Glock Gen 6 rumors are everywhere — but most of what's being repeated online isn't coming from Glock at all. From the SHOT Show floor, we break down where the Gen 6 narrative started, what Glock has actually said, and how lawsuits and compliance pressure are distorting public expectations.

This episode also covers how California's handgun roster warps design timelines, availability assumptions, and consumer logic — and why people keep projecting motives onto Glock that don't align with how the company operates.

Beyond Glock, we move through major Second Amendment developments including Supreme Court arguments, an open carry lawsuit update, ATF marijuana enforcement conflicts, and cultural analysis that the mainstream coverage keeps missing.

Now that there has been more video and information released about the Minnesota ICE shooting with Renee Good, how has that changed our position on the tragic incident? We also tackle the top 9 - no TEN myths floating around the internet. What's true, and what's misinformation?

Also in this episode:

ICE's Bovino exposes an anti-2A legislator.

What We Got Wrong About Renee Good

Beyond the Permit: Guide for Recent CCW Holders

Fleeing Australia! Lady Liberty Australia, Kate Fantinel

Why'd the Sheriff Change the CCW Process… AGAIN???

CCWs Winning in Court! Attorney Gary Gibson.

Stump My Nephew

A full legal and factual breakdown of the Minnesota ICE shooting that's driving national outrage. We walk through the video, the law, and why political narratives are diverging so sharply from what the evidence actually shows.

From there, the show covers major Second Amendment developments across the country, including the NRA vs NRA Foundation lawsuit, California's mass shooter resentencing loopholes, training and safety culture, Virginia legislative threats, and a pivotal California ammunition case heading back to court.

This episode focuses on law, policy, and culture not emotion or slogans. If you want clear explanations instead of headlines, this one matters.

California's 2026 gun law changes are already reshaping what you can buy, how you can buy it, and how easily the state can jam up lawful owners with paperwork and "eligibility checks."
We walk through what these bills actually do (and what the internet is overreacting to), then close with a major roster update that turns the "Glock sell-through" into a mirage for a lot of models.

Then we talk to Stephanie Dilyard about the 7-Eleven assault in Oklahoma and the part nobody wants to admit out loud: you can do everything right in a life-or-death moment and still get punished after the fact by an employer's policy and liability instincts.

In this episode:

00:38 Viral "tyranny" clip exposes how people misunderstand semi-automatic firearms and what the Second Amendment is actually for

15:50 AB 1263 accessory panic versus what the law is really trying to control with digital files and liability

27:11 SB 704 barrel rules treat parts like contraband and build toward ammo-style eligibility checks and reporting

34:53 AB 1078 brings three-in-30 back and adds CCW renewal traps like a hard 90-day reset and looming livescan requirements

53:49 Stephanie Dilyard tells the full story of the 7-Eleven attack and why her first fear afterward was losing her job

01:41:59 AB 1127 "Glock ban" collides with the CA roster and wipes out the promised July sell-through for many models

01:53:34 Another FN great episode of Stump My Nephew from @RidingShotgunWithCharlie

02:05:37 Pew Pew Crew pitch and why they want structured responses to YouTube comments instead of letting bad takes sit uncontested

A full year-in-review for gun owners covering what actually moved the needle in 2025 and what didn't. We break down real wins, major disappointments, and why the DOJ's new civil-rights framing of the Second Amendment could matter long term.

This episode also features a wide-ranging conversation with Charlie Cook on culture, media, and community building inside the Second Amendment world, followed by a clear-eyed look at where national reciprocity stands heading into 2026.

In this episode:

• Second Amendment 2025 year in review wins losses DOJ shifts and lessons for gun owners
• Charlie Cook interview on gun culture media influence and community building
• Stump My Nephew discussion using humor and curiosity to reach non gun audiences
• HR 38 national concealed carry reciprocity update and why Congress keeps stalling

A violent attack in Australia once again triggered calls for "more gun laws" — despite armed police failing to intervene and civilians stepping up instead. This episode breaks down what actually happened, why the political response doesn't match reality, and how outsourcing public safety continues to fail when it matters most.

The viral claim that Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco "bent the knee" to BLM is broken down, using full context and on‑scene footage from an early 2020 protest that had real potential to turn into a riot. Find out what actually happened on the front line, why Bianco chose to kneel and pray with community leaders, how that differs from later performative political kneeling, and why critics are now weaponizing a few seconds of video to damage one of the strongest Republican prospects for California governor.​​

In this episode:

• Take a hard look at the viral "bent the knee" clip of Sheriff Chad Bianco as the full context shows a frontline sheriff de‑escalating a potential riot, kneeling to pray with community leaders—not surrendering to BLM or changing his pro‑law‑and‑order stance.​

• Dr. Roy Taylor, a law enforcement veteran and author, joins the show to talk about use of force, CCW standards, LEOSA, national reciprocity, and how cops and gun owners can actually get on the same side of the Second Amendment.​

• A recent Megyn Kelly rant wishing drug runners would "bleed out" sparks a deep dive into how real gun owners view lethal force as a last‑resort defensive tool, not a vehicle for revenge or entertainment.​

• A new UCSD‑linked study on guns and intimate partner violence gets pulled apart to reveal what it really shows about women arming for self‑defense, correlation vs causation, and why both sides of the gun debate will try to spin the same data.​

• A brutal "ultimate car holster test" exposes how popular magnetic car mounts can launch guns during crashes, fail with airbags, and encourage dangerous gun‑handling in vehicles—plus safer carry setups that actually work in the real world.​

California hasn't elected a Republican governor in years, but Sheriff Chad Bianco may have a real shot—if gun owners and conservatives understand the unique math of the state's top-two primary system. Michael breaks down past governor and presidential results, explains why a Republican vs. Democrat matchup is a guaranteed loss, and shares the only viable path to victory. Learn the strategy, the turnout goals, and what every pro-2A voter can do in the June primary to make a Republican governor possible again.

In this episode:

00:00 – Can Chad Bianco Actually Win California? The Only Path to a GOP Governor in a Deep‑Blue State​

19:37 – 2A Legal Update with John Dillon: Supreme Court, SB2 "Vampire" Carry Bans, Weed Users, Mag Bans & Ammo Lawsuits​

38:10 – Bill Angel's Story: Marine Vet Becomes Armed Synagogue Guardian and Finds a New Mission Serving His Community​

57:56 – What's Really Going On with Glock? V‑Series Confusion, Switches, Lawsuits, and the Gun Industry's PR Problem​

1:14:04 – SDCGO Christmas Party: Off‑Roster SAR 9, Springfield TRP 1911, and Africa Safari Silent Auction Teasers​

1:17:50 – Stump My Nephew: Do you know about Israeli Service Rifles?

1:26:49 – Will Rodriguez‑Kennedy: From Log Cabin Republican to Dem Party Chair and Explosive Misconduct Allegations​

1:57:14 – Ilhan Omar's Gun Control "Registry and Buyback" Rant: National Confiscation Agenda Said Out Loud​