Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell critique gun control groups like Bloomberg and Brady for opposing the Trump administration's decision to allow military personnel to carry firearms in DC, arguing it subverts local laws. They highlight the hypocrisy, noting criminals face no charges while law-abiding citizens are restricted, and celebrate DC's recent homicide-free streak as evidence of effective policies.

The hosts share a bear defense story from Alaska, where a hunter used a 9mm pistol to stop a charging grizzly, emphasizing practical self-protection over caliber debates. They discuss New York's stringent gun measures, including mandatory registration and bans on high-capacity magazines, and a federal ruling striking down concealed carry bans on public-access private property as unconstitutional under Second Amendment protections.

Legal updates include the Seventh Circuit upholding Illinois' assault weapons ban, ignoring Bruen's historical test, with potential Supreme Court review. Suffecool notes a pending case on marijuana users' gun rights, comparing it to alcohol impairment standards. The episode addresses zoning and HOA restrictions hindering gun ranges, urging civic engagement to support firearms rights and responsible gun ownership.