This Week In Guns 351 – Keybase Ban , Remington arms, New Zealand, and More

Hello everyone and welcome back to This Week in Guns, brought to you by Patriot Patch Company. This show offers commentary on the latest firearms industry news, information and buzz. I’m your host Matthew Larosiere and I’m here with my co-host Shawn Herrin.

Keybase bans sharing 3D-printable gun plans

For the longest time, keybase was the go-to spot for those who wanted to squirt out guns. It was an aggressively pro-privacy and free speech platform, and as a member myself, I can tell you we felt very welcome. That is, until zoom bought it.

Remington Arms is back

The latest twitching limb of Remington’s long nearly-dead corpse, RemArms, just had its FFL approved, clearing the way for it to begin production on March 1st. The new firm owns the rights to produce all Remington firearms, save for Marlin’s, which went to Ruger.

New Zealand set for round two of confiscation

Starting February 1st and lasting until May 1st 2021, the New Zealand government is giving amnesty for unlawful possession of newly prohibited items. They’ve published a price list for the arms they’re “buying back.”

The HR127 scare – what does it really take to pass?

Everyone’s talking about HR127, but is this really the one? Could it be us focusing so much time and attention on this obvious gun control megalith might distract from real movers?

Johns Hopkins wants clinicians to red flag patients

Johns Hopkins has put forward a new learning activity for clinicians about how they can petition the courts to remove their patients firearms.

The Rittenhouse Saga: Unlawful Relocation?

In a display of extreme technical sticklery, prosecutors are asking the Kenosha County Court to issue an arrest warrant for RIttenhouse because he did not update his address within 48 hours of moving.

Ivan the Troll Breathing Life into Dead Hi-Powers

He’s been at it for a while, but TFB just picked up on our friend Ivan’s fixation on Browning Hi-Powers. This actually solves a very difficult problem for the Hi-Power that may keep the old girls talking far longer than might have otherwise been possible.