S11E18: Legislative Updates – Huge SUPER EPISODE Part One

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🗓️ 30 May 2025

⏱️ 56 minutes

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About This Episode:
In this episode, we review legislative updates in the firearm industry, discussing recent Supreme Court decisions and the potential removal of suppressors from the National Firearms Act (NFA).
We cover significant state developments, such as Virginia's rejection of gun control bills and positive changes in Florida, as well as impacts in Georgia and Tennessee regarding age restrictions. We also highlight Arkansas's new gun safety education mandate in schools and shifts in concealed carry reciprocity laws in Iowa and Minnesota.

This episode delivers vital insights into the evolving landscape of gun laws and our rights as Second Amendment advocates. Stay tuned for part two for more updates.

As always, any questions or suggestions for future episodes can be submitted to [email protected]!
News Stories

Supreme Court Sidesteps Two Major Gun Rights Cases
Suppressors Out of the NFA? The House Says Yes—Thanks to Gun Owner Pressure

Will State Laws Make Suppressors Illegal If the NFA Is Repealed?

Governor Youngkin Vetoes Gun Control Bills, Defends Second Amendment Rights in Virginia
Florida: Governor DeSantis Signs Legislation to Remove 2A Restrictions During Emergencies
Georgia Supreme Court Upholds Carry Ban for Adults Under 21
Tennessee Formalizes Concealed Carry Rights for 18–20-Year-Olds
Arkansas Law Now Requires Gun Education In Schools
Iowa Drops Handgun Carry Age to 18—A Step Toward Restoring Rights
Minnesota Expands Reciprocity: 14 New States Honored

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0:00.0	This is the Concealed Carry podcast, season 11, episode 18.
0:15.1	And welcome to Concealed Carry podcast, part of the concealed carry.com network, brought to you by HK.
0:22.0	Today is Thursday, May 29th, 2025, as of the recording of this episode.
0:29.6	Yes, Jacob was looking at his watch.
0:31.3	It's even 2.19 p.m. mountain time, in case anyone's wondering.
0:36.4	I'm your host, Riley Bowman, and joined by co-host Jacob Paulson.
0:40.9	Hi.
0:41.6	And Riley is the guy who just ran a 10K in under an hour, which at our age, I think, is quite
0:47.6	impressive.
0:49.0	I appreciate you saying that to that is impressive.
0:52.4	Your average mile time was under nine minutes.
0:55.5	Yeah.
0:55.7	And I think that's remarkable for 6.2 miles.
0:59.9	I felt good about it.
1:01.8	For a guy that's not traditionally, like in my life, been a runner to go and do that?
1:09.5	It's awkward.
1:10.2	We're actually switching to like places.
1:12.2	Like I was the very fit runner guy and now my shirt size and pant size are going up.
1:18.1	Yours are going lower.
1:19.7	I'm getting out of shape and you're getting in shape.
1:22.2	And now you're running 10Ks and I'm feeling jealous.
1:24.8	But you're running too, aren't you?
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