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Key Points:
- Doxing attempts on Ivan T. Troll have had no significant repercussions, and he's taken a brief social media break for personal reasons.
- The government’s argument in the Matt Hoover Auto Keycard case could imply that all AR-15s are machine guns under their interpretation.
- Massachusetts' new ghost gun law has drawn mixed reactions, with some local gun enthusiasts and experts surprisingly supporting the prohibition on 3D-printed and unserialized firearms.
0:00 Introduction and Ivan's doxxing incident
5:55 Sponsor: VZ Grips
7:11 Maryland gun store lawsuit and community support
20:30 Ninth Circuit carry cases update
26:19 Debunking Defense Distributors secrecy order claim
33:14 Historical context and analysis of secrecy orders
41:00 Legitimacy of secrecy order claim and potential conflicts
47:19 Matt Hoover case and 4th Circuit case update
53:23 Sponsor: Maf Arms
54:15 Law enforcement collaboration with 3D printer industry
1:02:13 Massachusetts ghost gun law discussion
1:07:14 Sponsor: Patriot Patch Company
1:08:14 Closing remarks and next episode teaser
