Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A gun shop in Fallbrook got an email offering them money to give away lockboxes to active duty military. Their first reaction was the same one you are having right now: this smells like a Moms Demand Action front. So Jason Martin and his crew did the sensible thing. They dug into it before saying yes.
What they found is a suicide prevention program called Pause to Protect, run through the University of Colorado and funded by the Department of War. A Marine walks in, shows an active duty ID, and walks out with a lockbox. No application, no paperwork, no personal information collected, nothing that looks like a registry. Jason sat on a panel of shop owners from around the country who all came in skeptical and came out of it the same way he did. Michael takes the whole thing apart on air, piece by piece, and lands where a lot of you will land: a free safe for a Marine is just a good deal. The part almost nobody talks about is in there too. Service members living in the barracks still have nowhere legal to keep a firearm, because no base in Navy Region Southwest has actually built a plan around the order allowing troops to carry on base.
The rest of the show is stacked. Hawaii answered the Wolford decision by handing out free "no guns" signs to businesses, so the crew walks through what one of those signs actually does and does not do to you legally, in Hawaii and in California. AR-15s are back on Virginia shelves after the injunction. Michael has the update on Renna, the roster case he is a named plaintiff in, including the newly added AB 1127 Glock claim and the motion for summary judgment, plus why the Miller case still matters even after the Supreme Court takes up two assault weapons bans. Sam gets stumped (sort of) by a machine gun that only fires one round per trigger pull. Michael makes the case that protests do not work and lays out what does: elections, lawsuits, and culture. And Alisha closes with the story out of Cerritos, where a concealed carry holder stopped a man with a knife in the middle of a Sunday lunch rush in Los Angeles County.
Chapters:
0:00 - Welcome, and who is at the desk this week
1:58 - What is on: Alisha's gun cleaning class (July 29) and Tactical Comms with John Baldwin (Aug 15, Oceanside)
5:10 - Corrections: the slung shot is a real weapon, and a fair point about what a CCW actually costs
14:06 - Dinner with Alan Beck after the Wolford win
17:00 - Hawaii's answer to Wolford: free "no guns" signs, and what that sign actually means legally
28:06 - Jason Martin of Fallbrook Guns and Ammo joins the show
44:40 - Pause to Protect: free safes for active duty, and who is really funding it
55:57 - Virginia: AR-15s are back on the shelves after the injunction
1:00:05 - Stump My Nephew: Old Dominion, the Supreme Court feathers, and a machine gun that fires one round per trigger pull
1:16:53 - Legal update: Renna, the AB 1127 Glock ban, summary judgment, and why Miller still matters
1:37:38 - Protests do not work. Elections, lawsuits, and culture do.
1:57:26 - The Curtin Call: a CCW holder stops a knife attacker at a Cerritos restaurant
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A gun shop in Fallbrook got an email offering them money to give away lockboxes to active duty military. Their first reaction was the same one you are having right now: this smells like a Moms Demand Action front. So Jason Martin and his crew did the sensible thing. They dug into it before saying yes.
What they found is a suicide prevention program called Pause to Protect, run through the University of Colorado and funded by the Department of War. A Marine walks in, shows an active duty ID, and walks out with a lockbox. No application, no paperwork, no personal information collected, nothing that looks like a registry. Jason sat on a panel of shop owners from around the country who all came in skeptical and came out of it the same way he did. Michael takes the whole thing apart on air, piece by piece, and lands where a lot of you will land: a free safe for a Marine is just a good deal. The part almost nobody talks about is in there too. Service members living in the barracks still have nowhere legal to keep a firearm, because no base in Navy Region Southwest has actually built a plan around the order allowing troops to carry on base.
The rest of the show is stacked. Hawaii answered the Wolford decision by handing out free "no guns" signs to businesses, so the crew walks through what one of those signs actually does and does not do to you legally, in Hawaii and in California. AR-15s are back on Virginia shelves after the injunction. Michael has the update on Renna, the roster case he is a named plaintiff in, including the newly added AB 1127 Glock claim and the motion for summary judgment, plus why the Miller case still matters even after the Supreme Court takes up two assault weapons bans. Sam gets stumped (sort of) by a machine gun that only fires one round per trigger pull. Michael makes the case that protests do not work and lays out what does: elections, lawsuits, and culture. And Alisha closes with the story out of Cerritos, where a concealed carry holder stopped a man with a knife in the middle of a Sunday lunch rush in Los Angeles County.
Chapters:
0:00 - Welcome, and who is at the desk this week
1:58 - What is on: Alisha's gun cleaning class (July 29) and Tactical Comms with John Baldwin (Aug 15, Oceanside)
5:10 - Corrections: the slung shot is a real weapon, and a fair point about what a CCW actually costs
14:06 - Dinner with Alan Beck after the Wolford win
17:00 - Hawaii's answer to Wolford: free "no guns" signs, and what that sign actually means legally
28:06 - Jason Martin of Fallbrook Guns and Ammo joins the show
44:40 - Pause to Protect: free safes for active duty, and who is really funding it
55:57 - Virginia: AR-15s are back on the shelves after the injunction
1:00:05 - Stump My Nephew: Old Dominion, the Supreme Court feathers, and a machine gun that fires one round per trigger pull
1:16:53 - Legal update: Renna, the AB 1127 Glock ban, summary judgment, and why Miller still matters
1:37:38 - Protests do not work. Elections, lawsuits, and culture do.
1:57:26 - The Curtin Call: a CCW holder stops a knife attacker at a Cerritos restaurant
🔔 New episodes every Sunday. Subscribe and turn on notifications.
🌐 gunownersradio.com
#GunOwnersRadio #SecondAmendment #PauseToProtect #ConcealedCarry #2A
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#2a #guns #gunowners #2ndAmendment #2ACA #ca42a #gunownersradio #gunrights #gunownersrights #rkba #shallnotbeinfringed #pewpew
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The right to self-defense is a basic human right. Gun ownership is an integral part of that right. If you want to keep your Second Amendment rights, defend them by joining San Diego County Gun Owners (SDCGO), Orange County Gun Owners (OCGO), or Inland Empire Gun Owners (IEGO).
sandiegocountygunowners.com
orangecountygunowners.com
inlandempiregunowners.com
Support the cause by listening to Gun Owners Radio live on Sunday afternoon or on any podcast app at your leisure. Together we will win.
SUPPORT THE BUSINESSES THAT SUPPORT YOUR SELF DEFENSE RIGHTS!
Get expert legal advice on any firearm-related issues: dillonlawgp.com
Smarter web development and digital marketing help: sagetree.com
Clean your guns easier, faster, and safer! seal1.com
Get your cases & outdoor gear at C.A.R.G.O in El Cajon or visit them at cargostores.com
