weapons”. Guy explains what exactly an “assault weapon” is, and why the last “Assault Weapon” ban was allowed to sunset. Guy talks about the possibility of a future ban with this Congress and SCOTUS. As always, Guy takes calls from the listeners, and explains to one caller that our Bill of Rights is not a bill of “Needs”.

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Guy Relford returns for another episode of “The Gun Guy” on 93.1. It was a later start than usual because of WIBC’s IU Football coverage today. Guy revisits the topic of flying commercial with firearms, and answers the question of what you are to do if your flight is diverted to a state that doesn’t recognize your license to carry. Guy talks about how the Credit card industry has not been particularly friendly to gun related businesses. created a new process regarding gun related businesses. Guy has been working with the Indiana Legislature to pass a bill to forbid them from discriminating against gun related businesses. A panel of the International Organization for Standardization voted to approve the creation of a "merchant category code" (MCC) for gun retailers, and the credit card companies are adopting the change. CC companies are assigning codes to gun related transactions to flag and report. The question is report to whom? Guy gives an update on the Greenwood Mall shooting and finishes the show celebrating Constitution Day, which is today. 

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Guy Relford returns fresh back from 5 day Carbine Rifle training at the Gunsite Academy in Arizona. Gun Guy is not only a strong defender of the 2nd Amendment, he’s a strong advocate of Firearm Training and education. He quotes American writer Will Durant: "Education is a progressive discovery of our own ignorance"

Guy has long been a big advocate for getting properly trained on the use of firearms, because it helps identify deficits in one’s skillset, one’s knowledge, and what one is not comfortable in. Training academy’s like Gunsite help identify the deficits you have in your abilities.

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