Summary

In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses significant developments in gun rights, particularly focusing on the recent ruling in New Mexico that declared a seven-day waiting period for gun purchases unconstitutional. The conversation delves into the implications of waiting periods, background checks, and the disconnect between gun ownership and legislation. With insights from guest Dave Workman, the discussion highlights the importance of education in understanding gun rights and the current trends in concealed carry permits and gun sales.

Takeaways

New Mexico’s waiting period ruling could influence other states.
Waiting periods are seen as infringements on the Second Amendment.
Background checks are often ineffective in preventing crime.
Gun shows are experiencing low turnout due to waiting periods.
The rise in concealed carry permits contrasts with declining gun sales.
Democratic lawmakers often view gun ownership as a privilege.
Education on gun rights is lacking in today’s curriculum.
The NRA plays a crucial role in defending gun rights.
Legislation often discourages law-abiding citizens from exercising their rights.
The disconnect between gun ownership and political action is evident.

Keywords

gun rights, waiting periods, background checks, Second Amendment, New Mexico, concealed carry, legislation, NRA, gun ownership, education

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