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Direct from Cape Gunworks in Hyannis. You're listening to Rapid Fire Radio with your host, Toby Leary. I'm Toby Leary from Cape Gunworks. I'm passionate about all things Second Amendment. Well, I love to shoot. Going hot. There is so much more to guns than just pulling the trigger. A free and armed society is a responsible and self-reliant one. Join us to talk all things guns, freedom and self-defense. It isn't just about being armed. It's about being responsibly armed. So load and make ready. This is Rapid Fire. 17 December Mon Representative Senior Xu feito Secretary of State

Thomas-Yet onboard Appreciate beautiful day in the neighborhood. Hopefully everyone had a wonderful memorial. Hope you had a wonderful Labor Day weekend. I certainly did. I certainly did. I was on Martha's Vineyard. Went down to Martha's Vineyard and had a wonderful time. It was beautiful, weather, incredible. Took the motorcycle. That was fun. Did a cool little cruise around the island and saw a nice sunset, ate some good food, met some new people, and met some old friends. So we really did a lot. It was pretty cool. And you know, I went to a yard sale and they had

a pinfire pistol. It was real. Single shot little pinfire pistol about this big, made in Austria, silver plated, cutes button. It was 125 bucks and I didn't buy it. I kind of should have. Thank you for noticing Jim. This is the 300th episode of Rapid Fire. How time flies when you're having fun. It's actually a lot more than that, but it's that many in the current numbering system. So this show is brought to you by the good people at Vortex Optics. Their lifetime VIP guarantee is unmatched in the industry. And they have an amazing selection of red dots, green dots, magnifiers, you know, variable power optics. They have

laser range finders, all kinds of good stuff out of Vortex Optics. And you can go check them out at vortexoptics.com or even better. You can shop for them at kategunworks.com. And there you have it. Come on down and we'll show you the latest and greatest. The USCCA has a very special offer for all of the listeners of Rapid Fire. I will type that in to the chat. USCCA.co-forward-slash-wrap-paid-fire. So make sure you go click on that link and you know join. You're crazy not to. If you don't have financial and legal protection in this day and age, you're crazy. Crazy! All right, the 300th episode I'm excited about. We got a lot to talk about, but let's have a

little fun. Phone lines are open. We got all kinds of stuff we can talk about as it relates to the 300, like what's your favorite 300 caliber? I named off like nine of them. Let me see here. I wrote them down. And 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, yeah, 10, 11. I got 11 on my list. I named off nine of them off the top of my head. How many can you get? 300 calibers. And what's your favorite one? Yeah, this is Cape Gunworks. This is Sparta. This is Cape Gunworks. And there's another reference. Your favorite 300 reference, right? Would it be Spartans in the 300 in the Battle of Thermopoli? My favorite is Judges 7 and Gideon's Men. This is a pretty cool

story. Gideon was not a warrior and he had to go take on the Assyrian Army and they had 20,000 men and God told Gideon too many because if you beat them, you're going to think you did this on your own. And I want to make sure that no one has a question in their mind that I defended the nation of Israel. So he said, anyone who's scared, go home. 10,000 men went home just right there. Cut it in half. So there was now 10,000 men. He said, still way too many. Way too many. Bring everyone down to the river and tell them to take a drink from the river. And in those days, they didn't have vessels that they could carry and stuff. So you just kind of bent down and drank out of the river. Anyone who went down on all fours and put their lips to the

river and drank that way, go straight home. And anyone who like knelt down and picked the water up in their hand and ladled it kind of up to their hand or lapped it as the Bible says, would stay. Well, that left 300 men because it was a lot easier. You could drink a lot quicker, get down. But think about the tactical aspect of that. These men were ready for battle. They kind of got down on their knee. They didn't go to restaurants and sit with their back to the door. In other words, they were scooping the water up in their hand, lapping it out while they're scanning the horizon, scanning for threats, making sure they're not about to be ambushed, making sure there's not a crocodile ready to launch onto them. So I kind of find that to be a cool story. And then God gave all the Assyrians a bad dream about how the Gideons men were going to come level them. So they're already on edge and nervous. And then they all show up. They break into 300 unit teams.

