Great News!!! The Bosque Farms Gun and Knife show is only two weeks away. The show is August 15th & 16th. Saturday hours are 9:00 to 5:00 and Sunday hours are 10:00 to 4:00. This is the largest Gun and Knife show in the Albuquerque Area. Here is a partial list of the vendors that will be at the Bosque Farms Gun Show.

Allen – 10 tables of ammo

Craig (FFL) – 3 tables of guns

David – 8 tables of knives

Buddy – 4 tables of Guns and Accessories

Jesse – 3 tables of knives, gun parts

Joe (FFL) – 2 tables of guns and 5 of gun accessories and knives

John – 1 table of coins with a few guns

Judy – Customizeable holsters

Justin (FFL) – 6 tables of Guns

Ken (FFL) – 3 tables of guns

Randy – 2 tables of guns

Osprey scopes – 9 tables of scopes

Robert – 2 tables of Guns

Tom – 1 table of handmade knives

Tom – 2 tables of guns and accessories

Tony – 3 tables of Guns and Misc.

Plinkers (FFL) – 5 tables of guns

Brian (FFL) – 3 tables of guns

David (FFL) – 6 tables of guns

Dena – 2 tables of conceal and carry purses and Non-lethal

Doug – 1 table of muzzle loaders, black powder, etc.

Eli (FFL) – 7 tables of guns and accessories

In addition we will have something for everyone, including candles, tumblers, jewelry, bags and vests, wood carving and toys, keychains and more.

I have attached a flyer for the Bosque Farms Show for you to share with friends and family, along with the 505 Productions Show Schedule. Please feel free to reach out with any questions—I am here to help! Looking forward to seeing you all there! This will be the last show of the year and right before Christmas to help you find that last minute gift.

Best,

David McCutcheon

Vet Radio Syndicate

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What people don’t realize is the number of guns in America, and the saturation of weapons. Here are some numbers that highlight why America is the most armed nation in the world.

Right now, Americans own roughly 500 million guns, averaging about 1.5 guns per person or nearly 2 guns per adult. The U.S. military holds roughly 4.5 million firearms, and local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies hold about 1 million.

About 32% of American adults personally own a gun, and roughly 43% to 46% of U.S. households have at least one firearm. This is why it would be impossible to disarm Americans, let alone have a conversation about buy backs.

Texas leads the US with the number of tracked/registered firearms with over 1 Million owned, Florida and California are right behind Texas.

We tried finding the data on Class III, but that is not a number the ATF keeps. At best estimate the number of machine guns with a Class III stamp is around 200k. There are over a million SBRs, suppressors, and short barreled shotguns with a stamp.

Americans own roughly 46%-50% of all weapons in the world, and depending on who you get the numbers from range from 867million to 950million weapons. This is why no one has a plan for invading America. China has 27.5 million weapons in its PLA, which is basically outgunned by American civilians almost 20 to 1.

Like Matt said on SNL, “Guns”.

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38 days and counting down until Judge Brown signs the order vacating the 7 day waiting period for New Mexico

Judge Browning for the 7 day wait.

The bad news is it’s still in effect.

The state doesn’t want to give up and according to MSLF its an exercise in futility. Judge Browning was ready to issue a final judgment today but the state is still fighting it.

There are 3 more conferences before the final hearing.

Apr 20 will be the motion for summary judgment,

May 11 will be to hear responses and

Jul 1 will for replies.

The final hearing will be Jun 2. Judge Browning said he will issue his decision by Aug 28, maybe earlier.

Judge Browning stated that he is bound by the 10ths decision.

Arnie

Do you still have to wait 7 days in New Mexico to buy a gun?

Yes, depending on where you shop. While a federal appeals court struck down New Mexico’s 7-day waiting period as unconstitutional, the legal situation remains deeply confusing. Many local dealers still enforce the wait out of caution, though the law contains several specific exemptions. 

The status of the law and who it applies to currently includes:

• The Court Ruling: The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the state’s 7-day waiting period likely violates the Second Amendment. However, because the mandate and official guidance are tangled in the court system, many individual Federal Firearms Licensees (FFLs) are choosing to enforce a 7-day hold until local authorities and the ATF issue unified, statewide directives.
• Exemptions: You do not have to wait 7 days if you hold a valid New Mexico concealed handgun license, if you are a federal firearms licensee, or if the transaction involves law enforcement agencies or immediate family members. 
• Because policies vary by store, it is highly recommended to call your local shop directly to ask about their current transfer protocols before you purchase a firearm. You can look up local firearms dealers on the ATF FFL Locator to find contact information. 

