Bearing Arms' Cam & Co

Legally Armed in Detroit's Rick Ector joins Cam with details of his upcoming free training event for women at Recoil Range in Taylor, Michigan on July 27-28th, where up to 2,000 individuals can receive hands-on instruction from certified trainers.

Buckeye Firearms Association president Linda Walker is thrilled that Donald Trump has tapped Ohio Senator J.D. Vance as his running mate, and shares some of her own firsthand experiences with Vance's support for the Second Amendment on today's Cam & Co.

Magen Am founder Rabbi Yossi Eilfort joins Cam to talk about the impetus behind creating the licensed security organization, as well as the incredible growth in interest in self-defense and the Second Amendment among those of the Jewish faith at a time of increased tensions and a rise in antisemitic incidents.

With just three weeks left in the legislative session, Massachusetts lawmakers are still huddling behind closed doors to come up with a gun control bill that both the House and Senate can support.

Armed American Radio's Mark Walters joins Cam to discuss the removal of almost every mention of the Second Amendment from the RNC's proposed platform, set to be ratified by the party at next week's convention in Milwaukee.

The Spokane City Council has adopted a number of new (and useless) anti-gun ordinances aimed at lawful gun owners, but one council member says his colleagues need to fix the city's broken criminal justice system instead of targeting the Second Amendment.

After punting a dozen 2A-related cases back down to lower courts for review in light of the Rahimi decision, the Supreme Court won't be hearing any Second Amendment-specific lawsuits in the fall term. California Rifle & Pistol Association president Chuck Michel joins Cam with his take on the Court's decision, and what it means for 2A advocates in the months ahead.

It was just a couple of weeks ago that Terrel Majette came to the defense of two kids who were being threatened by a mentally unstable neighbor armed with knives. Now Majette shares his story with Bearing Arms Cam & Co.

Walk the Talk America founder Mike Sodini joins Cam to discuss the work being done by groups like WTTA to reduce youth "gun violence" that don't rely on or advance a gun control agenda.

FPC Action Foundation President and CEO Cody J. Wisniewski says the Rahimi decision actually offers some good news for Second Amendment advocates, and shares with Bearing Arms why he's still bullish on the Supreme Court's future decisions about the right to keep and bear arms.

Dr. Robert Young, director of Doctors for Responsible Gun Ownership, says Surgeon General Vivek Murthy's call to treat "gun violence" as a public health crisis is pure politics, but it's also part of a decades-long effort on the part of gun control activists to use the healthcare industry to push their agenda.          

Surgeon General Vivek Murthy's call to treat "gun violence" as a public health crisis is a purely political move, according to Ryan Petty, who sees Murthy's advocacy for more gun control laws as a shameless ploy by the Biden campaign to generate excitement among the Democrats' anti-gun base ahead of November's elections.

Second Amendment attorney Chuck Michel weighs in on the Supreme Court's decision in Rahimi, as well as the Court's continued inaction on challenges to the gun and magazine bans implemented in Illinois.

Retired ATF Deputy Assistant Director Pete Forcelli says the Supreme Court made the right call in striking down the ATF's ban on bump stocks, but he adds that the threats of executive branch abuses of power still exist... especially if Joe Biden gets another four years in office.

The New Republic has labeled a federal judge in Texas the "worst judge ever" after he granted a partial injunction over the ATF's new rule on who is "engaged in the business" of selling guns, plus Cam talks to Pete Brownell about Brownell's 85th anniversary celebrations and the state of the firearms industry.

Jim Wallace of the Gun Owners Action League says lawmakers in Boston are keeping quiet about the gun control bill being crafted in closed-door sessions, but with a legislative deadline looming in less than eight weeks, the new assault on the right to keep and bear arms is likely to see the light of day before long.

LEPD Firearms and Range's Eric Delbert joins Cam to discuss his recent interview with Ohio state Rep. Willis Blackshear, who's proposing a ban on "mass casualty firearms" that could make the ownership of almost any semi-automatic firearm a felony in the Buckeye State.

Twelve years to the day after it opened for business, Bordertown Guns in Momence, Illinois closed down for good. Doug and Staci Duncan say business was good until the gun and magazine bans that are part of the Protect Illinois Communities Act took effect, which devastated their sales and led them to the heartbreaking decision to shut down the shop.

The mainstream media is in full defensive mode after Hunter Biden's conviction on federal gun charges; portraying Joe Biden as a sympathetic father figure while downplaying or outright ignoring Biden's support for the gun law in question and his failure to mention the conviction when he addressed Everytown for Gun Safety just hours after the verdict was delivered.

The National Rifle Association's new executive vice president Doug Hamlin sits down with Cam for a wide-ranging conversation on the efforts to reform the NRA, restore the organization's influence... and the trust of its members.

The Second Amendment Foundation's Alan Gottlieb joins Cam to discuss the latest news from the Supreme Court, which declined to issue any orders dealing with pending challenges to gun and magazine bans in Illinois, as well as New York's "good moral character" requirement for gun licenses.

A 10-year-old brought a stolen handgun to an elementary school in Los Angeles this week; an increasingly common occurrence in the gun-controlled city, where more than 900 "weapon incidents" have been reported in the public schools over the 2023-2024 school year.

Firearms executive-turned-gun control activist Ryan Busse won the Democratic nomination for governor in Montana on Tuesday night. Does he have a shot to flip the seat come November, or is campaign shooting blanks?

A Kansas man has finally regained possession of a pistol seized by police in Fremont, Nebraska more than a year after pleading guilty to possessing a small amount of marijuana, and almost twelve months after a local judge first ordered the police to relinquish the firearm.

The National Shooting Sports Foundation's Jake McGuigan joins Cam to discuss the demise of a "Fix NICS" bill in New Hampshire that would have mandated the reporting of involuntary commitments to the NICS system.