Gideon led his unit of 100 and the other two. They went right up to the perimeter. They had just did a changing of the guard. The Assyrians were there to like to basically guard and watch for an attack that they felt was eminent. And they blew a trumpet and they smashed the clay vessels that were covering the light from the fire. They had a torch going inside this clay vessel. I'm not sure whether the technology how that worked. But they couldn't see it and all of a sudden, they were torches. 300 torches instantly in front of the whole century. They just turned and ran. And they started screaming to the camp. Get up there, come in. We're under attack. Retreat, retreat, retreat. And they literally left everything and just ran for their lives. 300 men defeated the entire Syrian army. It was amazing. And by the way, other men from Israel started to kind of join and ambush up in the mountain tops. And so as they were fleeing, they cut them down. So,

yeah, 300 sent a whole hardened trained army to flight. But let's get back to the Calibers. And by the way, thanks for all of you who faithfully repost this and comment and help the algorithm to get more people to watch. And I would appreciate a repost and a share and a subscribe and a like and a comment. So that would be great if it's not too much to ask. You enjoy the content anyway. So I'm not really asking you to do anything you don't want to already do. All right, your favorite 300 caliber rifle. All right, I'm going to name a few. 300 blackout has probably become my favorite because I got two of them right there. My honey badger on top. And Max's is Sig MCX spear LT SPR in 300 black with a

Surefire blast deflector on the other Surefire warden on the Surefire muzzle brake so that you can put other muzzle devices on there if you can read between the lines. But 300 blackout has come up and been the most versatile. I think anyway. I think it's very versatile. I think it's really cool. I think it's very low recoil, hard hitting, subsonic or supersonic. You can use it for hunting. You can use it for home defense. And if you suppress it, it is extremely quiet. It is one of the quietest when you shoot and subsonics through it. So it's pretty nice. Great for home defense. There's some downsides to it. In other words, you could accidentally put a 300 blackout into a 556 and you can banana the barrel of that gun really quick

if you do that as well as could hurt somebody. So you're going to be careful. 300 Savage. What about that one? My buddy let his soul rest in peace, a hunting buddy I had for many years. Swore by the 300 Savage. That kid killed a lot of deer would go hunting up in Vermont. He had an old Savage 99 lever action and he had 300 Savage and he crushed him. He piled him high and deep and he swore by that round. Then we got the 300 Wind Mag. I hunted first deer I ever killed and no, second deer I ever killed in Vermont was with a 300 Wind Mag. When you hunt in Vermont, you got this thought like you're going to shoot over the stream and halfway up the field and so you cite your scope in for like 300 yards. I shot at it about 20 feet. It was a little ridiculous. I did 300 Wind Mag at 20 feet. Then they are done that.

But I used to hunt with 300 Wind Mag a lot. Then we have 300 Remington Ultra Mag. That's the 300 RUM. Remington Ultra Mag 300 Whisper which was a... I think that was kind of the predecessor to the AAC Blackout 300 Blackout. It never got semi status. I don't think it was kind of the Wildcat but they did commercially make it for a while. Remington certainly did. So 300 Whisper and I would say it's probably like 223 and 556. That's how it was with the 300 Blackout. It's a stretch to say it's its own standalone caliber. When I forgot, 300 Hammer, who's heard of the 300 Hammer? It's Hammer time. That was the Bill Wilson cartridge. It's very similar to the 300 Blackout and I think they're interchangeable again. But 300 PRC. That's probably my new favorite if I was ever going to do long

range precision rifle. I would probably do 300 PRC or I would do 300 Norma Mag total unbelievable rounds. Both of those 300 Winchester Short Mag. 300 Weatherby Mag. 300 Ruger and 300 Holland and Holland Mag. So that's a list of I think 12 now. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 12, 13. That's actually 13 if I put in the 300 Hammer. So and it was HAMR. 300 Hammer. It's Hammer time. So yeah, that's kind of cool. What did I miss? If I missed one, let me know. Throw it in the chat and I'll check it out. All right. What do we got here? Jim says Toby. On your Sunday show, you said there was a debate against anti-gun coming up.