Michelle Lujan Grisham, Governor Michael B. Sloane, Director

Media Contact: Darren Vaughan, Communications Director New Mexico Department of Wildlife Darren.Vaughan@dgf.nm.gov 505-476-8027

Public Contact: Information Center ispa@dgf.nm.gov 888-248-6866

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   June 30, 2026   Department announces sale of leftover deer licenses beginning July 8   SANTA FE — The New Mexico Department of Wildlife will have 537 leftover deer licenses from the 2026-2027 big-game draw available for sale at 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 8, through the Department’s Online License System.   The leftover license sale will be open exclusively to New Mexico residents for the first 24 hours. If licenses remain, the sale will open to nonresidents at 10 a.m. Thursday, July 9.    Hunters must possess a 2026-2027 Game Hunting or Game Hunting and Fishing License before purchasing a leftover deer license, and should buy any required stamps before the sale opens. Hunters planning to purchase a leftover license should also complete all mandatory 2025-2026 harvest reporting requirements before July 8. Purchases that fail the post-sale audit because of incomplete harvest reporting will be rejected, and only the license fee will be refunded.   For more information, hunters and outfitters may contact the Department’s Information Center at 888-248-6866 or email ispa@dgf.nm.gov.   Available hunts are listed chronologically in the table below. The first column lists the Game Management Unit for each hunt, followed by the legal hunt dates. The hunt code indicates the species, legal sporting arms, dates, area, fee type and bag limit for each hunt listed. Following the three-letter species code (DER), the first number represents the legal weapon for that hunt (a 2 indicates a bow-only hunt, while a 3 indicates a muzzleloader, crossbow or bow-only hunt).    The final column of the table represents the bag limit for each hunt code. FAD represents one fork-antlered deer (white-tailed or mule deer); FAMD represents one fork-antlered mule deer; and FAWTD represents one fork-antlered white-tailed deer.   More information is available in the 2026-2027 Hunting Rules and Information Booklet.

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Michelle Lujan Grisham, Governor Michael B. Sloane, Director

Media Contact: Darren Vaughan, Communications Director New Mexico Department of Wildlife Darren.Vaughan@dgf.nm.gov 505-476-8027

Public Contact: Information Center ispa@dgf.nm.gov 888-248-6866

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   June 30, 2026   Limited private-land pronghorn licenses available   SANTA FE – The New Mexico Department of Wildlife reminds hunters that private-land pronghorn licenses in northeastern New Mexico are available for the 2026-2027 license year.   Private-land pronghorn license sales are limited in Game Management Units (GMU) 41, 42, 47, 56, 57, 58 and 59. These licenses will be available beginning at 8 a.m. July 1 through the Department’s Online License System, license vendors or by phone at 888-248-6866.    Hunters should purchase any required game hunting license and/or stamps before July 1. Limited licenses will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis and are expected to sell out quickly. Once a hunter selects a limited hunt code online, they will have five minutes to complete their purchase before the license is returned to inventory. If a hunter is successful in purchasing one of these licenses, they must obtain written permission from the landowner before hunting.   Other licenses available beginning July 1 include over-the-counter javelina, fall turkey, private-land deer, private-land Barbary sheep and secondary management zone private-land elk, as well as federal Duck Stamps.   ###

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ABQ GUNS HOURS HAVE BEEN AMENDED FOR JULY 4TH HOLIDAY

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HORNADY 155GR 9MM AMMO CAN WITH HAT – $155.00

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GOD bless Sr. Airman James D. Gallegos for your Service and ultimate sacrifice!

We will reopen on Tuesday 5/26 to assist you all in your needs.

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The United States Department of Justice (“DOJ”) recently filed a complaintfor declaratory and injunctive relief against the State of Colorado and the Colorado Department of Public Safety in federal court challenging the constitutionality of Colorado’s ban on magazines with the capacity to hold more than fifteen rounds of ammunition.   Passed in 2013, Colo. Rev. Stat. § 18-12-302 (the “Magazine Ban”) makes it a criminal misdemeanor to sell, transfer, or possess in Colorado a “large-capacity magazine,” which is defined to include a “fixed or detachable magazine, box, drum, feed strip, or similar device capable of accepting, or that is designed to be readily converted to accept, more than fifteen rounds of ammunition.” The DOJ argues that, pursuant to the Supreme Court’s holding in Bruen, the Magazine Ban violates the Second Amendment because it is inconsistent with the Nation’s historical tradition of firearm regulation. The complaint alleges: “The Magazine Ban’s characterization of these magazines as ‘large capacity’ is a misnomer, because magazines capable of holding more than 15 rounds are, in fact, standard capacity magazines for many popular firearms, including the AR-15 rifle, the most popular rifle in America.”   DOJ’s press release stated, “This law unconstitutionally infringes on the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens to keep and bear arms in common use for lawful purposes….Law-abiding Americans own hundreds of millions of magazines such as those banned by the State.” Citing the widespread use of such “large-capacity magazines” for lawful purposes, the DOJ claims that the Magazine Ban runs afoul of the Heller case, where the Supreme Court held that the Second Amendment protects the right of law-abiding citizens to keep and bear arms in common use for lawful purposes. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet K. Dhillon of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division noted, “Colorado’s ban on certain magazines is political virtue signaling at the expense of Americans’ constitutional right to keep and bear arms.”   This case could affect many other states with magazine bans, including  those with ten round limits, so the industry should take note beyond the borders of Colorado.   Renzulli  Law Firm, LLP will continue to monitor new and developing firearms litigation around the country. If you have any questions concerning firearms-related litigation, please contact Christopher Renzulli.   Renzulli Law Firm is Monitoring Firearm-Related Legislative Developments Renzulli Law Firm, nationally recognized as one of the premier law firms in the country serving the Firearms Industry, is monitoring legislative developments affecting the industry and publishing regular updates which are available by e-mail and on the Firm’s website.    Our firearms legislation updates are available here.  Additional information about the Firm’s litigation, counseling and consulting services for the Firearms Industry is available here.   Copyright © All rights reserved. This e-mail is provided by Renzulli Law Firm for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended and should not be construed as legal advice.