Jonathan Clausen, CEO of AR-TAKEDOWN TOOL, talks with us about the tool, which is used for easy disassembly of an AR. No larger than a pencil, the tool uses spring force to remove all sorts of pins - takedown, trigger, detent, pivot, and more. It is 100% made in America.
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Leon Weatherby of L3I Design Solutions shares their parts and accessories made with Rimfire competition in mind.
Ron Featherston from At The Ready talks about their gun mount custom fit for over 300 handguns.
219: PTR, Safety Arms Systems, and Adept Armor
Bill Gentry from PTR and Matt Babb, a gunsmith and firearms historian, talk about PTR's Archon pistol and all the benefits it offers.
Edmond Dadisho with Safety Arms Systems shares their system which allows a user to lock a firearm remotely and make predefined settings.
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208: SRLEEA, VNSH, and Meta Tactical
Bill Rogers with the SRLEEA talks about the non-profit organization and their upcoming show Small Town Cop.
Chance Smith from VNSH discusses their holster. Made of an extremely comfortable material, the VNSH holster requires no belt, can carry two extra magazines, works with almost all handguns, and allows carry in multiple ways.
Jon Quintao of Meta Tactical talks about their APEX Series Carbine Conversion Kit, which converts a pistol into a bullpup style rifle.
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.
