Yeah, you know what? It was on TV or just radio, which channel can I listen? I'm thoroughly confused about this. However, I'm pretty sure that that is still on. And it's scheduled for Keller at large on 8.30 a.m. on WBZ next Sunday morning. So tune in to WBZ 8.30 a.m. next Sunday. We're heading up to the studio on Thursday to record. And that's as much as I know. So stay tuned for that. But I saw an interesting post about that that has me completely, I don't know, questioning that. So whatever. The MassGOP came out with their ballot guide, nine question ballot guide today. And I'm very happy

to show that they have reaffirmed their endorsement of NOAA 9. So NOAA 9, they are adamantly urging people to vote NOAA 9 is as you know the anti-civil rights question that was forced. Well, it wasn't a question. It is now, but it was a law that was forced through. It was called Chapter 135 of the Acts of 2024. And it was rammed through, shoved down our throats, and all that good stuff. So Chris says he likes the 300 WB Mag. Excellent caliber. If you've ever been to my shop and you saw the deer and elk and well, it's not even out. There's redstag, deer, pronghorn, and a caribou, and three bears in my shop. If you've ever seen any of

those, they were all killed by the same hunter, Larry Farrius. He's no longer alive. But he killed all those animals, and he did a, his caliber of choice was 300 WB Mag. That's what he killed. Most of us, the big game that he hunted. Said anything in North America on two or four feet, you can use 300 WB Mag. It's a heck of a round. So there you go. All right. Where are we? Sorry, the phone's ringing and I can't find my, I can't find it. It's down at the bottom. Call back if you don't mind.

Shoot. I got up. I think it's, I don't see it. Where the heck is it? The right moves down. Crap. Sorry guys. Oh my lord. Oh, there it is. Wow. That's bad. All right. If you want to call me back, I'd be happy to talk. The voicemail is, I was hoping I'd be on, but you're having an important discussion today and I'm talking about this, the Canadian C7 and Air Cooled Gas Operated Lightweight semi-automatic rifle. I'm derailing the conversation like always,

but just, all right. Sorry about that. I don't know what the Canadian C7 Air Cooled Gas Operated Lightweight semi-automatic rifle is, but anyway. Yeah. I did something else. There we go. All right. Messed up my screen. You're not derailing anything. It's kind of just freestyle. All right. Let's see. 300 Holland and Holland. Did I not say Holland and Holland? I thought I did. 300 Holland and Holland. Heck up around. Max, I hate to do this to you, but how do I make this go full screen again? Because now I can't see my comments. Let's see. Max, can you help me make this full screen again?

Not 11? Not 11. Well, holding both of them. There it is. That didn't quite, oh yeah, it might have worked. Yeah. All right. I can see it though. All right. Anthony says, my friend who is a teacher and still has to pay union dues, just keep getting her health benefits was important to learn about the 500,000. Yeah. There's 500,000 from the teachers union. Let's do that. Oh my gosh. You know, when people who should know better call you when you're in the middle of the stream. Hi, yay, yay.

I didn't look into that AR magwalk mark. I'm sorry. I did, I mean, I did that day on the air, but it didn't, you know, and I know what it is. I'm familiar with the technology, but it's not the one. I still think you have a problem if you can pull that mag out, but just saying, just saying. Let's see what was I about to do. I think it's gone. Oh yeah, the OCPF. If you go to OCPF and type in yes for a safe MA, click on reports, contributions, and you'll see that AFT, which is, I don't know what an AFT is, gave $1,653 and eight cents,

it's Brady from Washington, DC, gave $1,020. Every town for a safe gun safety gave $135, whatever that is. Giffords gave multiple times, grandmother's against gun violence gave. Lisa Green, leader, or green, green dilling or green dilling or gave $150 and she's not employed. And a lot of the women in Metro West of Boston are not employed. It's crazy. Jewish Alliance for Law and Social Action gave $5,528. RACMA, whatever that is, gave $790. RACMA then again gave $1233.

