In this episode of the Hunters Campfire podcast, the hosts engage with Robert Borsak MLC and Tom Kenyon to discuss the recent tragic events in New South Wales and the subsequent legislative responses. The conversation delves into the emotional impact of the crisis, reflections on past tragedies, and the political landscape surrounding gun control. The discussion highlights the implications for recreational hunting, the role of public sentiment, and the potential future of firearm regulations in New South Wales. The hosts also explore the influence of federal involvement in gun laws and the cultural and societal implications of the ongoing debate. In this conversation, Robert Borsak MLC and Tom Kenyon discuss the chaotic state of gun legislation in New South Wales, the importance of conservation hunting, and the economic contributions of hunters. They highlight the law-abiding nature of shooters and the issues of police overreach in license denials. The discussion also covers the responses of various states to gun control measures, the political dynamics surrounding gun legislation, and the need for mobilization among gun owners to advocate for their rights. The conversation concludes with a call to action for the shooting community to become more politically active and engaged.

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1. Introduction and Overview - 00:00:00
2. Historical Context of Gun Laws - 00:03:00
3. Role of Clubs in Regulation - 00:09:00
4. Political Strategies and Activism - 00:15:00
5. National Implications and Call to Action - 00:21:00