Open Source Defense
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OSD 397: The market for weird PDWs just got 100x bigger. So PDWs will get weirder.
The Department of Justice has chosen not to appeal a court ruling that effectively struck down the NFA’s registration requirements with respect to items that have a $0 tax stamp (silencers, short-barreled rifles or shotguns, and any-other-w...
OSD 396: Non-guns are becoming pretty gun-like
When a journalist is looking to get a rise out of their audience, there’s a go-to article template that looks like this: “<Legislator> introduces bill to <do crazy thing>”. Legislators introduce all kinds of bills all the time. So there’s a...
OSD 395: Guns suck, Jake Paul edition
posted an interview with Jake Paul, who apparently has been reading OSD:
Jake: The 2nd Amendment was made so that if the government was doing ridiculous things to us and controlling us in harmful ways, that the citizens could upthrow the...
OSD 394: Surveillance and gun ownership are getting waymo complicated
You can’t even wave your AR-15 around in a taxi anymore.
From SFGATE:
Two young people were arrested last week in San Francisco’s Outer Richmond neighborhood after allegedly being caught in a Waymo with a loaded assault rifle, authoriti...
OSD 393: Where is my flying gun?
Alex Tabarrok put an updated spin on Frédéric Bastiat’s classic essay “That Which is Seen, and That Which is Not Seen”:
regulation that raises gasoline prices makes people angry but when regulation prevents an industry from ever existing...
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