SCIU, union 509 from Mulboro, Mass, $1,186. Stop handgun violence gave $418. Tempelbeth, Elohim, Wellesley, Mass gave $100. Then let's see where some of the big money. Progressive Massachusetts gave, basically just shy of three grand. Every town for a gun safety another couple hundred bucks. Mass teachers association, $400,000 large, $400 large, it is unbelievable. Then gave another $100,000. We got Alliance for Gun Responsibility from Seattle, Washington,

25G's twice. They gave 50 grand. Alliance for Gun Responsibility, it's funny how anti-gun groups can tell you how to be responsible with your own firearms and your constitutional rights. It just doesn't make any sense but how am I not surprised. Then we had another donation from every town. A lot of ducats, a lot of money. Let's see going on to page two. Another 100 grand from the Mass Teachers Association. There was other labor unions too. Every town for gun safety is pretty much donate and every week it looks like. Two grand from Catherine Reed from Newton and of course she's

unemployed. Might be retired. Molly Malloy from Chestnut Hill. She's the chapter leader for mom's demand action in for gun sense in America. Mom's demand stroked a check for 25 grand. Janet Goldenberg who's not employed even though she's listed as the president of mass coalition to prevent gun violence. Maybe that's a volunteer position. I don't know. Maybe she's retired but her name is still on the website. Day five grand. Local 509 service employees, international union, 15 grand. Then SEIU MA PAC which is I think the nurses union, 15 grand. Thousand bucks from Noah Senton from Jamaica Plain. 2500 from Alexandra England from Jamaica Plain.

Five grand from Edward Notice. An attorney from Hemingway and Barnes. Hemingway and Barnes. Yeah they got some heavy hitters here. Risa Shames. Three grand. Lot of consultants. Robert Betts from Fidelity. Thousand bucks. Travis Nigel. Again he's from Wens Wellesley or Nigel Travis I should say. Wellesley not employed. Might be retired. 25 grand. Homeboys stroked a check and we haven't had anybody even close as a private citizen. Give 25 grand. Not even close. We've had some people donate some nice money but yeah the teachers association 500,000 dollars and it doesn't just tell you what you need to know about the public school system.

If they are willing to pay that kind of money to undermine your rights and then they're going to have teachers teach your children. What do you think they're teaching them about your rights? This is precisely why we're in the problem we're in right now as a result of you know nobody knows that it's unconstitutional to pass laws that are antithetical to the constitution. What do you think of that? No one nine tumblr. Civil rights coalition. Yeah baby. Don't need a thousand bucks to the Civil Rights Coalition I'll make sure you get one. We can do a telephone like dialing for dollars. All right well that's enough of that. OCPF reports are I mean they have taken in

looks like a total of three quarters of a million dollars and they have a war chest compared to us. They have let's see cash on hand. 450 grand. 450 large. There's also the whole in kind contributions which are interesting. So these are all okay I see what's going on here. If they have an asterisk on them they are in kind donations. They're not necessarily somebody stroking a check. That's why they're kind of weird number amounts like $2,974.99

like who makes out a check for that? It's because it's in kind donations. But the 400 grand from the teachers union and the 100,000 from the teachers union no asterisk there that's not just a bunch of kids working. That is hard cash money. So yeah then you look at the expenditures and it's nothing really whatever. We always knew this was going to be a David and Goliath type of setup right. We always knew we would be vastly outspent. We always knew we would be vastly out outrazed because we don't have NGOs that fund this type of thing and it's funny because every time they write an article about us or talk about us they say oh you know the gun lobby

is sponsoring the question. No not at all. Yes it's true that there were a couple of members of gun owners actually who are lobbyists that got this all started original 10 signatures but the gun lobby has nothing to do with this. We the people the civil rights coalition is not the gun lobby. We are the grassroots people who are sick and tired of being kicked in the you know what for the exercise of a constitutionally protected right and Marty's right we will win. Let them blow the money in the end we will be victorious. I agree Marty and we have history on our side. We have the morality of the natural law on our side. We have the Constitution on our

side. We have major court precedents starting to stack up on our side. We have 73% of Massachusetts voters all well say they support I should rephrase that 73% of likely voters in Massachusetts support the right to keep in bear arms in second amendment so that's huge. 508775 delete that 5084442120. I can't keep my shows straight lately when I was filling in for Ed Lambert I'm saying welcome to rapid fire when I'm sitting on rapid fire I'm giving you know out the number WXTK but that's what happens when you have 300 shows you start to blur the lines a little bit do not vote for Dora the Explorer Mark says he meant to that yeah so I'm very optimistic as to what's

