Matthew Larosiere

Newly obtained documents show how gun manufacturers swamped the market with large capacity magazines.

717 million devices like they used in the Brown University event have been produced and distributed in 30 years, including a decade when they were banned.

yeah no the little uh the little law enforcement government use only stamp was uh shockingly effective um yeah so this is just like the the most bizarrely reverse engineered story produced you know alongside the rolling stones to turn the idea that

Firearms magazines went up when guns got lighter, and we figured out how to make them hold the rounds we always wanted them to hold.

And the fact that this happened was clearly a...

huge conspiracy on the part of the gun industry.

much prior to very recently of course there's standard exceptions like the galil has a 35 red mag or whatever right okay well and like all every european submachine gun like 32 rounds is very common but like generally because their ammo came their ammo was based on eight because they were obsessed with the 1911 and so they're like oh what's the package we can put these in they came in 32 round packs so that's why that and so you've got

No, definitely.

It's all deeply disingenuous.

Like, you know, this, this quote obtained the documents for a series called the secret files of the gun and just uses a trove of records to reveal the industry's inner workings.

And you know what those are that it really doesn't, they don't talk to each other and stuff just kind of happens.

Yeah, it's idiotic.

So let's move on.

Breaking the...

Yeah.

Twenty six states and the DOJ have filed amicus briefs in road, which is pretty cool.

Ivan, you put this one in.

What do you got to say about it?

Right.

Yeah.