About This Episode:

Riley Bowman and Jacob Paulsen open with the industry and legislative news that matters to gun owners this month: Smith & Wesson buying Savage, Ruger pulling the LCR and a long list of revolvers, the ATF losing its top lawyer, what Tuesday's election means for the next two years, and two legends the gun world just lost.

Then it's Justified Saves. Warning shots and a story told to deputies that didn't hold up, a door that maybe never needed to open, two negligent discharges from very experienced shooters, a knife in a Dollar General, a stranger coming through a window, and three masked men in a driveway on Halloween night. We close with the full story of the armed dad who ran toward the shooter at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend, Oregon. Tune in so you don't miss!

News Stories Referenced In This Episode:

• Smith & Wesson and Savage Arms Are Now One Company
• Ruger Suspends LCR, SP101, GP100 and More: What Gun Owners Need to Know
• ATF Chief Counsel Robert Leider Resigns
• Mississippi AG: Form 4 Now Voluntary for Suppressors
• Gun sales surged in weeks before election night
• Maine Drops Permit Reciprocity For Four States
• Remembering Evan Marshall
• 2A legend Robert K. Brown passes, aged 93
• Prosecutor admits man arrested for murder actually acted in self-defense
• Houston man shot in Halloween costume after wrong-apartment mix-up
• He Thought the Chamber Was Clear: A Negligent Discharge Story Every Gun Owner Should Hear
• Armed citizens pull guns on knife-wielding woman at Florida Dollar General
• Webster Parish homeowner fatally shoots man breaking into his home
• Detectives investigate shooting involving homeowner and three masked men
• Kaylub Giamanco and the Bend School Shooting: What an Armed Dad's Story Teaches the Rest of Us
• What Are the Odds?