going to happen this November 3rd it a big shooting over the weekend in Tonton. Tonton looks like it was on Saturday or Friday one person was killed and seven others were injured overnight in the shooting at a house party in Tonton according to the Bristol County District Attorney's Office officers responded to 911 calls reporting gunshots at 261 we're street around 12 35 am Sunday so I guess it was Saturday and night into Sunday when officers arrived they found several victims with gunshot wounds and heard reports of other people who had already taken themselves to the hospital according to the DA's office investigators were ultimately able to identify eight victims all were in their early 20s Zerovic Depina 22 of Brockton was pronounced dead early Sunday morning

the DA's office set one of the other victims is in serious but stable condition and the DA's office said the other victims suffered non-life threatening injuries white balloons and an apparent photo backdrop were seen outside a garage on the property and tables were seen under a tent in the yard one neighbor said loud parties are common at this home which is about a mile from the police department a little uncomfortable because it shouldn't happen in the area like this especially with the police so close he said like I said they're partying every night they shouldn't be doing something like that that late at night they shouldn't be doing something like that that late at night like they shouldn't be shooting each other that late at night they should reserve that to daylight hours and come on the investigation is being conducted by the mass state police detective unit assigned to the Bristol County District Attorney's Office in Taughton police anyone with information about the shooting has asked to contact the police so it sounds to me like they still haven't made an arrest

maybe they don't know who did it maybe you know they do but they haven't been able to find them it's incredibly vague and they say stupid stuff like the neighbor saying you know they're partying every night they really shouldn't be out late doing this kind of thing at night they shouldn't be out shooting each other at night like we should uh that's the news for you today right so that's too bad I feel bad for all involved and uh I there it is folks chapter 135 on full display working swimmingly working great right criminals don't care never will it's just to take away our rights put them away no doubt about it but remember folks it was farmers with pitchforks that defeated the greatest army in the known world back in 1776 true story there yeah my point exactly Marty chapter 135's working great

yeah right um unbelievable all right so thought you guys would want to be up on on that gun owners action league has a thousand of the no on nine signs at their office in goal so a lot of people asking where the heck can I get a no on nine sign like that one right there well you can get them at the go go office in north borough and uh you can get them at Cape Gunworks you can get them at Bay Shan Armory uh I'm sure you're going to be able to get them at all the gun shots and gun clubs throughout the state so stay tuned for that but if you really don't know where to get one you can always go to go to goals office and grab one um so that's good to know uh Patrick Tate admiac or adamac has been pardoned this is amazing breaking news

I am so happy to report that he yes we do Marty we have we have a bunch of Cape Gunworks so come on down um I am really happy that president Donald J. Trump has finally pardoned Patrick Tate Miac or adamac or adamac I don't know how to say his last name and I apologize I am going to try to get him on the on the radio one of these days but uh he's a free man and uh he did four years of a 20-year sentence and he was given a raw raw deal by his federal government they they fabricated evidence against him and it is just awful what has happened and I hope he wins wins big Nick Shirley's coming to town folks he'll be in I think uh Cambridge on Thursday or when Wednesday um do want to talk at the um Harvard can Republican Club and that's pretty cool uh

is it Harvard Republican Club or is it left wing activists and Boston say that we will make sure that he feels unwelcome and they're literally raining depth threats down upon him uh it's crazy huh I was at the Charlie Kirk Memorial in Boston right after Charlie Kirk's death and to see these Antifa idiots out there it's just whatever um ice is worst of the worst Boston uh this is reported by mastately news uh ice in Boston just arrested 16

predators child predators that the Biden administration let loose and released more than 16 migrants were arrested in August alone and these people are savages total savages 18 mug shots ice Boston warned the public to see one month one field office covering six New England states every charge sourced from ice Boston's own posts and the full removal count runs much higher ice Boston had a busy August and by busy we mean they pulled six child sex offenders a convicted cam goat cam Bodian gang leader the Biden administration released back onto the street in 2021 a New England sex trafficker five kidnappers and weapons offenders three domestic abusers and two foreign fugitives 18 illegal immigrants with rap sheets so long ice needed a spreadsheet to keep them straight

