Bearing Arms' Cam & Co

Cam talks with VCDL's Phil Van Cleave about the new lawsuit challenging Virginia's ban on most gun sales to young adults, and Cato Institute's Clark Neily about the upcoming oral arguments in Viramontes.

Florida Carry's Sean Caranna joins Cam to break down the more than 70 complaints the group has filed against police departments, sheriff's offices, and officials who the group says are circumventing some of the due process guardrails Florida lawmakers put in place around Extreme Risk Protection Orders.

The Civil Rights Coalition's Toby Leary responds to the comment by one of chief defenders of Massachusetts' anti-gun laws, who says they should not be repealed because there's still a "pathway" to legal gun ownership.

Massachusetts firearms attorney William S. Smith joins Cam to discuss the recent oral arguments before the state's Supreme Judicial Court in a case where his client was deemed "unsuitable" to possess a license to carry over two incidents more than a decade ago, neither of which resulted in a conviction.

Second Amendment Foundation's Kostas Moros joins Cam on a whirlwind tour of the 2A legal landscape, with stops in Missouri, Massachusetts, and breaking news in California.

MNGun Owners Law Center's Rob Doar joins Cam to take on St. Louis Park Mayor Nadia Mohamed's call for banning guns amid a wave of Somali-American gang violence in the Twin Cities area.

Attorney Ashley Olson says Washington's expansive definition of "domestic violence" is leading to clients being disarmed even when courts have determined there's no threat of actual violence, including one man whose courtroom tears were apparently enough to strip him of his right to own a gun.

Core Medical Group and Core Medical Foundation founder Sid Gordon joins the show to discuss the foundation's efforts to prevent veteran suicide and the support it's received from the Second Amendment community.

The Civil Rights Coalition's Toby Leary joins Cam with latest news in the fight to repeal Massachusetts' most recent infringements on our Second Amendment rights, including a substantial donation from a grassroots supporter willing to match what others are giving.

Patrick "Tate" Adamiak was scheduled for his re-sentencing hearing today, but instead he's joining Cam to discuss his presidential pardon, his continued efforts to clear his name, and what his future might hold.

24 attorneys general and the Arizona legislature are asking the Supreme Court to grant cert in Beckwith v. Frey and strike down Maine's 72-hour "cooling off" period on firearm transfers.

Knife Rights' Doug Ritter joins Cam to discuss the brand new lawsuit challenging New Jersey's bizarre ban on carrying almost anything other than a firearm for the purposes of self-defense.

Iron Rose Women's Shooting Club founder TerryAnn Bowen joins Cam with a preview of the group's second Rise Together weekend, which will bring together instructors and students from all across the country for two days of training and community in Manchester, New Hampshire.

This year's GRPC is shaping up to be one for the ages, with two days of Second Amendment advocates, attorneys, and policy makers on hand. Mark Walters joins Cam for a preview of what to expect and how to attend.

Goodland Guns owner Dan Ashton joins Cam to talk about the latest developments in Goleta, California, where the city council has imposed a moratorium on new gun stores while also looking to craft new laws and regulations for existing FFLs.

Former Deputy Assistant ATF Director and Operation Fast & Furious whistleblower Peter J. Forcelli joins Cam to discuss his recent testimony on Capitol Hill in support of removing suppressors from the National Firearms Act.

The Civil Rights Coalition's Toby Leary tells Cam that the anti-gunners are getting scared as Election Day approaches, with one union in the state dropping $500,000 to defeat the Coalition's No on Nine campaign and keep the state's abusive gun laws in place.

Gun control advocates defending the bans on so-called assault weapons that are facing Supreme Court review say the number of gun owners or AR-15s in circulation shouldn't matter. As Cam argues, even under the 'common use' metric proposed by lefties like The New Republic's Matt Ford, the bans can't survive SCOTUS scrutiny.

New Jersey firearms attorney Daniel Schmutter joins Cam to discuss two amicus briefs he authored in the Viramontes case that raise important points about what arms are in "common use" and protected by the Second Amendment.

The Reload's Stephen Gutowski joins Cam as they delve into the mountain of data released by Georgetown professor William English in his 2026 Firearm Owner Survey.

Massachusetts firearms attorney Daniel Hagan joins Cam to discuss some of the incredible abuses of the Second Amendment that his clients are being subjected to, including multiple arrests and felony charges for activities that aren't unlawful in the state.

The Supreme Court will have the chance to strike another blow in support of our Second Amendment rights if it grants cert in a lawsuit challenging Maine's 3-day waiting period on gun transfers.

Second Amendment advocate and activist Alicia Garcia joins Cam to discuss this week's oral arguments in Garcia v. Polis challenging the state's 3-day waiting period, as well as multiple new gun laws that have kicked in this month.

Californians could soon be required to take a four-hour training course and demonstrate proficiency with a firearm before being able to acquire a firearm under a Senate bill that cleared the State Assembly on Monday.

Pete Rogers, host of the popular Christian Outdoors podcast, joins Cam to talk about the importance of the Second Amendment, the need an ecumenical approach to hunting and shooting, and why his show's blend of faith and the great outdoors is resonating with so many people.