I don't know how accurate it is, but I have done some reading on this whole bill thing with Biden and calling for Congress or whatever.

And from what I've gathered, it is they need to take anything over 10 rounds, gone.

Okay?

A.Rs.

Yep, 10 round magazines.

A.R's gone.

And so that would make a lot of handguns gone too.

If you have to be 21 and have a permit in order to purchase, like a federal permit to purchase a gun.

So every 18-year-old that has a shotgun, like done, they're immediately a felon.

Well, they're not a, there's no way they would just become a felon because they'd be either grandfathered

in or they would have to turn in their gun.

I'm just saying what I heard.

And then shotguns would be down to 410.

So where is it that it says shotguns would be down to 410s?

I had, it was a YouTuber that had like summed up the bill kind of for me.

So that's...

Is that because of the bore size or like what...

Yeah, I think, yeah, I think it was because of the barrel size.

Well, it's because it can hurt someone who's trying to come and take your guns. Yeah, because you, like, buckshot, you can buckshot in like a 20 gauge can, can,

Joey, that's sort of irrelevant because, like, we already have the guns.

Like, that, that bill only helps you if we didn't all have the 12 gauges and the 10 gauges already.

And then they were like, we're only going to sell 410.

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