every arrest below is sourced directly from ice Boston's own posts on x we didn't editorialize the charges we didn't have to this again is from mastately news these 18 arrests aren't Boston's August total not even close they're the individual cases the agency chose to publicize because the criminal histories were egregious enough to make the case for enforcement in a state that has spent a year trying to obstruct it the full ERO Boston August removal count across its six-state region covering Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island New Hampshire from Montenmain runs into the hundreds what follows is the public rap sheet the arrests bad enough for ice to want the mug shot seen six of August 18 ice Boston arrests involved illegal immigrants accused or convicted of sex crimes three specifically against children Martin Reyes from Honduras arrested in Boston pending charges for aggravated statutory rape

prior arrests for rape of a child in indies and assault and battery on a child under 14 this is the people that our government in Massachusetts are protecting and trying to make sure that ice can't come in and deport them Fabiano Silvino dos Santos from Brazil arrested August one and fall river charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon on a child under 14 in Peking's as one from Cameroon arrested August third following his release from Massachusetts Department of D.O.C. custody Department of Corrections custody why did the mass D.O.C. release them because we love criminals in the state that's why 12 that's right 12 adult arrangements on his record including convictions for rape

and solicitation to commit a crime good dude right he's an aspiring young man gonna go back and get a degree mousa sigh from Senegal arrested in Portland Maine convicted of felony sexual assault Steve J. Jorkov Moise from Haiti arrested 21 August 21 in Burlington mass conviction for battery prior arrests for assault to rape Josephar Aguiar the cost of from Brazil arrested August 21 in Suffield, Connecticut convicted of sexual assault assault and risk of injury to a child the gang killer Biden released if August had one arrest that captures everything wrong with the last four years of federal immigration policy it's this phi u from Cambodia arrested August

18 in Boston describes him as a confirmed gang leader with a conviction for murder in possession he had previously been in ice custody in 2021 when guess what the Biden administration will let him go four years later Boston ice went back and got him then it just goes on and on lasing from China pending charges from for prostitution of a person 16 years or older the kidnapper the weapons and the riots five arrests uh guy from Portugal guy from Haiti guy from Haiti guy from Uganda guy from Israel um these guys are all violent thugs that are just need to be off our streets need to be out of our country and i hope that uh we learn our lesson and i hope that our government

recants from its horrible ways but there are people who will stand in the street and defend these people when do the fed start filing suits against the states well i think that's coming yep let's see mark says why are the podcasts on spot not on spotify anymore you still listen on on the way to work now i have to go on facebook um that's a good question i'll check that out and if they're not on spotify we will fix it um maybe we got bounced like we usually do from social media but uh rapid fire do they're uh uh they're there i see them episode 299 is there episode 298

297 now they're all there rapid fire podcast tovliri they're there i'll send you a i'll drop the link in the chat and you can get back to listening on your ride home from work tomorrow i'm going to recant on something i said i was going to go to the us court of appeals for the first circuit out of Boston and i just can't make it as much as i'd love to uh harmy dillin will be testifying tomorrow in the granada v gamble case uh this is a case that has been going on since it was granada v heli when more heli was attorney general stafano grnada sued because the were guns he wanted to be able to buy and he can't his case got dismissed then bruin came along and fpc sought to

have it reinstated the first circuit told the district court reinstate the case they did he and here we are in tomorrow we are going to hear oral arguments at 9 30 from harmy dillin the assistant attorney general who's in charge of the civil rights division of the doj and she will be she will be mark i something's going on i don't know why but i'm looking at it right here september 2nd i don't know what to tell you i'm staring it right down the here i'm going to give you a link to that latest episode sorry i'm getting distracted but what next my

check check that link i just dropped in the chat and see what it says um but i mean it's right there in my okay all right so tomorrow 9 30 i'm going to try to go live it'll be a special edition it'll be episode 301 but it'll be a special edition and we will try to get the audio plan of harmy dillin making the case imagine this just think about this yes who after what we saw in the past uh four years right or let's say six years but because this has been really two years almost year and a half since Donald J. Trump took office the four years prior to that we saw zero tolerance against gun dealers we saw people like

sailor patrick tate uh at at a mac go to jail we saw people like brion malinowski shot in the face by the atf in his own home under the cover of darkness we saw um good people have their lives turned upside down by the federal government and here we are just a year and a half later and we have seen so many wins we saw the big beautiful bill pass we saw the NFF NFA is crumbling before our eyes we've seen uh basically form formless transfers of suppressors throughout whatever state it's legal to do that and we've seen a massive transformation at the atf when you have director sakata saying listen we're going after bad guys we're not going after good guys who have a gun and think they're trying to obey the law we have uh assist in attorney general

