Live to Shoot - Defending our 2nd Amendment Rights

Send us Fan Mail Three of the most controversial ATF rules from the Biden era — pistol braces, ghost guns, and enhanced background checks for young buyers — are officially on the road to being rolled back. Jeff breaks down what's actually been published, what the rollback process looks like, and why this matters for every gun owner even if you weren't directly affected by these rules. subscribe to my newsletter Follow this link and get $25 in ammo. Fountain Podcast App Follow me on Fountain...

Send us Fan Mail The ATF announced 34 proposed and final rules. In this episode we review some of them and discuss what the possible impact may be. subscribe to my newsletter Follow this link and get $25 in ammo. Fountain Podcast App Follow me on Fountain Follow twitter @JeffDowdle Follow me on Truth Social - @JeffDowdle Convention of States Project Presearch search engine sign up. Brave Browser Find our Representative email me at [email protected] Support the show Support th...

Send us Fan Mail British records from the 1775 Siege of Boston reveal that civilians surrendered over 600 pistols — proving handguns were commonly owned well before the Second Amendment was written. Jeff breaks down what these numbers mean for today's legal battles over handgun rights, how they connect to the Supreme Court's Bruen decision, and why the 'muskets only' argument has never held up. If you carry a handgun, this history belongs in your back pocket. subscribe to my newsletter Follo...

Send us Fan Mail Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger just sent an assault firearms ban back to the legislature — not to weaken it, but to demand it cover even more guns. In this episode I break down what's in the bill, why the former 'moderate' is pushing for maximum restrictions, and how this could become a blueprint for gun bans nationwide. If you own a semi-automatic rifle or pistol, this one matters. subscribe to my newsletter Follow this link and get $25 in ammo. Fountain Podc...

Send us Fan Mail Two hundred and fifty years ago this month, the American Revolution crossed a point of no return. In April 1776, Congress opened the ports, North Carolina became the first colony to authorize a vote for independence, and Washington marched his citizen army toward New York. Jeff breaks down why these events matter — and what they tell us about the Second Amendment and armed citizenry today. subscribe to my newsletter Follow this link and get $25 in ammo. Fountain Podcast...