Gun Control Groups Demanded Better Data. It Proved Them Wrong

Gun control groups spent years saying the best gun data didn't count. So a Georgetown professor ran his survey again, addressed the complaints they made, and the numbers came back even worse for them. Amy Swearer of Advancing American Freedom joins us to explain what the 2026 National Firearms Survey found, what was done to the man who ran it, and why 26.4 million Americans owning an AR-15 matters to the Supreme Court in December.

Also this week: a Glock is back on the California roster, the ten gun bills Newsom just signed, what it actually costs to carry a gun in San Diego from scratch, Dan Wos on the fake "child gun death" statistic, and the Gun Owners Radio crew's recap of GRPC in Dallas.

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0:00 Dakota named a KUSI Community Champion

4:48 Welcome, and the road to 20,000 subscribers

9:51 Is printing illegal in California?

13:50 IPSC World Shotgun in Corinth, Greece

22:23 Virginia's voluntary "do not sell" gun list

25:34 Amy Swearer: they demanded better data

37:03 What they did to Professor English

40:59 Strict gun laws really do suppress gun ownership

45:12 Hawaii 14.5%, Alabama 47%: the state numbers