harmy dillon the director of the civil rights division of the doj going to the first circuit court of appeals to tell the state of massachusetts how wrong they have it and how the federal government is taking notice of the violations of the people's right to keep in their arms great to see adon how are you public employees of a teachers organization lobbying against civil rights i know really uh their non-profit status should be revoked they are clearly out of their lane hopefully people remember this at town meeting time when budgets come up amen to that um so i'm hoping uh i missed some of this but put the actions to be and send the link yeah i'm going to try and get this out tomorrow

morning first thing um so the 20th to the second there was nothing no there was it's weird you're just not seeing it um mark i don't i don't know why you're not seeing it i have september second and and oh yeah August 20th to september second there was nothing i might have been out of town so that's probably what it is and then there was the august 18th right before that August 13th august 11th i think i've only done four streams um in the whole last few weeks so that would make sense because only the official rapid fire episodes like um the Tuesday Thursday shows get picked up and i was out of town the week prior so yeah from the 20th to the second there was nothing um sorry for the confusion guys uh let's see

where am i oh yeah the auctions are going to be awesome the auction is live and one thing i want to caution everybody a lot of i'm getting some feedback like why would i go to the auction for 14 guns or 16 guns whatever we have there we are going to be continually adding more lots we're up to 18 lots but there's going to be lots more see what i did there um so please head over to the civil rights coalition by a ticket come to the auction bid early and often um right now there's screaming deals to be had i mean just smoking deals um my night hawk custom is up there with 22 bids um there's a vanilla lupo for 210 bucks or 180 dollars at this point there's a uh uh stealth arms platypus for

1100 bucks so far so this is going to be epic and we have tons more guns um that are not quite listed yet and so stay tuned for that and a couple of the list things are wrong i i just want to caution you and i hate to i hate to say it um but we got to fix them like the nra torus deputy is 45 long hold not 357 there's only a couple bids on that but we have some epic guns being auction we have the falcor omega and 65 creed more um we have a tricked out custom glock by mass hold firearms stippled you know the whole nine yards there's a lot of really cool guns that are going to be on there so don't worry about that it's going to be a great time it's going to be a great event and probably i think we're going to

have about 30 guns when it's all said and done we got 12 guns donated by one guy that probably will never even show up on this list but they're going to be silent auction items because they're low cost there's going to be something for everybody a lot of people like i can't afford those guns you can afford a couple hundred dollar gun i'm sure you can't so buy a ticket come on down support the cause have a ball it's going to be a lot of fun um and we're going to raise some money to fight back the teachers unions in the sci you and the labor unions that are jumping and pouring huge money into the into the coffers of the yes for a safe ma so let's go we got to do our job and i know everybody wants something for their money so here you go yeah save your pennies take out a loan mortgage the house do whatever you got to do it's a great gun um super cool

took me two and a half years to get it it's one of five i only know of five with that exact same build spec in existence um very very cool gun um looking at it right now as we speak super cool and it says 45 ACP even though it's nine millimeter huh good help is hard to find right so yeah we'll have to fix a few things like i said please don't hold us to it but we had to get it we had to get it up and on and the guy list thing is doing the best he can but it is uh yeah let me share the screen see if we can do this there you go uh so there's my night hog custom it's the custom g-r-p and nine mil

trigicon sites it's got the hand stippling on the top of the gun the top of the slide it's got hand stippling on the back of the slide it's got hand stippling on the uh trigger and it has the french border cut just at the top of the uh kind of the corner where the top of the slide meets the vertical face of the side slabs it says g-r-p on it for global response pistol it's in a smoke nightride finish it is cut for the red dot optic on the back it is awesome so there you have it and we got to change the caliber because it is not 45 acp it is nine millimeter all right so let's go back and i'll show you some other stuff um there's nice rooger american rifle in 308

um we got the q-fix in 308 with a zero-tech thrive hd scope on there it is an awesome setup it has the uh what do you call it the uh warn one piece mount this has a folding stock it's 308 detachable box mag very lightweight hunting rifle super accurate made by q up and portsmith new hampshire and i'm excited that's one of the donations from kate gunworks so really cool uh you can read all about it an absolute legend of a lot with a true kate gunworks history built right into it this package pairs q's uh ultra innovative lightweight precision rifle with a piece of local lore this is the exact scope attached to the infamous thief who tried to walk out with a yellow shirt himself got caught on camera and made local infamy you know if you know you know

