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OSD 342: We wanted flying cars, instead we got 140 police states
Every government is as abusive as its options.
Sep 9
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OSD 341: The courts are not coming
When seconds count, the courts are decades away.
Sep 3
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August 2025
OSD 340: Hi, I’m here for the gangland?
There have never been more guns, and murder rates are at all-time lows.
Aug 27
19
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OSD 339: Going postal
Gun laws as time capsules.
Aug 19
13
OSD 338: Going public as a gun company
What a new IPO means.
Aug 13
8
OSD 337: What would a president who cares about gun rights do?
H1 2025 in review
Aug 6
12
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July 2025
OSD 336: How to rescue Sig Sauer
“Nobody ever got fired for buying IBM” cuts both ways.
Jul 29
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OSD 335: Guns suck
Suppose you need to drive to the grocery store.
Jul 23
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OSD 334: Drone terrorism is here, it’s just the government doing it
Two weeks ago we linked a piece called “Drones will realize the promise of suicide terrorism”, calling it “hopefully not prescient”.
Jul 15
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OSD 333: In all the silencer talk, everyone forgot about SBRs and AOWs
We’ve spent so much time these past few weeks talking about the impending explosion in silencer sales (tldr we’re headed for a future where every gun…
Jul 9
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OSD 332: Napkin math on the NFA market once tax stamps are free
With the Senate Parliamentarian having ruled that suppressors can’t be removed from the NFA through the reconciliation process, it looks like…
Jul 1
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June 2025
OSD 331: What will guns look like without barrel length laws?
Until it was abolished 1983, a federal agency called the Civil Aeronautics Board regulated the interstate airline industry in the US.
Jun 25
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