Fudd Busters

This episode of "This Week in Guns" covers a range of firearms-related topics, including emerging rumors surrounding Glock models and their market impact, particularly in light of California's recent legislation. The discussion delves into potential new Glock model rollouts and associated risks, as well as the implications for the broader firearm industry. Legal updates are also a key focus, with mentions of the NRA, Everytown's firearm safety program, DOJ legal actions, and ongoing Supreme Court cases concerning gun rights. The episode touches upon the processing of NFA firearms during potential government shutdowns and provides updates on specific legal cases.

This episode of "This Week in Guns" covers a variety of current events and legal developments in the firearms community. Hosted by Matt Larosiere and Ivan T. Troll, the discussion includes updates on personal gear and legal cases, analysis of Trump's ATF policies, the Franklin Armory settlement, and firearm classification issues. They delve into the implications of ATF settlements, the Charlie Kirk incident and gun tracing, and common misconceptions surrounding hunting rifles and gun control. The conversation also addresses HR 5342, Florida's open carry status, and the impact of nonbinary driver's licenses on FFL compliance. The episode concludes with Seattle's lawsuit against Glock, Glock's popularity with law enforcement, and a preview of a review for the COP .357 Magnum Derringer.

This episode of "This Week in Guns" features Stephen Gutowski of The Reload, discussing various gun-related topics. The conversation covers media reactions to mass shootings, political narratives, mental health issues, and potential prevention strategies. Legal challenges facing firearms manufacturers, such as Glock's response to California laws and patent disputes involving Shield Arms and Otter Creek Labs, are also explored. The episode highlights a federal ruling requiring New York to issue carry permits to out-of-state residents and delves into evolving gun legislation in different states.

This Week in Guns episode 8/13/2025, hosted by Matt Larosiere and Ivan T. Troll, covers a range of current firearm topics. The discussion debunks myths about the Korean War and M14, addresses SIG P320 controversy, firing pin block issues, and safety tests. It includes an analysis of NFA lawsuits, tax clause challenges, and historical justifications for short-barreled shotguns. The hosts also touch on gun sales trends, the AR-15 market, imported handguns, executive orders impacting gun companies, and permitless carry legislation in North Carolina. The episode compares SIG and Glock firearm mechanics and manufacturing tolerances.

This episode of "This Week in Guns" covers significant developments in the Second Amendment landscape. Key topics include the P320's safety concerns highlighted by an Air Force incident, potential ATF budget cuts and their implications via the FIRE Act, and a review of HR 3944. The discussion also addresses the "quiet ammo revolution," current ammo pricing and supply, and a Ninth Circuit ruling striking down California's ammo background check law. A proposed rule to restore firearm rights to certain individuals is also examined. The episode concludes with calls to action for supporting gun rights advocacy.

This episode of 'This Week in Guns' covers significant legislative news, including a sweeping domestic policy bill that eliminates taxes on suppressors, short-barreled rifles (SBRs), and short-barreled shotguns (SBSs), though concerns about future tax increases are raised. The video discusses the parliamentarian's decision to exclude NFA item deregulation from the bill under the Byrd rule. It also features a product comparison involving Streamlight and Harbor Freight flashlights, specifically addressing a lawsuit over design trademarks. Additional topics include the economic challenges faced by AR manufacturers and legislative lobbying efforts by gun organizations.

This Week in Guns covers the controversial legal strategies of Rare Breed Firearms and potential implications for patent law. It also addresses a recent ATF letter regarding a Beretta 71 barrel extension, highlighting how gun rights groups like GOA have sensationalized the issue. The video discusses the Supreme Court's decision in favor of Smith & Wesson against Mexico, emphasizing the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, and touches on the hesitant approach to Second Amendment issues. Finally, it briefly mentions ongoing legal battles concerning Illinois' assault weapon ban.

This episode of 'This Week in Guns' covers significant legal and product-related developments in the firearms community. Key topics include an analysis of the ATF's settlement with NAGR regarding forced reset triggers, which is deemed largely symbolic and ineffective. The discussion also addresses new firearm purchase restrictions in Washington state, including permit-to-purchase laws. A critical review of the Ruger 10/22's design flaws and reliability issues is presented, contrasting it with other .22 firearms. The hosts delve into the legal challenges, public reactions, and historical context of various gun rights issues, critiquing organizational credibility and ATF policies.

This video analyzes the Rare Breed FRT settlement, questioning whether it represents a victory or a defeat for Second Amendment rights advocates. The content creator, Fuddbusters, aims to combat myths and misinformation within the 2A community. The description also includes links to merchandise, community platforms (Patreon, SubscribeStar, Discord), and affiliate links for various products, including a 3D printer and related materials, and books on gun control and legal ramifications.

This episode of "This Week in Guns" covers a range of topics relevant to the firearm community. It delves into recent developments with the ATF, including potential policy shifts and leadership changes, and discusses the historical context of the 1986 machine gun ban in relation to Second Amendment rights. The program also mourns the closure of Florida-based gun manufacturer SCCY, exploring the economic factors and potential mismanagement that contributed to its downfall, and questions the sustainability of low-cost firearm producers. The discussion touches upon broader Second Amendment politics, national reciprocity, and the roles of federal and state governments in gun regulation.

This video debunks common myths and misconceptions surrounding the AR-15 platform, delving into its history, taxonomy, and technical aspects. The presenter meticulously breaks down terms like 'select-fire,' 'Armalite,' 'semi-automatic,' 'assault rifle,' and 'intermediate cartridge' to establish a clear foundation for discussion. The video then systematically addresses and refutes various 'fudd lore' myths regarding the AR-15's design, capabilities, and historical context, comparing it to other firearms like the Thompson and M14. It highlights how semantic inaccuracies can influence gun policy and explains the unique taxonomic issues associated with the AR-15.

This episode of "This Week in Guns" covers significant legal and legislative developments impacting firearms. Key topics include the Supreme Court's Vanderstock v. ATF decision concerning "buy, build, shoot" kits, its implications for 80% receivers, and the lack of a clear definition for firearms. The discussion also delves into Colorado's broadly written legislation on semiautomatic handguns and criticizes the Duncan v. Bonta case's classification of magazines as mere accessories. The episode touches on federal power, Second Amendment litigation, ammo prices, and other state-level gun control actions.