topped with the vibrant zero-tech thrive hd two and a half to fifteen by fifty illuminated scope sitting securely in a one piece worn mount this setup is instantly recognizable the zero-tech glass delivers exceptional light transmission and crisp target acquisition while the fix q is widely celebrated as the revolutionary lightweight bolt action platform that completely redefine modular precision shooting with its rigid one piece aluminum receiver lightning fast short throw bolt there you go the legendary yellow shirt thief capture edition a true kate gunworks piece of history so pretty cool stuff all right guys the platypus is pretty cool too this is a very unique gun this the stealth arms platypus it's a 2011 aluminum frame takes glauque mags uh and uh the glauque seventeen mags has a tllr one hl on it and a trigicon rmr in the bronze finish or

the fde so it's just a package this thing is sweet and i've held this gun it is awesome so keep an eye on that one we have a bunch of lever guns the finale lupo general generously donated by john mawini the chief of staff of the civil rights coalition and here you have it um un-fired new in the box beautiful hunting rifle look at the walnut on that gorgeous gorgeous all right so head over and check it out guys um i'm not gonna belabor the point but i'd love to have you guys join us it'll be of amazing uh platypus guns rock yes they do i have a type o3 if i were to get a machine gun license why am i still not able to get an frt make that makes sense no kidding you know uh because they know you can't afford a

machine gun that's why uh good deal yep still waiting for you to add the plasma rickie in the 40 watt range to the group uh the uh the face plasma rifle in the 40 watt range i have a uh i have a uh morale patch that says that phased plasma rifle in the 40 watt range think it was a CMMG patch uh gonna have a lot of people drooling all right yes we are still good to go thank you guys for all that so all right i'm gonna drop the link in the chat we're to sign up buy your tickets now buy one for a friend and click on the auction bitterly bid off and um it'll just speed things up if we get everyone kind of to the limit of where they are for the for the auction we can have the fun in live auction but if you know whatever do what you want but i think it'll help speed some

things up if we get everyone to pre-bid if you will let's see where the heck am i i am having a serious hard time following how many tabs i have open today all right there's the fundraiser click on it buy your tickets sponsor a table if you're a member of the gun club say hey we should be sponsoring a table with this what can the club do let's go and uh you know i mean shoot teachers unions a dump and a half a million bucks into this fight the least we can do is gun owners and gun clubs is throw some dues money in right a lot of the clubs i know that get money from cell towers and you know land leases for other reasons you know a lot of them are sitting on hundreds of thousands of dollars we could get if we could get a few clubs here and there to strike a check for 25 to 50 thousand bucks that'd be a good way to go you can have a real machine gun but not a

fake one no doubt about it mark all right guys i'm gonna save my voice we're a little over i'll be on Thursday with you got a massive week coming up next week i won't have rapid fire on Tuesday and Thursday but actually i might on Thursday but i definitely not Tuesday um and then toward the end of the month i lead for Scotland so um it's going to be a little checkerboard of rapid fire regular shows so i'll try to record some stuff i got to record a show this week for Sunday um because i'm going down to the belly of the beast back down in dc um to do the work of the people trying to work for the people of Massachusetts bring attention to our cause get a lot of good meetings down there i gotta give a speech at a couple of the gun rights step things going on be at the women for gun rights conference with diana muller karyano claire chirol tod all the usual ladies in the fight um we have uh i'm bringing

three or four women two of which have never been involved in uh any type of second amendment advocacy and my wife is going so we're really excited about that it's going to be a great time uh trying to get some meetings with the powers that be while we're down there um i definitely will be in the same room with harmy dillin hoping to you know bender ear for 10 minutes if i can five minutes um so yeah maybe i'll see you guys tomorrow night if anyone goes to the uh uh talk with nick surely in cambridge um at the harvard republican club i'd love to be there i don't i don't know i'm sure it'll be standing remotely but you never know so anyway god bless guys um i'll see y'all soon and often and thanks for doing what you do keep up the good work god bless over and out

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