Dustin Wallace and Jay Wilson, with Faxon Firearms, discuss their 8.6 Blackout and their Exos Compensator. Christopher Swainhart, Ursula Willams and Scott Kiefner host.
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227: CroMag Industries, Robinson Armament, and Hitch Hotel
Matthew Carvalho from CroMag Industries discusses their Mag Ripper, a palm-sized tool for AR magazines that makes loading and unloading a breeze.
Alex Robinson of Robinson Armament talks about their XCR, more ergonomic and reliable than an AR. It also supports multiple calibers.
Colby Kusinitz with Hitch Hotel shares their compact, collapsable, and towable shelter. About the size of a refrigerator, it extends from 42 inches to 7 feet in length.
153: Leupold Optics
Brad Lines from Leupold Optics talks with hosts Chris Swainhart, Ursula Williams, and Scott Kiefner about their line of optics - from red dots to rifle scopes. We talk about two amazing features on some of the scopes: a self-leveling scope, and a speed dial that allows the shooter to know which rotation it is set to without coming off the gun.
217: 2023 IPSC Shotgun World Shoot, Jawless Hog Tactical, and Challenge Targets
Our very Ursula Williams shares her experience in Thailand at the 2023 IPSC Shotgun World Shoot.
Nick Shepherd from Jawless Hog Tactical discusses the training courses they offer for Law Enforcement and civilians.
Brad Brune with Challenge Targets talks about their American-made, commercial grade targets that are sure to provide a challenge.
168: Fix It Sticks and Cosaint Arms
Cole Quarnberg with Fix It Sticks talks about their repair and assembly tool kit. It comes with torque limiters to ensure sights and other attachments are tightened properly.
Greg Mooney from Cosaint Arms then joins and discusses their custom 1911. The grip and frame are separate parts, which allows all the recoil to travel horizontally.
167: Sights and Safes
Brian Hedeen from Viridian Weapon Technologies talks about their line of Laser Sights and Optics. They have a variety of mounting options, including the HS1 - a handstop with a pressure pad to activate the laser on the front - or the 4LUX variant with a flashlight.
Todd Pearson with The Headrest Safe Company discusses the namesake product. It is a car headrest with a biometric fingerprint reader with 8 to 10 inches of storage. It will fit almost any headrest with its universal mounting system.















