11-04-25 Lee The Gunwriter Williams, Everytown for Gun Safety now going after RUGER as they did Glock, except………

Mark and Lee Williams discus latest Second Amendment news and current events, including the gun grabbers now going after Ruger to cave in the wake of Glock’s announcement of model changes apparently in reaction to CA and impending lawsuits. Not a good look. Expected reaction from these insidious liars in the gun control groups. More ATF lies in Adamiak case and non regulated items can get you in trouble? Summary The conversation delves into the moral implications of collecting items that may attract the attention of the ATF. It highlights the unpredictable nature of regulatory enforcement and the potential risks involved in such collections. Takeaways The moral dilemma of collecting potentially regulated items. The ATF has significant discretion in enforcement. Collecting items can open individuals up to scrutiny. Legality does not guarantee safety from regulatory action. The ATF can target anyone at their discretion. Understanding the risks involved in collecting is crucial. The conversation emphasizes the unpredictability of regulatory actions. Buyers should consider the implications of their purchases. The discussion reflects on the nature of legality versus enforcement. Awareness of the ATF’s power is essential for collectors. Keywords ATF, moral dilemma, collecting, firearms, regulations, legality, discretion