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All right, welcome again to Gun Talk.

I'm Tom Gresham, and well, you know what?

We talk about guns around here.

It really doesn't matter if it's shotgun rifles, rifles, pistols, water guns. If it goes bang, we'll talk about it,

okay? And you can be a part of that. Give me a call to 866 Talk Gun or Tom Talk Gun.

And we talk about the technical and the ballistic stuff and the fun stuff, but we also have to

talk about the Second Amendment and gun rights,

and which means politics. And we had a major thing happened this week. Actually, it was a

major disappointment, at least for me, and probably for a lot of people, who better to explain

what happened than Adam Crout from the Second Amendment Foundation, Adam.

You know, I know that people are online talking about this deal. It's decision, well, decision, actually, a decision not to take cases from the Supreme Court. Let me get out of the way and let you

explain what happened. Sure. So on Monday, the Supreme Court issued its orders list, and we've been anxiously checking those for the last, God knows how many weeks, hoping to see some news on two different cases on Ocean State Tactical, which was not a SAF case, but that dealt with Rhode Island's magazine capacity restriction.

And then in SNOPP, which dealt with Maryland's

assault weapons ban, which was a SAF case.

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